Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-09

by silver certificates ia the hands of the pso-
pie hence silver is not q burden nor an an
noyence. Nor is too much Of i: in circula-
ton"
What do you know about the Mormons ?"
20 lite considerable. 1 have lived among
t EN- aud been acquainted with thsir his5ol Y
from the Mountain Meadows mass acre down
The .polygamists do the bidding Of the
polygamists. Tbs EdmuaGs bill will prove
Il no avail in STAN ping out polyglmy. Some
| thing will have to b9 done in the nature f a
government over Utah such "a The District
! OF Columbia has-rule the Territory by Com
missinnsrs appointed by the President and
confirmed by the Sentta. The Mormons are
getting greater foothold every day. They
have got big lobby in Washington now,
endeavoring t. make State out of Utah
They have an ample population for this under
the Constitution. Ones State, the institu-
ton of poiygamy is firmly rooted. 1t will
then be hands IF, mo Federal Interference
| regarding the Mormon question: 1t would
be dangerouo for either party to regard the
behests Of the lobby and admit U tab into tue
family Of States"
a" WHIT do you think of Senator Logan's
prof., sitiou, seconded By the Psesi ieIt ia his
message. that Chinese coolies in Cuba be al.
lowed to pass TO and fro through this coun-
try: ?"
&" Tha proposition il CONTESTED on the Pa
| critic slope. There are 60 900 coolies in Cuba.
with no way Of identifying them. IF they
were allowed to leave Cuba for China ad libi-
| tum, they would take up their quarters in
this country. II would only be pretense to
! admit those Cinnamon now excluded under
! the treaty."
| Cassidy and wife leave for Washington this
| morning.
| The Arctic Wave.
| CHICAGO, December Sth Crews arriving
| yesterday in the br-akwater were badly frost.
| bitten. Two vessels cime into the harbor
| completely covered with ice. The crews
! nearly pzrished. Errs, hands and fest were
! troz II. Most of the trains dua here yester-
| day and lost night were from q half hvur to
J Twelve hours behiud time, and msuy frei2hts
| were abandoned on account Cf the srow
! There was no impeachment, but the roads had
| difficulty in making steam enough. while Esv.
| ing water freezing IN the tanks. No accident
Is yet reported, however.
! WINNIPEG, deem Der S,h.-The thsrmoro-
eter should have been so below, instead OF
| 81, IN this mornings dispatch.
| MINNEAPOLIS, December S5h.-Dispatcbes
| from various localities thr ugnupt tire North
west show that the cold wave sub,ided o.
| suddenly SIS it rose. AT this evening
the following reports were received: Bis,
! m1TcS, IS above Jamestowu. l2e above:
| Fargo, 2O' abave; Dulu5h, % above; Breck.
| enridge, IS above; MINNEAPOLIS. l3' above :;
| ST. Cloud, lO' above Winnipeg, % above
| S-eversoa's, l0' above Pem5ins, s. above.
! Most OF the points mentioned indicate falling
| weather.
PETEEsBURG Va J, December Ssh.-The
/ weather last night and to-dGy ia colder by %
| than at any time last winter. NJ ANY hydrants
are srttiY frozen. In Prince George county
| an Unknown loan was frozen t. death to.
I mia No. = ~.
! OTTAWA d cember h.-The weather is
very cold throus bout Ontario. the therno-
meter ranging from zero to 10' below,
| CHICAGO, December 8sh.-Temperature to-
| day, 10 above 60 Z below.
! New YoRK, December s. h-Midnight-
Highest temperature to-day, 2l'; lowest, TO-.
Destruction by FIRE.
| ROCHESTER IN. Y J, December Sh.-The
| vegetable soup works of II. G.. Zero, at Iyu-
d1nviie, were burned iSst night. Loss,
$40, o0. The buildings adjoining were saved
| by free use OF cider frOa tanks near bv.
! thousands Of gallons being used by bucketfuls.
ELGIN Oh }. December s. h.-Henrv Water.
mans large cheese factory east Of here was
| burned yesterday. Lose, SO, 600; oue-quar-
| ter insured
ST. LOUIS, December Ssh.-Tutt & Co.
Main street cTocers, Ed Hi.chcock's building
and Rankin i L.wtcn's book binderv were
burned today. Loss, S25, 900; insured.
! SAGINAW (Atich J. December S.h.-A fire
| this m0ri lag destroyed the Saginaw Barrel
| Company's works. Stee.'s bi~ck. dry.kilns,
etc. and GOO 600 fees of lumber. Loss,
/ Sl15 600; Insurance unknown.
NEW YORK. December .h.-The fve.s story
buildings, S0I to 81 Canal street, owned by
! Arnold, Constable K Co., and occupied by
the Manhattan Suit and Cloak Company and
Powers q Co, dealers IN hosiery, were dam.
aged so coo by fee t. day.
COLUMBIA 6. e., December Ssh.-Wiev
| Block, one OF the iarSes business houses in
Columbia, was nearly destroyed, With most
Of lis contents, to-day, by FIRE. Less. $780,
! GOO; insurance, halls.
Toe ycatd Penalty.
ST LOUIS, December S.h.-The Post Dis
pntcjts spCc,al from Charleston, Mo, saws =.
AIb.rS SaGders (colored) was banged tg-iay
for the murder OF Moses Wing t4Iso coloreGl
at hsltpsst Il. Sanders partoek # lac last
! sacrament being joined by Howard Uoder-
wood, another negro, who will be executed n
three weeks. He walked to the scsffoId
firmly, then sang hymn without q treaor in
his voice, and was accompanied by his spirit-
uaL adviser, Rev. MIR. Hess, who offered a
prayer. Sanders then made few remarks.
and st 1850 the rope was cut. There were
few conyul'ious, and in u minutes he wss
dead. Sanders killed Wicg a year ago the
~ n OF l9st NSve;nber, in 4 fit Of jealousy,
both hzing in love with the same girl.
| SwAINsBoR0 (Ga.l December Ssh. Ed
Congress tcoluEeG) was hanged this afternoon
in the Jail yard for The murder Of anoth>r
colored man. TIE cracks in the Ill wall
were boagded IN. and nobody witnessed the
execution but ministers, officials and core.
spond9Dts.
PERRY ICE J, December Ssh.-Wiil Porter
Was hanged at noon. The gailows was in the
lnl yard, and the execution private, less than
100 persons being present. There was no
crowd IN town. 40 excitement, and no effort
I,r respite. Porter wss resigned to his fate.
The drop fsll four feet.
! DoNALDsoNvHLE Ual December 8td.-
Gustaya Paul was hanged to-day shortly after
noon. a Large crowd witnessed the Sxccn.
ton, The condemned Catholic took com
munIon this moEEiGE and was aCcompsria6
by priest on the scsfo!d. He confessed his
crime, and said he was content to die. His
old mother was with him 10 his cell last
night, his convsrsed calmly ia French. and
met his death firmly.
SPRINGFIELD (Msss.) December Sth.-,J9s.
II LOOMS has been sentenced 20 death On
Marc1 IN for the murder Of Mr., Levitt IN
December, 1881.
collision on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Read.
HINToN Nv. Va J. December Ssh.-A col
iiSion occurred at half past 8 O'Clock vester-
Dag afternoon between . freight train going
west aud the express passenger train going
east, at the west entrance Of Stretchers Neck
Tunnel, twenty-five miles vest CT here
Ihrse persons were Instantly killed and five
wounded, and two engines, two passenger
cars, one baggage car and five freight C RS
were wrecked. The killed were Henry An
csrow, # Hinton, engineer Of freight train :
Pstr;Gk 'iohen, Hinton, fireman of the same,
cad W. NJ Cooper, OF Fayetteville, W. Va.
brennan The Passengers on the train in.
jured were: b. K. Thompson, Of Huntirg-
zoo, w. F@., conductor Of passenger train,
q2cE and legs broker; John Madden. 81
Huntington, engineer of passenger train. leo
broken aud other injuries. aud viii probably
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