Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15

length OF the river. Every point banned
| produced color, and in places the bars were
! found to contain coarse gold in surprising
| quantities Mr.. Stanton. the Commander
OF the expedition, says the plscers could be
easily worked, because there is no lack of
water facilities. 4 short distance below
Lees Ferry the expedition ran across old
JACK Summer, member of Major Powells
| original expedition in 1869, washing out
gold in primitive way, and taking out
from s. to $40 per day.
! Gross Negligence.
SAGINAW (Mich J, April l4th.-The ac-
| cident 10 the steamer Handy Bow Yesterday
| seems TO be the result of gross negligence.
The man at the wheel was inexperienced.
| The current carried the boat along so rap
| idly that he lost his head at the decisive
| moment and turned the wheel in the
| wrong direction. In the excitement he
| then tried to signal the engineer to stop,
| but instead sisnaled, 60 ahead full
| speed
| The boat struck the bridge. All the upper
I WORKS ana passengers were swept into the
| river. Many were rescued by small craft
| putting out from shore, but some Were lost.
The number is believed to be seven. but as
no bodies have been recovered, ii is impos-
slble to say with any certainty. Twelve or
hiteen persons were seriously injured
LIST OF THE VICTIMS.
| EAST SAGINAW mich J. April 18th The
| following is believed to be complete list
of.the victims of the Handy Boy disaster of
yesterday: Mrs, Nevins, Mrs Montgom-
cry, Mrs. Walsh, Miss Haight and Miss
owen. 1t is reported that two men were
also drowned, but it cannot be verified.
| Captain Dolesen was arrested and locked
up tonight.
Sensational Murder.
| LOUISVILLE (ky.), April 14th.-A sepsa-
tional murder occurred near Springfield.
KY, this morning. While quarrelipg over
| their wives Abraham Kelly shot aud IN
stantly killed Samuel Logan, wel-known
| citizen of Springfield. Both men were but
| recently married. The men talked OF their
wives as newly made husbands are wont
| 10 DO, and finally from bantering on
| the respective merits and demerits OF
their wives the joking gradually changed
| to bitter remarks. Kelly then went away
| and in short time he returned armed
with an army musket, and walking quietly
| toward Logan he advanced to within one
hundred yards of his victim VIXEN, without
word of warning, he fired full at Logan.
| who fell with blood flowing from dozen
wounds. Kelly escaped TO the woods. and
up to tonight has not been captured.
Memphis Races.
MEMPHIS, April 14th-The track was
good and the weather pleasant.
In the four furlongs Bowen won, Joe
Castor second, Chimes third. Time, 0:51.
Seven furlongs, Workmate won. Marie
X. second, Mary ]. third Time, 1;3S.
mile and one sixteenth, Mamie Fopzo
won, Tudor second, jackson third. Time,
1:514.
Mile and an eighth, Fayette won, Stony
Montgomery second, MeDuley third.
Time, 1:5S4.
Six furlongs, Barney won. Bonny Sec
| ond, Oklahoma Kid third. Time 1:19l
BoodliDg City officials.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 14th.-The results of
the Grand Jurys two weeks investigation
OF the Aldermanic Doodle charges were
made evident this morning when bench
warrants were issued for the arrest of All
dermen John t. MCGOWAN and Fred Bues-
haber, of the First Ward, and City Clerk
Charles F. Haney, on charges of bribery or
attempted bribery.
The Aldermen are accused of soliciting
money for the vacation of a street, and the
City Clerk is alleged to have offered to
Chicago company to deliver twenty-five
Aldermanic votes for a paving contract if
he was paid 81 600.
Sailors Union.
New YORK, April 14th-Delegates rep
resentlng various organizations of firemen
aud sailors of this city, Brooklyn, JERSEY
City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston and
Chicago met to-day for the purpose of
forming national organization. Resoiu-
tlons were passed advocating the affilia-
ton OF all sea-faripg men of the Pacific,
Atlantic, gulf and lake ports with smalga-
mated unions, under one head in order TO
secure uniform rate of wages, and that
equal conditions be established throughout
the United States. Also, one pledging the
union to buy only goods of labor manu-
facture, where obtaiHsbe.
Democratic Endorsement.
BUTTE (Mont.), April 14th.-The CITY
election to-day resulted in q complete
sweep for the Democratic ticket, Walton
for Mayor, being elected over Dr. Leavitte,
the Republican, by $50 majority The
Democrats made fight on the Thirty
fourth Precinct outrage, as they called it,
and regard the result as q condemnation of
that affair by the citizens. There were seven
Aldermen to be elected, of which the Re-
publicaDs only got one. With fhe hold
over Aldermen the Democrats will have
eleven out of fourteen in the next Council.
Differences Adjusted.
New YORK April 14th.-What threatened
to be a long and bitter contest between
capital and labor in the strike in trades
generally has been averted To-day men
of all trades went to work at the usual
hour. The difference between the Central
Labor Union and the Hecla Iron Works
was adjusted yesterday and a pronupicia-
mento was sent forth that the men called
out on Friday and Saturday should resume
work. The non-union men employed have
been discharged.
Dominick Interviewed.
New YORK, april 14th.-Dominick Nc
Caffrey said to a reporter to-day that there
was not the slightest i'll feeling between
himself and Corbett, whom he is to meet
in four-round go at BROOKLYN tonight.
DOM" says Corbett is thirty pounds
heavier than he is, and four and a half
inches taller, notwithstanding which he is
prepared TO do his best in spite of the fact
that he has had but one weeks training
Gored by Cow.
NEWARK On. ] }. April 14th-Mrs. Peter
Monaghan and Herman Heinricbs were
fatally gored by a COW at South Orange last
night. They approached the animals calf,
when the COW broke the chain by which
she was fastened, knocked both of them
down and then attacked them with her
horns and hoofs. They were terribly cut
and bruis d.
Diabolical Plot
MINNEAPOLIS, April 14th-A package
containing three and half pounds of dyna-
mite, several cartridges and twenty. five
feet of fuse was found near the State Re-
formatory at 81 Cloud, and it is thought
some one was intending to blow up the in
stitution and had LETT it there, probably
being frightened away at critical moment.
No Loss of Life
DEs MoINEs April 14th.-The Gilbert
Starch Works, in the southeast portion of
this city. were burned to- dav. Loss. $780,
000; insurance, $500 900 About 200 hands
are thrown ous of employment. There
was no loss OF life, as at first reported.
Railroad Disabled.
New ORLEANS, April 14sh-All trains
between New Orleans and Jackson on the
Illinois Central have been suspended. The
railroad men calculate from the seriousness
OF the overflow tnat it will be several days
before communication will be resumed.