Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-22
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
A GRANDSON OF HENRY CLAY
SHOT IN LOUISVILLE.
MurderOus Raid Across the Rio
Grande-lncendiar in CIevc-
land-Foreign Affairs.
[srEuAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uNox.I
DOMESTIC.



CLEVELAND, September 2lS..-1hc scenes of
two weeks ago were repeated to-day oua smaller
scale. The flats fire WAS then thought to have
originated in an accident. but tO-dav'S OcCUr-
rences lead TO n belief that they may have been
OF lnccndlary origin. This Buona fire broke out
in Monroe Bros. x Co.'S lumber yards on the
upper flats. and destroyed 4 large amount of
property, including 100000 feet of lumber
When the flames were fairly under control n
dense smoke was seen pouring from the inside
of the firms dry-hOuSe. There was no fire out
side, ana no wind blowing sparks. indicating in
ccndi3rIsm. That fire was eNtiugui>hed with Il
loss OF about $1,000. Between = and ( clock.
when the department was about going home Il
timex smoke, rs Ii from coal oil. suddenly
poured iorth from inside the dry shed. IN
Brown, Strong y Co.'S lumber ward NJ some
distance. Two suspicious looking men were
seen Watching this fire at its inception without
moving TO give an alarm. which STRENGTHENS the
theory OF arson. When this last fire broke out
ana Ii became certain that incCndiaricS We're At
work. word was sent to the uCighboring towns
Tor help. and engines came from Akron, PaiueS-
vile, ,aJndusky, Elyria and Ashtabula. At Q
clock tllS evening the FIRE is under control.
and no further danger is aTprchended The
loss is between S-5JUl) and S575UVl: well in
sured.
MurderouS Conduct OF a Kentucky school
Teacher.
LEXINGTON, September 2lst.-Iast night about
: o'clock sam Clay. school teacher Of Mont
gumcry county. and victim of the MORPHINE
L@catse theI contfnnpi LrariIg Rim ~, -,
the request of his little hoy to 10 10 fgicnd's
house and stay all night. He attacked his niece
with knife and stabbed her twice in The shoul-
der twice III the abdomen and once - he back,
Both women were crying for mercy Turning
to his wife. he attempted to stab kIr also. hut
she fed and hid IN q confeld Claydcd 10 Ow-
ensvil!c, and to-day party was organized to
I bring nun BACK, and MS iYhchinG was set for to
night put "a! placed hlnSeI IN the hands of
thc amtAoF!lleS ~ D"tn>t lie, where ne Is locked
up Inc Glti SUI liNeS, JhouSh !ler death is eN-
Pected IN NAIch case tne lEilehefs insist lhat
they VIII hanG hlln a. the first opportunity.
Fslaine's SUNDAY in New York.
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1,,j ai-.,,,.,i s,i.,(-.l,,fi ~. - -
art. William Walter Phelps and walker Blaine.
walked up Fifth avenue rs far MS Forty-Scventh
street. where they met stewards carriage and
were driven 10 Harlem. The party returned 70
, the !'o'SI by me SlNth Avenue EieV"ted Rail
. ROAD HEilHe oIiered mat no cards should be
Sent 10 MN tu-day' lie LOOK drife through
'cutIal i0rk' ana on ms return dlned III the
public dininE-room for the first time. As he
entered the MAJ! he received round OF applause.
I"-HoJfo" bIaiuc VII receive delegation OF
inc mon league cub, ana at = u. VIII start
t t lhHao%lPhIa, Stopping 1or snort llme ~
, ,rG"3lh, y. o. lie VIII return 10 Ne" lorN
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