Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-08
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD uNloN.l
disastrous Fire at ST. Paul,

Dtsastrous Fire nj 81. p,ur
ST. Pam. r,;nnl March 7th-a fre
hrol,,, o,,t at ( a,clocp tb;s ofta,0 =, az 81
.,,f '.f th ,vbo,saI ,z a,,Js ha,,s
haoh E;nch C,,Ihsrtso3ne 3 O. a. 80.
and ooon,,;ad b, tbo h.,,s+ So, =,
49,. M syaa-od e.. 49, II - =.
sne e -. 49, ~ a. s.a,se 90
noua ue.J ~ S ~ Uuoi b.oi. :. ahort
49, Az 60 - n,,. IS .ha ,,,.,'ar
= LIZ. III AZ, h,;,J;n,, - ,,,aa go, bs-
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SonL S AZ H. sao,, snis 49, ~ iii ~ .
nus ~ nv sue at.u So, 49,
to1at toss ne nre uep'.t slienss i.oh Isi
az Gods ~ ~, ra,,;Jl,, rsn,ovsd FROM, The
Lover stories The bnild,ng ia three wears
old, and was built by Commodore w. f.
Davidson. 1t cost $4,000, and is insured
for $40. 600. It was filed with goods in an
ticipation of the spring trade. The value
of the goods was $500. 600; insurance,
S492, 600, In several st. Paul agencies.
RatIroud Rumor.
o,,,srr,,, Ma,oL "a M f.ot hoe
,.I.oS on, - h. tLat a. nd SO
iesn ,;a Vu' n1,e L SnaI eno aSad bs
uouls ~ ,-e na' uJen PHI ~
;t ~, WY go WI. J'o pa.;s
ien'' This air rs I;ne winch extends from
Ien: 81 s my mn'Ot Ga I,,;ia I'll I'll,
y t .he aau y. 10y ~ t n." TSe road w;l
~ s..o 80. s'i' - l'9 ~ ~ 80 -,
49, 50 -, "a Ili;no;s cnnneet;ns- ~
e T o,,;s ,,;th +ha U,,nt;ne,,,,, Cantrol pa.
s:e A1 ;.1.ssts ~ M - s;s.;l,a ,,r:tb ~
I'm T n',;.;ifa ~, -; 49, ~ s,,;no,t.n ps;ls
- ~ ,.bosa tar,,s;,,oi ro;nt ME- Sterling
ioao; q. MnosI rhna pIin., ~ ohio .b,1s
a,;v;na the j centraI Pacific neonle an Immense
limo ~ road extendine, from the Pacific to the
Atlantic ocean. Iaborers are now hard at
work grading the track of the chesapeake and
Ohio from Huntington to Mt. Sterling, a
distance of so miles. This extension viii be
finished bv next fail.
rh. sunday law E,eorcea.
80 - ,r,
OoViNGToN thy.l Mal1n Ill
sensation was '4 tb snndsv inc Thnre
observance ~ she Su ;tation ia f"r saa .;r ra
past IN tne FORM o. pu1,t aIeon 70 enforce n5
c n,o We're a5nointed to ricidlv nrose.
cnte ffenders. The saloon keepers resolved
to close their saloons to-day, and devote it to
gathering information against everybody who
performed common labor. Tomorrow they
will issue warrants for their arrest. Every
place in Covington was closed except the
drug stores, and they sold nothing whatever
except on prescriptions. The names of car
riage drivers who brought people to church,
and in some instances the name of the minis
tiers and organists, were written down for ar.
rest. The street cars were running under the
provisions of the law passed only yesterday,
exempting them from the penalties of the
law.
Western'Bound passengers.
:, OMAHA, March 9TH. = The following
through passengers were on to-days Train,
leaving at lZ:Ie z. NJ, to arrive In Sacramento
March !lth: Mrs. ). Coughlan, Mrs. Dr.
Flood, Mrs. j.. a: Ford, cniid and nurse,
MRS; M; v. BALDWIN pan FRANCISCO; James
NsnioiIn' LAM ~ G.i,id. 1 ~" cir.
Master Russeil Bell Galioto New Meyico !.
Adolnb Rordes. Paris France. d. TT Haw.
E;ns Enoland IT r Smith and wife Mar
sboIitown. a Rrower 4Plottsbrro Mo. T
r. CLARK i,Ioba (,;tv / ~. n Prsy Mood.
vi, a pa Mr. Ta,',;s corso,, Chs,
-,
INC a, -
,f;l1a III, ha st,r+ad -, td.I' III - ~
tanis a.. III ", a. ; aHI u-i
aouotey al eno .tf sp.uees M, M
~. .o W. n, GO sney ieei sS'lsne9 .iae
LII .I eio uisposGu W ueai AMY
~ T.sm 4hat a. 10 'naS VIC lsules
thom tba ;ftoo ,,er oost .n; vas S ,ole
tarv Howard has advised them 70 rat,1rn N
work.
Deaths.
PpovrnrNcr rR n March 7tb Tim
Morris a member If tbe f;rst Ftb;on;an min.
strsl tronna on the road thirty foDr vears
ago, ana IN the business ever since, uieQ mere