Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-31
passed the evening at his place denouncing

Fox, Of the Police Gazette, and William E.
Harding, arrested on charge of arranging q
prize fight between Slade and Sullivan, were
arraigned in the Police Court to-day. They
gave bail for examination. Fox, in card.
claims that the interference of the police is
an outrage. If sparring entertainments are
illegal, he says, then duel in drama is
illegal.
The Senatorial Battles.
LINCOLN (Neb. J, January 30sh.-The six
teenth ballot for United States Senator re-
suited: ThaYer q, Boyd -. Willard is,
Saunders Is. Cowarg IA, Manderson 10,
Stickel 10, others scattering.
ST. PAUL Mimi, January 30.h.-The
ballot to-day stood: Windom SO, Wilson 20,
Cole II, others scattering. Only one ballot
was taken.
DETROIT (Mich.), January 30th The final
ballot in the joint Convention of the Legisa-
ture to-day stood: Ferry AZ. Stout AZ, Har-
LINCOLN (Neb.), January 30sh.-The Re-
publican caucus tonight nominated General
Charles N Manderson, of Omaha, for Sem
ator. He will be elected by the Joint Cor
vention tomorrow. He is a straight Repub-
licar, and was never identified with any
faction of the party in the State.
Loss by Fire.
ELKHARr Qnd.), january 3oth.-Conn's
band instrument manufacturing establish
meat was burned to-day. throwing 100 men
out of employment. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, S22, COO.
HAVANA, January 30sh.-Crespo's sawmill
was burned to-day. The head carpenter and
clerk persisted, and two others were seriously
burned. Thirty fireInen were injured.
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the commission and -four stores at Broad and
Vine streets tonight caused loss of S1S, 900 /;
mostly insured.
An Honor TO His Continents,
COLUMBUS (O.), January 30sh.-Represent-
ative Miller, of Mercer county, has been on a
continuous spree since the opening of the
Legislature, January 1st, and has repeatedly
created sensation by his capers on the floor.
To-day he bscame frantic, and threatened
violence to Speaker Hoadge and several
members. The Sergeant-at-Arnls was called
on to take him in charge, and he was after
wards turned over to tie police and is now in
the city prison. His case was brought
before the House formally, and referred
to the Judiciary COMMITTEES, which
met tonight, and will report tomorrow
IN favor of bis expulsion for habitual
drunkenness. Miller has become crazsd. He
marched up ard down the aisle to-day. de-
claring that he was bigger man than PEN
dleton; that he would play Guy Fswkes in
their Legislature, which could not regulate
run the whole crowd out with one bayonet.
and that he proposed to shoot the Speaker,
who was put up there for a mark. He was
enraged because the Speaker would not Ger.
tify his paper SO as to allow him to Draw his
salary.
The Oklahoma Raiders.
CALDWELL (Ks.) January 30th.-From the
best information. not less than 000 men will
cross the line for Oklahoma within three
days. A fear is based on reports from be.
low that the Indians will attack the Okla
hemites perhaps before they cross the Cimar-
ron. In that case there will be trouble, as
the "Boomers" ara we'll armed, and express
a determination to go in at all hazards. If
they make Judgement the result will be a
grand raid upon the Cherokee strip, because
it ia believed from the interference of the
Interior Department on the fence question
that the strip is public land.
A Texas Mob Dispersed by One Man.
SAN ANTONIO (Tex.), January 30th.-Last
night mob of citizsns, forty stronP, armed
with guns and axes, broke in the door OF the
Jail at New Brunfels, in their endeavor to Sc
cure Napoleon Pitts, who killed Marshall
Hampe last Friday. The jailer charged the
mob with revolver in each hand, driving
them pell nell into the street, and saying
that'if they returned he would fire on them.
They made no further attempts.
The NcwhalI House Fire.
MILWAUKEE, January 30th.-In the New
hall House inquest TO day the fremen and
Insurance. experts united in declaring the
houee dangerous fire trap. The District
Attorney says he has decided not to present
to the Coroner's jury all the evidence in his
possession showing that the fire was incen-
diary, reserving some of the most important
points for the Grand Jury.
An Insurance Mans Views.
CINCINNATI, January 30sh.-John I. Car
ringtop, Superintendent of the Insurance
Adjustment Company of this city, has re-
turned from Milwaukee, having completed
the investigation and adjustment of the New
hall House FIRE. He says the construction of
the building was no more hazardous than
that of most hotels, while the appliances
considered valuable to extinguish fires were
more numerous in it than in most hotels. He
regards as fatal error the effort of the en-
ployes to extinguish the fire befors alarming
the guests.
A Singular Accident.
ADRIAN Mich y January 30sh.-As a
number CT men employed in the car works
were carrying large tub of molten iron from
one builcing to another. the handle broke,
dropping the seething metal upon the wet
sLoy, which at oucs converted it into Stag
and caused an explosion which scattered the
hot iron in every direction. Albert Smith
and Jacob Ray were fatally injured, and
several others hurt.
The opera FestivaI In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, January 30th. The opera
festival of the College of Music and the Ma.
pleson company began last night in Music
Hall. Bsfore the doors were opened all the
seats were sold and the standing room was
all taken. The opera was '' Travists, with
Patti as Violesta. Her reception was enthu-
siast;c.
Boiler Explosion.
MAUoH CHUNK (Pa J, January 30th.-The
engine Necopis blew up this afternoon on the
Lehigh Valley Railway. John Miller, the
engineer, Aug. Youngblood, q brakeman,
were killed, and Lewis Cover and r. Mass,
brakemsn, injured.
Collision in Fog.
BALTIMORE, January 30sh.-The steam
boat Carolina, off Cedar Point, ran into the
British steamship Riversdale at anchor. The
whole port bow and side of the Caroline
back to the wheel-house WAS stove, and her
decks crushed, causing damage of several
thousand dollars. A dense fog prevailed OF
the time. The Riversdsle Immediately low
cred her boats and assisted the boats of the
Carolina in saving the passengers There
was no loss of life. Two officers Of the Caro-
lima were Slightly injured by splinters.
Collision OF River Steamers.
NORFOLK (Va.), January 30sh.-The river
steamers Lursy and Grace came in collision
in fog to day, and the latter was sunk. r.
II. Wood, a passenger, who had been in Nor
folk buying wedding outfit. was drowned,
and James w. Robinson, fireman, was
badly injured.
EaiIroRd Accident.
TYLER CTex.l January 30sh. - Three
coaches Of the north. bound train on the In.
ternational and Great Northern road jumped
the track near Mineola to-day, and one man
was instantly killed.
A SNAKE FIGHT.-0n the other side OF
the Santa Fe water tanks yesterday fight
occurred between rattlesnake and black
snake. The rattlesnake was apparently on
a Journey, and the meeting was quite acci-
dental. At first the rattlesnake sought to
avoid difficulty, but when the blacksnake
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