Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-19
FOREIGN.
Conspirators Captured.

ST. PETERsBURG, January 1Sth.-There is
rumor that the authorities have at last
captured several most important conspirators,
well knowa throughout Europe, who recently
ventured to return to Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 1Sth.-Since the
arrest at the bridge of Gatchioa on the % of
January, thirty y-seveD persons have been cap
tured. Dr. Beonck. alias Mart, was taken at
his home in Nadege street, where trap had
been laid, and where an individual who came
there with his wife made such resistance
that he could only be arrested after being
wounded by ball from revolver After
his death it was discovered that he was an
officer of artillery. On the same day four
other persons of the Terrorist party we're ar
rested at Vssiliostrof.
Treaty of Peace Rciween Bolivia and
Chile.
BUENos AYRFs, January 1Sth.-A Val
paraiso dispatch announces the conclusion Of
a treaty of peace between Bolivia and Chile.
The conditions are reported to be that Bolivia
shall surrender her territory along the coast,
and break off her relations with Peru.
Similar Explosions.
LONDON, January 18th-1he explosion
which destroyed the sloop of-wsr Dotterel in
the Straits OF Magellan last April. was simi-
lar in all respects to the one which took place
recently on board the flagship Triumph, in
the Pacific station.
Failure of an Emigration Scheme.
ODESSA, January 1S-h.-It is reported tina
the Alliance Israelite Universelle will send
no mora Jewish emigrants 20 America. The
emigration scheme of the Alliance is consid-
cred a failure.
Sabbath-BI eakers Punished.
HAVANA, January 1Ssb.-Durng a bull
fight at Matanzas Sunday, part Of the scaf-
folding supporting the seats gave way, and
nearly 300 persons were precipitated into the
stables. One person was killed and many il
jared.
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
Suit Against a Railroad Company-yer-
diet for Plaintiff.
SAN RAFAEL, January 1Ssh.-The second
trial of the case cf McDermott vs.. The North
Pacific Railroad, which has been ling on in
the Superior Court there for the past week,
was concluded last night and given to the
jury at $3.50. After celebrating for one hour
and three.qnsrters, they agreed upon ver-
dict for plaintiff, sessing the damages at
81, 223 A stay of proceedings fer thirty days
was granted. Defendant viii carry TIE case
to the Supreme Court. This is an action
brought to recover damages for barn burned,
which plaintiff claims was set on fire by
sparks from one Of defendants locomotives.
Terrible Double Tragedy In Mariposa
County.
MERGED, January 1Ssh.-Yesterday after
noon, about o'clock, a most terrible double
trsgedy took place at the No. 9 quartz mine
near Hornitos, Mariposa county. The par
ticulars are about as follows Albert Bron-
son, about % years old, was shot by his faith
er in-law, William b. Simmons, the bullet
taking effect in the left breast. about two
inches below the nipple, iLfiicting a wound
which is pronounced by the physician In at
tendance as necessarily fatal, and immedi-
ately after firing the fatal shot, Simmons
turned the pistol sx-shooter, upon himself,
the bullet passing through the brain, pro-
ducing death instantly. Bronson married the
daughter of Simmons about year ago, since
which time the men have been partners in
farming and other rsDching business, the
young married couple living in the house with
the old people, and the trouble is supposed to
have originate about their business matters.
Simmons age is about 20. He has generally
been considered a quarrelsome ard dangerous
man by his neiehbors, and has in past years
bad trouble with his family. At the time the
messenger left Hornitos, Bronson was report
ed still alive, but no hopes were entertained
of his surviving the wound, and preparations
for double funeral were being made.
The Weather.
MERGED. January 18th.-The weather still
continues cool, ice in pools and sewers having
formed in shady places frem two to three
inches thick. 1t is calm and clear, end at
midday is pleasant out Of doors.