Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-30

Joseph Thompson, the young, but slresdy
famous African explorer. left England for
another tour in the Dark Cortin mt which
will last over two years. He will leave Eau
zibar for The interior about the middle OF
March. and will first go to the east shore o.
Lake Victoria Nyanzs, then strike into the
comparatively unexplorsd country est Of
Lake Albert Nyauz,. The ,urley in this
region will be Of particular interest, in view
of the fact that he will probably try to visit
the great lakes which, il is said, lie several
hundred mics west Ct Albert Nyauza.
United states Senate.
WASHINGTON, December 29:h.-The bill
TO provide for the peIformsnce cf the 6u-
ties OF President, in case cf inability,
resignation or death of the President and
Vice Presideuf, was taken up. The discus
sion continued till 2 O'CLOCK, when cousidera-
ton OF tbs fiIz John Porter b;ll was resumed,
and Logan addressed the Senate. A: A. clock
Logan yielded the fl :or on a motion to 90
into executive session, and when the doors
were opened the Senate adj ,urned until Tues
day.
woman-GGd Biess Her"
TALLAHASSEE Els J, Decsmber GO h AT
Monticello Yesterday, Adeline Crimes and
Mary MuloIe, fought about mau-Adeline
sish Peling. Mary plugged dagger into
Adeline's boson,, and she died Instantly.
GREENFIELD (O), December 29.b.-At
Bain5ridge, yesterday, Mrs. Hillard and Mrs.
Diving, both married, fought with knives.
because of jsalyusy. Both gere probably fa-
tally cut.
Fatal Accident.
PoTTsTowN pa J, December 90 .b.-At the
furnace of the Pottstown lion Company the
shifting engine fell through trestle work four.
teen feet hig ID to day. Four men on the en-.
CINE fell with it Edward Manning was fear
fully scaided, and will probably die. Henry
Black was badly hurt and lcalded. ]. Nj.
holi.r aud }. NJ. Kirk wers severely injured.
The Death Penalty.
YANcErvILLE IN. O., December 90 h.
lverscn Slsde. negro, was hanged to-day for
the murder Of his sistt r=in-lan. An immense
crowd witnesse! the hanging. Il is reported
that Slade tried TO kill his kesper last night.
When the drop fell, two strands of the rome
brokf, but the Sheriff caught them and kent
the rope from untwisting.
over Half n Century in One Office,
NV .YoRK, December % .h.-The Post
says: John Craw will leave the ccmposine
room OF the ErenSHg Post to-Inorrov, after a
continuous faithful service Of fiity-slx wears.
having entered the office in 1926 as boy of
ii to serve his time. Prota by 10 other com.
positor IN the country can boast of so long
service In one Cfflce.
Three Children Drowned.
Boston, December 20 .h.-Fiye children
broke through tae ice today in a brook nea.
Hyde Park. Three were droRned-John
Burns, Charles Barns sni John Carney.
Railroad Accident.
LAFAYETTE Ind J, December 20 h.-The
rear C ach OF train on the Lake Erie and
Western Railroad, while entering the city to-
night, was thrown from the track by "a broken
tisnge. Ii fell on lis side. and took fire at
both ends. i contained thirty-four passer-
gers, many OF whom were cut and bruised,
but no lives were lost.
Infant Train -Wrecke-s.
MERIDIN Conn, December 29.h.- Two
childreR-l1 and years old-have acknowI.
edged that they placed the obstruction on the
track Tuesday to wreck the New York Das-
sergsr train, and say they did so because an
employe of the road drove them off the track.
Boston Tool Market.
| BosToN, December 20 .h.-The wool market
! is quiet. though the sales f,os up fair, the
average amounting to 2. $40 600 pounds OF all
kinds. Prices GTe easy. Tae largest trans.
actions have hsen in California woaIs. con.
sIstipg OF 4Si, eco pounds # s?yiEg, reported
on private te,ms-b1s il il un iors God to be
| at q low pIice-and 5000 pounds Of fa!l st
| l13@20c. Olio and PenusvlgEnia de ,es are
in good damand. with sales of 357. 500 pourds
o. S7@ i32; Tor Xxx and XXX. the sales at
BIC bsiog forcsd, the same noe being no il
| condi'ion. TIE market is quoted at SS(d t0c
| for y 40@i5, for NX and above xxx.
MicliSan \ fl Gees are quiet. raogipg frou!
| 31GSS;. Cumbins and delaine selections arc
IN better request, and prices III ~ no material
| charge. Uawashed woods continue in steady
demand, aud sales comprise 490 900 pounds
OF Texas, Territory and Western unwashed
Pulled and secured gools are in fair demand.
i La foreign wools nothing CT any Consequence
| has bean dene.
| No Change.
CHICAGO, December 29sh,-The Inter OCEAN
Tomorrow will publish double-.eaded edi.
lorial denying IN the most positive language
that any change is impending in the manage.
nelt of that paper.
TherE,emctricai.
Rev YORK, December 29Eh-siidnis ht,-
Highest temperature to-day, 3sa: lowest. "a
CHICAGO, December 29sb.-Highest tenn
persture to-day, SS'; lowest, 26'.