Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-24

stabbed and disemboweled them. When
asked what caused her to do the fearful deed,
she replied, {" read it in the book" Her
insanity is of religious form. She thinks
she made great sacrifice. She kept smooth
ing back her hair with her bloody hands,
looked at the crimson and SMILED. Her eyes
had wild look, and the sight was so terrible
that the officers turned away, sicS at heart.
Another Runaway Train-FIfteen Men
Killed.
KEYsER wv. Va.), January 23d-Oue of
the most terrible and fatal railroad accidents
that ever occurred in this part of the country
happened on the Georges Creek and Cumber-
land RAILROAD to-day. Three coal trains,
consisting of three locomotives, fifsy-.wo
hoppers aad seventeen gondolas all loaded,
started from Cumberland coupled together,
one engine in front, another in the middle and
one in the rear. Iugoing down one OF the steep
grades the engiaes lost control, and the train
started down The steep incline at q fearful
rate of speed. The train kept the track until
II got on to the tFestle-work, having a reverse
curve, when the front engine flew the track,
dragging all the sixty-nine cars and Iocomo-
tives after &c, all going rolling and tuubling
down steep hill between eighty and one
hundred feet high Seven dead bodies were
found in the wreck, aud more are missing.
Each train consisted OF . conductor two
brakemen, fireman and engineer-in all fl
teen-not one Of whom can be found alive.
Harry Baldwin, q fireman, and William
Lyons and James McGettigen, brakemen,
were killed, and Martin Welsh, an engineer,
died soon after from his injuries. Daniel
Bradley, fireman, James Dolen. an en-.
gineer, and George Focken and Solomon
Gross, brskemen, were injured. All the
killed and injured reside in Cumberland. The
body of Baldwin has not yet been recovered
from the wreck, which is of such extent as to
block the road for several rods. The loss to
the railroad cannot be estimated.
Trotting Races on The Ice
WHITEHALL IN. ", January 23i.-A
meeting of the Tconderoga Trotting Assoc;-
alton took plaza this afternoon on Lake
George. The ice was fine and the attendance
large. The race for two-year.olds, hslt q
mile, was won in two straight heats by Bes-
sic l.. Time, 1:32-1:28. In the race for
the 2:SO class, the first hest was won by
Crown Point Maid in 2:20. Judge Davis
won the second heat Ia 2:1SI, and Ellen took
the third in 2:174. Owing to the lateness.
the race was postponed until tomorrow.
Unruly Cadets.
CHESTER (Pa J, January 23d.-The cadets
OF the Pennsylvania Military Academy were
refused permission to attend a theatrical per-
Torrance last night, whereup9n thirty'saveu,
at the call to prayer, ran into town In undrsss
uniform and without oyercoats. An adjutant
with two officers were Sent TO the theater
with an official order, watch was read there,
Il dismissed the cadets to their homes.
The Alabama Riots.
MONTGOMERY, January 231.-A dispatch
to the Advertiser ssys: Dunbar and others
were arrested before day, and are out under
bonds. Dunbar deied the Marshal and posse
yesterday, but is very submissive now, and
offers his assistance in getting the rioters az
rested. 1t is feared that if the military leave
tonight it will be worse yet. Over eco
shots were fred last night, but no one was
hurt. The firing was Lot at persons, bat
was tie general lawlessness of the mob.
Carload of Carp Coming.
WASHINGTON, January 23d.-The palace
car of the Fish Commission, stocked with
carp fog the Pacific coast, left here tonight.
Il goes by the Southern Pacific road, and
will receive fsh at various points on the
route. The tish for Oregon will b. trar sported
by steamer from San Francisco next wsek.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, January 23d-Iu the Senate
to-day consideration Of the tariff bill con-
sumed most of tae time, after which an ex-
journed.
In the House the navel appropriation bill
was considered in Committee of tie Whole.
After completing consideration Of fourteen
pages Of the bill, the committee rose and
the House adjourned.
Funny scene Ia the Unitsd states Senate.
WAsHISGToN, January 23l.-When ths
Senate was called TO order to-day Butler Of
South Caroliua was the only Senstor present.
TGe Vice-Presidant said, The Senator
from South Carolina viii coma to order. "
After prayer, Butler moved { call Of the
Senate.
Another Attempt 20 Cook Cartridges,
PINE HILL IN. W January 23I.-Yester-
day some men, engaged in railroad work, at
tempted to dry Hercules powder cartridges,
when they exploded, blowing the blacksmith b
shop to pieces and killing Albert Reeves,
Louis Fortner and David Brown. The latter
was blown fifty feeti in the air.
The Case Of Frank James.
KANSAS CITY mo J, January 23l-The
charge Of murder against Frank James was
Withdrawn this afternoon. In the robbery
casa his bail YVES fixed at So, 500.
Inquest In the sewhan Case.
MILWAUKEE, January 23d.-The inquest
Ia the Nswhall HOUSE, case hiss commenced,
but nothing new has 50 far been ELECTED.
ButIer's Message Not 10 be Printed.
BoszoN, January 231.-Ths House, 81 to
So, rejscted the resolution to pIiat 10, 000
copies Of the Governors message.