Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-01

BALTIMORE, November oUsD.-ApOut uOOH
to-day, Mrs. Rail, married lady, living or
Biddel street, cut the throsts of her two girl
children, aged respectively years and is
months. and then cut her own threat. The
children soon died, aud the mother. though
yet alive, is not expected to live. She ssys
she does no. want to live. Domestic in
felicity preyed upon her mind. The family
occupies good position. Mrs. Rail is about
2S years old.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
BALTIMORE, November 305h.-Lausa Risll,
wife Of John r. RIAL, this morning MUIR
dered her two girls, aged two and five years,
and cut her own throat. At an early hour
the mother of Mrs. Risll learned that her
daughter was not well, and repairing to the
house could not gain admittance. Assistance
was summoned and the room broken open,
when Mrs. Rial was found standing in the
middle of the room in her night dress, blood
running from her throat. The children were
beth dead, and lying on the bed. She had
cut all the arteries and veins Of the left wrist
of each. and they soon bled TO death. Mrs.
Rail could not speak, but with a pencil
wrote that she did not want to live. Her
husband is travelling salesman, and absent
from home Mrs Rail had never shown
evidence of insanity, but complained very
much because Of the long ard frequent alb.
sences of her husband from home. She is
still alive tonight, but there is no probabil
ity that she can recover. She is about %
years of sge.
Lively Time with Burglars.
SHELBY (Ohio), November 30th-Four
burglars cracked ssfe at New Washington
last night and escaped on hand Car to Yer
non Junction, where they threw the hand car
into creek to avoid being traced, and went
TO Shelby. a workman saw them throw the
car into the creek, and reported TO the ffi.
GERS, who teiegraphed to Shelby to have the
gang arrested. Marshal Sutter found the
burglars near the hotel and ordered them to
go with him whereupon the burglars fired
fivs shots, two hitting Sutter, one in the leg
and one in the side. Sutter then shot one
the others fed towards the woods, followed
by citizsns, witnesses of the shooting.
Two miles north one of the gang
turned snd fatally shot John LoDga-
ere, q baggage master. By that time
300 men were in pursuit. Two miles further
NJ. A. Cunningham captured longscre's
murderer and took him back 10 town. Pretty
much TIE entire populscs turned out, greatly
excited, armed with all manner Of weapone.
0ae of the burglars found horse and buggy
Of a member of one of the pursuing parties,
and started away with it, but finding the
buggy an incumbrance, lie cut the harness
and escaped en- horseback. Encourtsricg
Will May, who was In pursuit OF the burg
lars, at the point of revolver he compelled
rim to give up his own pistol and exchaug ge
horses. Mays horse, fadgred from hard
driving, proved slow, and on the route the
burglar met two ladies ii buggy. With
drawn revolver ne ordered them TO give no
their rig. One of the ladies struck him with
a whip. He fired, bat with only the effscs Of
the horse, which ran away. The
burglar presently met nau ard
boy with a team. He frightened them
out, took the team and started. The horses
ran away, collided with another wagon, and
the burglar was thrown out with the wagon
On top of him. The pursuers shortly came
up, whereupon the burglar piteously ex.
claimed, Boys, l have a nice mother" In
'tantly he was riddled with bullets. This oc-
cured thirteen miles from Shelby. The
body was borne triumphsntly to town. The
;orpses of both dead burglars were exhibited
IN an undertaken 's.window, and increased the
excitement. The one lodged in Jail would
nave been lypched, but the Sheriff had quiet
y taken him to Mansfield. Rumor says the
asst of the four was captured st Plymouth
One Of the burglars killed was about %,
blocking, smooth face, and had 81, 700
The other was middle aged man. A satchel
vas found containing a full burglars kit and
quantity of chloroform aud dynamite. Mar
hall Sutter will probably recover.
The speakershlp Fight.
WASHINGTON, November 30sh-'Fhe result
,f the Speakership fight at midnight is uucer-
ain, with the chances apparently strongly il
avor Of the election Of Carlisle, or some nsw
nan.
WASHINGTON, November 30.h.-It was
expected tsat twenty Democratic members
# the New York delegation would attend
ihe conference to-Diyht, but only sixteen put
n an appearance. On the proposition to vote
.or Cox until released by min from any obi.
yation to do SO, only eleven votes were cast
IL the affirmative. The other FIVE members
would not pledge themselves to vote for Cox
throughout, although they express willing
less to 60 into a ca1cus as his supporters.
The second choice Of the five is understood
be Randall
A Move IN the Right Direction.
Ell PAso (Tex.l November 30th.-After
discussion, the police authorities
IF e. Paso Del Norte and those upon this
,ide have come TO a mutual understanding, so
that desperadoes who skip from one side OF
he river to the other will no longer ipe
rom Justice through extradition formalities.
Dur officers will follow up criminals who
,ross to the other side. and arrest them where
hey fad them, without waiting for extrsdi-
ion papers, which can be fled afterwards
The Mexican off 2ers will have the same ia.
,ility extended t. them on our side. The
whole arrangement, of course is between the
fficsrs on b 9TH sides of the river, and its OF
ect is to break up gang Of murderers and
robbers who are now preying on the people
1u both sides Of the Rio Grande.
Ell PAso, November S0.b.-In view Of the
approaching great teist Of Nusstra Sonora de
at Paso del Norte, which it is ex-
oected will food both f Paso and Pas0 del
Norte with vagrants and thieves, the officers
ere are about to commence 8 vigorous crusade
against all who have no visible means OF sup
port. As tie laws against vsgcsnts in this
State are very strict, they hope to include in
he catch confidence men and slsrpe,s and
nen who live off faro gamss,
seven Years Among Sayages.
ST. LOUIS, November 80 h. - Sebastian
Beck, German shoemaker, hss returned TO
st. Louis, after seven yeers spent among the
'avsges. He Gays he started for San Fran
,isco seven years ago. and when campei near
DsadWoOd was surrounded by the Sioux and
captured, and he and his family carried eff.
He saw his wife snd children no more. The
[adians made him dre aud paint like an H.
iian, and married him to squaw. He wss
rear Big Horn when Custer was massacred.
He speaks Sioux, and seems attached to his
Indian wife and children. He escaped from
lis tribe 10 British Columbia.
The .trical statistics.
NEW YoRK, November 3Oth.-Dion Bouci.
,sult furnishes smcng bis theatrical statistics.
use compiled, the following: Number of
.heaters and dramatic hals in the United
States, 1877; theatrical companies now on
tie road, 227; there are about 1900 actors
and actresses !; expended on transportation
very season, over S4 SOC. 900; salaries and
other expenses, over 50, 500 600. BJucicsult
is agitsting the subject Of special cars for
travel, st greatly reduced expense
and llrgely increased comforts.
A CrematIns Company.
ERIE (Pa.l, November 30th-Efforts are
a convenient town between Cleveland and
Buffalo. David Cummings Conneant, sci
enti6c farmer and enthusiastic believer in
the burning of the dead. is a. the head of
the enterprise. He was in Erie yesterday
canvassing for subscriptions to the stock.
Shares are fixed at $50 each, giving the own
ers the right to cremate one corpse free OF
charge.
The Next Republican National Conven-
ventiOn.
NEW YORK. November 30sh.-An illus
trated paper here indorses the plan proposed
by the Titusville Herald for holding the Re-