Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-02

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cotton factory.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination
OF John Niswin, of lowe, as Governor of
Idaho Territory.
Hog receipts, 2,S25, 600 for the packing sea-
son at Chicago, against 2,S13. 600 for the
same period last year.
In the Michigan Senatorial contest the
second ballot yesterday stood: Stout Al, Pal
mer ", Stockbridge %.
Bullion in the Bank of England increased
el67, 600 the past week. Proportion of bank
reserve to liability, 43 per cent,
Perry Shotwell, who shot Henry Eberling
at Omaha on the night of Thanksgiving, has
been convicted of manslaughter.
The weekly statement of the Bank of
France shows an increase of / $780, COO francs
in gold, and decrease of l, 050. 00G francs in
silver.
The Cleveland Furnace Company, operat-
ing under a lease of the Furnace and Iron
Company, has failed. Liabilities, $50 600;
assets, $50. 600 to $4,000.
George Holt, once wealthy gambler, was
killed IN Chicago yesterday by the falling on
him of 8 box of coal which was being hoisted
to the upper stories of a building.
W. A. Kline, of Corning, Ia, who was
held for the murder of Mayor Stubbs, of
ok Otby, WAS lnGO tJOurL on n&De2S
corpus yesterday, and an alabi proved.
Papers in the suit of John Gilbert against
the owners Of the Newhal House were fled
yesterday in Milwaukee. The amount of
damages asked is $4,000 for the loss of his
wife.
John Heigle, a merchant in Lsaveuworth,
Kan, was found dead in his stora very late
Wednesday night, with his throat cut and
head smashed. The money drawer was car.
ried off.
a dispatch from San Antonio, Texas, says
that party of ranehmen surprised an In
dian camp in chihuahua Mexico, few days
ago, and captured twenty-five squaws and
killed ten bucks.
The engine in box factory exploded at
Wertville, Ind, yesterday morning, killing
Hatton and his engineer Henry Hilton, &C.
verely wounding Arthur Reynolds and James
Hilton, and wrecking the building.
In New York Police Justice Duffy has de.
cided that the case of Salmi Morse, who was
arrested on Saturday for producing the
Passion Play without license, should go
before jury. Morse is held in $500 bail
A man named Railway, living near Rus
sell, Ont, has such faith in Virgins March
storm predictions that for days he has been
constructing cave fer himself and family,
and laying in months supply of provis-
ions.
James McVey, q blacksmith, has been ar
rested in Omaha for counterfeiting and short
ing silver. A large amount Of well-executed
bos-uiB dollars, halves and quarters were found
in his possession, together with dies for the
same.
Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania, is
seriously i'll at his residence in Washington.
His malady is of such nature as to require
surgical treatment, and an operation will be
performed soon after the adjournment of
Congress.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
announce that all through trains will be run
ming to Dakota points on Saturday next.
Over seventy car loads of emigrants and bag
gage are at Chicago awaiting transportation
TO Dakota.
Two men, McInelly and Brown. with their
wives, attempted to drive across the New
Brunswick Railroad at Cantonburg, N. b,
Wednesday. in front of an advancing train.
| The train struck the sleigh. killing both la.
| dies almost instantly, and seriously injuring
| McInelly.
It is contemplated to introduce the Hsllidie
steelrope system of surface road cars in New
York, as has been done in San Francisco and
| Chicago. 1t is claimed such roads in New
York could make profit st the uniform rate
of three cents fare, the cars running at the
Naval cadets Charles Z. Woodruff, Of
Pennsylvania; Charles J. Ross. OF Indiana
| William Armegrath, of Georgia, engaged in
the demonstration in January last, the only
three of the class who failed to express regret
| for their cenduct, have been dropped from
the rolls of the Naval Academy by the Naval
| Department.
William Governeur Morrig, Collector Of
Customs, at Sitka, is in Washington. Nor
ris has been notified that his place is wanted,
and he has been given two months in which
| to close his accounts and step out.
Senator Miller has recommended the ap-
pointment of ex-Collector Shannon, of San
Francisco in Morris place.
The historical costume ball in honor of the
silver wedding of the Crown Prince and
Princess was held in Berlin Wednesday nj hit
ia the old palace, and was carried out with
great pomp and splendor. Nearly all the
German Princes and Princesses were present,
representing different historical characters.
The event was great success.
| Senator Miller has secured from the Senate
| Appropriations Committee a accommodation
| for an Increase in the sundry civil bill of the
appropriation for dry dock at Mare Island
| from $500, 000 as passed by the House, to
| S350,000 The Senator has received assur-
ances that the work viii now be prosecuted
steadily until it Is completed.
In discussing inc Government sstilnases IN
t9e ChamoeT OF Depules at 5fu'seis tne
MlHl5ter OF justice, Wnne opposing reduc,
ton OF salaries, sala II the Bisnops refused
TO SUBMIT TO tne decision OF the Onamoer,
the Ministry was prepared TO use repressiye
measures s9ainss them as energetically az
they were employed against anarchists.
In freight train on The Rome, Water
town and Ogdensburg Railroad. car in the
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