Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-26

lerreIl were asleep the negro got into the
house, creps into bed with them, with knife
and revolver in his hand, woke Mrs. Terrell
aud told her he would kill her husband il she
walked hin, and made 8 base proposal to her.
She .yvoks her husband, and fearful strug-
gle eDsued. The husband dissrmed the me-
gro, who, in the course of the melee, fatally
hurt TerrelPs son, aged 10 years. Tne negro
was finally overpowered and locked up. It
is believed he will be lynched.
More Marine Disasters.
NEW YORK, February 24sh.-The Captain
OF the steamship Republic, from Liverpool,
states that on February 16sh, in latitude 10'
81 north. longitude 20' west, the steamship
Glamorgap, from Liverpool, was q total
wreck. and had Lost Captain Court; the sec.
ond otficer, A. P. Robillard sesmen d. VIII.
isms and j. Jenard second steward, John
Barrett; passenger, Handy Cullen, and an
unknown man, ssowaway. The Republic
took of the remaining officers, crew and pas.
sengers.
PHILADELPHIA, Februsry 24sh. = The
steamship Ohio, in a gale on the night of the
10Th inst, lost ths third officer, Charles
Worth. The smoke. stack and eight boats
were also lost.
Boston, February 24sh.-A special from
Hull, England, says The steamship Byrnell
Castle, from the Black Sea with n cargo Of
cotton-seed and beans, bound fer this port, ia
thought to have foundered and all on board
we're lost.
Heber Newton's Sermons.
New YORK, February 2fth.-It is stated
by those who have seen the proof-sheets OF
the forthcoming sermons on the Bible TO be
published next week by Heber Newton, that
they do not differ materially from the news.
paper reports, and their appearance viii be
followed by ecclesiastical sctioc. Also that
the controversy promises to be a bitter one.
several prominent divines being on the side
of Newton, among them Dr. Rylancs Of the
wealthy st. Marks. and DR.. Shipman of
Christ Church, on Fifth avenue.
Governor sianford's Horses.
NEW York, February 2f.h.-The Sports
man announces that Stanford's racing FLY,
Precious, viii be brought here this summer
for engagement in the tall events, particularly
for the mile race at Sheephead bay. The ex-
Governor is quietly developing his young
stock on the road, working out the theory by
which he hopes to leave all famous ones be.
hind some day.
The De BenviIle Case.
NEw YORK, February 24sh.-The motion
for alimony and counsel fees in the De Bell
vile divorce case has been granted The
Court allows $50 weekly and $3.50 fees. The
Court advised that the papers in the case be
laid before the general term, that the counsel
who obtained the alleged divorce might be
dealt with by that tribunal.
A BAD F. iIure.
LAWRENCE {Mass. J, February 24sh.-Seven
suits have been instituted against the Au.
gustine Society, Roman Catholic organiza-
ton formed here ia 1870. to receive deposits
of pensioners OF the church. Attachments
have been issued for S27, 200, and more are
likely to follow.
Death OF Poesess.
MILWAUKEE, February 24th.-Fanuy Dris.
coll, the well-known poetess and writer, died
yesterday. She was married in December
last to Ii. I. White, of the Chicago Tribune.
She was suffering at the time from slight
cold, which developed into quick consump-
ton. The deceased lady's writings are very
popular in the Northwest ard the country
generally.
One OF the Salvation Army Arrested.
PITTsBURG (Pa) February 24tb.-G. R.
Wallace, of the Salvation Army, was arrest
ed to-day while advocating temperance, on q
charge Of obstructing the streets. He was
fined and discharged.
A Brokers Suicide.
CHICAGO, February 24.h.-Albert J. How.
ell. broker, of the firm of Howell, Crapser &
Co., committed suicide to-day by shooting.
Poor heslth was the cause.
Five Iunafics Found Dead.
STAUNToN (Va.), February 24sh.-Five lu-
natics of the Western Lunatic Asylum were
found dead to-day. Il is supposed they tam
pered with medicine.
The Michigan SenatOrship.
DETROIT, February 24sb.-Three ballots
were taken to-day for Senator without result.
Lathrop o.. led with 90 Palmer 81, SseeE-
bridge 2S.
Escape OF COnylcts.
HELENA (Ark.), February 24,h.-Twenty-
five convicts, strengthening the levee at
Williams place, dissrmed their guard, killed
Major james Grant. who was pursuing them,
and escaped to the hills.
The PenitcntIary Fire.
ST, LOUIS, February 24th.-In view Of the
burning of the State Penitentiary by con-
victs yesterday, Governor Crittenden las
sent a message to the State Legislature rec
ommending the passage of law making
such offenses punishable with death,
Five Children Saved.
PROVIDENCE Or. ~, February 24sh.-A
tenement occupisd by William Hanley was
burned tonight. An infant was suffccsted.
and FIVE children, who were dropped from the
third stcry to man below. were saved.