Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-15
Another Dummy Accident-LittIe Girl
ehnckincly Iniured

Another Dummy Accident-LitsIe Girl
shoekinsly IsjuSed.
SAN Francisco, December IA h.-This
morning Lulu IDgraham, aged 6 years, daugh.
ter Of James Ingrahau, of this city. was run
over by a dummy on California street, near
Webster, and probably fatally Injured. The
little girl was sitting on the front end of the
dummy with her brother. but kept jumping
| from her seat in playful manner. The en-.
eineer cautioned Lulu several timer, but the
child paid no attention to the admonition.
She continued the dangerous sport, and pres
emily losing her balancs fell off. Before the
engineer could stop the dummy the wheels
had passed over both legs, msngling them
! fesrfuily. The little victim was taken to the
Receiving Hospital, where one limb was am.
putated. The surgeon is of the opinion that
if the child survives the shock the other leg
will have TO come off, too. The child is in a
very critical condition. The engineer sur
rendered himself, but was released.
AudacIous Thieves submerged Railroad
Iron-Ch:nesc Certificates.
SAN Francisco, December 14.h.-Thieves
are very audacious. Several of them met q
gentleman en- Market street, when one aske 4
him for money. Ga refusing, one of the gang
dealt him heavy blow on the jaw. The
police succeeded in arresting two of the gang.
| There is about 800 tons Of railroad iron still
| in the hull of the stranded ship Franconia at
| the Farsllores. Operations will soon be
commenced at the wreck. and it is thought
| the ircn and msny other articles Of value can
! be recovered. The vessel lies il thirty feet
of water.
The registration of departing Chinese to-
day amounted to 10. One hundred and FIVE
OF these return to China. The first certificate
| issued to female was also given to-day.
Passenger Movements lenied
Departure OF Understanding the
Tramps.
SAN FRAHcIsco, December 14.h.-The
passenger movement at ohis port fer the
month of November shows a gain of nearly
5000. and q gain of 81, 600 for the eleven
months. The traffic was about equally
divided between the water and land routes.
In two cases on appeal TO the Supreme
Court. in which he Spring Valley Water
Works and the San Fran cisco Gas Company
have pstisioned for a rshearipg against an
! assessment on their franchises by the Super
visors, sitting as Board of Equalization, a
rehearing has been denied
TIE whalers Eliza and 0rca both sailed to-
day for the south, On a cruise for sperm
whales.
The harbor police src, making things lively
for the tramps, thieves and ysgabonds who
have recently infested She wharves. Sepea
OF Lne gang nave DSeu arrested.
The Coming TrOitlnG COntest-COursang
Meeting ArraBgeG-Th0se Osirtches-
SAN Francisco, December IA HIN the
pools tonight on the trotting race Saturday
there was quite change In the betting FROM
Wednesday, Osermsn being tbs favodte iu-
stead of Romero. The former horse had the
call in all the pools for $50 against S1 50 to
SiS or Romero. "A the close the pools sold
at $50 on Romero and S25 on Overman. The
track promises TO be in 3 fast condition, and
splendid time is expected.
Alta meeting Of the Pacific Coast Coursing
Club. held tonight, it was decided to hold
the srrirg open meeting Of the Club at Mer-
csd on the 7Gh and Sih Of March.
The ostriches which arrived here from the
East few days age, en- route TO the ostrich
farm in Fresno county, are on exhibition at
| Woodward's Gardens, and are bjects of great
public curiosity.
Another Miner Cayed On.
GRASS VALLEY, December 14sh.-This
morning. while Elias Martin was working in
one of the drifts in the Idaho, he IVES caved
on and had his lefs leg broken near the ankle.
A Defective stOve-Pine.
! PRINCETON (Colusa county,, December
14.h.-Thomas Green's restaurant caught fire
this morning from defective stove. pipe, and
ii it had got little more headwsy it would
have burned the town. The loss is nominal