Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

Henry Neihaus, so wears old, was csught
in the shafting of the Hartzel felting works
at Cincinnati, yesterday morning, and in
saantly killed.
A fire at 46 Walnut street, Cincinnati, yes
terday, destroyed Moemh & Jensens whole
sale grocery and liquor store. Loss, $40, COO ;
insurance. $50 600.
CharlesJ. Steinauer & Co., wholesale jewell
ers Of Cincinnati, have assigned. No state
ment.
The rear coach on the south bound train on
the G. c.. and Santa Fe Railroad was over
turned near Arcola, Tex, and an old gentle
man seriously and two ladies slightly hurt.
Charles Ross, a colored man, was murdered
during party at friends house last night
at Bordentown, n. j. Henry Williams and
| Charles Moss have been arrested.
Robert T. Lincoln, son of President Lin
coin. received the most, and Alexander
Campbell, the apostle of the Greenback lu-
| macy, received the least votes on the Electoral
| ticket in Illinois.
1t is not likely that the public debt will
( decrease this month over S27, eco, 600.
John G.. Thompson, of Columbus, o., will
retire from politics and become a journalist.
having purchased half interest in the
DaiIy Times, which he will make a central
Democratic organ.
| st. Louis merchants are excited over an ad-
| vance of 50 50@3 per bale on cotton.
The United States Court having decided
that national banks cannot be taxed by a
State, because the State law authorizing such
! taxes is invalid, the New York city banks
| will at once proceed to relieve themselves of
| the taxation, which aggregates 81. 500, oo0.i
| The police of Jersey City suspect that
| Mrs. Martha E. Lehback, whose burned
| body was found Thursday, met her death at
| the hands OF her husband, barber. The
| couple have been mutually jealous, and many
circumstances of the case confirm the police
suspicious
Two hundred and thirty.six thousand
| ounces of silver were purchased this week for
| the New Orleans and San Francisco Mints.
| The Chicago Tribune says: II is said the
| Union Pacific Railroad Company recognizes
| the tendency towards low passenger fares,
| and the rates from Omaha to Ogden, a dis
tance OF l. 0S3 miles, has been reduced from
! S77 to S62, or from q cents per mile to 6
cents per mile.
| The German steamer Katal, Captain
| Weiss. from Glasgow, November 10Th, for
| New York, has arrived at Queenstown, after
! being at sea ten days. Her decks were
swept and her engines are out of oroer.
| The royal family were present at London
yesterday at the funeral of Chief Justice
Cockburn.
| Nothing is kown at Berlin of the reported
! serious illness OF Bismarck, who is merely suf-
| fering from rheumatism.
The Hanlan -Laycook race is probably i'm
! possible, as the Australians cannot raise the
| necessary 81, 600. Betting is six to four on
| Ross against Trickett for Mondays race.
II has been arranged at London to take
$50, coo in gold bars from the open market,
/ for shipment BY today's steamer to America.
| Michael Kurtz celebrated Thanksgiving at
| Detroit by filing up with cheap whisky and
/ then drinking ON wager pint more. His
companions put him in a barn to sober up,
! and yesterday morning he was found dead.
| L. Booth Winter shielded at Detroit yes.
| terday by cutting his iugular vein. Neural
/ eia of the heart caused temporary insanity.
! Two men were killed and three seriously
| injured yesterday by the falling OF a scafold
at the Harlem Railroad bridge.
| One million and a quarter OF dollars were
withdrawn from the Bank Of England foT
| New York yesterday.
New counterfeit $40 United States notes
/ have been discovered.