Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-20

GsSN ABOUT InluOlglt last 0iglS In SlStl Nc
/ he alarm was quickly given. but III spite OF
their efforts to escape five men working IN the
iith level were Cut of. Searching parties
started as soon as the fact became known, but
could not save the men.
man named Waller came to the surface
once, but went back to look for his companion
end became sutfocated and fell down the shaft.
The loss so far reaches $4,000
Waller escaped from the mine with about 400
men when the fire fTsl broke out, but returned
10 rescue others still in the mine ana WIS him
self burned to death.
kilrain and Corbett.
NEW ORLEANS March l9'h-"After my time
mas been served" said Kilrain to-day Il will
Teloln my companions and continue our trip,
ana snail continue 10 look out for a match"
Ill you try 10 arrange one with Corbett ~
aes, Said kiirain. II understand that he
was IN California and wrote 10 some friends
there TO arrange match with me. They said
they would try TO dc so: but unless the purses
s gre yer! lsrge II does not pay one even TO win
"Ihe expenses eat mp the prize money. and I
No9ia rather fight in the East, CoIbett, it is
SAID II coming East. II he does will get him
sure, ana ten rounds, think, will settle him."
Relief for the Indians.
WASHINGTON, March I9th.-The Secretary of
the Treasury to-day sent to the House a letter
asking an appropriation of 81 500 for the en-
pIoyment OF an agent, ard s. 900 for the sup
poIt ana eivliizatlon of the seuni, aui Pueblo
Indlans OF The Scum, Laguna and Ocoma ReSer-
vatlons. lt is said that the reservations are so
far apart that the present agent at the Pueblo
agency cannot control the seunlS and that they
are becoming wild ana reckless Cattlemen are
suffering and officers ami citizens a, Fort Win
gate thlnS that IL is necessary that an additional
agent should be employed.
Band of Thieves.
SYRACUSE tN. W, March 19th-Louis P. Nal.
Iory, college graduate. formerly Secretary of a
pennsylvania mining company is under arrest
here for being connected with band of thieves
who have been operating in railway stations.
Ihelr scheme was TO exchange the checks on
trunks, and then claim and carry off the bag
gage Mallory is also wanted at E mira for for
gerry. On Friday night the band broke into
several Clothing stores at Auburn, and Edward
wilson, one OF the thieves, is under arrest there
Mallory's father is largely interested in coal
mines, and lives at Wilkesbarre. Pa.
Falling Walls.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 19th.-AtI O'Clock this
afternoon the eastwall OF the Becker block ad
joining the burned Bowen Merrill building
crashed down on top of the ruins For a time
the widest rumors of disaster were afoat but
the lnyeStlgation proved that only two men
were slightly hurt, though many had narrow
escapes. The flames broke ont again in the
RUNS and are still burning tonight.
IL is feared the two or three story buildings
adjoining the wreckage have been damaged by
the crash and are likely to succunb.
Charge of Bribery.
ASHLAND (Wis.), March I9th-District Attor-
ney Rossman is the authority for the statement
that at least two OF the Jurors in the case of
Cashier Perrin, charged with robbing the Hur-
ley National Bank had been bribed The inrv
has now been out two days. II is said that a
number OF prominent men are implicated.
LATERAL noon the jury in the Perrin case
reported that they were unable to agree. They
stood six to six.
Sugar Trust Dividend.
New YORK, March l9th.-The sugar trust case
went over until tomorrow. II is understood an
agreement has been reached, the substance OF
which is that no objection will be made to the
payment OF dividend by the trust provided
that an amount sufficient to guarantee the pay
ment of dividends accrued and aceruing to the
North River Company be deposited with some
trust company: therefore, the proceedings to-
morrow VIII probably consist practically of the
ratlhcatlon OF this agreement.
Serious Charges.
READING Pa.), March I9th.-The committee
of the Evangelical Association appointed to try
Bishop Esher, of Chicago, began It's hearing to-
day The charges read were in substance as
speaking, and falsehood. creating iissensions
perpetuating and intensifying agitation in the
church. and disturbing her peace by the re-
vlval OF old and previously adjudIcated differ
ences Blshop Esher is not in attendance.
Killed by a Pedagogue.
PAEKEEsBURG (W. va) March l9th.-Berry
Gof aged 10, was stabbed and killed by
school teacher named Morgan Rose, in Clay
county, on Monday. Gotf was late to school,
and the teacher punished him. Goff left and
returned with his. father and two other men
The quarrel was renewed and Rose stabbed
Golf A general fight ensued. in which the
elder Gof, Rose and several otkers were seri-
ously hurt.
The Bay View Accident.
BUFFALO, March 19th.-Conductor Hough-
falling was arraigned this morning charged
with miSdemeanor in being responsible for the
bay view accident, in accordance with the
guilty and was held to await the action of the
Grand Jury.
No Mans Land.
LIBERAL. (Kan.), March l9th.-Despite the
Presidents proclamation, a party of boomers
numbering 200 or 800 have started for mo
Mans Land, shere they intend to found
town at Hardesty. They say the Presidents
order does not apply to mo Mans Land
Successfully Launched.
PHILADELPHIA, March 19th.-The Newark,
the last OF the three eel cruisers built for the
Government by Crsmp Il Sons was successfully
launched this afternoon in binding snow
storm The vessel was christeued by the
daughter of Congres'm man Boutelle.
Passenger Rate War.
CHICAGO, March 19th.-The rate war to Mis-
souri, river points has reached such point that
the roads do not realize $50 on passenger and
meeting will be held next week to try and
patch up an agreement to restore rates.
He Murdered a Negro.
GRENADA Miss, March 19th.-M. j. Cheat
ham was hanged here to-day for the murder of
CauleS JLllllal tColoTsuJ. lt Is SAID he is the
first white man executed for the murder of a
negro in this State.
Vast Sea of Water.
TALLULAH (La.). March 19th.-An west of
here is Il vast sheet of water to the hills of
Bayou Macon. The water in the overiiowed
section is not rising, as it is finding its natural
outlets.
Showing at Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, March 1eth.-The iereest spow-
storm OF the season is raging. 1t extends over
wide area, and railroad travel is almost sus-
pended. Heavy drifts are reported ali over the
state.
Another Defalcation.
CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.), March 10th The
shortage OF City Auditor Whiteside was errone-
ously reported last night. 1t is only S6SS2 and
the city is secured by good bonds.
James T. Lane Dead.
DAVENPORT Qa.), March 19th.-Hon. James T.
Lane, of this city, and prominent in Republi-
can politics, died in Denver to-day, aged 60.
Large Defalcation.
JACKSON Miss }, March 19th.-The Legislative
committee report places Treasurer Heming-
ways deficit at SSl5, 40 /.