Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-28
New Hampshire Politics.


New Hampshire Politics.
CONCORD IN. H.. December 27th.-Copie;
of the petition of Harry Bingham ano
other Democrats for an injunction to re-
strain Clerk Jewett from placing the name.
of the ''if entitled" members upon the roll
of The next House, with a noti~ that 9
hearing will be held thereon before full
bench of the Supreme Court Tuesday after.
noon, are being served upon the forty mem
bers thus elected.
AN ANSWER FILED.
CONCORD IN. h, December 27th.-Clerk
Jewett flied this afternoon an answer to
the bills entered against him by the Demo.
Gratis in connection with the makeup OF the
roll of the next House of Representatives
He AYERS therein that he has RETAINED from
determining any question that may arise
on certificates. He asks judgment OF the
Court in regard to the seventeen names
mentioned in the petition.
Maverick Bank.
SAN ANTONIO (rex }, December 9th
The assets of the Maverick Bank, which
closed yesterday. while more than double
the amount of the liabilities, consist largely
of real estate and other securities which
cannot be realized On Immediately without
sacrifice. and the policy of the assignee
the creditors by hasty action.
The suspension of the bank, the first in
the history of the city, has had somewhat
depressing influence on local trade and it
is regarded es only temporary. Thus far
there has been no run on any of the other
banks, consequent upon the Maverick sus-
pension, and none is anticipated.
Faith In Their Depossd Minister.
PITTsBURe, December 27th-Rev. B.
Milligan, who, with number of others,
were recently suspended from the perform
ance OF pastoral functions by the Pittsbnrg
Presbytery of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church, for heretical utterancts, was pre-
scented with purse containing $500 in gold
by the members of his late congregation
last night. The church presided ever by
Rev. Milligan has been closed since his
suspension. the congregation refusing to
accept an offer of the Presbytery to supply
the pulpit.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
CINCINNATI, December 27th.-The boiler
on the premises of Gus Lowenstein, butcher
and manufacturer of sausage, exploded this
morning. There was terrific upheaval,
and no less than seven dwellings were
wrecked and torn SO that they will have to
be taken down. Bertha Gray, aged II
years. wac killed. and Mrs. Lowenstein
had her back broken; she cannot live. A
number Of others were seriously injured.
Two Bsrges Lost in a Storm,
LEwEs (Del), December 9th The
steamship Saturn, from New York for
Baltimore. arrived at the breakwater this
morning, reporting severe snow-storm and
heavy gale yesterday morning. The coal
barges Storm King and Antelope, which
she had in tow, broke loose and immedi-
ately drifted out of sight, and nothing
more was seen of them. 1t is feared they
and the crews are lost.
Fire In q New York Prison.
AUBURN On. ", December 27th.-Fire
broke out in the broom shop of the Auburn
Prison at o'clock this morning, and
was got under control the broom shop the
collar shop and the chair shop were badly
damaged. Two firemen were seriously
hurt by falling wall. No trouble was ex.
perienced with the convicts.
Commission Merchant Arrested.
CHICAGO, December 27th-Victor Love,
commission merchant on Wabash ave-
nue.. was arrested to-day on complaint of
G. Davis of California. The latter says he
shipped three carloads of fruit two months
AGO which Love sold, but made no returns
for them. The case was continued until
Monday.
Steamer Given Up as Lost.
BALTIMORE, December 27th.-The agents
of the tombstone line have given up for lost
the steamship Thanemore, which left here
on Noyemb Der oath for London with gen.
ersl cargo, valued at $175 600, and forty five
head of cattle. Be, ides thirty-four officers
and the crew there were twelve cattlemen
on board.
SrAukToN tva), December 27th.-This
evening at Ksbles Military Academy, A. 81.
Hathaway, aged fifteen yesrs, OF DEM.
son. Texas, was accidently shot and killed
by James Whitwork, aged seventeen, of
Sulphur Springs, Texas. They were play
ing with an old pistol.
Tin Mines.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX J, December 27th.-
Louis Giraud, prominent civil engineer,
has lust come in from Llano with speci-
mens of tin from newly discovered mines,
which are creating much excitement. New
discoveries are being made daily, and
sixty deposits have already been located.
James ns 08Eueiu 10 Oc uAafEicus
CHICAGO, December 9th = James r.
Garfield, son of the late President Garfield,
took out license to-day to marry Miss
Helen Newell, daughter of john Newell,
President of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway.
Remacded to Prison.
NEW York, December 27th.- Divorce
lawyer Ruttner pleaded not guilty in bis
examination to-day on charge of grand
larceny, and was remanded to prison in
default Of bail.
Freight Depot Burned.
CINCINNATI, December 27th.-The Little
Miami freight depot was burned tonight
with most of its contents. The losses az
gregaie $175 900, with little insurance.
Death Of An Ex-Consul.
NEW YoRK, December 27th.-Franklir
Chase, who was thirty-seven years in the
Consular service of the United States, died
to-day.
Chess Tournament.
NEW YoRK, December Nth.-To-day'l
chess game was q draw. The score nov
st,uda Stainifz z. Gunaherl q. drawn