Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-20

NotSN lo oHlO TO De now IAuluG Iasl. OSes
county has lost fifty bridges, and the crops
are badly damaged. Otoe county's loss in
she sans wsyis estimated at from $50, 600 to
S!Oo,0O0. In johnson county large number
OF cattle aod hogs were drowned. br dyes
washed out and crops damaged. The south
srn part OF Tecunseh wes under water. The
same condition cf sffairs existed in Richard
son and Pawnee counties Ths St Joe and
Western Railwsy lest thirteen bridges be-
tween ST. ice aid Grand Island. 1t will
take some titne 60 make repairs which were
begun to-day The fatalities reported so far
are A son of James NJ Wood drowned in
LIS Belle creek d. 0. Smith drowned at
South Auburn an unknawn man drowned
at Dunbar; man named Chess fatally in
jnred .. Albion by house being blown
down. The rivsr OF Omahs is ten feet and
seven inches above los. water mark---only
seven inches raise sipce Saturday. There are
no floods here or above.
HELENA (Ark.) June l9.h.-Ths rise in
the river here is steady, and slarmiDgly
great. The gauge shows q rise Of seven inches
to-day, with something less than eight feet
below the hich-wster mark. Much of the
bottom country is already suffering.
Railroad Accidents.
BALTIMORE. June 10Th A storm last
night blew q tree ACROSS the t-sck of the Bal
timore and Oaio Railroad at Ironton. and
passenger train was derailed by running into
it. Nobody was seriously hurt.
ALBANY IN. Y }, June 19.h.-John Wall
lace, master mechanic, and William Hsyler,
yalc master, were repairing the track under
freight car, when, owing TO a misplaced
switch, train ran into them killing both.
The License Question In Chicago.
CHICAGO, june l9th.-Uuder the impulse
OF the ordinance passed by the City Council
LAST night anticipating the effect Of the new
State lie c:nse lsw July 1st, extending the pres.
ept license year nine month";, there was an un-
precedented rush for saloon licenses to-day,
The days work aggregated res9y / 5OO It
is urged that the legality of the ordinance is
very doabtfGl, and in the event that the ex-
tended Ec9nses are declared void the supposi.
tion is that the ssloon keepers viii not only
lose their fee of S103 but forfeit their licences
as well. Another thing which added TO the
anxiety of the ssluon-ksepers TO secure rev
licenses at oBce was the generally credited
report that the Citizens Association would
epply 70 The Courts fer eB iojGuction restrain.
ing the city from issuing these licenses. A
number OF Noiaries were employed to take
sffidavits OF those who presented Themselves
as bon3smen When the flee closed at Q
O'clock tonight about 200 anxious sso0n-
keepers wero still in line. Il IS understood
that the Office VIII be opeoed early tomorrow
morning, and It is expected that business will
be SO Facilitated that 2 900 mors licenses will
be issued before the close of tbs day.
The Cases against Frank James.
GALLATIN (Mo) June 10 h.-The csses
against Frank james for murder, in conHec.
| ton with the Galisun Baoiz robbery, four
| tegn yeArs ago, AID tho Winsted train rob
| bsry il 1891 were called to-day, and upon
| application of the defense were continued M
! I'll August 20th. The defense asked Q con-
tinu3nce on the ground that their witnesses
might not be sble TO arrive for several days,
on account Of the delsy 20 travel by freshets.
| The States counsel was present with Mrs.
| Sarah Hite and three other witnesses ffom
| Tennessee, whosa presence was evidently o
surprise to the defense. MrH. Hite was pre-
| pared to testify 20 conversations among the
James boys and others as her house, impli-
eating them. Dick Llddls is also here for tho
| prosecution. The plea Of the defense for q
continuance is generally regarded as simply
an excuse. The prisoner seems il ordinary
health, and the usual large crowd was pres
ent eager for near view of him.
Unexpected Sequel 10 fhe Tevis-IHglehart
Sensation.
CHICAGO, June 19th-It Mill be reinem-
hersd that startling sensation occurred in
st. Louis last winter, IN which Rush IT,
Tevis shot and seriously wounded Frank In-
glsEer5, as he was descendiUg ihe stairs Of a
notorious house of assignsti0n with Tevis'
wife leaniag ou his arm. The scandal was
ths talk f tho town foF week, owing 10 the
high standing Of 5he pacsies. 1evis and H.
giehars belong to the Oldest aud most promi-
nsnt families of the city, and Mrs. revis ia
the daughter of Colonel B. II Reese, Of
Lancaster, OAio, and niscs Of General w.
I. Sherman. TIE result WIS s divorce.
An unexpected sequel came TO the
surface today 10 the publication in
Lancaster (Ohio) paper Of q notice Of the
remafrisge Of Tevis and his divorced wife at
Philadelphia on the 16sh inst.
A Biii settled by lightning.
BAY ST. LOUIS L7.l. June l9sh.-Phillip
Bsndeau and NJ. Odom, standing under the
shade Of small pins tree to-day disputing
over small account, were killed by light
ming.
The Proposed New State.
Huron ID. IT,, June 19sh.-The Conven-
ton for the purpose of preparing plan for the
organization Of southern Dakota into a State
met here this morning. Barney CaulfeId, of
Black Hills, was made temporary and
permanent Chairman. Four hundred dele
gates are in attendance.
TnernOmetFicsl.
CHICAGO, June 19th.-Highest temperature
to-day, 70 lowest, 65'.