Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-13

passed through Omaha to-day for San Fran.
cisco with st. Julien and Overmar, and two
other horses belonging to Mr.. Mackay, and
also seven horses for breeding purposes. He
will rsst one day at Chez enne.
LIN Regard to Pensions.
WASHINGTON. November 12sh.-Psnsion
commissioner Durley, in preparing the Ia
bles for his annual report, has made the dis.
covery that there are loo, 900 ex.soidiers yet
living In the United States who have never
applied for pensions. These men are getting
along In years, and disorders contracted in
the service are msnifestiug themselves in
psnsionable disabilities. The prevalent idea
that the pension rolls should be decreasing
az THIS time is erroneous. They are, on the
contrary, likely to increase for some years.
Inc annual amount for current payments is
now about $50. 600. 600. exclusive of arrears.
The Tables Turned.
.SSiH!ARLoTrEsvrLLEtV Val. November 18th
Dlopie, the Democratic Congressman from
South Carolina, who was unseated at the Las.
session by the Republicans of the House. has
sent the following sarcastic greeting to John
fsui, Malone Congressman, who was
elected 81 in the Seventh Virginia District on
tuesday by a majority of about $50:
Hon Hon, John Paul, Harrisburg. Va: have been
washington this winter and return compliments.
DIBBLE.
Dibble was unseated last session by Paups
vote. As that gsntleman's seat in the nexl
House will be contested by Offsrle dam. !
Dlb5.e expects to return the compliment to
Paul. ~
Yellow Fever.
PENSACOLA, November I2th.-Eleven new
cases and one death from yellow fever we've
reported to-day. The reports are believed to
be imperfect. The weather is unreasonably
warm.
Collision OF SesseIs-ODe Sunk.
BATON ROUGE (Ls.). November 12sh.-A
serious collision occurred this morning one
mile below Plfquemine, between the ST,
Louis towboat Cole and the steamer John
McChsmbers. The McChambers sunk in
seven feet Of water. She had on board 500
bales of cotton.
Endorsed rs Whole.
BUFFALO IN. ". November 12sh.-At a
general meeting of the Land League branches
to day resolution was adopted indorsipg the
Irish Land League as now const;tu,e5 to.
gether with Its leaders, principles and plans.
Fatally Stabbed.
. LAWRENCE Mass. J, November Il sh.-Thos.
Kennedy was fatally stabbed to-day by
Michael Doucey during quarrel growing
out of arefusal of Kennedy and two others to
pay Tor liquor which they had ordered.
ThermOmetrical.
NEW YORK, November 12:h-Midnipht.-
Highest temperature to-day. 5So; lowest AS.
CHICAGO. November 12sh.-Highast tenn.
perature to-day. SS'; lowest. 300.
Fofger to be Provided For.
WASHINGTON, November 2th.-Itis limited
that Folger will succeed Justice Bradley. of
the Supp eme Court, who will be 20 years old
IN February, and will consequently retire.
Gorham Again.
WASHINGTON, November l2th.-Gorham
will BE offered the place vacated by New.
Vessels Lost During September.
New YoRK, November 12th.-Ninety sail
ing vessels and eight steamers were lost dur.
ing September.
Arrival Of a Duke.
Boston, November 12th.-The Duke of
Newcastle arrived to-day from Liverpool.
An Oyerw0rkcd Journalist.
New YORK, November 13th-A. M.-The
ITt6une's letter has the following paragraph :
The death OF Simonton was largely due To
overwork. He took few vacations and those
were consumed in business enterprises. He
came back this year to his ranch in Napa
county, Intending, 10 the pure air and under
the generous sun OF California, to regain his
ltss strength, but he was too late. His
death, Whatever the learned name the doctors
give to it, was the result of the American
passion of work at high pressure rate, unre.
lieved by any recreations.