Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-16
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
Special Dispatches to the "Reoord.
Union" Boiled Down.

Milo Goodrich, a leading member of the
bar and an ex-Cong died at Albany,
n. Y, yesterday.
AT Washington the conviction is rapidly
forcing itself on the people that the Worlds
Fair will surely collapse.
At Albany, N. Y, yesterday, A. Munson
& Co.'s shoe store was damaged by fire to the
amount of $4,000. Insured.
Doctors and sailors from American ships
particularly distinguished themselves in at
tending to the wounded at Chios.
At Buffalo, n. Y, Thursday night, FIRE
in the hat mandatory of Stafford, Fault 4
Co., caused damage to the amount of $50, 600;
insured.
Jack Cooke was murdered at the notorious
den of Widow Kelly, two miles from Gains
vile, Texas, Thursday night, by two un-
kno wn men.
Reports of April 1st received at the De.
partment of Agriculture at Washington, show
an increase of nearly per cent in the area
of sown winter wheat.
A very heavy frost has prevailed over
eastern, northern and western Texas for two
nights past, doing great damage to corn,
wheat, fruit and vegetables.
The new boats Iron Mountain and E. NJ.
Norton, and their balges, left st. Louis last
evening for New Orleans, with about ACC, 600
bushels of grain for foreign shipment.
At Dayton, Ohio, yesterday German
veteran named Fred Hartman committed
suicide by hanging himself with handker-
chief at the Soldiers Home. He was crazy.
A six-story building, 145 and 147 Mulberry
street, New York, occupied by various manu-
factnring companies, was damaged by fire
yesterday morning to the extent of $50, 600.
At Madrid yesterday large petard was
exploded at the door of the Church of Santa
Maria while the edifice was full of worship
ers. The door was damaged, but no one was
hurt.
J. G. Unser, dispatch clerk in the Cincin-
natl Postotfice, has been caught in the act of
stealing. decoy package having been set for
him. Valuables have been missing for several
months.
One of the largest cattle transactions ever
made has just been closed in Texas by Messrs.
Hughes of st. Louis and Simpson of Wealth
erford, Texas, purchasing the famous "Mil-
lett ranch for $500, 900.
A delegation of Virginia Republicans,
headed by Congressman Jorgensen, called on
the President yesterday and begged him not
to recognize Malone or to encourage any Re-
publican coalition with him.
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land Hill were transferred from Surrey
Chapel to Newman Halls Church, and de-
posted at the foot of the tower erected as
memorial of the abolition of slavery.
Rothschilds' Paris house has notified the
italian Government of its inability to issue a
loan for the resumption of specie payments
as long as the difficulties between France and
Italy are not entirely smoothed away.
The anti-Jewish petition sent to Bismarck
on the 18th had been going about the Empire
for signatures for six months past, and aims
at imposing restrictions on the immigration
of Jews into Germany and excluding them
from certain walks of activity.
An Albany, n. Y, special says: Ross, the
second mate convicted of murder on chip
board in Japan, will be put to work in the
shoemsking department of the Penitentiary
1t is said the legal expenses in the case will
be from $40, 600 to $40. 600, which tie United
States Government will have to pay.