Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-18

| hanCad This afternoon in rubIic at HaI;f,v
for assassinatinq Henry Ponton two years
ago. Five thousand persons, many COL
ored, witnessed the execution. Mills was
cheerful to the last He made no confess
SION.
The Cleveland strikers Preparing for
War.
CLEVELAND. Julv 17th-Tbe strikers ore
continuously engaging in military drill.
They have secured their settlement for
firearms, and have secured a formidable
collection. composed LARGELY OF q,eapons of
foreign manufacture. Within two o1 three
days they have purchased 400 rounds of
ammunition Ut a gun store in this city.
The police expect to make number of
| arrests soon. Tomorrow the Cleveland
Rolling Mill Company viii pay the strikers
| OF.
idlencss Growing Itksoine 10 General
Grant.
7fo,.,-~ ,foc,rror ~ y, I'll. ,-l,
Color-i Co. Z! ~
1i,-5t aG - dez;I' ~! ~, 80 - - t ittse
,aathnr i hrilt an, - 5 :, '.'
,'ocod tla5 ti " ir' -
fbei TO, .,, r'e III iis .l
Cr to Gn,,cr,1 ,i5 = %, % fr' Nm
- -tI.o 80 I . a. ~ oli7o5',I7 ~ pnJ
week is growing iTlIsome to Gena,aj Grp9nt pI1'
| thDDplt
! his thoughts NAV nrove advisable
, s;.,la.,,.
'''i'ihs e'0ry'
LOUISVILLE, july ldh-Iom Hanlon,
| aged 81, III jail with deLIrlum tremens,
broke a window pane to-day, and with
triangular piece OF glass stabbed himself in
llls lti' lo lli8 ,.ad ulllhg !he glass round ana
,1u:i.I !'F i'i''uF 'tYI1l9ie operTure, INTO
| '''.ch ne '1fuSt ms h&hd ana pulled out
poElion OF the lHhg. lie IS sIlH lVing, bat
VIII die.
Ne" YORK STOCK MARKET
Jew oEK' Jaly ilfh.-otocKs Ks; felapsea
iIlso u'i'iHess rLIsy l'rIJeS
- ~ 5ietails 51I - IoWeI, Tll-le i-aN5
%tlot ,llS w es,It i oli-o mq,e ''oM u anu
i,oi ~ e.. - anu ma " '.i-ia 0,lclsu'
ia ny oaiIy 19lsas'ionS LI lieie was d IUF-
I,le: !'eSi.:G u 70 ?, "l per cent IN
~ IG,.1 oaod iiS ioiio"G G' y iay
T'i''li "a ae,' q.o,Y'.i'ii5a ep ~ ap?Ne
ra,Y,oibed At tho Ill los i+1t' 49,
the market was dull and steady and shade
above the opening. AT the cpenine, New
| York Central sold on oDnosite sides Of the
crowd at "a and g4l. there being differ
cnce of J between the different operators
| at the same time.
| Ev,y yopp I,l,, nth Co,,,ra1 poo.f,
925 p,,riir,,-to-, 15-I Gnr,i..,I'-' Gill;
oz5 Nau VI Go,,frol o. " N,,.~-tt 80 ~
Pa;iro+, o,,a Sa+-;,,1+;a,, -. q,.s.,
t;"ortaf IA pac;t;c Nj 70. i,I--9Doia- ba
oe g. o3,is o,d Co, i1ro1,o;oa 'I--'Iil,s', InS
Tovoe- p,n;tic 91s H., ps1;fo E2I, WI
t1ar,[o e. r. ;s Ey,.as, fnoi SU..tl. " e1l'
t-n;0, fGl 49, A''2' " e9'eii II
|
NEW YORK, July Idh- Noon. - The
STOCK market IS dulI ana ABOUT steady dur
ing the past hour the changes from II
CLOCK lgures peing lor only small trac-
lohS. At noon me market IS duli and
steady ana niue ABOVE the opening.
New YORK, July 17th-3 =. N.-During
the early part of this afternoon the stocks
were active and strong, but later welded
some fractions, the greatest fluctuations.
being in I.ackawanna, Lake Shore and
New York Central. At the last half
hour the changes were only slight. The
ma Aet was coil l'aiall'ely quiet put closed
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DIX 0hiloFeh i'urheo 20 bea'h'
FtrTsBURG, July IHh'-Last night the
residence OF JOSIAH Evans, two-story log
nut three mics from Grahampton, Clear
held county, was destroyed by FIRE, and six
OF his children, ranging III age from to
10 years: were crenhated' Evans was
awakened oy strange noises, ana under the
impression that burglars were ABOUT, took
hls gun and went outside. TO his horror
he discovered his dwelling III flames, and
before he could reach the children, who
were sleeping on the second floor, the
;oof fell in, and in a few minutes the
building was all ablaze. his wife and
three younger children, sleeping on the
lower floor, were taken out safely. but the
rbiIdren nar;sb This mornino bnpJrnds
Of people were drawn to the scene. The re-
mains of four of the children, charred and
unrecognizable were gathered up and buried
in one coffin. The other two were appar-
entity reduced to ashes, as no trace of them
was found. The parents are crazed with
grief. and the whole community is over
wheimed with horror The father insists
that the fire was the work of an incendiary,
and in this opinion Others share.
preparipe for Possible Trouble in Utah.
0u,HA 1r,v 17tb General Howard
who rarentlv Wrote n President CleveIan6
sne,gestina moo II q ,,ossib;l;ty Of hostile dom,
onsfrotioT Of caIt 40 or +ba mt Of 10
Mormons On thoir rionaars' apniverear1 ~
the 9th instant received q Telegram, to-lay