Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-25
ADynamiter Goes to Prison.

Up to 915 O'Clock tonight he had broken
S,l50 balls and missed 300, giving him ample op-
portunlty TO break the remainder of the days
quota OF 10000.
Dynamiter Goes to Prison.
GENEVA Qll }, December er24th.-Baurensen. the
burlington and Quincy dynamiter, was found
gully and sentenced TO two years in the peni-
tentiary.
The officials of the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company say they had hoped
Tor longer term, but they are nevertheless
pleased with the verdict
Long-Distsnce Advertising.
CHICAGO. December 2lth.-The Chicago Opera
House re-opened this evening after len davs'
close since the fire, during which time a small
| army of decorators have worked constantly
mgnt and day rehtting the house. which was
badly damaged by smoke and water. The new
decorstlons are extremely attractive. Kiralfy's
| water Queen was the attraction with which
| the new season began.
A Cruel Murder in Alabama.
GADsDEN (Ala), December 2Ith.-Jesse Tav-
ior. an old ana highly respected citizen of
| killed by his nephew, Archie Craze a young
man about % years old Taylor was irving TO
prevent difficulty between Craze and man
named Lancaster, when the former turned and
| placed pistol against Taylors head and shot
him dead.
| A Marshal Defends His Charge
| NIcKsBURG, December 24th.-At Il o'clock
| last night City Marshal McMahon shot A, g.
IL
tempting to break into the jail for the purpose
! OF hDerating prisoner named Green charged
| with llquor-selllng, who was TO be tried to-day
| They had nearly succeeded in breaking the
| door down when the Marshal fired Both men
| are badly wounded.
Train Collision on Bridge.
| New YORK, December 24th.-A train loaded
| with passengers on the Brooklyn bridge ran into
an empty train at the Brooklyn end ofthe struct-
| ure about o'clock tonight The front platform
! OF the moving train was smashed as was the
1 loot OF John McWilliams, d brakeman. A young
woman received contusions on the head. No
| oEe else S reported injured.
The Chicago Bond Thetts.
! CHICAGO, December 24th-shaw and PIessner.
| who were arrested Saturday for trying to dis
pose of stolen bonds were held in bail to-day
| Iill the 18th. Shaw this morning delivered
| S,O0e bonds stolen from Kohn, Wampold x Co.
| ABOUT the time of the Kellogg, johnson & Bliss
| burglary. PlesSner says the regular gang did
this and other jobs
Rescued by Brave Firemen.
| NASHVILLE (Tenn.,), December 24th.-Baxter
| Court, the nandsomest office building in Nash
| vile, was burned to night. Loss, 100000
Judge Matt.W. Allen was at work on the sixth
| floor when the fire started, and managed to fight
| his way TO the second floor through the smoke
| and flames, where the hremen rescued him. He
| is seriously burned.
Four Men Killed by an Explosion.
DENVER Coli December 24th.-Word has Just
| been received here from Boulder COL that the
Hastings sawmill, near Gold Hill, exploded on
| Saturday, instantly killing andy Mcdonald, A.
Barnard and two others, named Nodlett and
| Niles, and fatally scalding Mike Barnard. The
| explosion is attributed to low water in the
| boiler.
The Tally-sheet Forgers
| INDIANAPOLIS, December 24th.-A private dis
| pat III from Washington says that President
| Cleveland is considering a petition for the
| pardon of Coy and Bowtamer, the tally-sheeu
| torgers. The petition is signed oy Governor
Gray AID all the prominenE Democratic politi-
| Claus.
| A Steamer Nearly Wrecked.
| NEW YORK, December 24th.-The overdue
| German steamship, Port Adelaide, from Gibral-
| tar and Mediterranean ports, has been towed
| into bermuda in distress. She was knocked
| about rudderless for one week, with several
| hundred passengers in violent gales.
| More Bloodshed in Indian Territory.
ST. LOUIS, December 24th.-Information comes
| from Denison, Texas, 10 the effect that Dudley
Luttrell shot and killed J. NJ. Moyer, and NOR
tally wounded John Christian at Haneyville,
| Chickasaw Nation, yesterday The killing was
| the result of an old feud.
| Impending BIoodshed in Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, December 24th.-The French and
| Eversone factions are on the eve of q bloody
| tight. French oas thirty-fve men, armed with
! Winchester rifles, encamped in stable while
| Eversone has fifty, equally well armed. A con-
| fiet is expected very soon.
| Robbed, Murdered and Cremated.
| SCRANTON (Pa.), December 24th-Mrs John
| Presley and her grandson were burned to death
| IN an incendiary fire at Forest City this morn
| ing. The woman hal 5000 in the house and
It is believed the fire was TO cover up their muir
I der.
Laborers Crushed to Death
| DULUTH (Minn.) December 24th.-This morn
ing while gang of men were at work at the
| Ohio Coal Companys dock one of the bins hold
ing 500 tons of coal burst and buried John Jack
| son and Jonn Oleson under the mass Both were
| killed.
Minneapolis Linen Duster Boom.
| ST. PAUL (Minn.l, December 24th.-Yesterday
| of Minnesota. Many pedestrians were on the
| streets wearing linen busters A steamboat ex-
cursion has been planned for tomorrow
Thinks Blaine is All Right.
INDIANAPOLIS, December oath -senatar Saw
| yer, OF wisconsin, called on General Harrison
to-day. 1t is believed the Senator comes to urge
| Mr.. Blaines name for a place in the Cabinet.
and that he left feeling well satisfied.
| Suspension OF the Banks.
c,ond 0M1HA, Vi, december 24thCA @ special from Red
| passed into the hands of the Comptroller of
| Currency this morning. The assets and liabili-
| ties are unknown.
Heavy Charge Against Broker.
NEW YORK, December 2itn.-John Morial ity
broker, was arrested this afternoon charged
by waiter b. Whiting with selling stocks for
/ $1,000 snd appropriating the money to his own
| use HIS Dali was fixed S20, 900.
INDIANAPOLIS, December 2ith.-Durirp holi-
| DAY week General Harrison win suspend his
afternoon receptions, which have hitherto been
| held between 2 and O'Clock of each day.
Mr.. Mudd win Contest.
BALTIMORE, December 24th.-Mudd the Re-
| publican candidate for Congress in the Fifth
| District, will contest the seat. He claims two
majority upon the official returns
Robbed in Broad DAYLIGHT.
| PITTsBURG, December 24th.-Four men robbed
Joseph sturtevant of 81 900 this afternoon as he
| was entering the Pennsylvania Bank to make
| deposit, and escaped.
An Exploded Sensation
MILWAUKEE, December 24th.-The report that
| Hermansyile, Wis, had been blotted ont by
| fire is contra 1icted. A small boiler exploded
causing 81 900 damage.
Two Deaths from Carelessness
BINGHANToS N. VI December 24th.-Henrv
ana John Van Wormer, brothers. were killed by
train near Ononta this afternoon while walk
ing on the track
CATARRH causes discharge from the nose
bad breath, pain between the eyes, cough.
ing. choking. ringing noises in the eara