Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-30

Domestic
The estate of John Mccullough is valued
at $4,000.
The coal miners trouble in the Monon-
gahela valley, Pa, continues serious
1t is reported that the steamer Edmonds-
ley went ashore near Hampton Roads Sat
urday.
Extraordinary preparations have been
made by the New York churches for special
revival work.
The trial OF Mrs. Fitzgerald, accused of
the Irvine grave robbery, is still ID prog
ress at Elmira, n. Y.
Three men were killed and one fatally
injured by falling down a shaft at Merritt S
Corner, New York, Saturday.
The body of W. S. Yates. the Yale stu
dent who was frozen to death in ducking-
boat on Long Island sound, has been found.
Mrs. George Hearst has rented a large
house on Massachusetts avenue. Washing
ton, and Will entertain lavishly this winter.
Judge Field has just got back to Wash
lngton from New York. where he ate his
Thanksgiving turkey with his brother,
David Dudley Field.
Special Indian Inspector Armstrong re-
ports 70 the Interior Department that
everything is quiet at the Cheyenne Agency,
on the Rosebud river.
Sam Britain, 7O-year-old resident of
PittsbuFg. was shot at an early hour Satur-
day morning while in bed and severely
injured by a miscreant, who then set the
bed on fire.
The closing of the Minnesota Touring
mills IS regarded by railroad men as an
indication that Europe will take no more
flour from this country for some time TO
. come, unless the prices of grain and freight
are reduced
The United States Supreme Court will
meet and adjourn over until Thursday
without trarsacting any business. Justice
Matthews and Justice Blatchford will rep
resent the Court at the funeral of the late
Vice-President
The New York Herald prints an inter-
view With Ferdinand Ward. Ward gives
figures 10 show that Mayor Grace drew
from Grant q Ward over Sl47 900 in
'.prohts,' and that Z. II. and e. G. Tobey
drew out over $l56,00O.
A movement is on foot at the Mining
and Petroleum Board in New York TO ex-
tend the time for closing the mining branch
till . o'clock. The object of postponing
the hour for closing is to make it possible
for the city to trade with San Francisco on
The New York stock exchange firm OF
w. f. Conner & Co., in which Jay Gould
is special partner, with a capital OF
81 100000, and George J. Gould a general
partner, will be dissolved at the end of the
year. The partnership expires December
3lst, and il will not be renewed.
All signs point to a larger holiday trade
in New York than the city has known for
years. The Sun says The retail trade,
which has been very active during the last
few months, is steadily increasing in vol
ume, and is pretty sure to be greater than
ever before by the end OF the year.
Dr. Thompson, who attended Vice-Presi-
dent Hendricks, makes formal denial
that the Vice President was subjected to
bleeding. This is in answer to the pub
lished charge that Hendricks had only an
acute pain in his stomach and was bled to
death through the stupidity of his physi-
clan.
A considerable number of Senators, Rep
resentatives and public officials, as we'll as
many distinguished citizens of Washing
ton. called on the President Saturday to
urge him to reconsider his determination 70
attend the funeral of Vice-President Hen
drlcks. Their argument was not that there
would be more than ordinary danger in
volved in the proposed journey, but that
the emergency is such that it is his duty to
the country to avoid every possible risk OF
accident to his life and health until Con-
gress meets and the Presidential succession
is provided for.