Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-29

adjacent wharves TO the assistance of the
disabled steamer; and SO excellent was the
discipline OF the crew of the Standisl and
the ability of the aiding beats, that every
passenger, in the language of deck hand,
was taken from the sinking steamer with
out cycn getting their feet wet" The
StandiSil sank within six minutes after she
was struck.
Wonderful. Surgical Feat.
New YORK, August 2Sth.-Professor Sa-
line, college physician and surgeon, the
beading skin-grafting surgeon ofthe world.
slas dismissed rs cured from Bellevue
Hospital Thomas Colt, a Scrofulous patient.
Three monthSagO the disease ate away most
ofColt' nose completely destroying the bone
| and leaving only portions of the noStrils.
| DR.. Sabine cut away the diseased portions
and grated upon the face the middle finger
! of the patients left hand, making a new
nose The operation was successful, the
patient gaining nose and losing two joints
of one finger. Medical men pronounce DR..
Sabines feat the most wonderful in the
records OF Slin-grafting surgery.
Wholesale Hydrophobia.
ErFAULA (Ala.), August 2Sth-A doctor,
! Just returned from plantation near here,
reports that he found thirty-twO persons
suffering with Il disease which he pro-
nounced hydrophobia in Il mild form. All
the sufferers are negroes. Three are des-
perately sick, one being in the throes of
delirium, and SO low that the doctor says
he is liable to die. More than three weeks
ago hog bitten by dog died on the planta-
ton, and the carcass was given to the
negroes to be made into soap grease In
stead of that thirty-twO negroes ate of the
| hog.
New York Stock Market.
| New York. August 2Sth.-Stocks opened
firm, but soon declined to |, the latter
| Union Pacific. At II o'clock speculation
was strong and many shares were sold at
the highest point of the morning. Business
was moderate.
| New YORK, August 2Sth.-Central Pa
cific, AL Northern Pacific, u; Northern
Pacific preferred, 505; Northwestern, 1014 ;
New York Central, 104B; Oregon Nayiga-
| ton Company, S2t; Oregon TRANSCRIPT
mental, 163 Pacific Mail, 495 Panama
9S; St. Louis and San Francisco, %! ;
Texas Pacific 49,; Union Pacific, 49S !;
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express, JOG; Western
Union, 66B.
New YORK August 2Sth-Stocks strong
until shortly after II o'clock, when mod
crate selling movement set in and prices
yielded 4@14.
New YORK, August 2Sth - The stock
bears made sharp raid this afternoon, and
prices dropped to ,. 1t was currently re-
ported that the Grand Trunk had given
notice of its withdrawal from the Trunk
Line pool. This led to heavy sales for both
accounts. The market closed weak.
| Destruction by Fire.
| NEWARK On. j., August 2Sth.-Thc Ban
mister Shoe Factory was burned this morn
| ing. Loss, 100000.
WATERFOWL On. y, August 2sth.-The
business portion of the village of Adams
was burned this morning Loss 100000.
| Rainy Reunion.
| CHICAGO, August 28th.-The reunion of
the veteran soldiers and sailors of the
| Northwest was much interfered with to-day
| by rain; but in the afternoon, when Gen
| eral Logan visited the camp, there were
| about G,000 persons present. Logan was
generously cheered.