Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-26

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sual amount of Sickness and physicians are
puzzled by it.
Senatorial Elections.
NASHVILLE, January 25th.-Bailey mas
withdrawn. On the 9th ballot the vote
stood Maynard, Al Taylor 81 Bright, s.;
rest scattering.
NASHVILLE, January 25th.-The Demo
Gratis show signs of uniting upon George w.
Jones, who served sixteen years in Congress.
TRENTON IN. j., January 25th.-At the
Senatorial election to-day the ballot stood ::
Sewell A; Randolph, 81.
HARRISBURG (Pa.l January 25th.-The
ballot for Senator stood: Wallace. 50; Oh
liver, 50; Grow, 55; rest scattering. Ad-
journed.
HARRISBURG, January 25th.-Don Cam
eron is here, alarmed over the possibility of
Young Wolf, his deadly foe, becoming a
compromise candidate.
GALVESTON Tex, January 25th.-The
Nelos' Austin special says: Maxey was elect
ed Senator on the first ballot The vote in
the Senate stood: Maxey %, Throckmorton
8, Davis (Rep.) l. In the House Maxey re-
ceived 81, Throckmorton "a, Davis 5, Rea-
gan l.
Some Wealthy BOndhOlders.
CHICAGO, January 25th.-An Inter Ocean
Washington special says: Treasury records
show that Vanderbilt owns $50, 900, 600 in
United States bonds, the quarterly interest
on which is $500. 900. Other members of the
family have So 900, 900 more, with quarterly
interest of $4,000. Louis McLane has
$4,000, 600 in bonds, with quarterly interest
incoming of $50 1000. j. G. Flood has &c.
600, 600, with quarterly revenue from the
investment of 100000, and Miss Jennie
Flood, his daughter has in her name the sum
of 81, 800 900 in bonds, and the quarterly
pocket money therefrom of S25, 600 Christine
Nilsson has $4,000 in fives of 1881, and S22.
600 skies of 1881. Lolita, the actress, has
$500 in fves, and Emma Thursby has
S14 coo of skies.
Last Years Immigration.
New York, January 25th-The annual
report of the Immigration Commissioners
shows that the country is not to receive as
much by the great influx of foreigners here
as had been hoped. Nearly half of the i'm
migrants landed during the year have re-
manned IN New York Contrary to the gen.
eral supposition, New England has been the
destination of many immigrants, getting far
more in proportion to her population than
the West. OF the 372, $50 passengers of all
kinds landing here during the year, 800, COZ
were immigrants, an increase of 1861 over
bliitL Ill 1919. vi bllesc IIllullSIdubS U.. QUO
went East, and 112, 119 went West, New
York retaining 137, 561.
Democratic Rascallty Exposed.
NEW YORK, January 25th.-A special from
Montgomery, Alabama, says that startling
developments were made yesterday at an ex-
animation in the contest of Paul Strobach
against H. A. Herbert, for a a seat as Repre-
sentative in the Forty seventh Congress from
the Second District of Alabama. 1t was
proved that the Democratic Manager of
Election confessed having thrown out 800
Strobach votes and substituted 800 Herbert
votes, causing thus difference of 600 votes
at one poll.
Death of an Army officer.
SAN ANTONIO TEX, January 25th.-Ma-
ior Clarence Mauck, of the Ninth Cavalry,
died to-day of consumption.
A Large Bank Building Proposed.
New YORK, January 25th.-Eugene Kelly,
banker, is about erecting massive business
structure on the ground now occupied by the
Nassau Bank building, corner Nassau and
Beekman streets The site of the proposed
structure is 100 feet square.
Charged with Murder.
ST. LOUIS, January 25th.-Thomas J.
Stoll, claiming to be farmer of Mel eansboro,
ILL.,, was arrested to-day, charged with the
murder Of man found dead in an alley be-
tween Pine and Chestnut streets this morn
ing. He says he was drunk at the time, and
had fight with three men who tried to rob
him but denies having knife or doing any
stabbing. He admits, however, being with
the two women who informed the police on
him.
Mutiny ut Sea.
New York, January 25th-The British
bark Souvenir, Captain Achard, which sailed
from this port January 18th for Queenstown,
has returned. On the 10Th the crew mutt.
MED, and taking the wheel from the mate put
the vessel about and returned to port.
Sentenced for Life.
ELMIRA On. Y, January 25th.-Simmons,
the prisoner in the Reformatory who killed
keeper McKelvey, has been found guilty Of
murder in the second degree and sentenced to
Auburn Prison for life.
Arrested for Embszzlcmenf.
BosToN, january 25th.-Oscar Rice, some
years ago Internal Revenue Collector for the
Louisiana District, has been arrested ON a
charge OF embezzling $4,000.
steamer Explosion.
PENSACOLA Ella J, January 25th.-The
steamer Minnie exploded her boiler on Per-
dido bar to day. The captain, engineer and
fireman were killed.
Another Railroad Station BurgIarized.
OMAHA, January 25th.-The depot of the
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad in
Nebraska, at Bloomington, was burglarized
last night, and $500 stolen from the safe,
which was blown open. The burglars made
their escape, leaving no trail behind them.
Resigned-Increased immigration.
WASHINGTON, January 18th. Justice
Swayne resigned to-day from the United
States Supreme Court.
One hundred and thirsy-one thousand
more immigrants arrived in the United States
during the past six months than for the same
time IN 1879.
The Railroad War.
New YORK, January 25th.-The railroad
war still continues. A few days ago the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company reduced its
emigrant rate 40 per cent. and to-day the
Erie and New York Central did the same.
Following are specimen rates at which tick
eta are sold at Castle Garden to all corners,
whether they be emigrants or not Cleve-
50 80; Cincinnati, Sc 80; Louisville, So 80.
Pawnbroker Punished.
CHICAGO, January 25th.-1'he jury tonight
in the Criminal Court found Lesser Fried
burg guilty on three counts of an Indictment
against I'LL lUf iaICcuS dud AeCcNlAS onu
paving for stolen goods, and sentenced him to
four years in the Penitentiary. Friedburg is
a pawnbroker of evil repute, who for many
years has been fence for the worst kind
of thieves, burglars and pickpockets. This
was an aggravated case.
The Great Telegraph Enterprise.
CHICAGO, January 25th.-Permission to or
ganize new telegraph company, with ST.
000, 900 capital, was received from Springfield
to day, and stock books will be at once opened
here for subscriptions. 1t is believed that
the telegraph company outlined in Saturday
nights disT atches will push forward its en-
terprise and get the lines first to New York,
and subsequently to other principal cities in
the East and between here and New York.
$3.50, 600 will be paid up.
Hotel Destroyed by Fire.
DENVER (Col J, January 25th.-The Repub-
licGn's Alamosa special says: A fire early
this morning destroyed the Carter House and
adjoining saloon and Chinese laundry. The