Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-10

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cllnation on the part of certain element
among the miners to inaugurate vandal-
ism, and already two or three attempts to
destroy the mine property have been frus
.irated.
Plea of Not Guilty.
COLUMBUS (O.), November 9th.-Auditor
keise wetter was arraigned before the
Mayor this evening. charged with shooting
with intent to kill w. ]. Elliott at the Neil
House las evening, He entered a plea of
not guilty, and the preliminary hearing
was set for next Monday.
The DEGREES of the Plenary Council.
BALTIMORE, November 9th.-Archbishop
Gibbons, who has Just returned from Wash
ington, says he expects Dr. O'ConnelIs
arrival tomorrow, with the DEGREES of the
late Penary Council approved by the Pope
He will receive them as Apostolic Delegate,
and nothing contained in them will be di
vulged until they are promulgated by him.
The whole will be printed before promul-
cation, and he thinks they viii make a
book of 300 pages, and several weeks will
| elapse before the printing can be completed
Then they will be issued with pastoral
letter from the Apostolic Delegate.
ARRIVAL OF THE DEGREES.
New YORK, November 9th.-Right Rev.
! Dr. O'C0nnell, of the diocese of Richmond,
| Va, arrived to-day on the steamer Aurania.
! bringing with HIM the decrees promulgated
at the Council Of Archbishops and Bishops
| of this country, held last November in
/ Baltimore. TO reporter, DR.. O'Connell
! said he was not at liberty to discuss the
/ features of the rulings adopted by the pre-
/ lates in council assembled, as he is detailed
as merely & messenger to lay before Arch
/ bishop Gibbons, Of Baltimore, PFimate OF
| America, and Chairman of the late Coun-
! Gil & copy OF the DEGREES, with the Papal
revision or affirmation, and he must there
fore refuse to divulge any of the DEGREES
until he fulfills his message. and delivers
the papers to Archbishop Gibbons. DR.
O'Connell will leave for Baltimore on
Wednesday morning.
a AIurderous Young Husband.
SYRACUSE N. ", November 9th.-Wm
Wilbur, graduated from the University
here on the 21th Of last June. On the 26tE
of the same month Clara GTecnby gradu
ated at the high school. They were secretly
married, but have not lived together
When he has gone to the house TO ask he
to live with him he has been denied ad
mission. This morning he climbed owe
the roof, broke in n window and entered
his wife's bedroom, with the intention 0
begging her forgiveness and asking her L
leave her mother and live with him. Clar
was not in tie room. and he went dow
stairs and found the mother and daughte
there The mother ordered him out of tn
house. Wilber seized pair of shears ant
! stabbed them both, but not fatally. Il
Court he pleaded guilty TO assault TO mur
der in the second degree, and was held 10
the Grand Jury. The girl is very pretty
Wilbur is an insurance agent, and has
brother in the insane ward Of the county
house here. An action for divorce ha
been begun by the girl.
2 The Texas Cyclone.
GALVESTON, November 9th.-A specii
from Dangerfield TO the NelrS says: Lat
accounts show that the cyclone in Cas-
l county last Thursday evening was wOrs
than at first reported. The breadth wa
: thirty wards and the funnel-Shaped clou
e moved with awful velocity and a terrid
e roar crushing dwellings and out-building
and scattering their contents far and wild
5 and carrying death and destruction
e its pathway. Hardy Pitmau and thrt
{ children, 6, and s years, and also
u year-old boy named Richard Hawthorn
: were instantly killed by the destruction
dwelling The head of one child VIZ
twisted of and carried two hundred yarC
II from the body. Mrs. Bruce, widow
n years old, and her daughter were badly il
Il iured by the wrecking of their residenc
5 1t is supposed the former will die from ht
It injuries. Other casualties are repOrte
Il After the storm a turkey was found con
o pletely stripped of his feathers The e
l. tent of the damages is not known.
r. The Boston Scandal-Divorce Grante
r BosToY, November 9th.-Judge Allen,
r. the Superior Court, to-day rendered his d
II cision in the divorce suit of Fred. J. Tab
7s from his wife, Annie j., alleging adulte
with her pastor, Rev Mr.. Downes, past
of the Bowd0in Square Baptist ChurC
i The wife submitted a cross-bill, chargiI
Of her husband with marital inhdelity. II
le Judge grants the husband q divorce a
diSmisses the cross-bill.
N Proposed Monument to General McCi'
l. Ian.
= Naw York, November 9th.-A Trent
ie special says there is 4 quiet but stro
y effort being made among theveteran orga
.; izations to secure the erection Of nation
u monument to George b. Mcclellan
$ Washington The statue Will be brol
equestrian.
=, Admiral Jouetts Mission to Panama
A. NEW YORK, November 9th.-A Washin
10 ton special says The sudden ordering
,e Admiral Jouett to the Isthmus of Panar
le is the sole topic Of conversation in nay
n circles. 1t is said that the pc
pie of Aspinwall have preferred clail
II. aggregating between $7,000,000 and 500
of 000 which will be presented to Congr,
of for payment. This is claim for proper
destroyed during the late troubles, and
ds which it is alleged that this Government
is responsible. Admiral JOuett's mission
nj III connection with this matter
til MEG, nough's Funeral.
ie PHILADELPHIA. November 9th.-The
L 3 Il, s,f-. ,.lr
v day next at II o'clock, at st. Georges II;
this city. The pali-bearers will be Edv
nc Booth; John B. Carson, of Chicago; w
% lam ii. Thomson. Of St Louis; William
% Florence. of New orl; Matthew Cann
bl of Philadelphia; Henry Edwards of y
~ York William F. Johnson, of PhilaC
- phia: James w. Collier. John A Cock
IL and William Counor, of New y ork.
IN Appeal Denied.
al PITTsBURG. November 9th.-The app
er of the Grand Lodge of the Ancient Orde
ms United Workmen of Pennsylvania,
amend its charter so as TO better control
an subordinate Lodges, was denied in an OF
1to ion delivered to-day by Justice Sterrett
sts, the Supreme Court.
o-s Railroad Accident.
by UTICA On. ~. November 9th.-It is
ported that serious accident has occur
~ ~, on the West Shore road, ab0ut one II
> west of Little Falls. Six passenger coac
D a ran into ditch. One lady is said to
killed and number of persons serior
VS.: injured, among them Assemblyman Pr
The of Rochester.
nal SECOND DIsPATCH.l
rty UTICA, November 9th.-The accident
)us caused by washout near Little Falls.
are engine passed over safely, but the rem;
nal der of the train was ditched. Mrs. c.
ell Pratt, of Rochester, was killed, and sew
other persons injured, but none fatally.
q Methodists and Catholics.
on New YORK, November 9th.-Bishop
the ter lectured before the NJ T.. Mission
JIy Conference to-day, his topic being "
esa sionary Work" In the course of his
;ew marks he said he believed that the Ror
hv Catholic Church was a great Chris
sas camp which needed reconstruction,
ne that was the reason the Conference
hat sending missionaries to Roman Cath
m countries.
yer The Busy Hum of Industry Again
IF New YORK, November 9th.-One b
re- dred and fifty men resumed work at
ing Morgan Iron Works John Roach), in
.rn- city. this morning. The cruiser Atl'
acy and the dispatch boat Dolphin were fu
mechanics, and the busy hum Of indu
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