Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-25

/ noon, and asked his wife to return and live with
! him. She refused positively. To his further
treaties she said: You have often threatened TO
XII me, and know you intend to do it now. You
| have pistol in your pocket, and you have come
| here TO kill me-" Young said he had such in
tentlon, and denied that he had pistol. He then
| appealed to his mother-in law, and asked if he
could go into private room with his wife, so that
| they could talk matters over. Both mother and
daughter objected the latter saving to her husband
" You want to shoot me- Why don't you shoot
here where we can both be seen, anG if you want to
murder me, as | know you do" Young again
denied that he had any murderous intentions.
but even while he was speaking his wife
him pull pistol from his pocket. She from the
back room on the first floor, where they had been
talking toward front room; but before she could
escape Young fired directly at her, the ball entering
her abdomen. She continued her flight and reached
window opening on the street, which she raised.
screaming Murder J murder police !" and then
fell back into the room. James McCabe whs lives
in the upper part OF the house, ran down stairs
knocked Young down and took the pistol from his
hand, and held him until the arrival of a rounds
man. After the pistol had been taken from his
hand Young on his knees begged his wife to say it
had been discharged accidentally, and that he had
not intended to shoot her. Mrs. Young ould
not speak, but her mother said that such state
ment could be made truthfully, because she had
seen Young take deliberate aim at her daughter.
An ambulance surgeon probed for the bullet, but
could not hnd it. Mrs. Ycungs recovery pro-
nounced impossible, and Coroner Doyle was given
notice to take her ante-mortem statement. Young
SS~A
heavily
VillainOHs Outrage.
GREEN CASTLE Qud.), October 24tb.-James Crsw-
ford, living ten miles from this city was assaulted
by man, who after eating supper, struck Crawford
with brass knuckles Telling him to the floor Craw-
ford was getting the best Of the villain, when an
accomplce burst open the door and covered Craw.
ford with revolver. Mrs. Crawford came to the
rescue with fre-shovel, when the assassin turned
his attention 10 her, beating her almo.t to dc ath
no assasslns then ransacked the house Of all valu-
aoles and left hr. aud Mrs Crawford for dead
CraVf9rsi, however, fs.detl and rave the alarm
Citizens are securing the woods IN all directions
and it is thought the 81 aims will be caught to-
night The injured parties are thought to Re fatally
hurt.
FrIGhtfuI Tragedy In Ohio.
EEwCoHERsrowN, October oath. - During last
night, while his family Law asleep, carpenter named
FntZar, u years old. living here arose from
his bed in fit of sudden INSANITY as is supposed
and took and cut from ear to ear the throat
OF his wife, two years younger than himself ard
cut the throat Of ten months babe lying BY its
mothers side Ee next went TO a crib where his
two dsughters-2 and years old-weIe, and cut
their thrOats He afterward undertook to cut his
own throat, but not succeeding, he used heavily
loaded shotgun, and fired its contents into his own
face, blowing his head of.
MutiIafed Remains of Two Americans
EAdLR PASS CTex), October oath The robbed
and mulilated remains Of two unknown Americans
were found t~-day on TIE Mexican side, twenty-five
miles from here. The United States Consul at Pei.
drAS Nlgras is investigating the case.
Sale OF the PAGER. Johnston.
CHICAGO, October 24th.-It is now stated that ne
gotlat0ns for the sale Of the PAGER, Johnston. to
Commodore Kittson, OF ST. Paul, was concluded this
evening, and the money will be paid tomorrow
The price is $4,000 Also, that Little Brown Jug
the PAGER, owned by Kittson, whose feet have been
bad for some time, will be sent for the winter to the
stables OF Robert Bonner, Of New York. who is an
expert in diseases Of the feet, and will direct their
treatment.
ThelE helEBal.imore5City EIccfien. -
BALTIMORE, October 24th-The election for Mayor
and the City Council to-day brought out the largest
vote polled in the city at a municipal election
Two tickeis were in the field. The regular Demo-
Gratis were headed by General n c. Latrobe for
Mayor, and the Citizens Tor Fusiop) ticket was
headed by G. Monroe Heiskell, a Reform Democrat
and present City Fire Marshal The latter was
nominated by committee Of gentlemen styling
themselves Reform Democrats, and was subse-
quently indorsed by the regular Republican Con
vention. Total vote for the Mayoralty, 1854;
Latrobe, 20, ,l47; Heiskell 25, 500. Latrobes ma
jorty, $3.50. In the first branch of the Council,
Gon-istlng OF twenty members-oue each wars-the
Democrats elected ten members, and the FusioniIts
ten. In the second branch the regular Democrats
elected six, the Fasionists four
Terrific Gale.
PLYMOUTH (Nass), October 24th.-The hardest
northeast gale for several years has been raging
since last night. The sOoD Samoset and the Yacht
Mamie parted their cables in the inner harbor and
went ashore. The weather is so thick that nothing
can be seen below
BUzzARD's BAY, October c4th.-A severe north
east gale is raging. Rain comm eueed at 6 A. NJ At
II o'clock the gale increased One hundred sailing
vessels were off the east side of the Cape early
this morning, and great apprehension is felt for
Their safety as they liable to be driven on the
Cape unless the gale Gbate-. s1ssHoess--.-.------
--s.,zz The Mexicans and Indians. ---.---s.
FL Psso (Tex.) octoEer 2lth-The Tsrres' spe-
cals from Casa Grande confirm the repor.s OF an
engagement between the indians ard Mexican cav
airy near that place. The Mexican authoritie. re-
fuse TO tell the number of wounded and killed, but
from an American surgeon at that place it learned
that the hospital is full.