Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-03
Hestward.Round Passengers.

last year: New ork, by 2S.0 per cent; Dos
ton, 1876; Philadelphia rs; Chicago 81.
Cincinnati, 1877; Baltimore, 25.4; st. Louis,
"a; San Francisco, IA; Pittsburg, 9.4;
dence, 10; Kansas City, SO; indianapolis,
lis; Cleveland, SO; st. Joseph, 1916;
Syracuse, SIS; Lowell, T. The following
towns have decreased: New Orleans, Il.
| New Haven, 20.
| Terrible Disasters Mother and Son
Burned 10 DeatE--Fatl,er and Six Chill
dren the Victims of Flames.
BosToN, February 2d-Johanna Callahan
and her son William were burned to death in
their dwelling at Dorchester to-day.
| SPRING LICK (KY.l, February 2d.-Wiley
| Embrey. an old and respected farmer of But
Ter county. and six children burned to death
| Friday night, his wife and eldest daughter
| escaping. The children slept up stairs, where
the fire broke cut, and Embrey tried to save
them, dying in the attempt.
Suicide.
ANN ARBoR Mich February 2d.-Two
women, claiming to nail from Detroit, spent
the evening at hotel here with Henry A.
Fairbanks OF Ontario, playing cards About
midnight there were heard high words, and
the women fed, just as Fairbanks put bullet
through his head, causing almost instant
!
wife. He had evidently premeditated suicide,
as letters on his person proved.
Charley Ross Found Again.
CHICAGO, February 2d-The Tf'iJuaes
London (Ont) special says: It is probable
that the genuine and only original Charley
| Ross has been discovered on the farm of Jos.
| Bonn, German. He was taken from home
one day by two men in buggy, and remem-
bers nothing more until he arrived among the
Indians, except crossing river-probably
Niagara. He was placed in an Indian family
and cruelty treated and beaten. He fed, and
after many adventures, last October came to
Mr.. Bonn, who refused to give him up except
| to his father.
Coasting Accidents.
COLLEGE POINT d. L., February 3D.
Charles Barngert, two daughters and three
young women, coasting down hill, were I'M
able to stop their sled, which ran off the
wharf and broke through the ice in Flushing
Bay. All were rescued but it is thought that
| two will die from the shock and cold. Shortly
after another sled of coasters ran off the same
place. All rescued, but almost persisted.
The Plymouth Fire.
RALEIGH N. C.), February 2d.-The bust
ness portion of Plymouth was thickly built
with stores and warehouses, and the fire yes
| terday swept away every building, with its
stock The losses are well divided up, and
will amount to S12S, 900; not insured.
Fatal Array Between Prominent MetfO.
dIsts.
HICKORY BRIDGE (Kyl, February ID
| William Mckinney was murdered here Mon
day by Columbus Case, who knocked him
down with an AK, beat his head to Jelly and
| fed. Both were prominent Methodists. An
/ old feud was the cause.
Anti-Saio0n Movement.
CONCORD On. II. j February 2d.-A resolu-
| ton has been introduced in the City Govern
ment instructing the Mayor to close all
liquor saloons in the city. 1t will not be
acted on until the last of the month, when it
viii probably pass, and it looks as if liquor
crusade will be inaugurated.
Few Mining Exchange.
PHILADELPHIA, February 2d-The Ma
tional Mining Exchange, which was inau-
gurated yesterday, is open for business to-
day.
California Mountain Trout in New Work.
NEW York, February 2d-Seth Green says
the present outlook is very favorable for the
Fish Commissioners being able to furnish
New York with large supply of California
mountain trout.
silver and Stocks.
New YORK, February 2d.-Silver bars,
I'LL; money, 4@6; Governments steady !;
stocks closed unsettled; Western Union,
III; Quicksilver, 145; Pacific, 81; Mari
posa, 3; Wells, Fargo & Co., us; New
York Central 146s Erie, 4S4; Panama,
227; Union Pacific, 116; bonds, 1134; Cen
trail Pacific, IS; bonds, 1133a; Sutro, II.
Ohio and the Cabinet.
CINCINNATI, February 2d.-Garfeld says
to delegation pressing Foster for the Cabi-
net: ''Now don't you think Ohio has al
ready had too many appointments and hon.
ors? DON'T you think the most grateful
thing an Ohio President can do is to leave
Ohio out of the Cabinet altogether"
The POnca Question.
WASHINGTON. February 2d-A gentleman
who has closely followed the Ponca question
says the entire agitation is a railroad scheme
to obtain possession Of the Indian reservation
west of the Mississippi.
The Pennsylvania Senat0rship.
HARRIsBURG, February 2d.-Fifteenth bal
lot: Wallace 81, Oliver so, Grow 81, ad-
journed.
Kerosene Again.
ST. PAUL, February 2d.-Nlrs. T. o. Ches-
ner and two children were burned to death in
| her house tonight. The fire was caused by
the explosion of kerosene lamp.
Four Men Killed by Boiler Explosion.
BALTIMORE, February 2d.-The boiler of
the steam yacht Carrie, owned by John
Waughtmaugh of Philadelphia, exploded to.
night off Chase's wharf, in this city. -Four
men were killed-three white and one colored.
Opposition 10 Consolidation.
ALBANY, February 2d.-The Assembly
passed the bill to prevent a consolidation of
the telegraph companies.
4 Town Partially Burned.
MOBILE, February 21.-The town of Scoo-
lea, on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, was
partially burned this morning. Loss, S35, 0O0
Sudden Death of Veteran.
LEAvENwoRTH (Ks.l February 2d.-Lieu-
tenant Colonel L. E. Hunt, of the Pay De-
partment, who saw half a century of service
and was to have been made Paymaster-Gen-
eral by Lincoln, died suddenly here to-day.