Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-15

unless the too early return of absentees fur.
nishes fresh food for the fever. The authori.
ties OF Montgomery have SO modified their
quarantine as to permit the passage of lady
from Olfeld, near Peusscols, to Atlanta.
There Ia much desire for the speedy removal
of all quarantine regulations.
BATON ROUGE Ns.), November 14.h.-The
first frost and freeze Of the season occurred
last night. The crops were not damaged.
Killing Frost.
CHATTANOOGA, November 18th. = There
was killing frost in this section this morn.
ing, Thermometer S20.
KNOXVILLE Tenn J, November 14.h.-Ths
first frost of the season appeared here this
morning. Nothing was damaged. The late
crops are more abundant than for years.
Corn is 90 per cent. above the average, and
more wheat was sown this fail than ever be.
fore.
frat cutting frost of the season occurred last
night.
The Georgia SeratOrshIp.
ATLANTA, November 14th.-The Legisla-
ture balloted to.day for United States Senator
without choice. The vote stood: Short term,
Senate, Barlow 80, Hill Ii. House, Barlow
70, Hill 81. Long term, Senate, Governor
Colquitt 20, Jackson u, Anderson z, Black
3. House, Colquitt 81, jackson &c. Black 90,
Anderson Is, Longstreet 3.
Colquitt has 102, or eight short of ma
jority of the full vote. These his friends
claim ne will get on the joint ballot to-mor.
row. Csucusses are in progress tonight, and
there is determination on the part of the
opposition to devise some way to defeat Col
quit if possible. Politicians from all parts
of the State have poured in to-day, and
everything in Georgia is bsipg worked for all
it is worth tonight. Colquitt's friends claim
to have dozen changes 10 his favor already,
and bets are freely offered that he will 60
through tomorrow. 1t is said the opposition
cannos consolidate on any man except Alex.
b. Stephens, AID he would in no event allow
his name to be used against Colquitt. Pope
Barlow's frisndss say he will hold his three votes
advantage, aud thus defeat young Ben. Fill,
though the local enthusiasm is very strong io-
Hill, and his vote was cheered to-day in the
House in spite of the strict orders of the
Speaker.
Democrats Kicking.
Troy N. ", November 14sh.-Great ex-
element exists over the organization of tbs
Council. The Democrats number twelve and
the Republicans and Independents thirteen.
The latter proceeded to or. anize, when the
Democrats withdrew aud organized their
own Council. The Courts will be appealed to.
The North Carolina delegation.
RALEIGH, November 14th.-The Congress.
sional delegation will stand: Pool (Rep.) J,
First District; O'Hara (colored Rep.j Sec.
ond District; York (Coalition( Seventh Dis.
trict. The Democrats elect the other repre-.
sentatives.
Disastrous Railroad Wreck.
KANSAS CRY MOI November 14.h.-
News is received here Of disastrous wreck
on the Alton road this evening, twenty miles
esss OF here. AS construction train was
backing up from Grain Valley to Oak Grove,
1t coIiided with hend-car. On which were four
men. The men on the car jumped and es.
capped, but the construction train of FIVE or
six cars and Cahoose was ditched, and brake
man named Corcoran and five section men
killed, and eight or ten others wounded. The
road Is blocked Further particulars cannot
be learned tonight.
Mayor with a Bas kbone.
ToLEDo tO) November 14sh.-It is now
stated that the demonstration which pre-
vented ex-priest OC9nnoc from featuring
here Sunday evening was an organized move
ment en snatipg FROM the Jesuit church b. re.
Mayor Romers instructed the Chisf of Police
that O'Connor Or anyone else must be pro.
tected III the right Of speech, if the whole
police tDrce Is required.
british Steamship Ashore.
CHARLESTON Is. c.. November IA h
The British steamship Royal Welsh, with a
cargo OF 4.G00 bales of cotton for Barcelona,
got ashore on the bar this forenoon.
An Actress Awarded Her Salary.
PITTsBURG. November IA .h.-In a suit of
Miss Lillian Spencer, an actress, against
Max Strakosch, the theatrical manager for
oveT SEQ salary uppaid, q verdict was rem.
dered to-day in favor If Miss Spencer for the
full amount of her claim.
Largest Cargo OF Cotton on Record.
New ORLEANS. November 18th. - The
steamship Hsnkow cleared to-day for Liver
pool with S,7l3 bales of cotton-the largest
cargo ever cleared from this port.
Death I'm a Disre pUtabIe House.
LEAvENwoRTH ks J, November ii h.-Ser-
geant Eertz, Of troop l.. Fourth Cavalry,
United States army, met his death at house
of illfame tonight. 1t is Dot known whether
he was murdered or committed suicide.
ThermonfetrisaI.
NEW YoRK, November 14,h-Miduisht.-
Highest temperature to-day, 81; lowest, 49,
CHICAGO, November 14.h - Highest TEN.
persture to-day, 44'; lowest. 25o.
Tried and Acquitted.
RAoEvILLE Ul.), November 14sh.- The
trial of Judge ID. j. Norwood. for the killing
Of l.. ]. Polk, a lawyer, az Floyd, in July
last, was concluded to-day, and resulted in a
verdict Of acquittal.
Union Pacific Railroad Earnings.
WAsRIYGToy, November 14th.-The earn
ings of the Union Pacific Railroad for the
first nine months Of the year are ctficially re-
ported as SIC, 491, 7S3-an increase Of 1912 :
957 over tee same period in 1881.