Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-06

was visited to-day by thousands of people.
All of those known to have been on the
train at the time it went down have been
accounted for, except A. C. Mccain, the
fireman. and T. Il. Baldwin, the con-
ductor, who were drowned. Engineer
Noel, whose death was reported. was res
cued alive having floated on railroad tie
to point about mile below the scene of
the wreck.
New York stock Market.
New YORK. January 5th.-The stock
market ranged weak and lower this morn
ing. the first prices showing decline of /
to in general, while the coal stocks were
especially weak. The movement of prices
after the opening was irregular and fever
ish. but toward 1890 the movement be-
came more settled and decidedly weak, and
by Ii o'clock prices had scored declines of
! to per cent. for the hour, Western Union
leading the decline. AT II o'clock the
market was active and weak.
New YORK, January 5th.-The stock
market remained heavy for short time
after IL o'clock, but soon became firm and
continued SO until noon. At II O'Clock
the market was dull and steady at prices
generally to I per cent. above the IL
o'clock figures
Northern Pacific Railroad.
New YORK, January 5th.-The state
ment of the Northern Pacific Railroad for
December shows gross earnings of SS01,-
823-an increase over the same month OF
last wear of S43, 594. The statement of the
road from July LIST to December 31st shows
gross earnings of S6,627, 719-an increase
over the same period last ear of 81 ,420, 032
Great Lumber Fire.
New ORLEANS, January 5th.-Two mill
ion feet of lumber is on fire at Poitevent
Fayre d Co.'S mills. at Pennington, Miss
The mills are threatened.
Death of a WeIl-Known Publisher.
PHILADELPHIA, January 5th.-Joshua B.
Lippincott, head of the book-publishing
house of Joshua b. Lippincott & Co., died
| this morning.
The Great Walk.
ROCHESTER, January 5th.-The score al
the end of to-day's walk was as follows
O'Leary, 200 miles Weston, ISL Wes-
tons sore foot is improving. O'Leary
complains of insomnia.
SMALLPOX in Texas.
GALVESTON, January 5th-A special to
the Ne,cs from San Antonio says: 1.-Two
more cases of smallpox in different parts
of the city and one death were reported
this afternoon. Fears are entertained that
the disease will become epidemic"
An Elevated Railroad Strike.
New YORK. January 5th-A meeting OF
elevated railway engineers was held to-
night in secret, at which the question of an
immediate strike was discussed. 1t is I'M
derstood that the meeting broke up at 1850
and it was understood that strike had
been ordered, to take effect on the Third
Avenus elevated road with the train which
leaves the City Hall at 1905 A. N.
Plymouth Church Pews.
NEW YORK, January 6th-A. M-The an
nual auction sale of the pews of Plymouth
Church, according to custom observed for
over thirty years, took place last evening
A large number of bidders responded to
the auctioneer. but the result showed a
slight falling off from last year, when q
reduction of over 81, 900 occurred.
Terrible Tragedy in Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, January 9TH. - Courier
Journal special says: At a party in Clay
county, last night. Dan and George Gray,
Sam Benge and Dink Siivers, engaged in a
fight, in which Dan Gray, Stiyers and
Benge were killed, and George Gray fatally
wounded. Three years ago Stivers and his
brother waylaid and shot Dan Gray near
the same place where this tragedy occurred,
which is the cause of this trouble.