Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-26

governor would have to appoint Sherman S
successor until another Legislature was
elected, which the Democrats would fight
more desperately for, if possible, than To
capture this one
The Cincinnati Election Muddle in the
Courts.
CINCINNATI, November 25th-The Cir
cult Court delivered opinions to-day on the
mandamus case brought by the Republican
candidates for Senator from Hamilton
county, TO compel the Canvassing Board to
issue TO them certificates of election. The
Court grants the prayer, and directs the
clerk to issue certificates of election TO the
lour Republican candidates. Judge Smith
delivered dissenting opinion to parts of
its judgment
Capital Notes.
WASHINGTON, November 25th.-E f.
Bell, the defeated candidate for Surveyor
General OF California, now says he has been
promised an appointment as Special Agent
III the Interior Department. Bells friends
do not think he will get any Office from
this Administration.
Harry B. Williar, Jr, of San Francisco,
IS IN this city. Williar, it is understood
wants to get an appointment in the San
Francisco Custom-house.
The Treasury Department thinks there
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month, but rather an increase, the revenue
, having been very small. There will, on
that account, be no call of bonds.
A. \. Wilson, of Washington. is likely
to be appointed United States Marshal of
the District very soon
The President will call for the resigna-
| ton of Fred Douglass. as Recorder Of
/ Deeds, who will be replaced by another
colored man.
The President is said to have selected a
successor to Washingtons present Chief Of
/ Police.
C. P Button, Of New York, is in town.
to press his claims as Sergeant-at-Arms of
the new House
Secretary Whitney has made arrange
ments to deliver Thanksgiving turkey to
any officer or employe of the Navy De
partment who will avail Of his courtesy.
Owing to the fact that tomorrow will be
public holiday, the Cabinet will not meet
| until Friday.
Senior Gilmore, Peruvian Minister, called
az the White House with some friends. and
| had short interview with the President
to-day.
Disaster in Jersey City
JERSEY CITY, November 25th.-The four-
story frame structure A Morris street. fell
this morning at Ills. and buried in the
| debris at least half a dozen persons. The
building was condemned by the Board Of
! Aldermen several months ago, and was
unoccupied. Boys and girls were engaged
| in tearing the structure down when it fell.
! Mary SchinZky, aged years, was killed
outright, and Maggie Smith, aged years.
had several ribs broken. The building is a
complete wreck. The groaus of the diving
can be heard above the ham of voices and
noise of the workmen. The fire department
has been called out, and is assisting the
| laborers in removing the debris. Policeman
tlnlay was on post when the accident hap
pened. He states that at least a dozen
women, boys and girls were running in and
out of the building all the morning, carry
| ing away wood. He did not know how
many were in the building when it fell
Death-Attachment.
| New YORK, November 25th. - Judge
| Niven, of New York, died at SOUTHAMPTON.
Eng, yesterday He was trusted friend
| of Presidents Pierce and Buchanan. He
married the widow of H. f. Clark. Presi-
dent of the Lake Shore Railroad
An attachment was issued Yesterday
against the property of Mrs Heath, whose
husband is now in Jail, at the suit of Moro
SIM, for $4SO,OO0 This action, of course.
makes her party to the suit.
Second Hell Gate Explosion.
New York, November 25th.-The Herald
has rather remarkable story, to the effect
that there was another explosion at Flood
Rock yesterday, the noise being greater
than when the great blow-up occurred, and
the actual damage resulting being heavier.