Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-22

presented q memorial Of lumber msnufsct
urers of the Pacific Coast, protesting against
the abolition of the protective tariff duties
on lumber.
The bill introduced in the House to-day
by General Slocum limits the time for pre-
sentipg claims 20 two yesrs from its passage
Claims hereafter sccruing must be presented
within SIX years from the event which origin.
ated them.
The President leaves Washington to.mor.
row for New York. to attend a reception of
the Union League Wednesday evening. He
will be accompanied by Secretaries Freling.
huysen, Folger, Teller, and probably other
members of the Cabinet. Attorney General
Brewster will join the party in New York.
Forty thousand Winnebsgo Indians, now
upon reservation in Nebraska, have peti.
toned the Secretary of the Interior to allot
them lands in severalty, so as to acquire the
rights of citizenship.
General Sherman passed through " sshing-
ton to-day, on his wsy 70 New York and St.
Louis.
The issue of silver dollars for the week
ended on the 18Th was SOS, ,977. Correspond
ing period last year, S40i, 000.
The City of Columbus Disaster.
Boston, Janusry 21st.-All the unidenti-
fed bodies from the wreck of the City of Co.
lumbus will be brought to Boston from Bed
ford by train and deposited in the Morgue.
OF the ten bodies brought this afternoon,
Thomas j. Ammerill, II. d. Mitchell, IL. d.
Daniels, w. ". Wright and Belyea, boy
were identified.
NEw BEDFORD, January 21st.-The life
raft, upon which several passengers and crew,
including Chief Engineer Morrison, en-
barked. dTifted ashore yesterday afternoon at
81, Ira. -, ka., slas fr,V
The steamer Storm King arrived here this
Afternoon, bringing nine bodies from Gsy
Head. Those positively identified are Mrs.
Richardson, Charles f. James, Daniel Nc
Csrthy, the ships baker, Thomas Gallaghe-,
the second cook, and Mrs. Richardson, of
Boston. Another body is supposed to be
that of Joel Nourse, of Boston. The re.
mainder are three males and one female.
BosT9N, January 21st.-Ten bodies were
brought from New Bedford to-day. All were
identified.
Young Nuts Trial-The Case Gone 10 the
Jury. ,
PITTsBUEG, January 2lst.-This afternoon
Senator VOORHEES, delivered the closing ad.
dress for the defendant. He spoke for two
hours. Patterson closed for the prosecution.
Judge Stowe charged the jury this evening.
His rulings were rather against the insanity
theory. The jury retired shortly before S
o'clock. Tne Court waited half an hour, then
adjourned till tomorrow. The general be-
lief is that the verdict will be scquittsl. The
manager of a museum in this city has offered
Mutt large salary to go on exhibition.
Refuse 10 Visit san Francisco.
CHICAGO, January 2lst.-E. d. Rice's
Pop company concluded its engagement
here last night, and were to have left for San
Francisco, where, st the Bush-stIeeG Theater,
they were to have appeared under the man.
sgement of Mr.. Lesvitt. Toward the end Of
last week, for certain reasoEs, John Msckay
and Miss Kate Castleton positively refused
to visit San Francisco. At the solicitation of
his brother, Abe Leavitt came from Pittsburg
night, and tried, in the absence of
Mr.. Rice, who had left for New York, to in
duce the two objectors to change their deter
mination. His efforts were unavailing. Next
week the company will appear here at the
new Standard Tbeater.
The seIfCOnfessed Murderer.
JAMAICA d. l J, January 21st.-Edmuud
S. Tsppan, the self-confessed accessory to the
mur5er of Mrs Maybee and daughter on the
night Cf November l75h. vas brought into
Court this morning. He was haudculfed,
and looked very detected and nervous. He
he was seized with cramps, and rolled off his
chair in great agony. When somewhat re
covered the District Attorney asked an ad
jOurnment, which was granted, till Wednes
day. The name of the woman suspected OF
aiding in the murder has not yet been di-
vulged.
VncOn1irmed Reports.
MOBILE, January 21st.-Specisls report the
killing of orange trees by frost, but they are
not confirmed by the statements of owners.
5 me orange orchards were touched with
;ros+, but one cannot find an orchard owner
IN this country who will say his trees are
killed.
Railroad Accident.
ST. LOUIS, January 21st.-The Wabash
,annonball train, due here early this morn
ng, struck a broken rail three miles below
Macon, Missouri. The sleeping car and two
coaches were wrecked. Fifty passengers
we're on the train, six of whom were badly
INJURED one child fatally.
Destruction by Fire.
NEW York, January 21st.-There was
ire TINS morning in Shsefer's boarding house
N Houston street. The occupants all got
,ut except two borders and servant. The
iremen raised a ladder through the smoke,
NC the trio ascended 10 the roof, where they
,xtinguished.
In another fire at 1S4 Bowery the fremen
lsd great difficulty iu rescuing Rose Cohen
ND six children and servant. Two children
II an adjoining house were nearly suffo-
;atei.
Prize Fight In PIttsburg.
PITTsBURG, January 21st.-Jsck Gest and
Charles McCov, local pugilists, fought
'rize fight for $500 tonight in a room in the
East End. Seven rounds were fought, when
IcCoy claimed q foul, and as the referee re-
used to allow it he declined to continue the
igAt. Both men were badly punished.
Another Bridge Across the Ohio River
CINCINNATI, January 21st-The Kentucky
legislature has granted charter to build
,ier bridge across the Ohio river, the cost to
,e 5000, 900.
A Schooner and Fourteen Men Lost.
GLOUCESTER Mass January 21st.-The
chooner KuEtsford, a fisherman, is given up
or lost. Fourteen men were sb 0srd, who
cave seven widows and nineteen orphans.
Absolutely Hopeless.
SAN ANTONIO TEX. J, January 21st.-Infor-
nation received from the physician attending
feneral Mckenzie, now an inmate of the
asylum, is TO the effect that the
isnersrs mental condition is absolutely
opsless.
Horses and Cattle DFioS.
SAN ANTONIO Tex, January 2lst.-It is |
eported that horses and csttle west of the |
tedina river are dying by hundreds for wan;
{ grass.
A Fight 10 the Death.
GUNNIsoN (Col.l, January 21st.-Willis |
lissee and Jack Kellogg, two sporting men,
ecsme involved in s quarrel over a game Of |
ards, both using their revolvers. Kissee |
'as instantly killed, and Kellogg will die.
Most Horrible, III True.
DENVER (Col.), January 21st.-It is now
earned thst Mrs. Cuddigan. who with her |
usbsnd was lynched st Oursy last week for |
he inhumsn treatment and final murder of |
larry Matthews, was soon TO become a |
lother.
A sad Case.
DENVER, January 2lst-Jacob Schaeffer, |
New York, started for Las Vegas to visit |
is brother, but on lesrning of his death be- |
anne insane, lespsd from the train near |
pringer station, and was frozen to death.
The Salvation Army In Connecticut.
BRIDGEPORT Conn, January 21st.-Cap. |
ain Alice Dixon and four other female mem. |
ers of the Salvation Army were arrested to- |
sy for psrading the streets.
The Kentucky Senatorship.
HUNTSVILLE ,JsnuaIV 81 Tho Danoo