Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-24

/ Sifeh neE q HarCOt1c to
induce sleep. Her moans could be plainly
heard on the sidewalk, and passers-by were
attracted by the unusual sound. until crowd
| had cougregated in the vicinity of the house
| The affair has created considerable erc;ta.
ment in this city. owing to the fact that the
parties are SO well known. The construction
| put upon Mrs. Christiancys conduct ia that
| her troubles have driven her mad, and the
next step in the case may be to send her to
the asylum.
Sad and Lonely Death OF a Veteran Actor.
NEW York. November 23d-The circum-
stances attending the death of the late James
H. Vinson, the veteran California actor and
stage manager, were very painful. lie was
taken i'll in saloon on Sixth avenue much
frequented by the profession, and requested
the man in charge to allow MIN to remain all
night. When the saloon was opened in the
morning Vinson was found dead. There was
not soul near him when he passed away. 1t
is generally believed that he died of iheu-
matism Of the heart. The prominent actors
here have taken charge of the funeral, and his
remains will be deposited in Woodlawn Gene
terry tomorrow.
California Fruit Interests.
CHICAGO, November 23d.-The Tribune
prints column of matter on California
fruits, showing their importance in this mar
ket, and that they are distributed from this
city over the whole country. In the article
| is interviewer an III erview with Washington
Porter, Of fruit shipping firm in this city,
who has been in California recently. Mr..
Porter is thoroughly impressed with the idea
that the State is only in lis infancy so far as
| lis production of fruits for the use OF the
world is concerned.
The Star Route Cases.
| Nora,.la
Attorney-General makes public the reports
submitted by NJ. Nj. Gibson, special attorney
for the United States in the star service in
vestieation, who says: For manifest reasons
it would not be prudent to disclose all the
facts discovered by the investigation pursued
| by representatives of the two Departments.
or indicate the evidence, which must be re-
served for the Courts. The document. never
theless, would fill twenty newspaper columns.
Accident Oh an Elevated Railroad.
| New YORK November 23d-This morning
| the train On the Third-avenue Elevated Rail-
way came crashing at full speed into the
| bumpers at the City Hall Station. The pas
sengers were severely bruised. The air brakes
had failed to act.
Killed by Fall.
KANSAS CRY MO-, November 23d.-Gen-
eral John W. Reid, prominent lawyer and
wealthy citizen, GO years of age was killed
to day by falling from caboose on the Mis
souri, Pacific Railroad.
Reported Railroad CeIIision-TweIye Per.
sons Killed.
| JERSEY CITY, November 23d.-A passen.
ger has arrived here and reports a railroad
| collision near Railway, in which twelve per-
sons were killed. The railway officials say
| they have no knowledge of the accident.
New York, November 23d.-In the cushion
calrom billiard tournament tonight Carter,
in A innings, defeated Heiser who made but
esting and even at the 55th inning, each be-
ing 1874. Slosson finished the game in the
57th inning, Gallagher being still 1874.
BUSINESS OF the Country.
NEW YORK, November 23d-The Clear
ing-house exchanges for the week show in
creased business transactions, at nearly oil
the cities over the corresponding week of last
year. Milwaukee shows a decrease of "a
per cent, and New Haven of 10. New Or
leans is about stationary. At all the other
towns there has been an increase.
Preparations for Thanksgiving Day.
NEW YORK, November 23d.-To. morrow,
THANKSGIVING, will be observed as close
holiday, and the Associated Press Office will
be closed.
MILFORD (Pa.), November 23d.-A very
sudden and heavy snow storm began here to-
day.
New York. November 23d.-There was a
light furry of snow to-day.
woman Shot Twice.
New YORK, November 23d.-Mrs. Annie
Lewis was shot twice to night by William
Eckert an ex-convict. Eckert previously
attempted to shoot his mother. Mrs. Lewis
wound is serious. Eckert was arrested.
Invited 80 Compete.
WASHINGTON, November 23d.-Americsn
artists are invited to submit designs for
monument to Alexander IL, to be erected in
the inclosure of the Kremlin at Moscow.
Fire in Dakota.
YANKToN, November 23d-A FIRE this
morning destroyed six frame buildings on the
north side OF Third street. Loss, S15, 600 :;
half insured
Protecting Daughters Reputation.
LANCASTER (O.), November 23i-Herman
Peter shot and fatally wounded Philip Belts
to day. Belts made insinuations regarding
the character of Peters daughter.
Schooner Lost-six SIen Missing.
BUFFALO, November 23d.-The schooner
Mary Jane, from Port Dover for Erie, is re-
ported lost, with six men missing.
Eastern Temperature.
New YoRK, November Midnight
Thermometer-Highes 40', lowest so.