Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-18

I oouie, Jf ana then cut his own throat. Boil
died. They had been on bsd ter. us for som'
time. The elder Soule was bad man. anC
| oncs before shot his son. making him Grip
| pie, He had lain in wait COR his son al
night, sleeping il the barn.
Railroad Accident Several PasseureYs
Injured.
CIHcINSATI, October 17th-A Sandusky
special says: A broken rail near Sandusky, on
the Indiana, Bloomington and Western
Railway, threw off passenger Car,
and pretty severely injured William
Horace Lingard, Alice Dunning Lin.
gard, Misses Andrews and Frances, and
Fred. Corbett, of the Lingard troupe; Major
Coby, Cincinnati; J. H. Weber, Columbus !;
ID L, Hewitt, Philadelpbia; A. K. Smith,
New York; Conductor Kinds, of Sandusky.
No one is dangerously hart.
A Pazilist Hunting Fight.
New YeRK, October 17th.-Tom Wslling,
q pugilist of Williamsburg, Col, has sent
forfeit to Richard K. Fox. and expresses
desire to fight somebody in Colorado for $500
side. He prefers to stand up before Billy
Lynn, Jack Thomas or Bryan Campbell, or
he will tight Andy Sweeney, of Kansas City,
or Jack Hanley. In referring to the Col.
orsdo sluggers in his letter, he says: There
are several pugilists in this vicinity who pre-
tend that they are eager to fight, and want to
travel among sporting men, styling them
selves champions" Speaking of his forfeit he
says: mean business, and dare any pu-
giiist in Colorado to cover it."
Trotting Match Declared OF.
NEW York, October 17th.-The 5000
match announced for to-day in the Gentle.
mems Driving Park. between the California
trotter Overman and tine St. Louis horse j.
z. Morris, was declared off last night, on &C.
count OF J. 2. Morris having wrenched him
self in his stall. Benoits, owner of J. P.
Msrris, paid Hickok 81, 900 forfeit.
shrewd Chicago saloon-keepers.
CHICAGO, October 17th.-The significance
of the passage by the Common Couzci of
bill 60 fine minors for drinking in saloons is
in the fact that it is the saloon ksep sIs meas.
ure, and its effect is to shut off all testimony
against saloons which would punish them for
selling to minors.
An Editor Sent to jail.
SHELBYvILLE (Ind.) J, October 17tb.-S. j.
Thomason, editor Of the Daily Republican,
has been sentenced to thirty days in jail for
Contempt Of Court, because his paper severely
criticised the Grand Jury for failing to find
an indictment in g certain case.
Bayard TayIor's Homestead Sold by Auc-
tt0n.
PHILADELPHIA, October Itch. - Cedar
SIoit, Daysro Taylor homestead, near Men
mel Square, was sold by auction to-day for
S14 $50 Ths purchaser was farmer named
Isaac Warner, of Hatboro.
Destruction by Fire.
LEMARs Qa) October 17th.-A 800, 900
fire occurred this morning, resulting in the
complete destruction of six business build
ings. The fire is supposed to have been tt g
work of an incendiary. The insurance is
about $4,000.
Painless Death Proposed.
MONTPELIER VT, October 17th.-A bill
has been introduced in the House reuuirir q
the authorities to render pris Jners inssnsible
before execution.
Pleuro-Pneumonia in Pennsylvania.
LANCASTER pa, October 17sb.-Pleuro-
pneumonia has made its appearance among
the cattle In East Lancaster, in this county
Home News from Abroad.
New YORK, October 18th. The WaU
Street Daily Ne1rs says Ex-Governor Leland
Stanford has announced his intention to re-.
m we to this city to remain permanently.
American Public Health Association.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 17th.-The Aneri-
can Public Health Association is in session
here.
Sentence Deferred on Account of Insanity.
WILMINGTON (Del), October 17th.-Col.
lngwood 2. Halles. found guilty Of the muir.
der of james Deputy near Milford in May
last, has no. been sentenced, as he appeared
to be deranged.
Conductors Discharged.
ST. LOUIS. October ,17th.-A lumber of
passenger conductors on the western division
of the Wabash road were removed to-day.
1t is said ali the conductors on the division
will be removed. The cause is not stated.
Steamer Ashore in a Fog.
NEW York. October 17th.-During a fog
on the East river this evening the steamer
City of Worcester ran noon reef and was
considerably damaged. No lives were lost.
ThermometrfcaI.
New YORK, October 17sh-Miduigh. -
Highest temperature to-day, 6S' lowest. SO.
CHICAGO, October 18th. - Highest tenn.
perature to-day, 57'; lowest, 43o.