Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-03

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Last year 455.45O immigrants arrived at
Castle Garden, New York.
A London dispatch says the Earl Of SIAM
ford is dead, eyed "a years.
A Paris dispatch says that Clemenceau will
probably take Gambstta's place.
Coinage at the mints during December was
s, 100, 926 pieces, amounting to S5,761, S96.
Emancipation Day was celebrated as usual
by the colored people throughout the South.
Mrs. R. B. Hayes, assisted by six young
ladies, kept open house in Fremont, o., Mon
day.
All the troops in Paris and Marseilles have
been ordered TO attend the funeral of Gam.
BETA.
TIE Ohio Legislature convened at Colum.
bus yesterday, and the Governors message
was read.
A fire last night at Manistee, Mich, burned
$4,000 worth of business property; insured
fer $4,000.
The rains are again greatly impairing the
prospects of q good tobacco crop in Vuelta
Absjo, Cuba.
Dr. Charles Porterfeld Krouth. DID,,
Vice-Prevost of the University of Pennsyl
vania, is dead.
The debt statement to-day shows she de-
crease of the public debt during December to
be SIS, 413, 222 So.
Joshua Clifford, aged 20, residing near
Grandby, N. Y, killed his wife, aged CO.
Clifford surrendered.
The President has nominated John P.
Ward, of Oregon, to be appraiser Of mer-
chandise in Portland.
The Ford brothers fed from Boston after
the fracas of Saturday night. No search will
probably be made for them.
At sale Of thoroughbreds in London Mon
day, Economy brought 5000 euineas, See-saw
400 guineas, and Geologist 1 $50.
The State Legislature of Indiana meets
at Indianapolis Thursday. There will be
lively contest for presiding officers.
The residence of Geo. B. Vanderpool, Tax
Commissioner of New York city, was burned
yesterday in Chatham, N. J. Lose, $4,000;
insured.
At late hour Monday night L. Stemm,
member of the police force at Pueblo, COL,
was shot and instantly killed by unknown
parties.
Edward Stein, Russian Imperial Vice
Consul to New York, died in his apartments
in the Hoffman House, New York, Monday
morning.
At Dublin the case of Delaney, charged
with attempting the life of Judge Lawson,
was nolle pressed on account of irregularity
in the papers.
At Waterford, Ireland, Biggsr, member of
Parliament, has been committed for trial on
a charge of high treason in his recent speech.
He was bailed.
The Vice Chancellor at Louisville. KY,
decides that the telegraph company is not
liable for damages sustained on account of
unrepeated messages.
Red Cloud interviewed Secretary Teller
yesterday, complaining that Governor Crook,
ak years ago, took over 100 OF his horses and
asked $4,000 damages.
In New York yesterday Judge Barrett dis
solved the injunction against the Western
Union pooling arrangements, and the case OF
Williams vs.. the W. U. goes over.
In Sligo, Ireland, an ex.suspect named
McDsrmott has been committed for trial for
declaring that innocent blood had been shed
by partisan Judges and drunken jurors.
The Missouri State Legislature meets in
Jefferson City to-day. The attendance will
be large, and the session long and earnest
On the subject of prohibition there will be a
fight.
The clothes Of Richard Pierce, cut and
torn, were found near the river bank a. ST.
Paul, MIMI, yesterday morning. l. is be-
lieved that he was murdered and thrown in
the river.
Mr. Baldwin, Highway Commissioner, fell
confident of his reappointment by the Phils-
delphia City Council, but the excitement OF
the contest brought on heart disease and
caused his death.
The picture gallery of 1160 Broadway, N.
Y, was burned Monday night. Loss, $50, 000
Among the pictures burned were two COM.
niansa pepresaufipo (ta1iforpia 6sb
and fruit, by Bescher.
Nimrod Over, Michael Longever and
Matthew Hsrnett Qaborers) were killed at
Auburn, N. Y, yesterday, by the caving in
of earth upon them while cutting through
some high land for a new street.
The Democrats took entire possession OF
the city government of Boston Monday.
Hugh O'Brien was elected Chairman of the
Board Of Aldermen, and James J. Flynn
President of the Common Council.
Advices from Cape Town to the Board OF
Health at Washington state that during the
past two months 9.GG0 people have been
stricken with small pox, 2, 400 of whom died.
The negroes object to vaccination.
A brutal fight of an hour and half be.
tween two dogs occurred in Kansas City,
No., Monday night The contest was won
by the Kansas dog Billy over the Kansas
/ Civ cog DUunu. a large sun OIL money
changed hands nong the roughs present.
Martin O'Sullivan, ex-suspect. late of Bally
Daft, County Kerry, Ireland, is confined to
his home in Milwaukee, suffering from lung
disease contracted during his confinement in
Limerick Jail under the Coercion Act. The
doctors have little hope Iof his recovery. and
advise him to return to his native land.
Alta meeting of the Union Veteran League
! of ex.IJnion soldiers in Chicago last night
preamble and esolutions were passed, stating
! that many OF them were personally cognizant
of The csuses lesding TO Fitz John Porter's
dismissal; that the sentence of the Court
martial was just, and that the position taken
BY Senator Logan on the bill for Porter's re-
instatement is right
Tha body of dead man was found in a
room of Hunts Hotel, Cincinnati yesterday
morning. He had registered as DR.. Thorne,
OF Indiana, but left IA letter to the proprietor
of the hotel, saying ne was DR.. J. 3. Thomp-
sor, of Salisbury, Connecticut, and directed
| him to telegraph his wife at that place. and
his sister in Brooklyn. He had $50 in money
and gold watch on his person. He died of
morphine.
The excess of exports for the twelve months
ended November so, 1882, was S14 334 ,SS5
excess of exports of gold and silver coin and
bullion for tie same period, S32 701, 307
value of imports of merchandise into the
United States for the twelve months ended
November 90, 1882, $3.50, 647, Span increase
Of 500 400. 295; value of exports OF domestic
and foreign merchandise for the twelve
months ended November 80. 1882, S752, 0S2,-
66l-a decrease of SOB. 295, OBS.
A Nation (Ill) special says: Something
unprecedented in the annals of the medical
fraternity of this city occurred in the practice
of DIR. D. M. McFall last Saturday night,
being nothing less than the birth of two
male children. with two well formed bodies
united from the sternum, with one neck. one
well-formed head, the chin resting on the
right ard left shoulders Of the bodies, and the
face looking 20 one side. The physicians here
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