Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-06
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

Parnell has returned to Dublin.
Vesuvius is in active eruption.
A Land League has been formed in Chi
cago.
Frank Laslie's viii has been admitted te
probate.
DR.. Mayer has been elected Lord Mayor OF
Dublin.
Rev. John s. Sumner of Washington is
dead, aged 90.
General Hazen is said to be ahead for Chief
Signal Officer.
The Committee of the Albanian League
has been dissolved
1t is denied that Miles wants to be Chief
of the Signal Service.
G. s. Grofula of New York, leader of the
Seventh Regiment Band, is dead.
Fare from Chicago to Kansas City has been
cut to So by the Wabash line.
A fire in Durham, N. c., on Thursday, de-
stroyed property valued at $4,000.
During November the Minis coined S5,-
574, 900 gold and 2,300.G0 silver dollars.
1t is again reported that jay Gould will
retire from the Presidency of the Union Pa
cifc.
President Hayes says he will retire to pri
vate life at the close of his official term in the
White House.
The New York Chamber of Commerce has
adopted a resolution calling for a National
Bankrupt law.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has refused to
forward freight for the Baltimore and Ohio
road over their line.
James Sloane, in Jail at Bellefontaine
Ohio, for shooting his friend, cut his throat
fatally Thursday morning.
Grand preparations are making in Chicago
for the Sapgerfest, which is to be held in that
city next June.
The President has appointed p. K Stafford,
of Arizona Territory, delegate to the Worlds
Fair in New York, in 1888.
The thieves who carried off the valuable
sample trunks from in front of the Clifton
House, Chicago, have been apprehended.
1t is reported that the negotiation between
the European Powers for the recall of the in
ternational fleet will be soon concluded
Crawfords Opera House, Topeka, Kansas,
is burned. Less, $50, 0,000.; insured for S15,-
600, partially in the American and Union of
California.
A grand International cotton exposition is
contemplated in one of the Southern cities,
for the exposition of cotton appliances and
machinery.
Notwithstanding the previous reports, Gov.
ernor COlquitt, of Georgia, says the vote of
the State will surely be cast for Hancock and
English.
An italian entomologist declares that
<AucElCdu tiiiidcW ~ uiOIC dCstiuCtiSC W vines
than the phylloxera, and that it has spread
very considerably in Italy.
The report that the Emperor and Bismarck
tried to persuade Hoperloke to assume charge
of Foreign Affairs is confirmed. Hoperloke
declined on private grounds.
kilograms from Waterford to the Dublin
newspapers say that arms are being sold to
an extraordinary extent, and that the whole
country is armed to the teeth.
For the seventh time in his career as
Freemason, the Prince of Wales has been
nominated for the Office of Grand Master of
the Order throughout the United Kingdom.
The Grand Lodge of Ireland has resolved
to advise the Ulster Lodges to organize
counter demonstrations on the same days and
at the same places appointed for Land League
meetings.
General Diaz has accepted the portfolio Of
Public Works in President Gonzales Cab
met, and j. Mariscal will be Secretary OF
State. President Gonzales was inaugurated
on Wednesday.
Evidence increases Of the rapid spread OF
the Land League terrorism, and honest ten.
ants are becoming restiye under it. Owners
and agents say the condition is worse than
months ago.
Exchanges at New York the past week ex.
celled in magnitude those of any like period
in the history of the Clearing house, being
over billion dollars. In Chicago the gain
from last year was over 81 per cent.
Laissant has challenged Viscount st. Vim
cent to duel for print ting letter accusing
Laissant of cowardice in the Franco Prussian
war, which was read by General De Cissey' +
counsel during the recent libel suit.
Some OF the Chicago butter and cheese
men have inaugurated war against dealers
In bull butter. The law requiring all cleo
margarine compounds to be labeled, go that
tieir composition viii be know, is to be strictly
| enforced.
The Secretary Of the Interior has issued an
order providing for an iIcl ease of 100 pupii,
over the number Of Indian youths now edu
Gated at the Forest Grove Industrial School
| and for 40 or 80 additional at the Hampton
(Va.l School.
A Berlin dispatch says: TIE students II