Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-13

when an Indlscreet fellow walked up to the
door aud demanded aimittance. Pyne
walked out of the back door and the Con-
stable Was admitted. While he searched tbs
house Pyne made excellent time through the
brush. Mr. Slocum does not think Pyne viii
be captured before fall. Pyne lives in the
open air az long as the weather will permit,
but cold will force him to take TO the huts.
The New Hampshire sena:orshIp.
CONCORD On. H., July 12th.-Marston,
Stevens, Briggs and Patterson decline an
| swering Rollins letter proposing that all
| Withdraw from the Senatorial contest. The
| followisg is the result Of the ballot to-day
Whole number, 322; necessary TO choice,
| 1862; William J. Lsdd, L; Daniel Barnard,
/; John e. Mudridge, Charles II. Burns.
Jeremiah Smith, 5 eGch William E. Chan
der, s; Aaron F. Steyena, IS; Gilman Mar
stor, 20; Mason W. Tappar, % James I.
Briggs, 81: Edward II. Rollins, 50; Harry
Bingham, III. Patterson dropped out Of the
| contest, his strength going TO Chandler, Tap.
par, Briggs, Marston and Whitehouse.
at the conclusion of the ballot letter was
read from Rollins, formally Withdrawing bis
name FROM the contest.
On the second ballot, after reoe-s, the
votes were distributed among twenty-one
persona. William Z. Chandler receiving 81,
Harry Bingham (Democrat) 119.
CoNcoRD, July 12th.-IG is claimed that
Secretary Chandler has received assurances
that 20 votes will be given him tomorrow
It is understood that Briggs and Stevens
had private conference tonight, to arrange
for the transfer Of the latter's support to the
former tomorrow. No one believea an elac-
| ton will take place before next week.
An Interesting Proposition.
CHICAGO, July 12sh.-John Paul Logan, of
st. Paul, makes an interesting proposition
through the Chicago Times: 81 will pay
81, 600 reward to any mob who will lynch
white man for numbering a negro in the
South, or fer outraging negro woman in the
South. The dsily lynching of negroes in the
South is like the handle of 6 jug, all on one
side, and just TO vary the nonotony, and see
2 refreshing change, [ will send the above
amount 20 sny enterprising Southern mob
who will change the programme for once, and
| give one CT their white InUrderers g piece CT
rope. I would suggest that the county
Sheriff, where the mob operates, should be
elected captain of the mob and authorized to
draRl on me for the $1,000"
Supposed Capture OF the iowa Assassins.
DIES MONIES, July 12th.-A report reaches
here tonight that two men have been ap-
| pretended ct Polk City on Tuesday night.
| kilograms have been sent 80 Coon Rapids as
the murderers of Clngan at Polk City, ask
ing for parties to identify them. II they
should be identified, they will undoubtedly
be lynched. q
Destructive wind and Rain Storm.
| OMAHA, July 12ih.-Hamiltou county was
visited las. night by destructive wind snd
rain storm, doing great damage to buildings
and crops, and killing some stock. Numer-
Gus business buildiugsin Aurora were heavily
damaged, and q large number of dwellings
and oathouses were wrecked. One building
| in thu outskirts OF town was entirely de-
molishsd and scattered in every direction
Mr.. Berry's family, vino occupied it, were all
severely injured.
Too Much Water In Vermont.
| Boston, July 12;h.-A special from
Springfield, Vermont, says that $50, 600 dam.
aga was done there by water this afternoon.
Several showers met on the hill north Of that
village, and the current came pouring down
th9 narrow valley, carrying away bridges,
buildings, and large amount of property of
| various kinds.
Horrible Work OF n Lunatic.
JOLIET Uil.). July 12th.-At Dwights
thirty miles from here, this afternoon, An.
drew White. wealthy farmer, killed his
wife, two children, and blew out bis own
brains. He was insane.
TheTmometrical.
CHICAGO, July 12th.-Higaeat temperature
to day, S3' lowest 69'.