Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-21
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WHITEHALL IN. J, March 20Eh.-A heavy
suoY.storm in this section set in last night.
Reports from different towns show fall
of from FIVE to ten inches, and still showing.
R1cHFoRD (Vt.). March 20th.-A snow.
plow came in collision with train on the
Southeastern road to-day, and several persons
were badly injured. There has been no train
from Montreal since Sunday noon. The Bos-
ton express is stuck here tonight.
OMAHA, March 20th.-A heavy snow-storm
began here this morning at l o'clock, and
continued three hours. Nearly three inches
fell.
Steamer Ashore.
DAMARscoTTA MEL March 2Osh.-The
steamer City of Annapolis, Of the Boston
line, ia ashore at Pemsquid harbor. She put
in there on account of storm and being
short of coal. Her cargo consists of potatoes
and fish. Fifty passengers are on board.
She is entirely out Of water at low tide.
Five Lives Lost.
BALTIMORE, March 20sh.-Lsst Thursday
night the oyster PUNCHES Jasper and Industry
collided, and the Jasper sank. The night
was 90 dark that no assistance could be given.
10 the morning the Captain and two men
were found lying in the rigging, one frozen
to death. -Four others, not dashed, were
drowned.
Obituary.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 20th.-Chas. Loes.
nent, ST., an old citizen. died to- day. He
wss bern in Baden in 1918. took prominent
part in the revolution of 1919. and under the
revolutionary government held the highest
office in the Duchy. On its overthrow his
property was coHfscsted, and with Carl
Scburz and otherrevolutionists heemigratedto
this country. In accordance with his wishes,
his body will be cremated.
Fine Shooting.
Dies MONIES Ia), March 20sb.-To-day
DIR. Carver made perfect score Of 100 and
Captain Bogardus 81, both thus winning 500
extra by the terms of the agreement with The
Cincinnati club. Carver's 62i snd Sch shots
were with the second barrel. Bosardus Sec
ond barrel shots we're the Sd, 7th, 14th, Ssh,
18th and 60sh. His misses were the 9Th, 50th
and 70sh.
The MILK War In New York.
PoRT JERv1s, March 20sh.-The milk war
is unabated. At Otisville, Howells, Middle
| ton, Hampton, Goshen, Chester, Oxford,
| Monroe and Turner's shipments have prac-
| tically stopped. Crowds of farmers and 9th.
ers surrounded the stations. The first few
with milk had it spilled, and the remainder
| took it home. The supply on the branches is
also greatly reduced. The total reaching
Jersey City over the Erie is nearly 1900 cans
short. Fifteen hundred dollars have been
subscribed by Newburg in aid of the farmers,
| and $1,000 is promised if wanted. Unless
! the dealers surrender, the milk supply will
| be further reduced tomorrow.
The Case of Dukes.
HARRISBURG pa, March 20sh.-The Ju.
| dietary General Committee considered the
| resolution relative to the right Of M. L
| Dukes, who killed Colonel Mutt, to seat in
the House, and appointed subcommittee to
make an inquiry.
HARRIsBURG, March 20th.-The sub COM
mittee Of the House Judiciary Committee
| decided to recommend the expulsion OF Mich
olas L. Dukes without hearing, on the ground
that rs days of the session had passed, and
he had not appeared to take the oath. Much
feeling exists against Dukes.
The Star Route Trial.
WASHINGTON, March 20sh.-Col. Ingersoll
concluded his argument in the star route
trial to-day on the question of The admissi-
bility of the question ct ISSUE which was the
relevancy of offered evidence. II received,
it would only tend TO prove crime on Brady's
part, without associates. That was not
proper, for none Of the defendants could be
tried for an individual crime under this in
dictment. The offer was excluded, and Gen.
Brady resumed the witness stand.
Running Fight with Desperadoes.
LITTLE Rock lark J. March 20th.-Near
Bonneville, Logan county, Monday morning,
Sheriff Grady and posse attacked four men
supposed to be the Little Rock and Fort
Smith train robbers, whose capture was tele.
grsphed last night. A running fight followed,
and ore of the fu2itiyes was fatally wounded
and left at Magazine. He gave the name OF
Roberts, and admitted being an outlaw.
Captain Ellington, of the Sheriffs posse, was
wounded. At last accounts the posse was
still in pursuit.. The Johusun brothers, two
OF the men who robbed the train, were
lodged in Jail at Ozark to-day.
A Chinaman who Stands Up for HIS
Rights.
LOUISVILLE (Ky), March 20sh.-Last week
Wah Lee, Chinese laundiyman, and DIR.
Roy Tadlapoly, Hindoo physician, of this
city, claiming to be Of Brahmin caste, had
difficulty, which led the two into Court Oh
cross warrants. The Hindoo swore that the
Chinaman kept an opium den and house of
i'll repute: aad the COurier.Journal and Com.
mercial published accounts of the somewhat
unique trial. The sequel came to-day, when
Wah Lee filed libel suits against each of said
papers, claiming damages in the sum of
So, 600.
Bride and GrOsm Missing.
PETERSBURG (va.), March 2Oth.-W. E.
Moore and bride started on the day Of their
marriage in January for a visit to the West,
and have not been heard frem since. The
families of the parties are very much con-
csrned.
Woman Assassinated.
HOUSTON TEX, March 20.h.-Unknown
parties fred into Austin Johnson's house,
where officer Snow was killed Saturday night,
killing Mrs. johnson.
TherniometrfcaI.
NEW YORK, March Midnight. High
est temperature to-day, 57'; lowest. 20.
CHICAGO, March 20sh.-Highest temper.
allure to day, 26'; lowest, 13'.
Colliery on Fire.
SHENANDOAH pa. March Goth. = The
Kohinoor collierY is burning.