Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-03
publican. took no interest in Mcolellans

publicans took no interest in McClellans.
election.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, January 2i-Gen.
eral Wheelel's majority in the Eighth Ala
bama District is 2,C00
The Bead AinIstar.
WAsHISGToN, January 2d.-Owing to the
absence of the family Of AlleI, Hawaiian
Minister, no arrangements have been made
for the disposition of his remains. The body
is lying at Hamilton, under charge of his
youngest son. There is some question as to
what courtesy the diplomatic corps and officers
of the Government should show toward the
deceased. as Allen held the dual capacity of q
citizen of the United States and the repre-
sentative Of a kingdom.
Battle with REVIEWERS.
NEw YORK, Janusry 2d.-Roundsman De-
laney went to liquor store on Hester street
to-day, for thu arrest of the proprietor for
cheating in making change. A rough and
tumble fight ensued, when both drew re-
volvers and fsed at the same time. Tie po-
liceman's bullet pierced the heart of Nc
Gowan, the man whom he was trying TO
arrest, killing him instantly. McGowan's
bullet entered the policeman's eye, CHANGING
downward. He will probably die also. The
house was subsequently pulled" by the
police.
shocking Disaster-Nineteen Lives Lost.
RALEIGH IN. G. January 2d.-As thirty
peniten.iary convicts, mostly negroes, and
two white guards, engaged at Corvee tunnel,
on the Western N. q. Railroad, in Jackson
county, were crossing Turkaseegee river on
fat Saturday morning, it was discovered
that the fat was leaking. The alarm caused
a panic, and the men all rushing to one end,
it sank. The Turkaseegee at this point is
swift and deep, with rapids just below. The
men chung together in knots, those who
could not swim holding to those " no could.
Some were carried into the rapids and
drowned. Only twelve of the convicts were
saved. One of the guards was washed ashore
below the rapids insensible but was restored
to consciousness.
Twenty Business Houses Burned.
PINE BLUFF Ark, January 2d.-This
morning fire originating in the two.story
brick block occupied by Rosenbsum & Ties,
furniture deslers, and Sol Rosenberg, planta.
ton supplies, destroyed over twenty business
of S125, 600. It is believed the fire was in
cendiary. Ill-feeling existing in the fire de-
partment, the engine was permitted to get
out of order and was of no use.
Boston Wool Market.
DOOION, doudAu LUZ
wool continues steady, with prices unchanged.
There is very little pressure to buy or sell.
Ohio and Pennsylvania fieeces have sold at
3S@40c for Y, 40G425c for Xxx and XXX
and above, and 43@45c for choice selections.
In Michigan and Wisconsin feeces sales have
been made at 37@3Sc for delaine heeces, 44@
45c for fine. and 36@4Sc for fine and No. l
combing. Unwashed wool is in fair demand
and has sold at 17@25c for low and coarse,
23@3Oc for fine and medium. with choice
higher. California has been quiet since the
large sales of last week. Pulled woods are in
quite demand at 25@40s for low and good
supers, and 4Sc for choice Eastern and Maine.
Foreign woods are quiet.
Decree of Divorce.
DENVER, January 2d.-In the County
Court to-day Mrs. Augusta L. Tabor OBJ.
tanned divorce from her husband, Lieuten-
ant. Governor Fl. A. W. Tabor, on the ground
of desertiop. The action was mutually
agreed to by the attorneys of both parties.
The alimony is S250,000. Within an hour
from the time the prop ,sition was made by
Tabor's attorney the decree was entered.
ThermOmetricaI.
New YORK, January 2d-Midnight.-
Highest temperature to-day, So lowest, 2S0.
1t is growing colder fast.
CHICAGO, January ID. = Highest tenn.
perature to-day, 24'; lowest, 2.