Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-29

here, went to church, to stay all day, Leaving
! an infant in the care of q coiored girl. The
girl went to the neighbors. leaving the child
on pallet on the floor, and was also gone
all day: When the family returned they
bly, mutilated and partly eaten by rats.
Nilsson at Chicago.
CHICAGO, November IS .b.-The sale Of
seats for N'lssor's concert opened at the
Grand Opera House this afternoon. and re.
allied nearly 81 900. Two.thiEds of the house
was sold. She goes from. here TO San Fran
| cisco.
Prominent Mason Bead.
CHICAGO, November 2Ssh.-Dr. John DeM.
Carr, well-known physician, and one of
the most advanced Masons in the United
States, dad here to day, after protracted
| illness. He was to deliver the Grafton at the
next triennsl conclave of the Knights Temp
lar st San Francisco.
Death of an Uncle Of Mrs. Hayes.
CINoINSATI, November 2Sth.-Hon. M.
Scott Cook. of Chillicothe, uncle Of Mrs. ex.
President Hayes died to-day.
Presentation TO q Retiring Professor.
BosToN, November 2S.h.-In delivering
his last lecture as Professor Of Harvard.
Oliver Wendell HOLMES was presented by the
students with cup bearing sn appropriats
couplet from bis writings His chair will be
taken by DR.. Thomas Dwight
Wife Murder and suicide.
PITTsBURG. November 2Ssh.-John Muel.
Ter, saloon-keeper, cut his wife's throat aud
then his own with razor this evening. The
cause is supposed TO have been jealousy.
The Fire Record.
PITTsBURG, November 2Ssh.-A fire in
Able. kim & Co.'s glass factory to-day burned
the pot rooms, packing house and fattering
department. Loss, $50, o00; insured.
BLUE RAPIDS ks J, November 2Stb,-Uo.
Loss, S65, 600; insured for half that amount,
The Weather In the East.
NEW YORK November 2Sth.-Spow fell in
the south Atlantic States to-day. 1t ia cold,
being only g. above zero at Whitehall, n. Y.
New York, November 2sth-Midnight.-
Highest temperature to-day, 81 lowest, 23o.
CHICAGO, November 2S:h.-Highest TEN.
perature to-day, 42'; lowest, 26'.
A Mild Winter Predicted.
WASHINGTON, November 2S.h.-Henry L.
Hazen, Of the Signal Service, predicts that
the coming winter will be mild. The predic,
i'm - bocCN UH LiAOlOuSu GAdIlluablGl
indicators in possession of The Signal Office
Death Of Congressmen.
BATON ROUGE, November 2Sih.-General
Andrew S. Heron, Congressman elect from
the Sixth District, died very suddenly last
night of heart disease.
PINE BLUFF, November 2S5h.-O. P. Sny-
der, q member of the Forty -second and Forty
third Congress, died at Pine Bluff, Ark, last
Saturday evening.
The gn0t Finally Entied.
ST. LOUIS, November 2Ssh.-Barnett Dixon
has got divorce from bis wife, who last
spring attracted attention by clipping with
John Curtis.
Something Outside the Usual Custom.
SYRACUSE, November 2Sth.-The trial of
Z. Porter Lee, late President of the First
National Bank Of Buffalo. for embs zzement,
resulted IN his sentence to ton years impris-
onment.
Lunar Rainbow.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), November 2S:h.-A
beautiful lunar rainbow was visible at 8 o'clock
this morning, and excited much comment
New POstoflice.
WASHINGTON, November 2S.h.-A new
possoffice WAS established to-day at Ridge,
Umatila county, Oregon, with William Il.
Stanwen as Postmaster.
Lottery Abolished.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 2Sth.-By de.
cision of the Supreme Court, the notorious
Vinceunes lottery is abolished.
A Mite Of GirI.
READING (Pean.) November 2Ssh.-Auna
III. Shesger, dwarf, 10 Years old, weighing
only 103 pounds, blind and unable to walk,
died to-day.
Boston Wool Market.
Boston, November rs ;h.-The demand for
wool is steady but moderate, and in prices
there is very little change. Californis spring
has Teen sold st 30@32c for choics northern,
and 20(a25c for lower grades.
Names of Forts Changed.
WASHINGTON, November 2Ssh. - Fort
Point, San Francisco, will hereafter be known
as Fort Winfield Scott, and Fort San jose, in
the same hsrbor, as Fort Mason.
Another Rear Admiral Dead
WAsHINGToN, November % h.-Rear Ad.
miral James Il. Strong, retired died at CO.
lumbus, S. G., this morning.
The Vote of wisconsin.
MADISON, November 2Sth.-The official
State vote on Congressman is as follows
Democrats, 103. $40; Republicans, "a 652;
Prohibition, IA. ZIG Democratic plurality,
S.S94. Republican plurality last year, Ii, 957.
Cotton. Laden steamer suak.
BATEsvILLE ARK. November 2S 5h.-The
upper White river steamer Lady Bone, with
200 bales of cotton and severed hundred sacks
of cotton seed, is sunk sixteen miles below
here 10 eight feet Of water. The boat is ma
tsrislly damaged. No insurance on steamer
or cargo.
Printers Strike Threatened.
Boston, November 2Sth.-Tho Typograph.
ical Union orders strike in the book and
job offices December 1st, unless an increase
of ten cents per thousand ems is granted.
4 Family Marriage.
NEW York, November 2S;h.-Miss Msy
Crittendep, niece of Mrs. Mark Hopkins, was
married to Timothy Hopkins. adopted son OF
the late Mark Hopkins, of San Francisco, st
st. Thomas Church, tonight, by Rev. w.
II. PIatt, d. D., formerly of Grace Church,
San FraL cisco, now Of St. Peters Church,
Rochester. The church was tastefully
decorated with palms, evargreens and ferns.