Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-11
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Henry Vrooman's estate is valued at
100000.
A light rain at Auburn yesterday. The
crops are reported as looking fine.
At Baltimore yesterday the Chicagos de-
feated the All Americans by score of 5
to 2.
Gainesville, Ga, was burned Tuesday.
Loss, $4,000.
A. C. Elliott, ex-Premier of British Co.
lumbia, died of heart disease in San Fran
cisco, Tuesday.
Nathan f. Dixon was elected United
States Senator by the Rhode Island Legis-
lature yesterday.
Pasteurs incubation of rabbits with the
virus of chlcken-pox as an exterminator
has proved failure.
Over billion logs are banked on the
streams in Michigan and there is not water
sufficient to float them.
S. S. Pennypacker, OF Oakland, was fined
$3.50 yesterday, in Oakland, for bribery at
the recent city election.
Deputy Surveyor Fogarty caught two
thieves leaving the steamer City of Sidney,
at midnight of Tuesday.
President Harrison's health is greatly
improved. He has decided not TO take the
proposed sail on Chesapeake bay.
Chris Acelson, mate of the Tropic Bird,
has been held to answer for beating sea :
man Charles Albert on the high seas.
James Dunlap, convicted of burglarizing
a grocery store, was sentenced to fifteen
years at Folsom yesterday by Judge Muir
ply of San Francisco.
Mrs. Belle E. Jacobs of Toledo Ohio, has
sued for divorce from her husband on
the grounds that he is baseball crank.
She makes strong case against him.
The smallpox patients in the Ormsby
House, at Carson, Nevada, were allowed to
come out Tuesday, and all danger is pro-
nounced passed by the local authorities.
The schooner Carrie A. Bucknam, which
arrived in New York yesterday from ST.
Domingo City, reports being fired upon off
Samana Island on March 21st by pirate.
Richard K. Fox received the following
dispatch from the California Athletic Club,
of San Francisco: I'VE will make purse
of s., 600 for the Reagan and Dempsey
match. Answer"
1t is not likely that the appointment of
Public Printer will be made at an early
date. Private Secretary Halford said yes
terday that there was no apparent necessity
for an appointment.
1t is said that Governor Waterman claims
the right to appoint Fire Commissioners
for San Francisco and that he will upset
the scheme of the Buckley nine in the Su-
pervisors to gain control of the Fire De-
partment.
The remains of George Parry, of Oak
land, were cremated at Los Angeles on
Monday. The deceased was for twenty
five years an employe of the San Francisco
Mint. His wife and friends witnessed the
ceremony.
The late Captain Lonsdale Pouden left
s., 200, 600 to his grandson, and only life
interest in half that sum to his daughter,
the grandson's mother. The young man
has just made an absolute gift OF 81 800, 600
TO his mother.
John G. Thompson, the missing postal
clerk Of Columbus, Ohio, who left Detroit
suddenly on Monday night, when he
learned that the authorities knew of his
whereabouts, is now at the British Ameri.
can Hotel, Windsor.
The schooner Aggie Jones, plying be-
tween Petaluma and San Francisco, while
on the down trip this morning, took fire.
The vessel and cargo are total loss. 1t
was owned by Captain Robert Jones and
valued at about S3, 500.