Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-05

Edward and Richard O'Keefe, Daniel Kenny,
Calvin Swift and Horatio s. Courtney, 4
Brooklyn, and their ages range from II to %.
McCabe Isl expert lockmaker, and fashioned
keys to fl the doors of several stores where
confederate5 were employed. Many of the
mysterious robberiss of the past year have
been explained by their confessions.
Freight Trains in Collision.
LAPoRTE (Ind.), February 4sh.-Two Lake
Shore aud Michigan Southern freight trains,
containing in ali II cars, coIlided with a fear
full crash two miles east Of here this after
noon. Both trains were bsdly wrecked. TIE
wsst-bound train had ten cars Of oil TIE
three mkt the engine exploded, the shock CT
which YVES plainly felt here. The wreck took
fire. aud is now burning. The train men
jumped. The conductor ard engineer Of tie
east-bound train mistook tneir orders.
The PuGiIists All Right Again.
NEW York, February 4sh.-Judge DoEo.
hue, In the Supreme Court, has rendered 8
declsion upon the motion argued before him
upon the writ of habsas c. rpus and certiorari
10 the case of Jem Mace and Herbert Sisde.
The matter came up to review the action of
the Police justice il having held the plgilis;s
IN S50O bail 20 Keep the peace, alter having
been arrested Tor having prepared 10 give a
sptrring exhibition. Judge Donohus SAYS
the evidence in the case does not show any
violation Of law, and the parties must be dis
charged. Mace and Slade are to give an ex-
hibision next Thursday evening in Madison
Square Garden.
Another Ocean Horror Reported.
CHICAGO, February 4th.-The Times has
the following special from New York: TIE
pilotboat LoP, which returned from cruise
TO day, reported at Staten Island that a large
steamer was destroyed by fire eff Corey
Island at o'clock this morning. They saii
their boat was fast in the ice about half
mile away from the steamer. They heard
several explosions, ard in few moments the
vessel disappeared. The crew believe it went
to the bottom with ell on board. tis thought
the steamer was the CATALONIA, of the
Cunard line, now due here. The statement
is not given much crsdencs by seagoiDg
nen, and other pilots are not willing TO be.
lieve that large steamer could bnrn within
sight of land without anything being known
OF it until pilot boat returned. The crew
are positive, however, that they saw vessel
on fire, and all of them told substantially TIE
same story.
The Fire Record.
NASHVILLE, FEBRUARY 4th.-By fire this
morning nearly the entire block bounded by
Front, Broad and Market streets was &c.
streyed. A falling wall seriously Injured two
fremep. Over forty horses were burned in
livery stable. The Capital warehouse was
full Of cotton and Tobacco, all of which was
destroyed. Loss, $500. 600.
Troy IN. Y J, February 4th.-A big fire
Saturday left the walls of the burned Burdett
building standing. To-Day the walls fell on
the building north, crushing through the roof
to the cellar. and setting FIRE to the building.
Tue flames became threatening. ard the en-
&C W.
other places were called oc. The building
was occupied by Fuller. Warren & Co., stove
lawyers and others. The
MeCusker building aud stock, on the north,
was damaged $40 000 Total loss, $3.50 900.
Fuller, Warren & Co. lest stock and patterns
vslued st $4,000; not fully insured. Ths
otter losses were insured.
High Water in Indiana.
RICHMOND, February 4:h.-The river is the
highest in fifteen years. The bridges on the
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway at
Fountain City are swept away, and washouts
have occurred on the Pittsburg, CT. cirnati
and st. Louis Railroad.
SHELBYvILLE. February 4.h-Tbe greatest
floods ever known prevail here. Farms are
flooded, and fencss, outhouses and lumber
washed away. Travel is SUSPENDED, tae track
being under water. a portion of Shelbyville
is several feet under water The Great Miami
is higher than ever known. Lsvses sre
broken, and some people in East Troy have
been driven from their houses.
INDIANAPOLIS, February 4tb.-The rain
continued here up 20 midnight last hight, and
several etrests in the northeastern portion Of
the city are flooded. Considerable damage
has been done TO railroad tracks and bridges.
The Sunday Law in Connecticut.
H., I'll AZ
Jubilee Singers, of Norfolk, We, were ar
rested this evening for singing in violation { f
a statute Of 1856. which prohibits concerts,
theatrical Entertainment, etc. on the Sab
bath, under panalty Of not less than S25.
Each person in the audience is also liable to
q fine of S4.
Refused Irterment.
NEW YoRK, February 4th.-The body OF
John Kenny, the convics suicide, was refused
interment to-day in the consecrated ground
of the Catholic cemetery. A great crowd
was present when the body was borne from
the house to the hearse.
Lawyers Exchange Compliments
PRovDENcE Or. ~, February 4sb.-Dur.
Jog his argument for lew trial IN Tho case
OF William j. King vs. the QuidHeck Com.
pany, Governor Butler commented severely
upon the character Of Deacon King. His
CJuuhel, ID. T. IuuISlOuy ics pODueQ Win
speech full of personal illusions TO Buffers
career in New Orleans snl elsewhere, which
was exceedingly sensational.
Complimentary Dinner.
NEW YORK, February 4tb.-Carl Schu,z
presided at dinner last evening to DR.. II.
a. Schumacher, Consul-Genersl Of the Ger
man Empire. recently appointed Minister 10
Peru. Ex-Governor Solomon, Henry VII
lard, Baron ds Thompson and Aug, Belmont
attended.
Fatal Quarrel ever Game of Cards.
MOBILE, February 4sh--John 3. Smith.
merchant at Birmingham, Ala, was to-day
killed by VIM. Donohoe. They qusrreled
over a game of cards, and agreed to fight it
cut with pistols.
Counterfeifer Captured.
VIcKsBURG, February 4sh.-David White,
a counterfei.er, has ben arrested here. He
is wanted in Texas.
The Texas Trouble.
DALLAS TEX J, February 4ih-United
States Marshal McKee telegraphs that lie
and posse served wiits on the Younger
brothers at Sunset. and arrested the leaders
of the mob Hs does not state whether the
mob showed resistance.