Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-22
Fatal Accident at a Rolling sgllI.

semer Steel Works, a huge converter. con-
tanning several tons of melted metal. was
overturned this morning, splitting tho con-
tents iato pit. The hot melted ore, striking
the sand. exploded with violence and scat
tered widely, fatally burning Patrick Foley
and another workman lshe latter was so dis.
figured that he has not yet been identi6edl,
and badly scaldiDg dezan others.
SECOND DIsPATCHl
CLEVELAND, March 21se.-The accident at
the Besseuier steel works to-day was not so
bad as az frat reported. Patrick Foley and
Thomas Barfsrip, mcst seriously burned By
the molten metal, are still alive, and may re.
cover. None Of the others were seriously in
jured.
DissTacefal Contention.
BRAIDwooD (IL), March 21st.-The.e is
liable to be some disgraceful scenes az the
Diamond mine before the bodies of the m
| fortunate victims are finally laid to rest. The
CeroneIs of VIII and Gundy counties are
both there. for the purpose of reapirg the re-
ward Oh Ii par corpse for holding al inquest,
and each insists that he is the proper person
to DO the job. There is also said to be seri-
Gus trouble il the ranks of the Relief Com
mittee. The water is now LEES than three
feet deep, and it is hoped to be able to begin
removing the bodies on Sunday. A fence is
being built to keep the crowd back when the
work of removal begins. The niue has been
explored some distance and found mot caygd.
john Marshall, one of the escaped miners,
died yesterday from the nervous shock and
exhaustion.
Trouble Among the Coal Miners.
UNIoNTowN (Pa.). March 21st.-To.night
Coke county, shot and killed John Kane, q
Molly Mcguire. The miners are on strike
and very ugly. G.eat fears of an outbreak
are entertained, and tho excitement is high.
Two Men Shot.
CALAIS (Ie), March 21st.-Herbsrt Ea-
ton, sitting in {. livery stable, engaged in or
binary conversation, suddenly drew pistol
and shot his brother Joseph and Samuel
Kelly, Jr. Joseph is not dangerously in
iured, but Kelly's recovery is doubtful.
Eaton fed to the woods, seven miles from
here, and threatens to resist arrest.
Attempted Suicide or the Eve of Mar-
Flage.
MIDDLETowE IN. ", March 21st.-Cas.
per Liebman shot himself lsss evening, at a
hotel here, and then turned on the gas. He
was discovered before suffocated. Lehman
was to have been married to-day. Tho bride
expsctsEt first learned CT the affair from s
messenger sent for bouquet of flowers.
Lehman made an unsuccessful attempt yes
terday TO negotiate notes. The pistol shot is
thought 20 be fatal.
Tie Burning ssine.
SHENANDOAH fPa.l, March 2lst.-To save
the Buck Mountain and Mammoth veins
from the eulm bank fire, il is estimated that
300. 600 cubic yards of material will have to
be removed.
Black Damp In Coal Mine.
PoTTsvILLE (Ps), March 21st.-The cav
ing OF the old breast In the Stanton colliery
at Mahanoy caused rush of black damp,
which overcams Bine miners and two driver
boys. The victims we're taken out uncon-
scieus, but all msy recover.
Prize Fight Prevented.
ALBANY On. Y. y March 21st.-As expected,
the prize fight between Harry Woodsop, alias
Black Diamond, and James Conners, both Of
New York. did not take place. They were
at the battle-ground, but while arranging the
rules to govern the fight the police appeared,
and there was q stampede of principals, Sec
onds. backers, legislators and sporting men,
who had gathered to see the fight.
The New York MIX War.
New YORK, March 21st.-There was O
greater scarcity OF milk here this morning
than en- any day siuca the war between the
farmers and the milk dealers began. Milk.
men are willing TO give any price for milk,
but it was impossible to obtain sufficient to
supply their customers. A great portion of
the milk that did reach here came down the
Hudson on barges.
NEW York, March 21st.-The dealers of.
fered tina milk-producers three cents per quart
fer the first half of the month, and three and
half the remainder Of the month, but the
offer was refused.
Good-by to the ssBOnanza Suits"
WASHINGTON, March 21st.-The Supreme
Court of the United States to-day dismissed
with costs, on motion of counsel for appel
lants, the following weli-known California
cases: j. G. Flood ct sl., appellants. va.
John H. Burke; ]. W. Macksy and J.. G..
Fair, appellants, vs.. John III. Burke: J. @,
Flood ct al, appellants. VS.. John II. Burke !;
j. W. Mackay and J. G. Fair, appellants, va.
John III. Burke.
Secret Conference OF Railroad officials.
KANSAS CITY (Mo.), March 21st.-A con-
ference WAS in session to-day among the eff
GERS of the Union Pacific, Santa Fe, Missouri
Pacific and St. Louis and San Francisco
Railroads, discussing the recent legislation in
Kansas fixing the passenger rate at three
cents and establishing q Board of Railroad
Commissioners. The proceedings will not be
laQS DuDtlC uDs II bllS CLOSG VI euG bSs5iOh, Dub
it is understood that the meeting was engaged
in pool resdjustment and sharing of bust.
ness in conformity with the new law.
A suppressed Will.
Boston, March 21st.-The will Of Albert
Goodyear, who left a number CT outside be-
Quests, was suppressed for six years by his
widow. who has just died. The will was dis
covered among Mrs. Goodyear's effects by her
son Alfred, who is named as executor, and
who, with his mother was left half the resi-
due of his fathers property. The statutes
provide for fine and imprisonment of the ex-
ecutor for the offence.
Fires and Loss of Life.
NEWPORT Or. L., March 21st.-A house
owned by Mrs. Hannah Rudolph was burned
this morning. and Mary Barry, domestic,
persisted in the flames.
BYERs' STATION (O.), March 21st.-The
house of Duncan Dales, one mile north of
here, was burned Monday night. Dales was
ninety. EIGHT years old, and occupied the
house alone. When the fire was subdued
the neigbbors found the dead body of Dales
under the bed, with rope around his neck.
This not being his usual bedroom. it is
thought he was straugled by robbers and
hidden under the bed, and the house then
fired. Considerable gold and silver coin were
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of money about the house, and leaves large
estate.
Chicago Municipal Election,
CHICAGO, March 21st.-The result of the
Republican primaries this afternoon indicates
the probability that the Convention to.mor-
Tow will indorse r. T. Crane, the citizens in
dependent candidate for Mayor.
Proposed Tour OF Inspection.
WASHINGTON, March 21st. = Mr.. Arm
strong, Commissioner Of Pacific Railroad Ac-
counts, will make an inspection of the South
ern Pacific Railroad this summer. He will
especially investigate the chsrge that the
traffic of the Central Pacific Railroad is be.
lug diverted to the Southern Pacific. He
does not believe, however, that the charge is
true. lie will leave here probably in June.
Thermometrical.
New YoRK, March Dist Midnight High
est temperature to-day. 32'; lowest, 1872.
CHICAGO, March 21st.-Highese temper.
ature to-day, 81; lowest, 1S'.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Queen Eicteria's Injuries.
LONDON, March 21st.-The injuries re-
ceived by the Queen Saturday by slipping
upon the stairs of the MALAGA nj Windsor