Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-06

bankruptcy, and the goods were replevied
in Chicago. The Court held that although
the goods were delivered to the partner in
Boston at his store, it was only for shipment
to the final destination, and that when they
had once been shipped toward that point it
constituted simply one transit. The right to
stop the goods and revoke the sale was not
lost, the purchasers having been shown to be
insolvent at the time.
Affairs In Maine = The Governors In.
auguraI.
AUGUSTA, February 5th.-GovernorD Davis, in
concluding his inaugural message, thus refers
to the late difficulties: "There can be no
halfway ground in regard to this great public
wrong, which should receive the condemna-
ton of honest citizens, that it may serve as a
warning In the future to those who, under a
free Government, may attempt to trample on
the rights of the people. would recommend
an investigation of the whole subject of ar
ranging, tabulating and counting the returns,
that the facts ascertained may be made
public"
Westward bound Passengers.
OMAHA, February 5th.-The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 12:15 P NJ, to arrive in Sacramento
February 9th: j. G. Pierce and wife, Red
"ih6s <fliuL., w. SOTulsH, n. pl3uD,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; A. Wood, East Prov
idence, r. l.: Miss Nellie Savage. C. K.
Greathouse, J. Y. Collins, NJ Friedlander,
San Francisco; NJ. v Donaldson, Pontiac,
Mich; John Caperton, Louisville, KY; f.
L. Myers, Chicago
Fifty-nine through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento February 18th.
Festivities ut New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, February 5th.-The pro-
cession of the knights of Momus tonight had
for its subject, the fair women of history" "
" the women whose portraits adorn the great
picture gallery of the past, SO a dream of fair
women" The tableaux appeared on hand
somely decorated cars, and the procession
was greeted with applause all along the
route. The festivities closed with grand
tableaux and ball at the Opera House.
Decision Reversed.
WASHINGTON, February 5th-The Secre-
tary of the Interior to-day reversed, in favor
of the railroad company, the decision of the
Commissioner of the General Land Office in
the case of James Newton VS.. the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company at Visalia, Cal.
Legislation in wisconsin.
MADISON, February 5th.-A bill was in
troduced in the Assembly tonight to re-enact
the Potter law; also bill prohibiting the
Northwestern and ST. Paul Railway Com
panies from charging more than three cents
per mile on local passengers.
Seeking harmony.
SYRACUSE, February 5th.-A meeting of
all the prominent men of both factions of the
Democratic party was held tonight for the
purpose of harmonizing differences Hon.
VIM. G. Ruger was made Chairman. 1t
was resolved to sink personal prejudices and
preferences and unite the party.
Fire in New York.
New YORK, February 5th.-The large six
story chair factory Of Smith & Crane, 123 and
125 West Twenty-eighth street, is now in
flames with every probability of the fire
spreading to other buildings. Many hydrants
being frozen the fremen find difficulty in OBJ
tanning good supply of water The loss of
Smith & Crane will reach 100000.