Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-28

chase through the snow followed and the
msdmsp, bleeding from many cuts, was
finally overtsken by the guards and bound
hand and foot after a desperate fight. He
was soon returned to the hospital and bound
to his couch and in the afternoon he died.
The Colorado Catastrophe.
DENVER, January 27th.-Of the bodies dis
covered yesterday in chamber , of the Crested
Buttes mine, tTenty-one were brought out at
10 o'clock last night, and placed in the black
smith shop with the others, and an hour later
the mine was closed for the hight. Two
bodies were brought out to-day, and two still
remain in chamber l {; but they are covered
up ard it may be days before they are found.
Anumber of the bodies will be burie to-
morrow, and those remaining on Tuesdsy
All the saloons were closed to day, and will
remain so until sitter the funeral. The in-
quest will not be concluded for several days
yet The Masonic and Odd Fellows Lodges
of Gunnison will arrive tomorrow noon, and,
joining with THE Lodgesshere, will bury their
dead comrades, of whom there are fUur-one
Mason and three Odd Fellows-to-morrow
afternoon.
Shot 10 Death by Miners
RosITA (Col), January 9th. - At 10
o'clock this morning o. kurtz, mining boss,
was shot to death by Frank Williams and
John Gray. miners. The shooting grew ont
OF row at 8 dance last Monday night, at
which time Williams was elected from the
hall for a disturbance. This morning the
parties met in saloon, and after few words
Williams and his friend Gray drew and fred
several shots at Kurtz, killing him instantly
Both We're arrested and jailed. The excite
ment runs high, and will undoubtedly result
in both being lynched before morning.
no Scr oil
FRANKFORT, January 27th.-There are no
new developments in the Senatorial situation,
but it is thought the caucus tonight will re-
scind the rule which at present does not allow
the name of sny new candidates to be pre-
sented. II this rule is rescinded Csrlisles
name will be proposed and his strength
tested. It is likely, also, that a rule drop
ping the hindmost candidates after each bal
lot will be adopted.
Her0ism Recognized.
Boston. January 27th.-Tbe amount of
subscriptions received by the Post for Lieu
tenant Rhodes, of the cutter Dexter, for gal
liant conduct in connection with the City Of
Columbus disaster is S1,lS0. The sum Of
1927 has been raised for the Gay Head Indians.
Two trunks, satchel and letters have been
washed ashore from the wreck. TIE patrol
will be continued till Thursday.
Jeweiry Store BurglariZed.
NEW YORK. January 27th.-TEe safe in
the jewelry store of E. B. Hayden, 2C5 Full
ton street, Brooklyn, was broken into last
night, and 50 900 worth OF jewelry taken.
The burglars are supposed to be of the gang
who secured jewelry valued at S25, 600 in the
rsid upon the Maiden Lane establishment
week ago.
John L. VIII Eave TO Toe the Mark.
New YORK, January 27h.-Dick Holly
wood says that Sullivan, on his return from
San Francisco, will have to notice the chal-
lsnge OF Joe Pendergast to tieht any man 10
the world fer from $1,000 to 81. 800 side.
suicide of an OctoGenarlnn.
NV York, January 275h.-Wiliism Hut
ton, aged 81, died to-day from self-iHicted
wounds.
ThermOme1ricaI.
NEW York, January 27sh.-Highest tenn
perature to-day, 2S' lowest, 16'.