Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-10

in the peniteDtiary to serve life sentences
They were captured last June at the
Matador ranch. sixty-five miles west OF
Childress, Tex, and when arraigned in the
District Court at Sorocco last week pleaded
guilty. They formerly were Texas cow
boys and are under % years of age.
Denied Positively.
MILWAUKEE, November 9th.-The Dali,
NelpS this evening publishes an interview
with President Miller denying that there is
a shortage in the funds of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Road. He says
The rumor is lie made of whole cloth.
There is absolutely no foundation for it. In
the first place, it is preposterous TO suppose
that the company has that amount OF
money lying around loose; then, again, its
moneys are handled by its officers, who are
above suspicion, and all of whom are in
their offices to-day. In my opinion, the
story was put in circulation for stock job
bling purposes"
Insane Freak of a Minister.
BosToN, November 9th-Rev. C. Hudson
Smith, Pastor of Pilgrim Church, Dor
chester, whose mysterious disappearance
last spring and subsequent discovery in
San Francisco, ana return to mis- passionate
in the fall, formed fruitful theme for Cos
sip and wonderment, has again disappeared
without giving any intimation of his de-
parture, or leaving any clue by which to
trace him. Temporary insanity, caused by
overwork, is what his physician gives as
the cause of Smiths departure, the insanity
taking the form of desire TO get as far
away as possible from fancied trouble.
Pan-American Congress.
PHILADELPHIA (Pa), November 9th-The
Pan-American delegates arrived tonight
and were received by committee of
prominent citizens. An informal recep-
ton was given at the Continental Hotel.
The rooms were decorated with materials
of Philadelphia manufacture.
Mayor Filter made the speech OF well
come. Senior Frjzman of Nicarauga re-
sponded. There is no programme for
tomorrow.
California Fruit.
NEW York, November 9th.-The Califor-
nis Fruit Union sold this week three car
loads of pears and plums at the following
prices Easter Beurre pears. 81 to 50 05
per box; Winter Nellis pears, 81 so to
81 20 per box Clou Morceau pears, So So
per box; Pound pears, So so per box :;
Vicar of Wakefield pears, So Is per box !;
Goes late red plums, 81 So to 81 rs per
half-crate.
New York Wrapped in Fog
New YORK, November CHA heavy
rain fell in this section last night and this
morning and flooded many of the streets OF
this city.
This morning a heavy fog is hanging
over the bay and rivers, and not only was
shipping much incommoded, but even the
elevated trains were compelled to run slow
to avoid collisions. At noon the fog slightly
lifted.
Unfortunate Johnstown.
YOUNGSTOWN (Pa.), November 9th.-The
rain for the past thirty-six hours has raised
the rivers 10 the danger point. They are
OVERLOOKING their banks.
The temporary bridge across the Cone
maugh at Cambria City has been carried
away. Woodvale is flooded Some Of the
houses erected since the flood have been
abandoned. The river is still rising.
Trains Bound.
ST. LOUIS, November 9tb.-D spatches
from the Texas Panhandle say tie deepest
snow in that region for twelve years is now
OF the ground All the trains on the Fort
Worth and Denver Railroads are blockaded.
Nine engines are in the snow-drifts at
Fields Station. The drifts are nine feet
deep at Hartley, No trains have reached
here since Tuesday.
Judgment Affirmed.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.). November 9th.-The
Court of Appeals to-day affirmed the de-
cision of the Pike County Court in the
Hattield-McCoy cases. Valentine Hatfield,
Plyant Mayhorn and DR.. Mayhorn go to
the pepiteniiary for life for the murder of
Talbert Mccoy, and Ellison Mountz will
hang for the murder of the girl Aliaf Nc
Coy sister of the murdered man.
Navassa Rioters Indicted.
BALTIMORE. November 9th.-The United
States Grand Jury to-day indicted Is of the
I24 Navassa rioters for murder and being
accessories before the fact, the penalty fer
which is death. Seven are charged as
principals and eleven as having aided and
abetted the murders. Thomas u. Hays
United States District Attorney, will ask
for an immediate trial.
The virginia Tragedy.
LEXINGTON (Va.), November 9th.-Dr. T..
J. Walker, who was wounded in the
Bloomsbury affair last night, has died
from his wounds. Dave Miller is MORALLY
wounded and George, James and William,
the other Miller brothers implicated in the
shooting of DIR. Walker and his wife, are in
Jail. Lynching is feared.
Colonel Goodloe's Condition.
LOUISVILLE, November 9th.-Dr Whit
ney said at l o'clock tonight, Colonel
Goodloe is in critical condition. If there
is any change he has rallied slightly in the
last two hours"
The hotel lobby was crowded all day
with persons anxious to hear the latest
bulletins from the wounded man.
An Aged Couple Murdered.
VALDosTA (Gs), November 9th. = A
double murder is reported from Clinch
county. the victims being a man named
Page, 70 years old, and his aged wife. The
murderers are supposed 10 be negroes. The
bodies were found terribly mutilated in
their house by neigbbors last night. Rob-
berry was the motive for the crime.
Receiver Appointed.
DETROIT, November 9th Judge Brown
to-day appointed Watson H. Brown OF
New York Receiver OF the Cincinnati,
Jackson and Mackinaw Railroad. The
appointment arises out of suit against
the road involving 1925 800. Colonel In
gersoll is representing the road.
A Dishonest Clerk.
ST. LOUIS, November 9th.-Jonathan W.
Jones, clerk in the Missouri Pacific local
Office, disappeared two weeks ago with
So. 600 The fact became known only to-
day Jones had been trusted employee
for six years. He resided with his wild
owed mother.
Race War in Prospect.
BALTIMORE (Md.), November 9h.-Lou-
doun county, Va, is threatened with q race
war, The negroes are wild over the lynch
ing of Owen Anderson, young negro, tor
alleged rape at Leesburg, and VOW ven
gesnce.
Looks Like Republican Victory.
COLUMBUS TO-, November Chit is
quite certain now that Lanpson is elected
Lieutenant Governor by 500 plurality, and
all The rest Of the Republican ticket, ex-
cept Governor, by from 1850 to 600.
Presbyterian Minister Dead.
LEXINGTON (va.), November 9th.--Rev.
james II Smith. Presbyterian minister
and author of religious works, is dead.