Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-19

hour this morning, resulted in the total de-
struction Of the building, and also In render
ing ten dwelling-h houses uninhabitable. The
loss on the foundry is $4,000; insured.
Other losses. S25, 900.
SMALLPOX.
New YoRK, January 1Ssh.-One new case
Of s.all pox was reported to-day. Hoboken
has eight new cases. A woman there, stricken
with the disease, gave premature birth TO q
child. Thirteen new cases-seven coiored ana
six white-have been reported the past three
days in Richmond, Va.
THE SITUATION AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January 1Ssh. DIR. De Wolf,
Health Commissioner Of this city, says that
unless the people protect themselves by
vaccination small pox will be rampant here,
AID no man, woman or Child Will DC saIe.
Chicago has enough of its own, but neighbor-
ing towns are doing their best to increase it.
To-day seven tramps, broken out and covered
with the filthy disease, came from other cities
and walked into the health otfice. Dr.. DE
Wolf said it would not be surprising II these
seven tramps had infected thirty people.
Tonight Joseph Ackerman, who arrived in
New York from Germany by the steamer
Albion, walked into the health office with
very bad case. Hew sent to the pess-house
at once.
NOlhLn NV hs
A lady residing on Ohio street to-day dis-
covered that her babe had been taken with
the dread disease, and as it would be death to
the child fer her to stop nursing it during its
illness, she decided to remain with it, and
WAS locked in a room with the little one, with
almost certainty Of contracting the disease.
Food is supplied her from outside the house.
Blown 10 Pieces.
BRApfoRD (Pa.), January 1Sth.-Charles
Barry, Of Bradford. was blown to pieces this
afternoon at Richburg, N. Y, by the explo-
sion of four pounds of nitro-glycerine.
High Water ut Nashville.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), January 1Ssh.-The
river has risen six inches since last night, and
is still rising 4 The most disastrous results are
anticipated on Fall river. a large amount of
lumber drifted away from Nashville last
night
Sale Of Opera Tickets.
CINCINNATI. January 18sh.-For the opera
festival the four proscenium 6oxes sold at
5000 each. They seat six persons. Five
hundred and seventy-one seats sold at an
average premium of over SIS, besides the Sl4
Fatal Saloon Fight.
RAYvILLE (La.l January 1Ssh.-During
saloon fight to-day, w. p. Little (white) blew
OH the noaQ Oh MliuS uattueWS lOVioiSuJ
with a shotgun.
Death OF Veteran.
DEs MONIES Is.), January 1Sth.-John
Spence, soldier OF the war of 1872 who died
near Ogden, Boone county, yesterday, aged
49, leaves three children, twenty. eight grand
children. forty eight great grandchildren and
two great great grandchildren. Total des-
cendants, 81.
EaIVfaruSa pfnueers
New York, January 18th.-The seventh
annual celebration of the Associated Pioneers
Of the Territorial days of California was held
here tonight, and was o grand affair.
California FrGit and Flowers In Iowa.
DEs MoINRs, January 1Ssh.-Ths display
of California fruit and flowers at the meeting
of the Stata Horticultural Society to-day at
| tracted the greatest attention of any of the
| exhibits.
| A Railroad Under Water.
| NEW ORLEANS, January 1S5h.-The New
Orleans, Cairo and st. Louis Railroad is sub.
merged between Grenada and Canton.
Thermohietrfcai.
| CHICAGO, January -Miduight-The
mometer-Highest 29o, lowest l6'.
| New YORK, January 1Sth-Midnisht.- =
Temperature-Highest 29o. lowest IL.
ST. JOHN IN. B J. January 1Sth.-The
thermometer registers s. to 2S' below zero in
this province.
Reports Contradicfed.
The HAGUE, January 1Sth.-The Duyblad
contraoicts the reports that the relations be-
tween Germany and the Netherlands have
become less cordial.