Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-12
sAruRpAY,s NEWS.
Condensation from Special Dispatches to
the Record-Union.
DOMESTIC.

| DOMESTIC.
| Cotton crop returns are improving
Supervising Architect Bell has gone to work.
The Louisville Exposition closed Saturday night.
decision has been made on the limits of the
| Sobrante grant
| burglar was killed on being found in the resi-
| dence Of a citizen OF Newark, N. J.
At Mount Monroe, N. c., a negro murderer was
| lynched by party of colored men.
| The Pennsylvania Railroad Companys stock
yards at Pittsburg were burned Saturday night;
| loss over S250,000.
| At Atlantic City, N. J., carriage containing
| the poor children killed.
AT Carmel, N. Y, iailer got drunk, and was
nearly killed in fight with his prisoners. He re-
| turned and shot one man.
Near Salem, Mass an engine and three passenger
cars were deraled and went over an embankment.
| No one but the engineer was hurt.
A Lampasas, Tex, special says; The greater part
of the business portion of Button burned this
afternoon. The insurance is s&all. The fire was
incendiary
special from Livingston, N. T., says band Of
Fathead Indians last night visited the Crow Agency
and stole fifty ponies. The Crows pursued them,
and overtaking the party al daybreak severe fight
ensued during which two Flatheads were killed and
one Crow wounded. The ponies were recaptured.
FOREIGN.
Another Chinese ironclad has been launched in
Kiel.
The municipal bill has been adopted by the French
Chambers.
The spread of Socialism in Great Britain is attract
ing attention.
The Servian insurgents have been routed with
considerable loss.
The British Government has been forced to dig
countenance assisted emigration.
War is regarded as probable between Russia and
Austria over the Servian outbreak.
Diplomatic relations between Germany and Spain
are becoming ELUSIVE in mutual cordialties
The working people of London made vigorous
protest against the idle parade on Lord Mayors
Day.
The 400th anniversary of the birth Of Luther was
celebrated with great splendor in many OF the cities
and towns of Germany, especially Berlin, Worms
and Leipsic. Commemorative meetings were held
in England, and the great Reformer was made the
subject OF sermons in many OF the London churches
PACIFIC COAST.
The Ceur d'Alene placers are well spoken Of
Lavid Juarez, the Contra Costa murderer is dead
The Montgomery murder trial at Red Bluff will
last another week.
James r. Todd has been convicted at Portland,
Or of robbing the mail.
Biscoe has been held to answer the charge of high
way robbery at Truckee.
Rev. ]. B. Fish, of Watsonville, has been sent to
the Napa Insane Asylum.
Bruce Creighton, for burglary, goes to the Oregon
Penitentisry for four years.
Tyne Butler, convictedat VI eka for manslaughter,
goes to San Quentin for ten years.
1t is thought that Mar1ey, trial at Stockton for
the killing of Breen, will be acquitted.
Anthony Thornton, credited with I06 years and
II months of life, died Saturday at Virginia, New.
c. P. Thompson was thrown from a buggy at
Grass Valley on Friday night and will die from his
injuries.
AT Los Angeles, William Y. Kimbal has been con-
victed OF manslaughter. He killed Benjamin Avse
list July.
Complaints are made in regard to the mail service
between Portland, Or, and the East, via the North
ern Pacific.
The Socorro a. NJ jail is guarded by militia to
prevent the ynching of Fowler, who killed
| Cole few days ago.
Over fifty cars of cheap freight came to Salt Lake
| Saturday a result of the freight going
on between the Union Pacific and the Rio Grande
| roads.
William R. Forsythe, convicted of manslaughter
| in the killing of a Chinaman, has been sentenced
| at Eureka, by Judge Haynes, to six years in the
| State Prison.
The Union Pacific officials are distributing snow
fences along the road, and overhauling all the
snow sheds. Every precaution will be taken to pre-
| vent blockade.
! Two little girls of Mrs Aonzo Badger of Liberty
| HILL aged and years respectively, ate the sui
| phur from some friction matches with which they
were playing The elder child is pronounced out Of
| danger, but the younger ones recovery is doubtful
| Commandant Russell of the Mare Island Navy
Yard received telegram from Secretary Chandler
| ordering him to take the monitor Monadnock from
| the Monadnock dock to the Mare Island side. Com
| mander Kempf commissioned to execute the
order Superintendent Vanderbilt OF the Monad-
mock dock protested against the removal of the
monitor, as his employers have contract with the
| Government to complete her. The Commander
however, took charge Of the monitor in spite Of the
| protest.