Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-19
Reported Railroad Purchase-DiVorce
Case General Hancock.

SAN FRANCISCO. December !Sth.-lt was reported !
this afternoon that the chicago, burning 'yn anu
quincy Railroad hsd purcnAseu tIe oouVn So
Coast Railroad, running from oAhlanu W oA" ~
Cruz President Davis, OF the latter ROAD, anu l.
ID. Mckay OF the Chl;ago, Burlington anu S-tuIs
refused to MAKE any statement ID regaru " lhe
matter. ,r,..
The divorce case OF Mary a HasaDscu We Aneo
dore Hasalbach, was on tIlal win c-osea uoors W
day before Judge Edmunds 1t Is alleged that tHe
parties were married In sacramento las' APtiii;
Plaintiff charges cruelty IN being beaten seHeta
times Defendant, who is " years DID, SAWS she Hau
husband living at the time OF their marriage
General Hancock and party visited the various
military posts to-day, and tonight he was enter,
tanned by the George Ii. Thomas Poss anu Loyal
Legion. The publ: reception to the 1enerAi '-As'
place Vo-lnorio" hisn''
continuance Oh tue SoA ~ 10 .. +.
SAN FRANCISCO, December lStn.-lne C5se VI &c
rome D. 0oA, VINO hIueu Onaftss 1t 80
ins' was SCI lor III pa ,raitn, same
tle Vl-e s.ItS moi {, ifadont's c9unsaI
, iliie iOi e Pp Csr Va .taS thar he mad
49, - - TTriSye.,J 81. a continuance was
desired bv both MIR, Delmas and Mr.. HizhUon, who
TO appear for Cox. representative OF MI
Demas who was present, confirmed this impress
siOn and the matter was accordingly pu' over uh'il
next Monday at that time. The defendant DID not
appear in Court.
Money I'm San Francisco.
SAN NAM 60 49, IN tbjs market The
limit OF time for the payment of taxes without in
curing the fine is fast drawing to close ana the
iALge taxpayers EeueiA'I3 or 49, tn; =; taLin
o; So 60 TN the market Then
.olisiueiaoe ePHle 80 a.; on;n tor rarn;ttancao
-. ~ - ~ ~ ratas Tor drafts are above the
sbinrir roint bv mail 90 that possibly some NAV
be ain tbat ay Co3,merciaI naner is discounted
at las Der cent and there IS more at the latter fig
ure than formerly The savings banks are taking
mortgages on city properly at oy9I. DoIhee'lS eA
change Is quoGeu AZ ZOuZoc premium III 'S , al
On ne" 10TH anu oVYooe doi 80 49,.
On Lonuon are ula"h az 3osu it " ;i I9i+IhI
eiai ol.S Gu oU dniiars SsIGIsor
per cent. discount Mexican uoiiArS' o's9'''
The Cotton case.
SANTA Rosa, December lSth-The reading OF the
Huntington Cotton correspondence is still in pro-
gress.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
SISr. Ros. December 1Stb-The reading of the
p,In,inI,tonl GoIton corrasnondence was concluded
~; e,en,n@ ani an saionTnment was had until to-
rnorroyp rno1nino
eoh'ic'eu Vi "rane
REDWOOD CITY, December 1Sth.-The trial OF ex-
Constable Blake, of San Mateo, came OF to-day IN
the Superior Court. Blake was arrested some time
since a charge of grand larceny, for having sto-
len harness from the barn OF William d. Howard,
Of San Mateo. Despite the efforts OF able counsel,
Blake was convicted. The time OF his sentence has
not been fixed
. s 1oaoutn rorntx Farmer Fouud
N S
Dead.
STOCKTON December lsth-Thi5 morning Major
Albert A. Downing, a native of New York, aged
abou. 81 wears. and for many years farmer in San
Joauun county was found dead in bed in the house
of his granddaughter in this city. An inquest was
held and verdict rendered that death was caused