Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-18

inspection, after arrival at East Louisville
the locks vera found broken, the contents Of
the car scattered about and broken. The
amount of stolen goods is not learned, owing
TO the reticence of the express officials. Some
of the train employees are under suspicion.
Destruction By Fire.
MINNEAPOLIS Mimi, April 17th.-A FIRE
broke out ia the Model Touring mill in thi;
city, owned by r. p. Russell & Co., valued al
$40. Co., at 9 o'clock this morning, destroying
that ssrucsure. It is certain that the Dakots
mill. adjoining, vSlued at S25, 900, owned by
H. P Brown & Co., viii go, and other more
valuable mills in proximity may follow the
Model ard Dakota mills. Each had o c.
pacity of $50 barrels per dsy.
SECOND DIsPATCH.]
MINNEAPOLIS, April The Dakota nil
was saved. The total loss was $50 0o0 Total
insurance on the mill, machinery and stock,
s54 0e0-all in the Mutual Company.
LEAvENwoRTH (Kas), April 175b.-Johu
NJ. Abernathys furniture factory was burned
this afternoon. Loss, $40, GOO. Forty.fye
men were ST work in the building at the
tine, and being in the midst OF continuous
noise, it was necessary TO run from one de-
psrtueat 20 another and warn men individu-
ally. While doing SO, George Snyder was
forced in the last room 10 jump with several
others from tie second.story window. In
falling, Snyder struck the sidewalk en- his
feet with such force as to cause his body to
sink between the hip ho1es, and his recovery
is doubtful. His companions were ell dan
gerously, and it is thought, fatally hurt.
Their names are John Besil, Wm. Osborne,
V. J. Westerman, D. Anderson and George
Baugaman. During the fire hose.carS ran
over Mamie Frees, 9 little girl, who It is be-
lieved will die.
BAY Cooke On Old Stamping Ground.
NEW YORK. April 17th.-A tall, elderly
man, wrspped in a blus closk that had seen
service, and wearing I. broad-rimmed light
colored felt hat, came down Wall street from
Broadway this afternoon. He attracted no
attention, for oddly-dressed people are not
uncommon in Wall street. At the corner Of
Wall and New streets he encountered Sam
WilkssoG, of tie Northern Pacific Railway
Company. After a hearty greeting the two
remained on the corner, apparently survey
ing the street. The man with the blue mantle
and white hat was Jay Cooke, and as he
walked down Wall street it was noticeable
that be did not turn his head as he passed by
his historic old quar,era at the corner CT Wall
and Nassau streets. It is eaid that today
was the first time he has been seen ia Wall
street since 1873.
Deasia Of an Old Californian.
New York, APRIL 17th.-Wln. A. Parker,
8 retired merchant, and for many years prom
inenSiy identified with the hop trade, died
Sunday at 50 West Ihirty-third street. His
death was csuEed by asthma. In the gold
fever CT 1S49 he accumulated considerable
wealth il California. His integrity, genial
ity and stfecsionate disposition endearsd him
to al his friends.
Deputy United States Marshal Killed.
LITTLE Rock lark J, April 17th.-The Go
sette's Fort Smith special Says: To-day at
Wrona, Texas, United States Deputy Mar
shall Layman, Of the Western Arkansas dis
trics, was killed by John S. Leunox, Texas
desperate, for whom he had writ for the
murder Of two men. IIsnnox attacked the
Marshaps camp in the Southern Cherokee
nation with d band of outlaws, shot and
killed Lsy1nan, and released the prisoners ia
sheir possession.
bicycling Burglars.
Boston, April 17th.-The bicycle found q
usw use .Isst right A geng Of burglars,
mounted on these silent steeds, raided the
village Of Essex, entered eight houses aud
stores, besides making unsuccessful attempts
on other buildings, secured several watches
and half dozsn pocket books, and rode out
OK town on the wheels without awaking any
che.
The Presidents Movements.
ST. AUeUsrNE (Fla.), April 17th.-The
Presidsnt's stay in Florida ends tonight. and
in the morning he will awake at sea on the
Tallapooes, bound FOR Savannah, which VIII
be reached, barritg accidents, tomorrow
evening.
Severe Storm OF Wind.
RICHMOND (Va.) April 17th.-A heavy
wind-storm prevailed in this section last
night. Considerable damage was done to
property.
The Philadelphia Convention.
BUFFALO, April 17th.-The President Of
the American National Land League cables
Parnell "The Philadelphia Convention
cannot be postponed We regret that you
cannot be with Us, but everything indicates
that the Convention will be the largest and
most important ever held by Irish. Ameri-
cans"
High License In Minnesota.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 17th.--The licsnse
upon saloons has heretofore been 500, but
the City Council last night raised it to $500.
The saloon men are usirg every effort to in
duce Mayor Ames to veto the bill.
Liquor Licenses In Chic.
COLUMBUS, April 17th-The Scott oil has
become law, taxing each liquor dealer in TIE
State $500. Those selling only beer and
wine are taxed 500.
Thermometfical.
New York, April th-Midnight.- High
est temperature to-day. 6l'; lowest. AT.
CHICAGO. April 17th.-Highsst tempera-
ture to- day, So {; lowest. 46'.