Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02

nected with a large dra, age hrm. Tho
bodies were burned almost beyond recognition, and
principally by articles found upon them they were
identified The sight WAS sickeuirg as the burned
and unacceptable remains were removed from the
debris placed in boxes and removed 70 the Morene,
70 await the action Of the Corouer and burial oY
their friends. 1t Is believed that other bodies arc
still buried among the fallen walls, and the hremen
are still searching. The burnt district was visited
by thousands to-day. The sufferers made homeless
and destitute BY fire being cared for by the
eisy relief fund.- amounting to $4,000, IS already
raised. The Secretary Of War has thrown open the
United States barracks for their use. The ruins are
still smoidering, but there is no danger OF iresh
outbreak.
Two Editors In Trouble.
CHICAGO, November lst.--Yes;eT1, wasl made
exciting for two editors. Ia last Sundays issue OF
the Lafayette (tnd) Tunes edited 6y John VIII.
Jams, this paragraph occurred 81 wonder II Nell
ing, the Atkinson girl murderer, will not eudesVor
10 prove an alibi. he can ind lots of sWearers in
town to help him out, ct him 4, \ mne the rec.
ords Of the Gaugar-Mauder trial for their names
Dewitt Wallace, correspondent with Mrs. Gangag in
the scandal case, construed this reference % his
wife who testified 70 an abb. for her husband, and
to-day he attacked Williams with heavy cane, Just
as the latter was getting into the elevator of tho
Lahr House, telling him to the MOOR Williams IS
an old and invalid man.
Lsst Monday the DAILY Herald a Circeyiie,
Ohio, made some comment upon the family Of T. n.
Caskey, q grocer. Yesterday Mrs, Caskey arrived
with rswhide, and tackled Mr.. Murphy senior ea-
office, and commenced bolahorinC him numerically
over the head and shoulders. He retTeated all the
time to his Office door, few dcors below, and
| finally escaped.
an BoubIe Tesm Records sadly Beaten.
| Providence az. l. y November lst.-One thousand
| people saw ali the previous doube.te0m records
/ badly beaten at SarrBg gausett Park to-day The sky
was iowe5y ard the air chilli but the track WAS IN q
magnificent condition. 2 he eontestng horses were
! d. b Winship and Hiram Bruce {thc latter was The
mate Of Yellow Dock wlen she made her record on
this track year ago) ana Frank and John Nay. Be-
! fore the horses were called, frank aud John Nay
/ sold for $50 t. SO SS5--tHen even. After the
! first heat the betting Was 20 ! on n b. Minshp
and Hiram Bruce. The latter pair were not headed
| or forced duri the race, and showed the fastest
| double team heats ON record. Time, 2;l6 2:l07-
2I13 Another race has been arranged between The
same horses a. Mystic Park, Boston, tog next Thurs
! day.
! POSTSCRIPT
CHICAGO November ist - Ia the Providence race
| item there is evidently an error. Yellow Docks
record was not double tenn record, but record
with a running mate, and The 2l0g maoc o-day by
| II. B. Ninship was made under the same conditions
and with the same running maie. The double'team
record Of beth horses (trotters) is about s:l63. q
Gooa Price for FIIIy.
NBw YORK. November lst. At the horse sale To-
day j. &. Haggin, Of California, paid II OPS for
bay hy by Mortimer
ampartant Secisi0n IN Land ease.
! DENVER Coll, November LIST An unusually iu-
portant case was decided by Judge McCrary, 0f tho
| United States Circuit Court, to-day. The Uui.cd
! States brought suit to cancel siXty-One patents
| TO lands held by the Colorado Coal aud Iron Com
/ pany and others in Las Animas 1nty The patents
were obtained through the presumption law between
| 1870 and 1874, and were Issued from the Pueblo
Land Office 1t was Afterwards found that the
| patents were irregul rly Obsanc3, the pateutses
| being fictitious persons. Testimony was introduced
to show that the Register sad Receiver OF the Land
| Office were parties 20 the fraud. The defense
claimed that the deeds are now good, granting that
thut- ara
sow in the hands of innocent p rties TIE Judge
held adversely, and rendered decision IN favor of
complainant, which cancels the tite to 1850 acres
| OF valuable land.
The Southern PRciflG's Application,
WASHINGTON, November 1st-Nothing has vet
been done st the Interior Department in regard to
the apph alton OF the Southern Pacific for the ap-
pointment Of a Commission to inspect their road
Mr.. Huntington called At the Department some time
ago to talk over the matter, but Secretary Teller
informed him that he under promise to Repre-
sentative Payson 70 allow bim to attend any formal
| argument by the railroad pany, and reply to
| their remarks. Thereupon the subject Of formal
argument in behalf of the railroad eompany's claim
was apparently dropped although it had been stated
that such was the o 1ect Ct Mr. Huntlngton's visit
The Secretary seems resolved 70 allow the matter 20
90 to Congress by refusing 10 take am action upon
sales OF Public LANDS
| WAsnINGToN November Ist.-The Commissioner
OF the General Land Office, Hon n C. Mcfarland,
in his annual report states that the disposal of pub
lie lands during the ear embraced l9.O7s7s9
acres, and Indian lants S99,23 aores-an increase
over 1882 Of ab ut 5000 600 acres and 1881 If
about 900 900 acres Recop pts from all sources in
connection with the disposal Of public lands were
s11, ,0ss 479 and from the sale Of Indian lands $685.
40. Total S1,7l3SSS.
Arrest of u Historical Character.
CmCLGo November Ist-AylwGYd who achieved
fame as the leader OF the Boers ia the Transyaal
war against the British, has been in the city for
some time. bis me hods Of life have not been OF
the most circumspect character. Last Bight he pa
rafed in disreputGbe portion OF the city somewhat
worse for his libatiOn5 The result alterca-
tion with footpad who wanted 10 rob him, and
both were arrested by the police. 4, appeared be-
fore the Magistrate and was discharged.
smalI-POX Case.
NRw YORK. November 1st-korenzl Ruiz So
loon passenger the steamer SCyths which arrived
Yesterday taken from the vessel at quarantine,
suffering frem small pox OF an aggravated type. The
Scythia had l5 cabin q intermediate and l54 steer
age passengers, besides the crew, who we're directly
or indirectly exposed TO the disease. There much
Indignation.
Gang OF Counterfeiters Captured.
INDIASAPoLIs, November 1st-United States
Marshal r. S. Foster, with posse Of detectives,
! went to Pike county, in this State last Rght, in
pursuit Of gang of countetfeiters supposed to ba
located in that portion of the State. They
ceeded in arrestng nine Of the gang this morning
at Stelnvie, small village in Pike county, about
twenty-five miles from RayensYile, after desperate
fight. Following are the parties captured: Three
brothers named Columbus, Jesse and Joseph
Hauchens, Henry Grossman, ZinDey Kinder, West
lev Woods Phil Taylor Berthe Smithers and Andy
Hart They were all brought TO this city tonight
in charge of the Marshall ana Deputies. Duricg
the fight Joe Hsuchens shot through the right
lung, Jesse Hauchens in the hand, and Hart through
his hat. The gang have been operating in the
southern part Of this State, with their headquarters
il the Knobs ia the vicinity Of bew albany. The
spurious coins manufactured half-dOllars and
dollars in silver, and two and half and fve-dollar
gold pieces. The business OF manufacturing spuri-
coins has been conducted large sclle their
operations extending into adjoining States.
ChiIdren Killed by a Falling Building.
NEW YORK, November lst--The building on First
avenue ami Fifth street, which weTkmeu are tearing
| down, fell to-day while number Of children were
! gathering hiDding wood. John Laws aged IL, aud
! Eliza J. Blrnies years, were killed Louis La
| comb, years, fatally injured, and a carpenter
named Mike severely hurt.
Kesigt aiion Accepted
ST PAUL, November lst-Herman Haupt, Cen
| eral Marager Of the Northern Pacific Railway, has
rendered hIs resignation, which mas been accepted
| 20 take effect November lst-
Accidentally shot 80 Death.
CHICAGO, November lst-Garrett Hu,ck, book
keeper ;or j. V. Farwell 5 Co, attending to the
target tonight during rifle practice by ne ubsrs Of
| the First Regiment State hilita, was shot and
killed accidentally, having gone IL front OF the tar.
| get one OF the marzsmen fired
ThermOmesztcai.
NEW YORK, November lss.-'rerperatrre as and
CmcAso, yovember Temperature 81 and 47'.
F0dEIssN.
Mere s,isorder tn Ireland
LoSDoS. November le;.-The h8l in which the
Lord Mayor of Dublin was deliver his address on
" FraneLhes was seized by 0rangemeu, who de-
clare they will hold the hal. Upon the arrival Of
! the Mayor he was driven 40 q hotel His escort
| carried hanleTIs Hsd bnrG8 in The