Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-23

ridges we're found on the floor, all showing the same
caliber. There conflicting rumors regarding the
use OF chloroform. Physicians claim that none was
used but the theory OF one person doing the butch
cry is secuted, aid the testimony Of the first neigh
eors at the scene is that the fumes OF chloroform
were sunocating. young negro named Boles has
been arrested and jailed to await the result Of the
Soroner's inquest which will be held tomorrow.
Groeen was worth about 100000 in property in
jackson county and sheep ranches in Texas, near
Fort Worth. He leaves two sons and one daughter
a pocaetbook containing Sl05 and a certificate Of
deposit Of $500 was found on the window.sill of
Whites room An empty cartridge box, 50 caliber,
was found in the negro Boles' room
Down with Low.neeked Dresses.
NEw York, November 22d-It is stated that he
lore the Roman Catholic authorities of St Patrck's
Cathedral, In this city, would consent to the mar.
rage OF the daughter of Theodore Moss to Mr..
flynn last evening, they required the bridal party
to notify their lady friends not TO appear In
low-necked dresses. The dress Of the ladies at the
last wedding in the Cathedral so shocked the Car
dins that he almost decided never have an even
ing wedding again.
More Ostrfches Coming.
WASHINGTON, November 22d.-The Consul OF the
United States at Capetown reports to the Depart
ment OF State shipment of twenty four ostrches to
New Orleans destined TO San Diego Cal These birds
are the property of E. J. johnson. Tsey range from
to Years OF age, aud selected with the great
est care from the best oeks in the colony without
any regard to their cost
The Governor OF Montana and the Nor
mons.
HELENA, November 22d.-Governor Crosby, in his
annual reporto the Secretary Of the Interior urges
that polysamous Mormons be not only disfran-
chised, but debarred from entering public lands
thereby preventing the spread Of Mormonism in the
Territory.
The Broken Bank.
vIcKsBuRe Miss }, November 22d. The condition
OF affairs OF the Mississippi Valley Bank, which
failed yesterday, is hourly getting worse. Mr..
Klein says the liabilities viii probably reach $780,,
900. The commission house Of John F. Halpin &
Co. has closed, caused by the failure Of the bank.
Much distress is caused among women and the
poorer classes, who were small dePositors. COM
mtee OF creditors has been appointed to if any
plan Of settlement can be agreed upon.
Disastrous Cave.
ASHLAND (PA), November 221.-An extensive cave
has occurred near the Logan coery, about seven
hundred yards long and six hundred WIDE aloog the
main line of the Lehigh Valley road. The track is
endangered, and large amount of property jeop-
ardized.
Dynamite as Jail Breaker.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 22d.-At about 7:SO this
evening the prisoners in the county jail attempted
to escape by the use of dynamite. They succeeded
in blowing hole IN the walls large enough to crawl
through. They were, however, confronted by the
Sheriff with cooked revolver and ordered to their
cells.
Wei Paid Services.
NEW YORK. November 22d.-Father Mcdowell, of
New York, officiated at st. Patrck's Cathedral at
the wedding of Maurice B. Flynn and Miss Florence
c. Moss. and Received for his fee a check for s. 600
Butler Called Upon TO DlsgOrge.
Boston, November 22d-Ihe National Home for
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers has commenced suit in
the federal Court Of Boston to recover from General
Butler SIS, 275 for which he has failed to account
Hanged for Murder.
NEW YORK, November 22d.- John Chisholm, for
the murder of his wife, was hanged in the Essex
county Jail this morning.
Railroad Accidents.
CHATTANOOGA, November 22d.-There was a col
siln on the Alaban a Great Southern Railroad this
morning about o'clock at CoaliDg, Ala, between
the south-bound New Orleans express and the
north bound freight train Unauthentic reports
state the number of killed to have been four, and
several seriously injured. The accident was caused
by an open switch.
The Fire Record.
NEW ALBANY lind. y November 22d-A portion Of
the wooden and cotton mills burned last evening.
The loss is 500, 000 insurance, $50 900. One hun
dred and twenty-five employees have been thrown
out of employment.
ThermOmetrical.
New YORK, November 22d.-Temperature 6S' and
81; foggy, sultry, but no rain.