Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-25

the first of next year, AMI continue them
probably until April. The Mobile, Memphis
aud Nashville meetings following in close
consecutive order to the spri1g campaign,
will give an unbroken chain of race meetings
through the year.
Destruction by Fire.
BUFFALO, November 2fsh.-This morning
brick dwelling at Cold Spring, belonging to
George Bailey, was burned. Loss. $50, 900.
SCRANTON pa J, November 24sb.-James
Ruddy's house at Providence Was burned to-
DAY, and Mrs. Rudy persisted in the flames.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 9th. This
morning hire broke oet in clearinghouse,
Ins rear portion of which was DESTROYED.
I Two servant girls named Kittie DAILY and
Ella hseuan, were burned to death.
NORFOLK (Ya.l, November 24.h. - The
steamer Rotary was burned to-day, while
loading at Astoria for Baltimore. About
Zto oales OF cotton and some general freight
were destroyed or damaged by being thrown
overheard.
An Adventures Brought TO Grief.
Nav YORK, November 24th.-Aary Mis-
cheii, young English woman with half n
Dozen aliases, has been arrested on charge
OF robbiug John II. Davis, banker. Of So 500
worth OF le~elry the day after she entered
INTO his employ as governess. She is Ct wears
old, very laoyike, and speaks half Che mod
ern languages. she claims that her brother
Is one OF the wealthiest of the English COP
per masters. and she herself is worth many
thousand pounds, which she is unable to get
possession of. When she came TO this CITY in
June. she presented letter to Ransom, of
the firm OF KneVals & Ransom, President
Arthur's partners. from friend of hers in
England, IN which she was described as a
wealthy lacy, looking for child stolen from
her, snd strongly commended to his care.
The Garfield Monument Fair.
WASHINGTON, November 24th.-The Gar
field Monument Fair will be opened at 2
o'clock tomorrow. The exercises will not
include the contemplated grafton hut will
be confined to President Arthur's declaration
that the lair Is open, which will be made
nom the pagoda in The center of the Capitol
rotunda. The Cabinet will be present, also
the Justices Of the Supreme Court, members
OF the Diplomatic Corps, the General of the
army and Admiral Of the navy The prepa-
rations are complete, and the display will be
beautiful and varied
Providing for Poor FsraeIifes.
New YORK, November 24th. "A Passover
Relief Association has bsep formed here,
Its purpose is TO distribute among the poor
lsraelites unleaYened bread during the Feast
OF the Passover, and enable them TO observe
the feast in accordance with the Mosaic law.
Not 10 be Disturbed DurIng Coed Be-
havIoF.
WASHINGTON, November 24sh. The Com
missioner of Indian fairs, IN letter to the
Male Sac Indians OF Minnesota, refuses to
permit them to come to Washington for con-
sultatIon. The Commissioner adds that the
treaty will be faithfully adhered TO, and so
long as they refrsin from committing out
RACES they will not be removed to White
Earth Agency.
The CoekereII-sIayback Case 49, Frank
James to be Arraigned.
ST. LOUIS, November 24th.-It is an
that the Grand Jury will return an
ignored blu in the matter of the killing of
Colonel Slayback by John A Cockerell.
Frank James will be arrsigned Monday in
ksrsas City on three indictments, found pre-
viOus to his surrender
Collision of Coal Trains.
PHILADELPHIA, November 24sh.-A COLI.
sion between coal trains on the Lehigh Val
ley Railroad, to-day, resulted in wrecking the
engines and many cars.
Wholesale Suspension.
PORTSMOUTH, November 24th-Nearly the
entire force in the department of construction
and repairs at the navy yard has been sus-
pended till December 115h.
Chicago Driving Park AssocistIsn.
CHICAGO, November 24th.--The Chicago
Driving Park Association has opened sixteen
stakes. to be run at the summer meeting,
June q to July 6. 1888. Six arc for two
yesr-Olds, five for three-year. ODDS, five for all
ages-an aggregate of $4,000. Entries TO
close January 10, 1888. except three, which
are post sweepstakes. In addition, the asso-
citation opens four stakes for the summer
meeting of 1884 to close ADril , 1892 and
one for 1885.
GOrham's Confidence.
WASHINGTON, November 9th. -Gorhan
announces that the reports that the Republi-
can Senators will oppose his candidacy for
Secretary of the Senate are unfounded, and
that he will have the unanimous support of
all.
Died frOm the Beating ne Received.
New YORK, November 2lth.-Ths >asf
says that the blacksmith Rainey, who fou I'D
Sullivan with soft gloves in Washington ten
days ago, has died from the effects of MS in
juries, and that Sullivan is evadiDg the
officers.
Deaths DosBgs.
New York, November 24sh,-The famous
jockey, Gilbert PaEtrich, who in 1855 rode
Lexington four miles against time in New
Orleans in 7:191 winning an enormous
amount for MIR. TeabIoecG, died this even
Ing.
SAN ANTONIO, November 24tb.-Philip d.
Bennett, a resident here for thirty.six wears.
died this evening. He was the first man to
raise the Union flag in Texas after the sur
render Of Lee.
ThermometrIcai.
New York, November 24sh-Nidnighf-
Highest temperature to-day, 40'; lowest, S5'.