Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-06

omons and radical ever published, and has
been distributed all over the country. 1t
speaks OF the "barbarous laws" assassin
DaHu OF ZOO policemen against whose at
tack bomb was karled in legitimate self
defense" etc.
The circular calls on Anarchists. Social
isis, Trades Unionists. Knights of Labor,
turner's, Free Thinkers and citizens to
seize tAe opportunity on November 11th to
divide the good and evil into two camps
and rally under the standard of social reyo-
luton.
The CroniH Case.
CHICAGO, November 5th.-I In order to be
safe against an error to-day being legal
holiday, Judge Mcconnell again adjourned
the Cronin case until tomorrow.
States Attorney Longnec3fer said to re-
porter to-day that be expected to get in all
the direct evidence for the State this week.
AS to the length of time required by the
defense he could not say, but expressed a
belief that it will not take more than three
weeks to get the case to the i1ry.
Attorney Forrest of the defense held q
contrary view. He couldn't see how the
State could finish this week. He said the
defense will require at least three weeks.
His belief was that the case wouldn't get
to the jury for six weeks.
Heavy Snow-StorIn.-
DENVER, November 5th.-A Santa Fe-
n. NJ. special to the Republican, saws One
of the severest snow and wind. storms in
the history of New Mexico prevailed for
the past three days, and reports are coming
in of great damages to live stock in the
northern ranges. A number of cowboys
and sheep-herders have been lost, and it is
feared have perished. All the trains.are
from five to twelve hours late, and the.
snowplows are kept in constant operation.
at Las Vegas eighteen inches of snow covers
the ground. At Socorro and Albuquerque
there is eight inches, which is a most un-
usual occurrence for that locality of the.
Rio Grande valley.
Army and Pension Claims.
WASHINGTON, November 5th.-The re-
port of Third Auditor Hart deals with
army and pension claims and shows the
work up to the end of the year, and ac--
counts approved, involving many billions
of dollars. He estimates that by June
Both next the number of pensioners will
exceed $4,000, being again of $4,000 dur
ing the year, and that at least 500, 900, 600
will be required annually to pay them.
He approved OF the present humane treat
ment of pensioners.
Specimen Texas Weather.
GALVESTON (Tex), November 5th.-A.
severe gale ragged here last night and to-
day. and number of vessels were wrecked
in the harbor. The steamer Lampasas is.
overdue, and has not yet been sighted.
Telegraph and railway traffic has been
seriously impeded. A number of streets,
are flooded with water. and business is at a
standstill. The storm is subsiding this
evening. 1t is the most severe gale since
1885.
Another Prize Fight.
NEwBURG IN. ", November 5th-One-
of the hardest-fought prize fights in years,
was fought this morning at Highland Falls
between Jim DAILY, OF Philadelphia. and
Bill Gabig, of Pittsburg. 1t was fierce and
fast from start to finish. After the first
few rounds everything was in Daly's
favor. The battle lasted eleven rounds,
when DAILY knocked Gabig out. DAILY
broke his left hand on his opponents head
in the ninth round.
New Railroad in Colorado.
DENVER. November 5th.-Articles of in
of the Rio Grande Southern
Railway were filed in the Secretary of
States Office to-day. The road begins at
Dallas, in Ouray county, and extends to
Telluride and Rico and Durango, dis
tsnce of 160 miles. Capital required, S3,-
100000. Work will commence at once.
The incorporators are NJ. D. Thatcher,
Fred. Wilson. John L. Mcneil, Job A.
Cooper and NJ. n. Mears.
Desperate Colored Man.
WASHINGTON November 5th.-This even
ing a colored man named Osborne Vasey
shot and killed an unknown negro with
whom he had been quarreling. In the
fight Vasey was woundsd seriously but en-
deavored to escape. When officer Criekin
Nta1 49, -a1 H.
officer, killing him instantly. Vasey's
wounds are very serious and he will proba-
bly, die.
Southern Exposition.
WASHINGTON, November 9th The Pres
ident formally opened the Southern Expo
sition at Montgomery, Ala, at noon by
touching an electric key at the White
House, connected with the Exposition
thereby starting the machinery
The button was pressed in the presence of
the members of the Cabinet.
Sensible Man.
New YORK, November 5th.-Mrs O'Sul-
Ivan Dimpfel, Baltimore's society actress,
who soon expects to open in San Francisco
in a new play, is suing her husband for
divorce on the ground of Don-support. Her
husband declares he won't give her cent
unless she abandons the stage. This she
declines to do.
Double Murder.
LEBANON (Mo.), November 5th. - Near
Mackes creek. Camden county, Sunday,
company of five hunters brutally whipped
a sixteen-year-oldb boy, whom they accused
Df stealing their game. The boys father,
Edwin Hurst, accompanied by Wheeler
Green, later visited the camp and were shot
dead in the quarrel which ensued.
Saws He was Not Smitteu.
SYRACUSE, November 5th-It is said that
John L. Sullivan will be made correspond
ent in divorce suit. Louis NJ. Drenkwine,
a barber, who is the plaintiff, was separated
from his wife, and she occupied position
in hotel here. During Sullivans visit it
is alleged that be became smitten. Sulli-
van denies the story.
Colored National League.
NEW YORK November 5th.-Thomas
Fortune (colored) has issued a call to the
of the Afric-American Leagues
the country TO meet in Con-
venlion at Nashville on January 5th next.
for the purpose Of forming a National
League.
Schooner Lost with All on Board.
ST. IeSAcE Mich }, November 5tb-Cap-
tain McCarty of the T. S. Faxton reports
that three masted schooner has been sunk
two miles off the White Shoals with ell on
board. Her masts are out to the Cross
trees.
Another Lucky Hoosier.
WASHINGTON, November 5th.-President
has appointed Warren G. Sayre. of Indiana,
a member of the Cherokee Commission,
vice John F. HaItranft, deceased.
Revenue 0fieer.
WASHINGTON. November -F7h.-Secretsry
ID (
as Storekeeper in the First California In
ternal Revenue District.
Bloomyille Farming.
TIFFIY (O.), Novembtr 5th.-A dispatch
received from Bloomv lie, at A. M, rays
FIRE is raging there 1ich threatens 10 de-
stroy the entire town