Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-03

GLASGOW, November 2d-During a high
wind which prevailed here yesterday the
gable of building in course of erection on
a site adjoining Templeton's carpet factory,
on Williams street, was blown down. The
falling debris crashed through the roof OF
the weaving department of the carpet fac
tory, where fifty women and girls were en-
ployed, and all were buried beneath the
broken timbers, etc. 1t is probable that
forty inmates of the weaving-room were
killed.
AT midnight twenty-five bodies had been
recovered from the ruirs AS nearly as
can be ascertained, thirty-three women and
girls are still missing. 1t is rumored that
the foundation of that portion of the build
ing which fell was over an abandoned coal
pit.
The survivors say that the sudden ex-
tinguishing of the lights was the only
warning they had. All rushed with one
accord to the main exit, where most of the
bodies were found.
LATER-Twenty-nln bodies have been
recovered. The number of killed is placed
at thirty. The financial loss is els, 900.
His Past Reckless Life.
LONDON, November 2d-The secresy
maintained with regard to the precise hour
of the Hatzfeldt wedding prevented an IN
pleasant scene at the church. Mile. A.
Cameo came over from Paris with male
protector for the time being, for the pur-
pose of making a row during the ceremony.
She mistook her time and arrived on the
scene after everything had passed off
smoothly. Her protector then went to
Browns Hotel and insisted on seeing Mr..
Huntington. and succeeded in notifying
the family of the bride who Mile. Cameo
was and OF the Gil cdmstances under which
Prince Hatfield borrowed her money.
Prince Haizfeldt, while admitting to Mr..
Huntington his former relations with the
woman, SAID her claim was unfounded
and was merely a common form of black
mailing, such as men in his exalted station
were obliged to submit to. The woman
has gone. The Princess Hatzfeldt begins to
get little insight into her husbands past
reckless life.
England and Hawaii.
LONDON, November 2i.-In view of a
proposed treaty of commerce between the
United States and Hawaii, move has been
made by the British Foreign Office for a
treaty between England and Hawaii. The
English Consul has been instructed to OPP
pose the American company's eff rts to
obtain exclusive concessions to land and
SlOito, dh1 ~ push e44C VI
always.
Guatemala.
CITY OF MEXICO. November 2d.-Gen-
eral G. NJ. Bauundia of Guatemala left
to-day ostensibly for Oxaca. Many claim
he has gone to Guatemala to rouse
the people to revolution. kilograms re-
ceiyed here state the entire northern and
eastern sections of Guatemala are both
ready and anxious to engage in rebellion
against the government of President
Barrilas.
The Cronin Case.
WISYIPEe, November ID. = Assistant
States Attorney Baker, of Chicago, who
has been here for several days in connec-
ton with the Cronin case. is securing adj
ditional evidence. He returned to Chicago
this morning. 1t is not unlikely that ex-
prisoner Mills may go TO Chicago next
week to give evidence in regard to Burke's
statements while in Jail here.
Cable Spliced.
LONDON. November 2d.-A break oc-
CURED in the direct cable located in the
deep sea bottom between Newfoundland
and Nova Scotia. The steamer Britannia
spliced the ends of the cable, and it is now
working for the first time in over two
months.
Would Fight for the Pope.
MONTREAL, November 2d--The lie Stand
ard, an ultramontsne paper, referring 10
the possible struggle for temporal power.
says that despite Great Britain's protest the
French Canadians would send soldiers to
fight for the Pope against Italy.
News from Stanley.
LONDON. November "a. = Nelson, the
father of StaDley's chief officer, received
letter from his son saying that Stanley
would certainly arrive at Zanzibar in the
latter part Of January.