Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-16
THE DAILY RECORD-UNI0N.
SATURDAYS NEWS.
Special Dispatches to the "Reoord
Union" Condensed.

Union" Condensed.
Fonr supstrokes occurred in New York
Saturday.
The Italian Deputies have adjourned I'M
til the new Ministry is formed.
The stipulations in the Franco-Tunis
tre,tv excite great Indignation at Rome.
Sir Edward Thornton, British Minister at
Washington, officially says he will go to
Russia.
Three Spanish delegates will leave Madrid
Of once for Paris to negotiate a new treaty of
commerce with France.
Secretary Hunt has discharged two sons of
Secretary Thompson from the Navy Depart
ment. and will weed out other favorites.
The town of Vissaire. near Janina, has
been pillaged by brigands, who carried off
several woman and some persons Of note.
A Baltimore dispatch says: The Agricult-
ural Societys suit against Beecher. for fail
ing to lecture, sets the damages at $4,000.
The freight sheds of the Hamilton and
Northwestern Railway and contents were
burned Saturday morning. Loss, $4,000.
Three colored convicts on McWharter's
farm, Greene county. Ca, killed E. T..
LoDgston, white guard, with his gun, and
escaped.
1t is said the Queen desires to confer a
peersge upon Master Conigsby Disraeli,
nephew of the late Lord Beacousfield, but
Gladstone dissents
A copy Of the revised version of the Script
ures viii BE presented to the Queen on
Tuesday next and will thereupon be pub
lished for general circulation.
The New York Tribune says the recent
Musical Festival in that city was swindled
by messenger boys, spectators and others to
the extent of several thousand dollars.
A small party of negroes recently rose in
insurl ection at Luantanam, Cuba, killing a
Sergeant and one private. The party was
afterward beaten, and the leader killed.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has con-
ferTed the Grand Cross of the Order Of st.
Stephen. set in brilliants. on the Sultan, in
recognition of Prince Rudolph's reception in
Palestine.
The Swiss representatives abroad have been
instructed to ascertain the views of the vari-
Gus states relative TO the adoption OF an In
ternational law regulating the hours of labor
in factories.
The misconduct Of the Navajos in New
Mexico caused company of infantry to be
sent from Fort Wingate. Protection for the
Government surveying parties will be fur.
nisheG by General Hatch.
Five immigrants from Italy arrived at New
York with tickets which they paid for at
Turin to take them from that place to Brad
ford Ill., but which proved fraud upon pre-
sentatior TO the Erie Railroad.
The Washington National Republican de-
MES that Gorham wrote the fve-column at
tack Oh President Garfield, recently printed
in the New York Herald. and that Senator
Conkling furnished the material.
A lareeiy-attended meeting of the Anti
Monopoly League was held at Cooper In
stitnte, New York, Saturday evening, to
protest against the confirmation OF Stanley
Matthews as Justice of tbs Supreme Court.
Hickok arrived at Omaha Saturday with
his trotting stud, including st. Julian, Santa
Claus, Overman and Sir Guy, all in fine con-
diti ~ He stabbed them at Stephenson's,
and proceeds East to-day, TO open the season
st Detroit.
A dispatch from London says that Glad
store will probably accept a peerage and 8
seat in the House Of Lords after the passage
of The land bill. The Cuckoo says his title
will be Earl Oxford and other society papers
say Earl Hawarden.
Elder Henry Cummings, head of the
Shaker family at Enfield, N. H., has become
convinced that the ideas OF the community are
erroneous. He will marry one of the sisters
and go cut into the world, thus practically
dissoiving the community.
a Washington dispatch says that the con-
troversy over Robertson's nomination seems
to be virtually settled. No more suggestions
of compromise are to be made, and the Re
publican Senators generally predict that Rob
ertson viii be confirmed this week.
There was received at the Loan Division
OF the Treasury Department Saturday S2S
$40, 400 in FIVE percent. bonds for continu
ance at three and one half per cent, making
$50, $50, 900 received since the issuance of tht
Secretary's circular Thursday last.
L. A Gobnght died at Washington Satur
day, aged 67 years He was one of the old
est jour- alists in the country. having beer
connected with the press forty-five years
For nearly thirty years he represented tht
New York Associated Press in Washington
j Berlin correspondent says a bill viii b
presented in The Buudesrath regulating tbs
employment of boys in mines, stipuiatine
thst their hours of labor must not excseC
eight per day, and that their physical caps
city must be certified 20 by medical exam
iners
The body of John r. Stranack, correspond
ent of the American News Company of New
York, was found in the river at Brooklyn
Friday, and before Identification was depos-
tied 10 the potter's field at Flatbush. The
body was so decomposed and eaten by fishes
that the features were unacceptable.
Charles Given, cook at the Atlantic Rouse,
Atchison, Ks, met his wife Louise on Fifth
street, Saturday evening, and after few mo-
ments conversation drew pistol and began
firing at her. The woman attempted to run,
but fell at the second shot. The man then
sent 6 shot crashing through his own brain
The report that au extraordinary close
guard Is kept around the Emperor of Russia
at GatchiDa is denied. He goes about freely
in the grounds The alarming statements by
the foreign journals regarding the health o.
the Empress are unfounded. The stcrie:
about armed Cossacks guarding the ante
rooms in the palace are pure inventions.
Governor 0verton, of the Chickasav
Nation, has gathered together an army of 30(
men, AID has issued an order that Texas
csttie-raisers, and white men generally, must
leave the country before June 1st, or force
will be used. A similar situation prevails in
the Choctaw Nation, where Governor g.
Curtain has instructed the Sherihs to inme-
d:ateiy organize and arm the militia com.
panies 10 drive out the whites.
a special from Fort Nebraska, Neb, says
Lieutenant Samuel A. Cherry, of the Fifth
Cavalry, and bis escort, while cut scouting
FOX road agents near Nieburn, came upon
them suddenly when fight eusued, il
which Lieutenant Cherry was killed. The
road agents escaped. Cherry was Adjutan,
Of rhoruburg's command on the Ute expe
dition, and in the action Of Milk river dis
tinguished himself for bravery. He was en-
gagged to marry the daughter of Congressman
Harry White, of Pennsylvania.
The New York Tribune says there is 8
probability Of trouble at the Sunday-schoo
parade in Brooklyn this year, as the Unita
tartan, Swedenborsian, Uaiversalist ant
ssme other denominations have not beer
asked to participate. Beecher's Sunday
school and the mission schools connected
Herewith have invited these schools to mar:l
with .hem, and if the Sunday school Unior
does not permit them 60 march in regula
hne with the others, they will make a parad
on the same day on a route of their osn.