Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-26

among the lookers-on, il was determined
that It would be iniudicious to bring
up the bodies in the morning, IS Was at
first proposed, and the fact was announced to
the crowd that no bodies would be taken cut
until tomorrow morning, on account of tie
inside work that had 80 be done. During the
day, however, private search was instituted
through the various passages 10 the south
workings OF the mine. The party came
across a trap door partly imbedded in the
caved roof. They burst in. the door and
made an entrance into the passage 10 spite of
the black damp, though almost choked, and
discovered rot far ahead two bodies, both
living upon the face Proceeding further they
found two more bodies, and still further two
more. Upon two of them were huge piles Of
sospstone, which had dropped from the roof.
Without removing the bodies the party re.
treated before the black damp that was com.
ing upon them faster and faster, to the main
SHAFT, where they were raised to the surface.
AT 5 o'clock this evening the aeaEch plrty
secretly prepared for their Journey, and pre-
ceeding to where the bodies lay, placed them
upon canvas stretchers and bore them to the
mouth of the main shaft, where they re-
manned until midnight, when they were in
cased in wooden boxes and hoisted to the sur
face. When thu first body was brought up
willing hands seized the box aud bore it to the
Morgue, where it was placed upon the floor
and the crowd allowed to pass around and
view the dead. It was the body Of Paddy
Wall. The face was in a horrible condition,
the fash red and white and the scalp badly
bruised. Other bodies were then raised. and
two OF them identified as William johnson
and John Huber Further developments are
expected tomorrow. Two shifts have been
at work all day, working their way through
the immense piles Of soapstone which have
fallen from the roof and blocked the way.
The searches that have been made have for
tunately been attended by nc serious disaster.
though il is said the party were in great
danger.
Postal Changes for the Pacific Coast.
WASHINGTON. March 25.h.-Following are
the Pacific postal changes for the week:
Offices stablished-Ontario.S San Bernardno
county, Cal, Leopold Alexander, Postmaster;
Juniper. Ysvapai county, Arizona, Chas. A.
Benin, Postmaster; Murray, Salt Lake
county, Utah, Louis E. Bambergar, Post
master. Offices discriminatory CO.
lusa county. CAL; Timbuctoo, Yu6a county,
Cal; Stafford, Graham county, Arizona.
county, o., to Spikenard Melose, King
county, w. T., to Redmond. Pcstmasters
appointed Yolo county, Cal,
Frank A. Grimes; Madison, Yolo county.
CAL, II. w. Fisk; Monitor. Alpine county,
CAL, Mary White Toulouse, Fresno county,
CAL, VIM. o. Barker; Spikenard, jackson
county, Or, Joseph SatteIfeld Rockford,
Jackson county, CAL, Chas. E. Ssratton
Benson. Cache county, Utah, Henry J. Pat
terson; Henefer, Summit county, Utah,
VIM. Bond; Ehrenberg, Yuma county. Ar,
James P. Barnes.
Gossip Concerning the Presidents Son.
New York, March 25th.-" Gath is
authority for the statement that when Presi-
dent Arthur heard that his son was engaged
to q daughter of Congressman Crowley, of
Lockport. he took the young man to task,
and finally persuaded him to break the affair
mother, who, TO save the family pride from
open jars, packed her daughter up and went
with her to the Pacific coast till the gossip
should cool down somewhat.
Conkiing and HIS Sister.
NEW York, March 25th. = George W.
Conkling, Jr., and his sister, Mrs. Uhler
spent quiet Sunday at their hotel, and
maintained the strict seclusion advised by
Conkling's counsel. Conklipg's GOODNESS has
been uniform since the night of the tragedy,
and Mrs. Uhler is fast regaining her com.
posure.
The New York Republicans.
NEW York, March 18th The Times has
long article containing interviews with
prominent Republican politicians of the State.
showing that there is general desire for
reunion against the popular enemy, Democ-
rscy. It is shown that the Democrats are
more hopeles,ly divided than the Republi-
cans, and that from all parts of the State
come hopes that Conklipgism and stalwart-
ism, and everything not truly Republican,
may soon disappear forever.
Profitable Pursuit.
New York, March 25th.-It is estimated
that John L. Sullivan, the pugilist, cleared
$40, 000 within the past year. Slade and
Mace are coming money on the strength of
the former having come from Australia for
the alleged purpose of meeting Sullivan,
though subsequent proceedings do not indi-
cate that he is very anxious to do SO. Com
pstent sporting men think Sullivan could
"knock him out " in five minutes.
New York, March 25th-" Billy" Mad
den and his English pueilist, Charles Mitch
ell, who defeated Tug Wilson, arrived in this
city to-day. He expresses desire to meet
either Sullivan or Slade.
The BIoodthirsty Students.
NEW YORK, March 25sh.-The bloodthirsty
Columbia College students who failed to fight
duel a few days age appeared in the Tomhs
Police Court yesterday, but the hearing was
postponed two weeks.
A" Crookcd Postmaster Arrested.
BATEsvILLE lark. J, March 25sh.-Postmas-
ter w. J. Parson has been arrested, and his
sureties have taken charge Of the Office. He
is charged with unlawfully OBTAINING regis
tered packages. Il seems that crookedness
has been going on in this Office for some time.
and recent developments show that several
roo;rtero1 M oly oca hnv ham riAod
A Charming Memorial window.
NEWPORT Or. ~, March 25th.-At the
Charming Church to-day there were Easter
dow placed in the church by relatives and
descendants of William Ellery Charming.
Sensation In Massachusetts, Town.
NORTH ADAMS Mass.) March 25sh.-
Much excitement was occasioned tonight By
the distribution in the church vestibule of
circulars alleging. great corruption in town
affsirs, and giving reasons why the Board of
Sslectmen should not be re elected. It pre-
sents a list of names Of proprietors of bsgnios
and unlicensed liquor saloons, with the sum
Of money which each pays monthly to the
police for hush money.
Congressman Seriously Ill.
SAN ANTONIO (Tex.), March 25th.-Con.
gresham Epson has been i'll several days with
bronchitis and pneumonia, which refuses to
yield to treatment, and the gravest fears for
the Congreesman's life are entertained by his
friends. His death is liable to occur at any
time.
A Fugitive from Justice.
CHICAGO. March 25th.-John f. Burrel,
ex-Grand Treasurer Of the Grand Lodge OF
Mssons of Illinois, convicted at Carlinville
Friday of embszzling the funds of that body
was arrested here last night as a fugitive frem
justice.
Fire and Loss or Life.
Ell DORADO (Ks.), March 25th.-The build
ing used as fire engine-house and jail was
fred last night by drunken inmate named
Frank q. Hamilton. The building and con-
tents were destroyed aud Hamilton roasted
alive.
A Town Saved.
TH1BADEAUx ia J, March 25th.-The cre-
vases have been closed, with but little dam
age to the town. The town will soon bs free
of water.
Therm0mefrfcal.
CHICAGO, March 25.h.-Highest temper.
allure to-day, 3S'; lowest, 32'.
NEW York, March Midnight
Highest temperature to-day, 5O'; lowest, 2S'.
GentIemanly Boxing Match.
NEW York, March 26th-A. M.-Society
circles were much excited yesterday over q
glove fight which was reported to have come
off at Far Rockaway between two we'll