Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-14
Chinaman, has been arrested for deserving a

| Chinaman, has been arrested for deserving a
vessel in which he was cook, in violation
of the Act of Congress, which forbids the
arrival of Chinese in this country unless he
/ has been here before. He was arraigned
/ before the United States Commissioner
and held in bail until tomorrow.
| What Violent Temper Will Cause n
| Man To Do.
/ MCPHERSON ks, November 13th.-Au-
gust Luxhorn, farmer of this county, set
| fire to his house, barn and granarv, and
| then blew out his brains with a shotgun
! The buildings were DESTROYED. with $4,000
in money in the house The total loss is
S11 200. The evidence showed that he in
tended to murder his wife and four chill
dren, but his design was frustrated by his
wife. No cause is assigned, except that he
was man Of violent temper.
Double Team Record Lowered.
| New YORK, November 13th.-This after
noon Maxy Cobb and Meta Medium. owned
by Isidor Cohnfeld, of this city, were sent
at the driving park to beat Edward and
Dick Swiyeller's record of 2:164 Murphy
drove the pair and was four pounds over
weight The running horse J. o. Nay
| accompanied the team in harness. The
mile was trotted without break. The
quarter was made in :33, the half in 1:05!
the three-quarters in 1:4l and the mile in
2:153-half a second better than the time of
| Works team
Earthquakes in New Hampshire.
| CoNToocooK. November 13th-A shock of
earthquake was felt about $50 o'clock last
night in Hopkinten, Hillsborouei, Brad
ford and Warner 1t was particularly
severe in the latter town, where things
were generally shaken I'D.
| CONCORD, November 13th.-A shock of
earthquake was felt in the northern and
western section of this city last night.
Death in the Midst of Poverty.
| New YORK, November 13th-A special
from Philadelphia says: The long life of
Jonathan II. Greene, the reformed gambler,
is drawing to a close in the midst of ex-
| IRENE poverty and misery
Restricting Indebtedness.
| New YORK, November 13th-The con-
| stitutional amendment concerning the issu-
| ance of bonds Of towns and counties and
limiting them to certain amount, received
10000 majority i'll this city, and probably
has passed by majority Of 100000.
Three Persons Poisoned.
New YORK, November 13th.-A special
from Columbus, Ga, says; Jetf Biggers and
two Of his family Were poisoned and killed
recently. a negro, lately discharged, has
been arrested on suspicion.
A Women Theatrical Company.
New YORK, November 13th.-The Com
mercidl says A theatrical company is being
formed, composed entirely of women, which
will shortly present at the Comedy Theater
a burlesque called "Adamless Eden" The
orchestra will be women.
Precautions Against Cholera.
ALBANY On. W, November 13th.-The
Governor to-day transmitted to the State
| Board of Health long communication
from the National Board of Health on the
subject of cholera. Immediately upon its
| receipt, the State Board of Health appraised
the local health officers that the rapid adj
vance of cholera in Europe threatens an
invasion of this country, and asking the
| establishment and enforcement of quaran-
| tine.
Marriage of the Daughter of ex-Presi-
dent Tyler.
| RICHMOND (Na.), November 13th.-Pearl
Tyler, daughter of the late ex-President
Tyler, and William Munford Ellis, mem
Der of the House of Delegates, were mar
ried this evening in st, Peters Cathedral,
Bishop Kean officiating. The best people
of the city packed the cathedral.
| Challenge to WrestIe.
| CLEVELAND November 13th.-Duncan c..
| Ross has issued a challenge to any man in
the world to wrestle or compete against
him in general athletics for the sum of
$1,000 or $4,000. He has deposited $3.50
forfeit in the hands Of the Mayor of Cleve-
| land.
Death of an Aged Journalist.
New YORK, November 13th-Isaac Hen
derson, associated with William Cullen
Bryant in the ownership of the Ereniag Post
died to-day, aged Il.