Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-04

200 feet further. The building rests on ION
nat cars, running on twenty-four tracks
and is drawn by six heavy locomotives
The great building was moved without
crack or jar.
The Rush from Florida.
coppigat. 1883. oyae Cdlor7.ia associated I,res,I
New YORK, April 3d.-M. F. ingalls,. the
IniIiionaire Cincinnati railroad man, who
has Just returned from Florida saws: 'sTbe
people now are leaving Florida by every
traln IN great droves. and accommodations
ior ior ihelr transportation are so slender that
IL Is most unpleasant travelling The train
on which l came was thirty-six hours with
out food. There were so many neonIa
crowded into the sleepers that IT was nm
comfortable
Cieyeland's 1yaIk-Ovsr.
Copyright 1885, By l.e cali for7ta As,ocased Pres1
ALBANY, April 3d.-Governor Hill ia
reported to have said to-day that he is not
candidate Tor the Democratic Presidential
nomination, and has not been AT anv time
he will, within few days, publish letter
| IN prominent Democratic uewspaper in
New York, unqualifiedly withdrawing
| from the canvass
ia Tosca" in Court,
Copyright, 1888, by The California Associated Pr,,,1
New YORK, April 3d.-Maurice Barrv-
mores suit to enjoin Fanny Dayennort
! from producing La Tosca" on the gronnd
that the plot was cribbed from his play.
NadJezda," was adjourned this morning
until April 25th. The plays are to be com.
pared and affdavits presented from Sardou
and Sarah Bernhard
An Over-Sensitive Boy.
READING PENN, April Sd. = Hubert
johnson, IL years of age, the son of a
wealthy farmer OF Limeport, Lehigh county,
was reproved yesterday by school-teacher
Tor defaclng the school furniture. He went
home and made his will, in which he dis
posed OF some property he owned to some
near friends, then with revolver he sent
bullet into his brain. No other cause for
the suicide is known.
One Days Immigrants.
New YORK, April 3d-The steamships
Comona and Olivia-both of which arrived
to-day-were detained at quarantine for a
thorough fumigation. The former carries
L 1858 and the latter 900 immigrants. No
sickness has been reported on either vessel.
but as both come from infected ports
Gibraltar and Marseilles-this precaution
is deemed advisable.
Marital Troubles.
Copyright, 1885, by Tie Califo A,,oeated Pre.sJ
New YORK, April 3d.-Melbourne Nc
Donald, Fanny Davenport's leading man
in " La Tosca, sues for an absolute divorce
from his wife. Alleged infidelity with
Chicagoan is the ground.
Model New York Statesman.
iCopwig 1888, by Tie California Associated Press.l
New YORK, April Ex-senator Bob Hart.
charged with an atrocious assault on Miss
| Brightman, has surrendered to the police of
Rockville Center, L. 1. He pleaded inno-
cence, but was held on bail
Rhode Island Election.
Copyright 1885, by the Cal!for7a4 1asocssted PraI
PROVIDENCE Or. L.. April 3d.-There il
| great excitement on the eve of election.
The Republicans and Democrats are
equally confident of carrying the State and
Legislature.
Butcher Butchered.
CHICAGO, April 3d.-Noy Nj Ding, a Chi
nese butcher, was shot and instantly killed
by Charles Carey at the Union stock-yards
this morning. The shooting was without
| provocation. Carey has been arrested.
a Citizens Victory.
MILWAUKEE, April 3d-The citizens
municipal ticket was elected here to-day
over the Union Labor ticket, by maiorities
ranging from 500 10 1000.
An Umbrella Firm Suspended.
New YORK, April 3d.. A. Macy & Co.
! manufacturers of umbrellas, have failed.
Their liabilities are from $125, ,0o0 to $780,.
600, and assets $4,000.
They Come High.
New York, April 3d.-The price paid
for the New York Mail and EzpresS by
Colonel Shepard is said to have been S425,-
600.
Anti Saloon Conference.
New YORK, April 3d.-The National
Conference of the Anti-Saloon Republicans
will be held here in May, instead of the
date previously announced.
Charter Extended.
tcopyTght, 1855, by Tie California Associated Pre..I
ALBANY, April 3d.-The Assembly to-
day passed the bill extending the charter of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.