Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-29
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The Due de Pordane, Minister under
Napoleon Ill, will be prosecuted at Paris
for voting at different places. The offense
involves imprisonment and suspension OF
civic rights.
At Toronto, Canada, Robert D. Corrisen
has been sentenced to be hanged for the muir
der of his brother at hampton Mills
The resumption of diplomatic relations of
France with Mexico seems to be settled.
France and Mexico will simultaneously nomi-
nate representatives.
The New York Times, ending humorous
editorial, says What sum will John Roach
take to live quietly and not clamor for a
subsidy? 1t would be far cheaper for the
United States to pay him moderate sum of
money to give up ship-building than it would
be to pay him indirectly on enormous annual
tax in the shape of mail subsidy.
The Secretary of the Treasury has author
lied the Assistant Treasurer at New York to
purchase 50, GOO, 900 in United States bonds,
making total of 100000 in United States
bonds purchased for the sinking fund the
present month.
The machine shop and contents of several
offices and one locomotive at Lambertville,
N. j., all the property of the Pennsylvania
Railway Company, were burned yesterday.
Loss heavy.
extradition treaties with foreign powers, in
sists on the inclusion of regicides among the
offenders liable to expulsion and surrender.
Eight millions in bonds were offered for
sale yesterday at New York.
Before the British Parliament convenes
Beaconsfeld will address meeting of Con-
servatives of both houses.
The steamer darlington, from Antwerp
for New York with railway iron, has put in
at Halifax short of coal.
An Ottawa (Ont.) dispatch says that Nc
Kenzie has announced his withdrawal from
the leadership of the opposition.
John Wilson & Sons wholesale grocery at
Pittsburg, Penn, was burned yesterday. The
loss is estimated at $50, 000-probably exag-
gerated-partly insured.
The late British Cabinet went to Windsor
to meet the new Ministers at noon yesterday.
The seventh annual meeting of the Ma
tional Butter, Egg and Cheese Association
convened at indianapolis yesterday. Two
hundred were present.
Twenty-six thousand weavers will strike in
two weeks in Blackburn district, England,
unless wages are advanced.
A dispatch from Pittsburg announces that
the Western Nail Association have reduced
the card rate from So % to 81, and will re-
sumo On Monday.
L ne IdulCdlS vi lyous, ITduCe, luLeHu 10
nominate Blanqui (Communist) to the va
cancy in the Chamber of Deputies. Blanqui
being ineligible, the effect of his election
would be to further embarrass the present
Ministry
Hon. P. V. Deuster, of Wisconsin, has re-
ceived, through Baron Won Schloezer, Ger
man ambassador, letter from the Fish
Commissioners International Fish Exhibit
ton at Berlin, thanking him for his instru-
mentality in causing the United States to
participate in the exhibition.
The United States Supreme Court ad-
journed yesterday on account of the death of
Clerk Daniel Wesley Middleton, who has
been in continuous vice for so years.
The Democratic State Convention of Mary
land will meet at Baltimore on June 9th.
The New York Assembly has passed the
bill regulating the transportation of freight
by railroads.
The exports exceed the imports for the IL
months ending March 31st by s194, 900, 0OO
During the preceding year the excess was
81, SS4, 600 900.
ToRoNTo, April 2sth.-George Brown, of
the Globe. has been in low state all day.
Food can only be administered through a
tube