Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-11
within the time specified if not prevented by

tle police.
Terrible Experience OF Alaskan Miner.
NEw YoRK, September 10sh.-The Pres
bvterian Home Missionary Society has the
following from Alaska: A party of miners,
returning from prospecting tour on the up
per Yukon river, ran cut OF provisions, ano
be canning too weak TO travel, thres OF the
strongest were sent forward to the coast.
These reached the Presbyterian Mission sta
ton at Haines. Alaska, with nothing on but
| their underclothes, and in starving eondl'
ton, having been without food three or iour
DAYS. Rev. Eugene s. Willard supplied them
with good clothing, and, organizing relief
party. went to rescue those left behind.
These were found, and after q forced march
of two days and nights were brought safely
to the station.
The SIade-MItchelI Fight-Harry Hiifs
UItimatum.
NEW YORK, September 10TH Harry Hill,
stakeholder ia the Slade- Mitchell fight. bas
issued the following ultimatum II finally
decide that Mitchell and Slsde must fight
within 100 miles of New Orleans, as L am
sssnrea that no interference will take place
there. The fight is to come eff Tuesday, Oc-
| tober 23d, next. Either of the men failing to
put 10 an appearance in the ring between B
and IL A. N to forfeit, Nothing can alter my
decision. act only ic fairness to both par
ties and the sporting puolic.
Pugilists Arrested.
New YoRK, September 10th.-James G.
Dsly and Tom McAlpine, seconds of Force
and Dempsey in the recsnt prize fight at
Coney Island, have been arrested. Richard
| K. Fox, of the Police Gazette. stakeholder for
the fight, has been served with bench war-
rant. At time OF arrest the parties were ar
ranging fight between DAILY and Joe Pen
dergast.
Incendiarism in Georgia.
MACON, September 10ih.-A party of three
or four men went to the house of Steve Sos
ser (coored), a farmer. near Arlington, Ca,
| Saturday night, set fire TO a stable, cotton
house and corn crib, completely destroying
the buildings, one hundred bushels of corr,
! two bales cf cotton and several hogs. Sosser
was shot tW months ago for being too in.
innate with white woman. and was warned
to leave the vicinity.
A Persistent wife.
SPRINGFIELD (Mass.), September 1O5h. =
! Mrs, Dwight w. Thurber. who attempted to
shoot her husband in May last, and was sent
to the Nort h smpton asylum, to-day took 8
room at a hotel, sent for her husband, and
asked him to live with her again. be de-
clined, whereupou she took lsudanum, but 1t
is thought not enough to produce death. The
manner Of her release from Northampton Is
being inquired into.
Day Fixed for Execution.
| LOUISVILLE, September 10th.-Gcvernor
! Knott has designated October Il h as the day
for the execution of Ellis Craft, twice found
! guilty of the horrible outrage and murder of
| the Gibbons children at Ashland, Ky. The
| Court of Appeals refused to grant new
trisl, and Craft has to follow Bill Ellis, his
companion III the crime, who confessed and
was hanged by mob. William Neal, the
| third party, awaits trial.
The situation at Pensacola.
PENSACOLA (Fls.). September 10sh.-The
city continues healthy. Five deaths and one
new case have been reported in the last forty.
eight hours at the navy yard. No new cases
in the last twenty-four hours.
Destruction by Fire.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.) September 10sh.-This
morning a fire destroyed the porE-housa of
F. A. Smith, at Mipfordville, together with
| the freight depot. saloon and blacksmith
shop. Loss. $40, 600; insured.
ST JOSEPH (Mo), September 10.-The
warehouse of the Consolidated Tank Com
pany, containing rs. 600 gallons of oil, was
entirely destroyed this morning. 1t was in
sured for S12, 900.
The ST. Joseph Steam Printing Company
was damaged $50, coo by FIRE this morning
fully insured.
He Scared Her.
PINE GROVE pal, September 10th,- Sun
day evening VIM. Rumy, OF Cberryville, ex'
aminiug a revolver, pointed it at his wife to
scare her. The pistol went off, aud tie
woman wAs fatally shot.
The Baltimore Walking Match.
| of
the walking match at II o'clock tonight
stood Robert Vint 73 miles, George HazAel
46 (withdrawn), Frank Hart Ill, Peter Pan
chot SO, William O'Leary Sc, Albert Ellison
104.
ThermOmetrical.
New YORK, September l0.h.-Temperature
Sc and 46'.
CHICAGO. September O.hth.-Temperature
4S'. to co..