Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-03
Another Nebraska Bauk Goes Under.

plans include handsome gift to the city
of Detroit.
Another Nebraska Bauk Goes Under.
FAIRMoNT (Neb.), December 2d-The
Peoples Bank of this city failed yesterday
with liabilities amounting to $4,000. It's
assets are unknown, but are supposed to be
meager. The immediate cause of the fail
ure was assuming liabilities of the Union
Bank of this place, recently suspended, the
available assets being absorbed to meet
these demands.
Twenty-Five Years In a Cuban Prison.
TYLER (Tex.) December 2d.-Andrew ].
Joyce, who disappeared twenty-iv years
ago from Marietta, Ga, has just been re-
united to tie members of his family resid-
ing here. He left home in 1864, disposed
of a number of slaves, and became block
ade-runner. He was thrown into Cuban
prison in 1867, and has just been released.
Said He Deserved l..
SHELBY rs. c., December I'd Van
Canody, mulatto, twenty-five years old,
was taken from the Jail in this place about
II o'clock last night by a crowd of masked
men and lynched, for the murder of James
Phillsbreck an olo farmer. on November
22d. He confessed, and said he deserved
lynching.
The Electric Lighted Flyer.
CHICAGO. December 2d.-The Putnam
Oriental Cimitedl train, steam-heated
throughout and lighted by electricity, will
start on Wednesday for San Francisco via
the Union Pacific and Central Pacific roads,
and will cover the distance from Omaha to
the Coast in sixty three hours.
Business On Lake Erie.
CLEVELAND, December 2d.-A summary
Of the lake business for the season shows
that forty-eight vessels and sixteen lives
were lost. Ship-building for the next sea-
son will be extensive. At different points
on the lake sixty new vessels will be built,
fifty five Of which viii be steamers.
Three Men Msngled to Death.
JoHNsTowN (Pa.) }, December ID AT Sum
mer Hill last night, at u O'Clock, Harry
Paul and two other young men, named
Orr and Patterson, were walking home on
the Pennsylvania Railroad when freight
train coming west ran over them. The men
were horribly mangled.
Clearing House Reports.
BosroN, November 25tl.-Dispatches to
the Post from the managers Of The leading
clearing houses in the United States report
total gross exchanges for the week ending
December l. 1888, to be 1922, ,O70.S14 a
decrease of LIS per cent. over correspond
ing period last year.
The Georgis Race War.
ATLANTA (Ga.), December 2d-The ne
groes of Wilkes county are in arms over
the tragedy of last Tuesday night. A mob
of 300 whites bound Tim Smith and Joe
Coleman and threw them into the river
alive, weighted with stones. Huldoah
Smith and Jim Smith were severely lashed
Coal and Slate in Minnesota.
CHICAGO, December 2d.-A Duluth Mimi,
dispatch says that Pennsylvania experts
have discovered valuable slate and coal in
are the same as those in Pennsylvania,
where the best coal deposits exist.
Not the Usual Result.
REDFIELD Oak J. December 2d.-The de-
falcation of County Treasurer Winchell is
not as large ss at first reported. The amount
will reach about SIS coo. Some $50 600 has
been found which it was supposed he had
taken. His bondsmen will make good the
shortage.
Millionaire Murdered.
New YORK, December 2d.-A dispatch
from st. Johns, N. f., says: Archibald
Sellers, millionaire merchant, has been
found dead with two bullet holes in his
head. His partner is suspected.
"a Giant of The Barr
New YORK, December 2d.-The World
characterizes Hall Meal lister as giant OF
the bar, and says he probably earned more
money during his career than any other
lawyer in America.
Lucretia Can Retire from Business.
CHATTANOOGA, December ID. = Lucretia
McReynolds has recovered Judgment for
SIS, goo against John Graham, wealthy
farmer, for betrayal and breach of promise
Rifles and Cartridges for Hayti.
New YORK, December 2d.-The steamer
Ailsa sailed to-day for Hsyti carrying 60 600
ball cartridges and LOCO Remington rifles
to Legitime.
The Victim Located.
BALTIMORE, December 2d.-Miss Bessie
Woodville is the young lady of Baltimore
who is to.marry Prince Won Pless, of the
German Embassy at Paris.
A $4,000 Blaze.
PHILADELPHIA, December 2d-The In
dustrial building at 3l2 North street was
badly dam aged by fire early this morning.
The loss is $4,000.
Death of a New York state senator.
New YORK, December 2d.-State Senator
Henry r. Low, President pro tenn of the
Senate, died to-day.
Quarantined Smallpox.
New YoRK, December 2d.-A varioloid
case is reported on the steamer Bolivia
from Trinidad. The ship has been quaran.
tined.
Yellow Jack Dies Hard.
JACKSONVILLE, December 2d.-Two new
fever cases, but no deaths, were reported
for the past .Wenty-four hours,