Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-16

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$40 COO and $4,000; insured fer $50, 1000
Ine ONO central office and the Toledo Wa
Dash local otfces are entirely DESTROYED. and
the loss is et timated at S150 0G0; $50 0G0 in
suraree. The loss of attorneys, architects
| ana other occupants will reach $50 600, half
i n11a cd The building was insured for
SIle,OOO total loss. $3.50 000 The to-
tai Insurance is about $500 coo, divided
among nearly all the prominent con-
panies who have agencies in this city,
the policies ranging from $40, 900 down.
HICKMAN (Ky.), December l5sb.-The fire
yesterday destroyed three blocks Of the busi-
pess part of the town. Loss, $lOO, O0O /; in-
surance, $40, co.,
| YOUNGSTOWN TO-, December 15sh.-Tho
riii OF Arms Bell & Co was partly burned
last light. Loss. $4,000; insured.
steamer and Cargo DESTROYED by Fire.
SHREVEPORT Is), December 15h,-The
steamboat Kate Kinney took fire in the
Bayou at the ferry landing to-day. The boat
and cargo are total loss. The hoas w0s
Vaiusd az $50 COO; insured for $4,000 She
belonged to tie Red River ana East linz.
her cargo consisted Of 1000 bales Of cotton,
oil cake aud other freight-probably Insured
No lives were lost as far as known,
NEW ORLEANS. December l5sh.-Tte FIRE
IRON lhe burning steamer Kinney spresd to
fne euiidiDgs adjacent. being driver bv high
winds. The loss is about $50 600 Several
buildings near the ferry landiag were de-
stroyed, among them o. L. Cbamberlaiu's
machine shop. b. N. Whites residence. r b.
inson's workshop ard Gsorge L. Whi.s's res.
ldence. The steamer Kinney was totally
destroyed She had 1875 bales Of cottor
600 sacks of oil cake, 200 barrels Of oil. IL
sacks OF wool aad miscellaneous freight.
Inc books were rot saved, but the purser
succeeded IN getting some money out of the
SAFE. Iha fire originated in the deck. room
from oause unknown, AID spread go rapidly
snat the passengers and crew lost ali their
baggage.
The Airalfss In Trouble.
CINCINNATI, December 18TH. - Huber
ueuck mas brought suit against the Kiralfv
brothers to recover damages of So OGO for a
t,lure to observe the conditions Of an agree.
ment pot to play il any other tn iter in Gin.
cinrsd until they had finished their engaye-
ment at his thester. Tonight be attached
the propertv OF the Kiralfy B.ottey, e. ,hs
GraGd Opera House.
Determined 20 starye TO Heatb.
CINCINNATI, December Is binary Croes
aged 40, sentenced to years Imprisonment
November 9th For shooting at r bert Hemil
Ray, has steadily refused food siaca. and de.
clfr3s her Intention to stsrvs to death.
CottO.-iaden Steamer sunk.
NEW ORLEANS, December I5h. The
steamboat st Francis Relie, belonging to the
Ouschita River Consolidated Line. sank in
the Bay OF Bartholomew to-day. She had
full cargo of cotton. No lives were lost,
The boat was valued at IS, GOO; insured for
81, COO. The cargo viii be saved in dam.
aged condition.
Murder in the FiTs: Degree.
JACKSON (O). December I5.h.-Youpp
jackson has eeen found guilty of murder in
the first degree for killing 81. j. Hull.
Growing More Critical.
LAFAYETTE Und.l, December l5lh.-Tbe
condition Of Gadlovs S. Orth is growing more
critical daily. Il is believed he will last onlv
few days longer. His diaease is capker Of
the glands in the throat accorapsuiei bv
blood poisoning.
sb: Not Word.
NEW YORK, December 15sh.-A woman,
closely yelled. was brought TO the police head.
quarters in a hack Tonight. The case is mys.
FERROUS, and regarded as important.
seriou. Collisions OF Trains.
WATERBURY Comm, December Is h
Dsrnis Sullivan and John Leary were fatally
injured, Edward Gilroy had a thigh fractured
conductor Monshan received contusiors on
the head, and an italian was dangerously in
Jured by collision on the New York and
A'9n -ASAahu NaiToah to-day.
Railway Collision.
MONTREAL. December 15sh.-A collision
occurred to-day on the Southeastern Railwev
between passenger and freight train, No
one killed
The Winnipeg Fire.
WINNIPEG tNsnitobs) December 18th
Last nights fire burned Richard Hawb.itge.
an invalid. 20 crisp and severely scorchsd
Mrs. Pratt, who may die.
ThernnOn,etricaI.
NEW YORK, December i5th-Midnigdt.-
Highest temperature to-day, 2so; lowest, 22s
CHICAGO, December 15.h.-Highest tenn.
peratu,e to-day, lie; lowest, g..