Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-23

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this morning concluded his account of Lis ex.
perience up TO the tina he arrived in this
country. The cross-examination then began
Ia response to question, Mslville reiterated
MS former statement that it would be ca i'm
possibility to have begun tae search for De
Long any sooner than was done.
SECOND DIsPATCH.I
WASHINGTON, November 22l. At the
afternoon session of the Jeanette Court q
number of questions prepared by Dr.. Collins.
brother Of j. J. Collins, scientist of the
Jeanette party, were read, but most of them
were ruled out. La answer to one regarding
the disposal OF articles on the body of Collins,
Melville replied that Ninderman asked him
what should be done with cross on Collins
neck, and he replied that while he supposed
his family would Ike to have it, he presumed
1t was part of Collins religion, and had bet
ter be buried with him did not state, except
by implication, whether or not he used the
offensive language ascribed to him by Collins,
but Nindsrmap, to whom the orders were
given, states positively that he did not Mel.
vile was asked if he had ever given orders to
bring Eisenhower into camp dead or alive.
He replied that he had never given such
orders, having no reason for doing so. but
should have had no hesitaEcy in giving them
had the necessity arisen. He said Danen-
hover came and went pretty much at will,
but he had no occasion to give orders sffsct.
ing his personal liberty.
Train Wrecked In Ohio.
COLUMBUS (O.), November 22i.-The st.
Louis limited express was wrecked esrly this
morning thirty miles east of hero by a rail
laid across the track. The entire train, in
Guiding the baggage, passenger ana sleeping
cars, was thrown down an embankment thirty
feet high. Nobody was killed.
SECOND DIsPATCH.1
COLUMBUS, November 22i.-The greatest
marvel In the accident is the small number
who received anything like serious injuries.
A later examination shows that the following
received slight wounds: Mrs. J. G. Ken.
NEEDY, Junction City, Kansas right arm
bruised. Harry Weld, residence unknown
cut IN forehead. Baggage-master Burris, OF
the wrecked train hand mashed. james
LowTey, brakeman; hand cut. Geo. Smith
lcoloFed), postal car porter shoulder hurt.
Engineer Scone had one foot hurt. Mrs. DIR.
Sumeisoyr OF New York. en- route to Lead
vile, rendered great service to the injured be-
fore the other physicians arrived. Tne track
was cleared, and the trains wers running at
O'Clock this morning. Detectives have
been placed in charge of the case, to ferret
out the party who PLACED the rail on the track.
Railroad Retaliation.
OMAHA, November 22i,-Ths Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad advertises
to-day to carry passengers from Omaha and
Council Bluffs to st. Paul and Minnssp,ls
for 81, the route being via Sabula. This is
done to retaliate en- the Chicago, Minneapolis,
st. Paul and Omaha line, for having made a
cut rate between st. Paul and Sioux City.
Whether the Omaha road will meet the dol.
lar rate of the Chicago, Milwaukee and Sc.
Paul, is not yet known here. The Eastern
passenger rates remain undisturbed from this
point.
The Victim of the TayI0rvIlIe Outrage.
CHICAGO, November 22i. Miss Emma
Bond, of Taylorville, ILL.,, was Yesterday
morning carried into the Grand Jury.room
in chair, her father not being allowed to &C.
company her. Her examination lasted nearly
three hours, when she was seized with a vic.
lent nervous attack, requiring the presence
OF her physician. She told the full story of
the terrible outrage upon her.
Horrible Death Of Two Colored Men.
BIRMINGHAM (Ala.) November 22i.-This
evening Robert Mayfeld and Alex. King
tcolored) were lowered into the stack of fur.
mace, in which the fire was supposed to be
dead, to make some repairs. The fumes
overcame them, and they dropped upon the
hot mass of ore and coal below, and were re.
ducsd to ashes.
stabbing Array Between Farmers.
LITTLE Rock Ark, November 22d.-At
Denton's mills, Monday, John NJ Walker
and Albert CrutchGeld, farmers, had stab
bling affrsy. Both were terribly mutilated
Walker died yesterday, and Crutchfeld is
believed to be mortslly wounded.
Victims OF the Providence Disaster.
Providence (R. J, November 22d.-Six
OF the persons injured at yesterdays fire In
the Calendar building are already dead, and
1t is expected that the injuries of others will
prove fatal.
Destruction by Fire.
BURLINGTON (Vt). November % i.-Several
were burned this morning. The loss is prob.
ably over $50, 000.
UTICA IN. W, November 22d-Ths old
mill building of the New Hartford Cotton
Company was burned to-day. Insurance,
$4,000, which viii nearly cover the loss.
Crushed by Ice.
SCRANTON pa, November 22i,-Hop.
kins Hughes and Polk RocAefort were in
stantiy killed, and james Roberts, William
Hsyes and Thomas Watkins. a contractor.
probably fatally injured by mass of &C.
cumulated ice falling to the bottom of the
shaft OF the Ford coilisry, where the men
were at work.
Escape OF Prisoners.
GALVESTON, November 221-A Neacs Ty.
Ter special says j: Six psrsons escaped from
the all to-day, through the carelessness of
guard Three were recaptured A negro
murderer seized the guards pistol and es-
capped.
The Ohio Sunday Lava Test Case.
CINCINNATI, November 22l.-In the Police
Court this morning manager James Fines.
ley, of the Coliseum, and his company. WHO
took part in the Sunday performance, were
arraigned for violating the law, when tie
case was postponed until Friday. This will
be test case.
ThermomefricaI.
New YORK, November 22i-lIidniebt.-
Highest temperature to-day. Al; lowest 27o.
CHICAGO. November .22i.-Highest tenn.
perature to-day, AZ; lowest. 34'.
Remarkable Two year old Troftins.
INV YORK, November 23i-A. M.-The
Herald ssys: Governor Stanford's California
FLY, Kinda Rosa, two-year-old, trotted
half mile over the track Of the Gentlemen's
Driving Park yesterday afternoon in 1:1O4.
The track was not quite fast, owing to frost
in the morning and the sun Of the afternoon.
Shs was timed by John Murphy End others.
ard was driven By Marvin.
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