Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-27
TELEGRAPHIC BREFITiES.
DOMESTIC.

.t ~ DOMESTIC.
The jewelry store of NJ. J. Mitchell, at
Denver, was burned on Saturday.
DIR. McGlynn did not appear during the
Christmas Day services at his church.
A number of Eastern sportsmen are pre-
pairing to spend next summer in Alaska.
stole hot stove at Toffyville, n. j., on the
18th.
Mrs Victor and Frank Kuntz, life pris-
oners in the Ohio penitentiary, have been
pardoned.
Two silver bars, valued at $1,000, were
stolen from an express car on Missouri
Pacific train at st. Louis on Saturday.
The Chicago Inter Ocean denies that Jim
Cummings, the train robber, has been cap
tured, but from other sources the report is
confirmed.
The large mills of the Dean Wooden
Company, at Newark, n. j., were entirely
consumed by fire on the 18th, causing a
loss of about 100000 and throwing 240
hands out of work.
The gossips are quite satisfied that Sec
rotary Lamar who is now in Georgia, will
bring back with him bride to preside over
his establishment. The lady is said to be
Mrs. Holt, of Macon, Ga.
The net proceeds of the fair for the Mon
tefore Home for Incurables, in New York,
were nearly $4,000, and it is intended to
erect fine modern structure. Only two
other institutions in the city receive incur
ables, and they are not open to charity pa
tients.
Mrs. Caroline A Wood, who died in
Boston on December 9th, disposed of her
large estate as follows: $780, 900 to Wellesley
College: $25, 900 to the Avon-place Home,
Cambridge; $1,000 to the American Board
of Foreign Missions; $4,000 for the pur-
pose of establishing home in Cambridge
for aged women, and the remainder to be
held in trust and used for the benefit of
poor women.
FOREIGN.
Henry NJ. Stanley cables from London
that he was about to start for Africa.
Nine. Adele Esquiros, the French novel
list, is dead.
Tennyson's new volume is meeting with
large sale in England.
There is no probability of a new trial of
the Colin Campbell divorce suit.
Meissonier is still very i'll. The impress
sion is gaining ground that he will never
recover.
Two persons were killed and twenty in
jured by a railroad accident on the Cana
dian Pacific yesterday.
The resignation of Lord Randolph
Churchill is still the reigning sensation in
British political circles.
The Frankfort Zeit,uag says that a num-
Der of Socialists, including Herr SAILOR, a
member of the Reichstag, have been warned
to leave the district included in the state of
siege by Tuesday.
PACIFIC COAST.
It requires six pages of close print in the
Los Angeles Tribune to publish the delin-
quent tax list.
A MERGED farmer named Jeffers hanged
himself because he was afraid that dry
season is impending.
The Willows Agricultural Association
has commenced work on the fair grounds,
the fence being already completed, and by
next fall everything will be in readiness
for fair and races.
An attempt was made by party of citi-
zens to arrest Harry Burns, at Port Town
send, Thursday night, for assaulting little
girl Burns fired two shots at the crowd
and then committed suicide.
The trial of George Gebhart. accused of
grand larceny, at Red Bluff after occupy
ing four days, ended in the acquittal of the
defendant, who was charged with stealing
a small lot of sheep from J. S. Cone.
Two Italians, named Antonio Longoni
and Frank Dalla, quarreled at Stockton on
Christmas, after drinking a quantity of
cheap wine. Longoni wanted to fight, and
without warning he drew a large clasp
knife and dangerously stabbed his comrade.
The names of the killed az the Cascade
tunnel explosion, in Oregon, are Martin
Brophy, Thomas Allard and Anthony
Mustoe. The wounded are Thomas Co.'S
grove, foreman; James Flanagan, Will
lam Hamilton, August Anderson and
Lowry Mrstoe.
At Oakdale, in Stsnislaus county, Sat-
urday morning at o'clock, James Nc
Cutchins, aged II, shot and killed his half
brother, Steve Leonard, aged a. during a
drunken row. At the Coroner's inquest
the jury rendered verdict that NcCutch-
ms was guilty of manslaughter.