Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-13
Beginning Of Winter.

NEW YORK, November l2th-The first snow OF
the St ason fell this morning II was little more
than furry. 1t is showing hard at Albany. There
is a driving snowstorm st Utica.
ROCHESTER (N. Y J. November 18th A heavy gale
compelled the steam barge Albion to cut loose from
the schooner Albatross The fate of four men who
were aboard the latter is unknown. A schooner al
anchor near Charlotte is flying signals of distress
Relief cannot reach the schooner, owing to the yio
lence OF the storm.
CHICAGO, November 12th-The barges Transfer
G. o. d. and Wolverine arrived in this port this
afternoon from Grand Haven. Mich, in a badly de
moralized condition, having lost portions Of theiI
equipment and caTgoes. The schooners Leo and
Wanuette kept with them till Sunday night and
have not been heard of since Late this afternoon
tug was dispatched 10 the rescue of an unknown
water logged vessel, flying a signal OF distress of
this port and fas not yet returned. The schooners
Josephine, Dresden and Luling ashore at Pent
water, Mich. The Dresden is loaded with oats feed
and camp supplies. The schooners Lsn Highly and
Four Brothers are reported ashore in the vicinity o
Muskegon, Mich.
CHICAGO November 12th-A fierce gale from the
west and southwest prevailed on Lake Michigan all
day yesterday and last night It has been less vio-
lent to-day but the lake is still rough and vessels
experience much difficulty in making port Thus
far no serious damage is reported here, but there
are grave apprehensions for the safety Of a number
Of vessels Ten days ago the schooner Arab went
ashore in the harbor Of St. Joseph. Mich The tug
Protection, of this city, got her aioat Friday and
they to have left for Milwaukee Saturday. ex-
pecting to arrive Sunday morning. Nothing has
been heard OF tAem. There were eighteen men on
board the two vessels. Il is feared they were
unable to weather the gale Sunday night, and that
all were drowned.
MAcKINAw CITY Ciich.), November 18th - The
tug 5. s. Coe about noon released from the bar the
schooner Lrcy j. Clark, but she was towing her
to safe quarters heavy wind sprang up and the
line parted. The anchors were got out but she
dragged them and soon capsizsd. The crew took
to the lifeboat, which capszed three times. Five
men succeeded In getting ashore but three includ-
ing the first mate, engineer OF the steam pumps and
cook drowned. Their names were not learned.
The schooner sank almost Immediately.
PORT HURON Mich. } November 12th.-The pro-
peller Quebec, steamer Manitoba and echooners
Evening Star and Gladstone driven ashore last
night while trying to make Southampton harbor in
a heavy snow-storm. All except the propel er are
in danger of going to pieces and their cargoes Will
be a total loss. The crews Of none of them have
yet been taken off.
Boston, November 18th A severe gale prevailed
throughout New England this afternoon and even
ing. In this city the winds attained a velocity of
thirty-fye to forty miles per hour. The mercury
has gradually fallen, registering IS at midnight
chimney on four-story house in Leverett street
was blown over into the street. burying in the de-
bris Lille Sleeper, years old, and Fred Pettingiu.
The girl is probably fatally injured The boy
escaped with slight bruises In other por-
tions If the city windows were demolished
we're further personal injuries. In
Chelsea large brick wall was blown down,
crushing an adjoining building. At Bangor, Me-,
the elevator OF the Ovington Ice Company was de
molished Another ice house at Brem was blown
to the ground. The schooner Adelaide was taken
by the gale ard lifted high up the bank of the
river
PORTSMOUTH Is. HI, November 12th-Reports
received OF terrific gale during the day. -Four
fishing schooners ashore, but will probably come
eff slightly damaged. On the Shrewsbury narrow
gauge road containing seven persons was lifted
bodily from the track and overturned No one vas
hurt.
New YORK, November 12th.-This city expert
enced fierce gale to day. and much damage was
done. This afternoon the wall of a foundry in
of erection, on East Ninety-frst street. was
blown down. Cornelius Scanned, a labOrer, was
caught under the falling walls and severely niure1
Tonight large tree on Seventh avenue and Twelfth
street was blown down, and fell upon a passing
street car crashing through the roof and breaking
the windows. No passengers were sitting in the
front part of the car where the struck but the
driver slightly injured. The galvanized iron
roof OF the vasane factory on Richardson and Com
merce streets, Brooklyn, was blown off. II fell on
the roof Of the adjoining factory, in which number
of girls were 1t work. The roof crushed in and
the plasteriDg, ceiling and upper walls fell, but
one was injured.
tion was visited by gale of wind, accompanied by
rain and hail, this morning, and much damage is
reported.
Political Gossip.
NEW YORK, November I2th-The HeYaLPs Cleve-
land special says in an interview with Governor
Foster he said that the elections the Republi-
can party is not dead, but that its history is still
cherished in the hearts Of the great body voters of
the country The business men of the country are not
willing to risk their all in q change Of aamipistra-
tion. The election in New York will certainly not
iniure Arthur's chances for the nomination next
year.
"What is your opinion in regard to Butler; is he
out of the wayT
mo, indeed. II is my candid belief then Ben
Butler is the most dangerous man that stands be-
tween the Republican party and success in the Pres-
dental campaign next year. and of Ben. Buffers
knowledge Of men, and his demagogy, backed
up by money and his bold and daring manner, will
bring him recruits from the lowest strata of society
By a liberal use OF money and trickery he secured
the support OF every labor organization in the State
Trades Unions and Greenbackers, until he made
himself power. II mistake not, he will organize
his forces IN every State in the Union and enter the
next National Democratic Convention with such
force at hand render his nomination very prob
able"
NEW YORK, November 12th.-The beer brewers
successful conspiracy to defeat MAYNARD the Demo-
cratic candidate for Secretary of State, and the
avowed sympathy with them on the part Of promi
nent Democratic politicians and newspapers have
aroused the temperance men of both parties here
and throughout the State. The Manhattan remper-
season at Cooper Institute yesterday notwthstand-
ing the inclemency Of the weather Strong reso!u-
tions denouncing the bold action of the beerselers
were passed President Gahbs declared "Judge
Maynard has become the man of the Temperance
party, and he viii be the next Governor OF the En-
pire State. did not inteld, when l began, to say
this much, but the Democratic party, by the grace
God, has lost him, and he now belongs to US The
probationary revival is growing. We elected Low
In Brooklyn by going over to the Republicans as
the cleaner party OF the two Next year the Repub-
licans will come 10 us. They can only secure
further lease Of power by going with us" The
MAI and Express aspres to be the organ Of the
movement.
The Posts Washington special says: Mahone's
ergan here announces that the Readiuster commit
mittee next month, and ask for recognition and
friendly counsel This is the first step in the effort
Of Malone to represent the Virginia delegation in
the next Republican Convention.
A letter from Danvie alleges that as the effect
of the riot although ,301 colored voters regis
tered, only 81 colored votes cast on November
9Th In North Danville the colored votes registered
were 2S5 and the colored vote was 3-al Democrats
In the adjacent town the colored registration was
465. and the c1lored vote l.
The Post thinks it incredible that ANYBODY who
has watched the current of political events in this
State suppose Arthur capable of carrying it in
the Presidential contest.
The Government and the IndiaR-secre-
tary TelIer's Report.
WASHINGTON, November I2th.-Secretary Teller
has prepared bis report. He has undertakena a work
never before done, which is to find out exactly the
financial relations existing between the Government
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