Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-07
DOMESTIC,
A Criminal Tired OF Crime-rrank James
Interviewed,

DOMESTIC.
A Criminal Tired OF Crime-Frank James
Interviewed.
KANSAS City, October 6sb.-Ths Western
Associated Press representative had an inter-
view with Frank james this morning. as he
was being transferred by train from hide
Pendencs to Kansas City. Along tie route
James WAS frequently recognized by old
confederates Of his guerilla band. He is five
feet nine, spare but sinewy, light blue eyes,
small blonde mustache, hair shade darker
complexion sallow, manner quiet, language
ordinary, dress unobtrusivs. He said though
the Governor had not promised immunity, he
had at last nerved himself to the long con-
temp lsted act, and surrendered. He believes
that il be is tried on any single charge alone
he viii not be convicted, and hopes. n con-
victed, that the Governor viii interfere. He
desires to lead quiet life with his family, as
he did from April, 1877, to April, 1881, upon
rented farm near Nashville, Tenn. He re.
fuses to state where he has heeu since April,
1881, but read in the New York Herald the
news of the shooting of Jesse the day after it
occurred lie has been east of the Allegha-
nies, aud was in Kentucky last year. He has
been much msligned. He never wrote let.
ter threatening to revenge Jesse's death.
He remarked of the country that it
was mighty god bushwhacking tim
Der, and he knew every foot of II. He
said he had come t. Missouri, September 23d,
with ths purpose If surrenderipg. Previous
to that time, he said, he had not been in the
State for a year. He said 81 came co
Missouri 80 try 10 regain a home and stand
iog among her people. l have been outside
her laws for twenty. one years. ! have been
hunted like wild animal from ons State to
another. l have known no home. / have
slept ia all sorts Of places-here to day, there
tomorrow. ] have been charged with nearly
every great crime committed in either Mis-
souri, or her ne!ghboriug States. / have been
taught to suspect my dearest and nearest
friend Of treschefy. and where is the end to
be? [ am tired of this life OF night riding
and day hiding, Of constant listening for
footballs. cracking twigs, rustliag leaves and
creAking doors; tired Of seeing Judas on the
facs of every friend l own-and goodness
knows l have none TO spNe; tired of the
saddle, the revolver and the cartridge belt
and | want 30 sss If there is not some way
out of Is. l think I can give the State SUB
stantial return for what I ash, and thiuk
the dignity Of the law will not suffer. 1 shall
prove myself worthy of mercy"
JAILED WITHOUT BAIL.
KANSAS CITY, October 6sh.-Frank James
has just been sent to the County j all at L.
QepshGeDCP, Dali Delrg retuSeu.
Frank James offered an Engagement.
PITTsBURG, October 6sh.-The manager of
the museum here telegraphed Frank ames,
offering him 50. 900 to appear ten weeks IN.
der his management.
Politics In PennsyIvaHia-A Sensation.
DoYLEsTowN (Ps.) October 6h-Hon.
Tom Marshall created sensation here last
night. He spoke to very enthusiastic audi.
HIS sTaa-h r,iaip
| earnest eff 1rt. He denounced Cameron and
his political methods in terms of uumeasured
severity. The manner of Rawies nomination
| fer Supreme Judge seemed particularly odi.
GUS to Marshall. "D5n Cameron" said
Marshall, "bribed delegates to that Conven.
ton for VIM. Henry Rlwle, aad am respon.
sible for what l soy when make this asser.
! ton, Altogether that was 9 queer Coryen.
| ton. It's head is here tonight sested upon
| che stage LpJinting to ex.A .torney- General
| Learl So is its tail" sal the speaker, but,
| toning up his coat and dra8iIg himself up in
| o de6an. attitude. ''Iz is not often that VOC
| see the head and tail both in opposition to
otter parts CT the orgsaiz atiou. TIE dele.
| gates TO that Convention we're bought By
money"
Congressional.
HAPEGvuLE {Illl O;tober 6sh.-Judge
| II. IL. Cody has declined the Democratic
nomination for Congress il the Eighta Dis.
| trict.
soMERvILLE IN. j., October 6.h.-The
Republicans Of the Fourth District have
nominated B. J. Hoovey for Congress.
| Boston, October 6sh.-Ambrose 4. Ran.
| ney has been renominated for Congress by the
| Republicans Of the Third District.
ALBION IN. Y J, October 6sh.-The Re-
pub!icans of the Thirteenth Congressional
nialrinI lau fal ~
ANNAPOLIS Md October 6;h.-Hart Z.
Holton has been nominated for Congress by
the r .publicins of the Fifth District.
LOUISVILLE XVI, October 6h-The r.
publicans Of tbs Eighth District have nomi.
mated r. L. Well for Congress.l
Malone Don't Care.
WASHINGTON, October 6;h.-Seuator Ma
hone stated this morning that he did not care
whether Blaine stumped Virginia for the reg
ule- Republican ticket or not. The Read
iusters were certain of carrying the State,
anyway.
Posfofice Profits.
WASHINGTON, October 6sh.-After deducs-
ing all expenses there will be net revenue Of
more than $500. coo from the business trans
acted by the money-order divisions of the
Postoffice during the last fiscal year.
Vessels Wrecked On the Mexican Coast.
New ORLEANS. October CHA special
from quarantine says: The steamship At
lantic brought from Vera Cruz AZ sailors
from Eve Norwegian vessels, and four sailors
from one American vessel, the Commodore
Dupont, all wrecked on the coast Of Mexico
during the gale of September 9.h. Seven
vessels were riding at anchor off Tamaico
Pueblo Nuevo, Mexico, and five Of them
went ashore and became total wrecks break.
ing up on the beach. The barometers began
to fall Friday. and both anchors we're let go
on each vessel, but the force of the wind was
go great that the vessels dragged on shore in
shors time. No lives were lost.
Another letter OF Acceptance.
PoUGHKEEPsIE IN. W October 6,h.-B.
Platt Carpenter has written a letter accept
ing the Republican nomination for Lieuten.
aut. Governor of New York. Il ia lengthy
document, deals with the crookedness in the
Convention, defending the body Of delegates
against the unworthy men who thus sought
TO ipjure the party in the State, and enuuci-
stes the principles which will govern him il
elected.
The Field Internal Machine.
CHEYENSE (Wyo J, October 6.h.-Associate
Justice Field passed this afternoon, On his
way from San Francisco to Washington.
Your correspondent showed him the Asse.
ciated Press dispatch res speeding the Internal
machine sent him. Judge Field said the ms
chine was received by him January 16, 1866.
an account If which was published the next
day in tie Washington papers, aud also ap,
pears Ia Judge Fiela's book on "reminiscences
Of early days of California.
Rolling VIII strike.
NEWPORT (Ky.). October 6.h.-All the
men ut the Globe aud Anchor rolling mills
struck this morning against the new price
list, reducing the wages OF sheet.iron rollers.
Tie mill owners will not yield the point
Failures OF Week.
NEW York, October 6sh.-Failures u the
week Ill, o. which eight occurred ia New
York city.
American Board Of Foreign Missions.
PORTLAND Mel October ih.-The Amer
lean Board of Foreign Missions met to-day.
Prominent workers and speakers are here.
Destruction by Fire.
PENSACOLA fla J, October 6;h.-An iucen-
diary fire broke out in Warrington this Morn.
isg. Nine buildings were destroyed. and the
bu 'iness part Of tie town is gone. The Navy
Yard ia safe.
New YORK, October Oh The building.
AZ Broadway, running through TO Mercer
street. was burned this morning. Loss, over
s125, 900. Numerous firms occupied the
building. Nobody was injured.
Later estimates place the total loss at
S159. 900. and il may exceed that.
BAXTER SPRINGS iKs.), October CHA