Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-14

will be soon ample to meet all the custom
demands. The striking miners need hope
/, for no concessions.
Severe Storm in the East.
NYAcK, IN. ", October 13th.-Tbe Sc.
verest storm in many years prevailed to.
day. Considerable damage was done along
the shore. The Hudson river stores were
all flooded, and number of small boats
and valuable launch were sunk. The
ferry-boats from Tarrytown were unable to
land here.
LONG BRANCH, October 13th.-The sea
along this section of the coast has run very
high all day, and has badly washed the
beach in some places.
NEW YORK, October 13th-The tide al
Rockaway Beach this morning is the high
est known in years. AT 10 o'clock the
water washed the hotel piazzas and is dash
ing over them, while the platforms, wooden
pathways, bathing houses, and ali that is
movable are being washed out into the
ocean.
New York, October 13th.-The storm in
this city and vicinity has been unusually
severe. The tide rose unusually high.
Many cellars on the east side were flooded.
and rats were driven into the streets bv
thousands The wind blew a gale, and
| telegraph wires were Frustrated in every
direction: Seatarlng men anticipate many
wrecks along the coast.
New HAVEN Comm, October 13th.-The
steamer j. IL. Starin, which left New York
at 10 o'clock last night for this port. has up
to late hour tonight not been heard from.
1t is supposed that she put into Hunting
ton Bay, l.. l., with number of other
steamers, to escape the rigor of the storm.
which prevailed on the Sound all day. She
was due IN New Haven at AN
BaIdwin's New Trainer.
CCyINGToN (Ky), October 13th.-It is an
nounced here to-day that f. J. Baldwin ha,
engaged j. w. McClelland as trainer next
year, with Isaac Murphy to ride. The
colored Archer receives $4,000 as a retain
er, and S25 and SO for each mount, win
or lose
Latonia Park Races.
CINCINNATI, October 13th.-At Latonia
Park to-day the attendance was large. The
weather was fair over head, but the tack
was horribly muddy. Mile: Grey Cloud
won, John Morris second, Trollope third.
Time, ISL. Mile heats: First heat Noda-
way won, Josh Billings second, Hermine
third. Time, 1853. Second heat Josh
Billings won, Hermine second, Nodaway
third. Time, 1:54. Third heat Josh Bill
lngs won, Nodaway second. Time, 1:59.
Seven furlongs: Solid Silver won, Lafette
second, O'Fallon third Time, 1881.
Mile and half: Clay Pate won, Latin
second, Athlone third. Time, 2:53 Mile
and half, over six hurdles: Thady won,
Harry Cruz second, Judge Jackson third.
Time, 306
Supposed Cattle Thieves Handled by a
Mob.
GALVESTON, October 18th. "A special
from Hampstead to the NelOS says Last
night mob burned the slaughter-houses
and pens, with their contents, belonging to
George Burton and John Ness. After this
the mob came to town, awoke Burton and
Ness, and gave them five days to leave
town and fifteen days to leave the county.
The two men were told that there had been
too many stolen beeves butchered at their
pens, and the intention was to stop it.
American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions.
BOSTON, October 13th.-The Seventy-fifth
Anniversary of the American Board of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions was
opened this afternoon in fremont Temple
More than 5000 strangers were in the city
W HhoSit liz AhCGlIIlS. HC NDIiN
was called to order by Rev Mark Hopkins.
Rev. f. NJ. Williams, of Mortified, Mimi.
and Rev. E. c. Bell, of Minneapolis, were
appointed Assistant Recording Secretaries
Various committees were appointed by the
chair and the report of Home Department
was read by Rev. L. K. Allen, d. D., Sec
rotary of the Board This report contained
reports from District Secretaries, showing
the work done, and making suggestions for
the future.
Resignation Accepted.
New YORK, October 13th.-At a meeting
of the Executive Committee of the Western
Union Telegraph Company to-day, the re-
signation of John Pender, of London, as a
Director, was submitted and accepted.
The Dead Prelate.
New YORK, October 13th.-This evening
q line of people several blocks i'll length
was waiting along Fifth avenue to gain ad-
mission to the cathedral, where the re-
mains of the dead Cardinal are now living.
The rites of the Church will be continued
tomorrow.
Two Women Murdered.
New YORK, October 14th.-A. M.-Mrs.
Lizzie Healey was shot and fatally wounded
al her apartments. Forty-fourth street
last evening, by Frank Brown, a young
gambler, who had been paying attention
to her tor the past eight or nine months.
The only witness Of the tragedy was Mrs.
Healey's little son John, years old, who
was found alone " the room with his I'M
conscious mother, two hours after the
shooting. The womans husband, John
Healey, is employed by the Bags Express
Company, and does not generally arrive
home till late at night.
At Newark, yesterday morning, G. Hoff-
man, saloon-keeper, shot his wife, from
whom he has been separated, and then
himself. Both are fatally wounded.
Able to be His Own Backer Now.
PHILADELPHIA, October 13th.-Dominick
Mccartney, the pugilist, this morning re-
ceived a letter from South Adelaide, Aus
tralia. 1t was from firm of solicitors, and
apprised him of the fact that his maternal
uncle, George Holland, was dead, and had
bequeathed his property, without reserve,
to his nephew, Dominick +. Mccartney.
The amount is said to he about $40 600