Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-09

grayest apprehension as to the result of his
case. He was, if the story be true, suffering
from painful kidney disease, which threat.
ensd to become chronic. His physicians told
him to work less and sleep more, or fatal
termination would come in a short time,
Eminent New York physicians confirmed
this view. He went to Alexandria Bay
much depressed, ard his friends hone the
change will do much good, and that the
gloomy fears OF his physicians will disappear
on his return.
The Missouri Outlaw.
ST. LOUIS, October 7th.-Governor Crit.
tenden has withdrawn and abrogated the
proclamation issued by him on the 2S.h of
July last, in which he offered rewards for the
arrest and conviction of certain train rob.
bora, he stating that the chief actors in such
robberies are now either dead or in the Gus.
tody of the law of the State.
KANSAS CITY Mo- October 7th.-at Tn.
dependence to-day number of old friends
were admitted to the Jail to talk with Frank
James. be seemed In excellent spirits. and
expressed confidence in his ability to clear
himself OF the charges that may be brought
against him. James wife visited him during
the morning. At the hotel yesterday he
wrote upon the register, Frank Jane, wife
and child ren.arkirg it was the first time he
had signed his real name in sixteen wears.
There were number of bidders for the
autograph, but the landlord declined to per
NIT the register to be cut. James appearances
strongly indicates the rapid approach of con-
-hptiop, and. although he asserts that he is
IN good health, 1t Is evident that he is consid.
erabiy broken physically, il not in spirits
1t is the general opinion that he confidently
expected to be admitted to bail yesterday, and
there is no doubt he could give bonds in any
amount demanded. The regular term of the
Criminal Court occurs in November. but it is
thought that Judge White will give hearing
to application for bail before that time. There
is great difference of opinion here as to the
probability of sufficient evidence being Oh
tanned to convict him of the charges pre-.
ferred In this county. Opinions are also
greatly at variance as to the chances for par
don in case OF conviction. Major Edwards
states positively that James had no encour.
agement further than that offered In the let.
fer from Governor Crittenden, published yes.
terday.
A Most Horrible Murder.
EVANSVILLE Ind, October 7th.-A most
horrible murder has been committed within
three miles of Mount Vernon, In Posey
county. The neighbors OF Hume Redmap,
about o'clock on Friday night, heard loud
cries for mercy, " For Gods sake don't kill
me :" etc, at the same time sounds of blows.
followed shortly by the report of pistol, and
Redmsn was heard to exclaim my God,
Eva, have hit you: for Gods sake speak to
me. Did l kill your Redman then opened
the door and called the neighbors, saving his
wife had shot herself. Parties went to the
house and found Redmans wife on the floor
about two feet from the door, welterine in
Mood. and in dying condition, a rierriheer
pistol lying on her lap. Medical attendance
was summoned, but the woman was dead en-
arrival Rsdlasn was arrested and placed in
jail. To night the excitement ia intense.
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around tn Jail for the purpose of hanging
him.
He WIS nted TO Shoot the President.
NEW YORK, October 7tb.-A boy about Is
years old called at the police headquarters
this morning &nd asked for permit to carry
pistol He sked wat wanted to
carry and replied 10 siSic3t
He was taken to the
Court, when he seemed
answer to questions from
-ame was William Mar
East Eighty fourth
II used to live in the
II eighteen years ago
ad just come from the
lad served term for
1ot steal anything he
ID committed for ex.
ntal condition.
Gentlemen.
Der 7tb.-Last night,
of a Readjuster mass
a rencontre occurred be-
yton Wise and John Am
Iiuster candidate for Con.
s. from III. district, in which the latter
struck General Wise one blow, when friends
interfered. subsequently, Smith addressed
the meeting. bitterly deRouncing General D.
Wise. his Democratic opponent for Congress.
To-day the latter WAS heard to make VIC.
thraata mi xuh
rant was sworn ont for his arrest. He was
taken into custody and paiied for appearance
before the Police Court on Monday.
Shot Down by an Angry Husband.
OMAHA, October 7th.-At Plsttsmouth.
this morning, John Polliu, proprietor of the
European Restaurant. shot and mortally
wounded Captain Natter. Pollin called
Natter from the street into the dining. room
Of his restaurant. closed the door, drew a pis.
toll and fred, striking Natter over the left
eye. Pollin then delivered himself up. The
two men had some trouble yesterday about a
letter said TO have been received by Natter
from Pollin's wife. Natter was alive at last
accounts, but no hopes for his recovery are en-.
tertsined.
Edisons Incandescent Light.
New York, October 7th.-A correspond
ent writes to the american Gaslight Journal i.
My informant states that Edison has just
met with the greatest disappointment of his
life-the complete failure of his attempt to
light z, 900 houses with his incapdescent
lamps by his underground system Of wires.
But fifty houses could be lighted the cleo
trieity beiBg conveyed away, owing 60 i'm.
perfect insulation. As the insulation was
supposed to be perfect, the conclusion is that
the underground conductors cannot be made
to work.
An Arkansas Zephyr.
l tTTr P0ct notobn. Ar
in the extreme northern boundary of the
State, was visited by terrific rain and wind
storm Thursday afternoon. It's course was
parallel with the Ouachita river, with an
average width of six miles extending through
the county. Trees, fences and outhouses were
blown down for miles, and mich cotton in
the fields was blown down and DESTROYED
No lives were lost.
Statue OF Education.
PLYMOUTH (Massl October 9TH. - The
great granite statue of Education wac safe,y
placed on buttress Of the Forefst,,ers' mon.
ument this mornine. The statue occupies
the southwest nGttress Immediately in the
resr OF Il.e statue of Morality. This COM
pletes the female statues. The remaining
two statues, Law and Freedom, will be rep
resented by male figures. Steps have been
taken by the members of the American Law
Association to raise funds TO furnish the
STATUS Oi
California Colt Beaten.
NEw York, October 7th.-At the Horse
Breeders meeting to-day, Governor Stan.
fora's colt Victor Clay was beaten 10 two
straight heats by Alroy and Lucy Walton in
2:45l and 2:42.
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WILMINGTON, October 7th.-This morning
q special engine of the Delaware road ran
into wood train near Bridgeville, killing
Edward Webb tcolored) and eleven other
train hands.
A. Miser's Death.
V1SoESsEs hind. Oc.ober 7th.--Joser h
Fry, an sged niFer, has closed his career of
money getting. Some years ago the Board
Of Health required him to procure new suit
of clothes. Inside of bis shirt there was yes
terday found an odoriferous mass of green
backs amounting to 81. go. His chief avo-
cation had been the collection Of cigar stumps
and he died from attempting to live on green
apples. His will gives $3.50 to the Catholic
Church, and the rent inder to o sister in Ger
many.
On Wanderers Track.
SPRINGFIELD (Iil), October 7th.-Terrible
excitement exists in CHRISTIAN county, where
who shot James Rig55y. If found he will be
shot or hanged instantly. Leigh, the father
Of the murderer, promised JohR 81 900 to kill
Egby. Hs has been committed to jail, and
his life is in danger from tie mob.
Hiss Bonds ConditiSn.
TAYLoRvILLE tIll J. October 7shA-The pre-
diction is made thst Mis-, Emma Bond will
not survive the night. Her death will cause
the instant resrrest of Mon gomery, Pettis,
and Clements, who declare that they will use
repeating rifles before they will again, suffer