Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-29
IcOsDEssED PROM SPECIAL DIsFArcnEal
DOMESTIC.

tertained go gusts at dinner Saturday.
Two men were Injured in New York Satur-
day by the explosion of seine steam-heAtiDg
pipes. -.
Muldoon defeated Bauer ia we ting ting
match at st. Louis, Saturday night, Tor soUo
side.
The accountant 6nds the deficit of Msior
Polk. late State Treasurer OF Tennessee 10
bs 1882. 427.
Fopr Kentuckisns had 8 fight in Cincin,,
natl Saturday morning and fatally WOUNDED
bystander.
New York dispatch says there is no
truth in the reported change in the owner
ship Of the World.
The INQUEST at Milwaukee on the Nswhall
House disaster has led 10 severe criticism OF
the fire department.
The Southern Pacific is negotiating for con-
troll of the Morgan line, in order to get a
through lire to New Orleans.
Mohr & Mohr, Cincinnati distillers, have
assigned. The estimated liabilities will not
exceed S150,0OO assets unknown.
Colonel Irish, chief of the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing. died in Washington
Saturday of paralysis of the heart.
The Secretary of War refuses to spend the
money appropriated for the improvement of
the Sacramento and Feather rivers.
Mrs. William L. Yancsy, widow of the
late Senator Yancey of Alabama, the noted
secession leader, died at Atlanta, Ca, Satur-
day.
Commissioner Mcfarland has decided that
the Santa Rita mines in New Mexico are
subject to entry under the United States
laws.
The Marquis of Lorne visited Congress
Saturday, and was received by the member.
In the evening the President entertained him
at dinner.
Henry Morgan, we'll known New York
banker and broker, died Saturday afternoon
in his carriage while returning from Wall
street TO his homo.
Friday night the steamer Silver City, six
miles below Shreveport, La, swamped skiff
10 which was Alex. Morton, his wife and son,
and Tom Edwards. all colored. AL were
drowned except Morton's son.
The House Committee on Elections Satur-
day, BY vo.e Of eight to one, adopted a
resolution providing for seating Sessinghaus
and uuseatiug Frost as the representative of
the Third District of Missouri.
The body of A. Lsgard. workman, was
found in the woods nesr Raynhan, Mass,
frozen stiff, and both feet tied with rope to
q sap,ing. Under the corpse was found q
revolver. Lagard had been missing since
November 1st.
There was cavern Saturday afternoon st
Jonas Metzger's ore mine, operated by the
Hokendagua Iron Company, near Allentown,
Pa. Elias Huntsberg was killed and William
Metzger, caught in the debris, is still alive,
though probably the rescuers cannot reach
him.
Mayor Eison, of New York, said Satur-
day that if the glove fight, arranged for Mon
day evening at Msdison-square Garden for
Mace's benefit, was in violation OF the law.
he would request the police to prevent it, I"
am determined" said the Mayor, "t to stop
all brutal exhibitions in the CITY,"
Preparations at New Orleans for the csrni-
val are progressing. The King arrives on
Monday, February 9Th, and will have 8
grand reception. The Krewe of Proteus
gives a parade and ball Monday night. On
Mardi Gras, ths parade will be the finest ever
given. At night, the Veteran Knights of
Menus give their pageant and ball.
At Winooski, W., Saturday morning, q
car ran off the track, colliding with another
car loaded with kerosene oil, which, ex-
ploding, set fire to large wooden warehouse
close to the track. The storehouse was cou-
sumed, together with its contents, which con-
sisted of wool and mill supplies of all kinds
Loss, $500. 600; insurance, $751; 900.
Friday night the express train on the Wa
bash, 81. Louis aud Pacific line struck 8
broken rail, and the chair car and sleeper
went down forty-foot embankment Eight
passengers were in the two cars none seri.
ously Injured except the parties in the sleep
ing car. The wounded were taken to Wa
bash. Their names are NJ. Knight, general
freight agent of the Wabash line at st. Louis !;
G. E. Whitman, st. Louis A. w. Cotton,
Toledo; N. J. Carl, st. Louis, and the por
ter, name not ascertained.
The Burlington (Vt.) Free Press has story
of wealthy Californisn-a sheep-raiser-
who has been in that place the last month.
He had but one relative in the world, and
she was a niece whose whereabouts was IN
known to him. For two years he has been
making active search for her. and this week
succeeded in finding her. she was employed
in one Of the mills in this city, and for sew
eral years had hard struggle for existence.
The meeting Of the uncle and niece was, Of
course, pleasant on both sides. The young
lady has shaken the dust of the mill from her
gaiterg, and goes with her uncle to California
and sffi1snce. The name OF the wealthy Cal
ifornian is said to be BiinkinEarp, and he is
reputed here to be very rich. His niece is
unmarried, and her name is Town. The
parties have left for California.
FOREIGN.
Great interest is taken by the English pub
lie in the French crisis.
Eleven bandits and six soldiers were killed
in fight ia Mexico, Friday.
A la-ga steamer was wrecked Saturday
near Swansea, and the crew persisted.
The Irish reform bill will probably be de.
layed until the country is more settled.
The French Government has accepted
Fabre proposition in regard to the pre-
tenders.
Brady, Kelley ami Kavensug h were identi-
ed in Dublin Court, Saturday, as the as
sailants Of juror Field.
There was a violent storm in Hungary on
Friday, in the District Of 0rayiiZa. Most Of
the houses were destroyed.
The Montreal Union Of Boot and Shoe
Lasters, so long or strike, has returned to
work on the employers terms.
The German bark Admiral Prinz Albert is
ashore at Mumbleshead Wales. A lteboat
sent TO her rescue was stove in and six Of the
crew persisted.
Formal notices were served in Dublin Sat
urdGy on DsVitt, Healy aud Quinn, that they
must find bsil within week or go to XII
mailman jail.
Gladstone's health IS improving at Cannes,
but it is thought that he will not return 20
London before tpring. His absence viii not
affect the policy of the Ministry.
Five men were arrested in Craighwell, Ire.
land, on the charge of having murdered man
named Doherty. in 1881. The prisoners we're
taken TO Galway. The arrests vera made on
the evidence of az iuformer.
The late Prince Karl By will leaves q ,000,-
COO marks, as follows: 1900, 600 to his son,
Prince Frederick Charles: 900, 600 to each
of his two daughters; COD. 0J0 to the Order
of ST. John of Jerusalem, for founding home
for copvalescsnts 000, 600 to other chari-
ties and the 900 600 remaining to be at the
disposal OF the Emperor.
PACIFIC COAST.
Mrs. Rourke, who was bitten by dog in
Douglass county, Oregon, several days ago,
has died from her injuries.
The Assessor s.returns are completed, snd
state that II, 7S4 tors of ore we're reduced in
Eureka county. Nevada, in the year 1882.
Total gross receipts, 81, sol, 214.
The only death caused by the cold weather
in Utah, as far SIS aseertsineS, was Jacob
Jensor, who lost his life while herding sheep
near Goshen He was found frozen by his
friends within half mile of hsuse.
In Clear creek canyon, Utah, Saturday,
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