Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-15
HOME HAPPENINGS.
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depot narrowly escaped. The loss is half
million at least.
UTICA. December 14.h.-The Remington
sewing machine factory at Lion was burned
down to-day, with its machinery.
UTICA IN. W December 14th.-Fifty
men were thrown out of employment by the
burning of the wood.shop of the Remington
factory. Loss, $40 coo; insurance, s19. 600.
Reversing the Order-TOmsn Sued for
Breach Of Promise.
PHILADELPHIA, December 14th.-Georgs
| Hildreth has entered suit for a breach of
promise against Mrs. Thomas A. Cshill,
| widow of the Precedent Of tie Knickerbocker
| Ice Company, who left fortune of over half
| q million dollars.
Freight Trains In Collision.
LANCASTER IN. b. J, December 14th.-By
a collision Of freight trains on the trunk road
at Stcatfo.d Hollow, P. Foley, one of the cor :
ductors. was probably fatally injured. john
Lyon, the ether conductor, was seriously hurt.
Oae engine was wrecked.
The Louisville Frauds.
LOUISVILLE (Kyl December I4.h.-The
committee examining the books of the City
Tax Collector and Assessor for 1879 report
222 cases in which the city has been dsfreuded
Of sums ranging from 50 to 5000. All occur
entries were made between July Isl and De-
cember 81, 1879.
Momlcidcs In Texas.
FoRT WORTH Crex.), December 14.h.-
Simon Gabert to-day shot dead W. G. Caller.
Both were Gotten buyers. Gatert claims that
Caller had been following him all day.
| The Mayor Of Decatur was attacked by a
| negro to-day, and in resentment the Mayor
struck the negro with q stone, breakins his
neck.
Smallpox I'm IadiaH Territory.
CoFFEYvILLE (Ks.) December 14sh.-News
is received OF great suffering among the Che
rokess in Indian Territory, on account of the
ravsges Of smallpox. In one family Of five
ment has az propriated 50 900 to secure al
.endancs for the sick, and if possible stay the
adVanc, of the disease.
Family Poisoned.
SEDALIA INC J. Dscembe, 14.b-Michael
| Leonard, wife ard three children, drank from
a bottle supposed TO contain whisky, which
they found on the railroad track. All were
! seized with symptoms OF poisoning and sui.
fered greatly. The youngest child died.
Two CoIorea soys Bnrned 10 BeatE.
MEMPHIS, December IA 1.-Two colored
| youths ware harmed to death tonight. They
| had made themselves bed in large box,
and tie superstition is that the bed caugh;
6Ie from cigarettes, which thsy were smoking
4 Years Losses.
GLOUCESTER (Mass.). December 14th-
Thirteen vessels and lis men were lost in the
Gloucester fisheries The present year.
Found Dead in lsis Fed.
MILWAUKEE, December l4th.-Russell
v heeier, weil-known gambler, was found
dead in bed az the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. David I. Post, this moruirg. Paralysis
| Of tie heart was the cause. He has been q
roted character n this vicinity for many
years. Failing in half dozen different kinds
| OF business, he finally took to gambling,
which Re Continued. Ia row resulting from
his profession, he ohcs killed man named
Henderer.
! Skating Bisaster-ChIIdren Drowned.
PHILADELPHIA, December 14h.-While g
number of persons were skating on Atb3t's
dam, Falls OF the Schuylkill, this evening,
| The ice gave way. and Annie Casey, 10. Snow
| den, Thomas Kindie and Violet Barker,
| children, were drowned, and il Is feared OH.
ers met similar fate. -Four bodies were re.
| covered.
Confederate Bonds wanisd.
BALTIMORE, December I4th.-An extraor-
binary demand has sprung up for ConfedeIa ate
bonds here, 10 meet the orders Of Eoglish
capitalists. The orders are wholly fer coupon
bonds, large quantities of which ara being
rsc=ived here from the South.
ThermometFicai.
NEW YoRK, December 14Fh-Micnight-
Highest temperature to-day, S3'; lowest, 29'.
CHICAGO. December 14sh.-Highest tenn
peratUre to-day, 250; lowest, IL.