Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-19
prominent in Washington social and political circles
VINO called to bid the Minister and his family good.
by and bon voyage. They leave Washington next
Thursday.
Another Arctic Disaster The Rodgers
Burned and Sunk.
NEW YORK, April lsth.-The following is special
cable message TO the Herald

cable message to the Herald:
IRKUTsK (Siberial, April Is, 1882
have this morning received startling news from
ar. jackson, the special Commissioner who was
sent IN search OF the Jeanette survivors. He ap
parentlY forwarded the dispatch by courier. 1t is
as follows:
FROM THR BANKS eF TIE ALDEN RIVER, April G.
ISL have just met courier bearing dispatches
from W. Fl. Glider. the Herald correspondent with
the Rodgers, whom the courier had accompanied
from hoymok, on tie koleme river, to Verkhoy-
ansk, $50 miles north OF YatCsk. Glider had made
the journey OF 1900 versts among the Chuchchees
de was sent forward with the that the Rodgers
had been burned and sunk that Lieutenant Berry,
with the officers ard crew, thirty-six in number
wls at I1opka, near Cape Serdze; that vessel
should be sent for them as early possible
The Fire Record.
GREESsBuRG (Pa), April lSth.-A fire broke out
IN New Alexandria, Westmoreland county, at 4
o'clock this evening and is still raging Two stores
and six dwellings have already been consumed.
report at 10 o'clock says the fire is beyond con-
troll, and the citizens are panicstricken AS the
buildings are mostly frame, there is little hope OF
saving the town, which has about 200 inhabitants
Tie loss thus far is estimated at $40 coo; small in-
surance.
NEW ALEXANDRIA (Pa }, April lsth-The fire was
controlled at II O'clock after several houses were
burned. One third of the town is gone.
NEWTON Comm. April lsth.-The Congregational
Church, school house and some stores and buildings
| at Hebron were burned to-day Loss, $4,000 par
| TALLY insured.
SEYMOUR Conn., April 1sth.-The furniture ware
house OF E. T. Bassett was entered by burglars last
night. who blew open the safe and set FIRE to the
building, which, together with Beachs store and the
dwelling house of L. A. Camp, were DESTROYED.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, SIS, 000
New YORK, April 1Sth.-The establishment Of
Walker, Tuthi Il Brosnan, printers materials, 2o5
William street, was damaged $4,000 by fire to-day
| insured. The other occupants Of the buildings sui-
fered somewhat
PROVIDENCE (R. IL April lSth.-The sun Bleach.
cry at North Providence and four cottages were
burned to-day Loss, $4,000; partial insurance
The stock of the beachery belonged TO New York
Philadep phia and Boston parties.
RYE BEACH On. HI April 1sth-The Farragut
House, the largest hotel here, and all the cottages
east OF it, were burned this morning.
BosToS, April 1Sth.-1he building No l20 Fulton
street, occupied by George T. Mclaughlin & Co.
| manufacturers OF engines, elevators etc, was
$4,000. The Eureka Wringer Company, in the
same building, lost $4,000, and the Corrugated
Pipe Company 5000; partially insured
BRIDGEPoET Conn., April lSth.-The Grannis i
Hurd's lumber yard was burned to-day. Loss
$4,000.
CAIRO Qll), April 18th Holidays box factory
was burned tonight. Loss, S25, 600 A small boy
is reported burned to death.
PorrsvLLE (Pa), A, ril 18th Noun tain fires are
raging near New Philadelphia. The eugine.house of
the Silver Greek coery is gone, and the people are
fighting the fl imes TO night to save, the breaker.
Ex.Copgressmen Bead.
COLUMBUS 20. April lsth.- Colonel 0zro j. Dodds,
of Cincinnati, eXmember OF Congress, died at the
Neil House this evening
PORTLAND (Me.), April 1Stb.-Rev. Samuel c.
Fessenden, representative of Maine in the Thirty
| seventh Congress, died to day
Must Draw the LINE Somewhere.
Boston, April 18th The House defeated the bill
allowing women TO vote for Presidential Electors
ThermOmetrIcaI.
CHICAGO April 18TH -Thermometer- Highest 81 i,