Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-29
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

The police raided the policy dealers again
in New York Saturday.
The Treasury. Saturday, succeeded in get.
| ting $3.50, 600 worth of G's of 1880 at 1929.
Israel NJ Parr & Son, one of the largest
grain houses in Baltimore, have suspended.
Five million francs were withdrawn from
the bank in Paris, Saturday. for America.
The English Cabinet decided to summon
Parliament on the 9th of January for the dis
patch of business.
"a Quebec dispatch says the schooner Wasp
is ashore in Cells bay. The crew and pas
sengers have been saved.
Hudson river navigation is practically
closed. There are quantities Of drift ice be-
tween Newburg and Poughkeepsie.
Bernard J. Beck, formerly in the station
cry business at 156 William street, New
York, killed himself Saturday.
The amount of grain now reported frozen
in canals is !, 1885, bushels wheat and
4, SIS, 600 bushels corn, besides oats and bar.
icy.
The cotton dealers of st. Louis and Mem
phis estimate that the damage to the crops by
the recent severe weather is half a million
bales.
Two petty officers of the Pacific Mail
steamer Acapulco have been arrested in New
York, on charges of smuggling bay oil. It is
understood the vessel will be libelsd
The jury in the case of Minnie Dixon, on
her second trial for the murder of her par
amour, Thomas Delaney, in Chicago, dis
agreed, and were discharged Saturday morn
ing.
Last Friday night James Goode was NOR
tally injured, and Mrs. Kelley fatally stabbed,
during quarrel between Goode and James
Kelley and his wife at Norwich, Conn.
A great attempt is being made in Germany
to create indignation among the students
against the Jews by the Stocker party. This
is also beginning to have effect at Leipsic,
where stormy meetings are being held.
During slight fire in the boarding house,
No. Is Grand street, New York, james De-
witt was suffocated In bed. Mary Hawkes.
threw her baby into the street and jumped
after it. Neither were injured, the tirenen
catching them.
Colonel N. D. Brown, prominent citizen
and member of the last Kentucky Legisla-
ture, was shot and killed by Cass Wilkins
last Friday night during quarrel over the
care of Browns horses, in a livery stable
where Wilkins worked.
Last Friday night, the esst-bound express
on the B. and o. went over the embankment
at Banners Station, Pa, on account of q
broken rail- The engineer was badly scalded
and the fireman killed. The passengers were
very little injured.
Saturday street car in New York was
turning into Twenty-third street from Fourth
avenue, VIXEN a freight car on the Harlem
Railroad crashed into it, smashing one entire
side. The passengers. were hurled against
each other. but no person received mora than
trivial damage.
Rev Mr.. Enright, recently declared by the
Dean Of the Court OF Arches to be incompe-
tent, for continuing his ritualistic practices
despite orders OF the Court suspending him
from Office, was arrested at Birmingham, En-
gland, Saturday, and taken to the County
Jail at Warwick.
Last Thanksgiving Day il Michigan was a
notable one. A man who quarreled with his
wife in Ingham county disappeared Thurs
day, and has not been found since. A wealthy
farmer in Mayield, Topper county, hung him
self in barn the same day. A woman in
East Saginaw hung herself in the woodshed
the same day.