Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-21
SATURDAYS NEWS.
Condensation of Special dispatches
to the "Reeord-Union.'

Ordnu Ouhe C0lstanIlne, oI huSsis, ni;
arrived in Paris.
The Valparaiso Custom.house has beer
burned. Loss, e200 600.
DIR. Hamilton has been summoned as wit
ness in the Guiteau trial.
Violent earthquake shocks were felt Friday
night at Cologne and Bonn.
Bismarck will now begin negotiations with
the Liberal aud the Ultramontane leaders.
Postmaster General James and party left
Washington for Florida on Saturday, and will
return via Atlanta.
John McGrath and James Sheridan were
killed on Saturday morning by locomotive
at Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
Seven negroes have been arrested at Merid.
ian, Miss, on suspicion Of connection with
the recent election disturbances.
The Pacific Coast, of Hollister, San Benito
county, owned by Major Hay, has been sold
to w. G. Jones, formerly of the Ferndale
Enterprise.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company
contemplates the sale of large tract Of land,
500 miles west Of Bismarck, to an English
land company.
Augustus Smith (colored) was executed in
Smithfeld, n. c., on Friday, for heinous
crime committed upon the person Of white
child z years old.
A Moscow dispatch says: While the Treas
urer Of the Founding Hospital was on bis
way TO the Commercial Bank he was robbed
of 100000 roubles.
The Governor of New York has commits
stoned Judge Charles Andrews, of Syracuse,
as Chief Judge Of the Court of Appeals, in
place of Judge Folger.
II d.
Achille and Sterling Ben, convicted Of mur-
der in St. Mary's Parish, Louisiana, will be
hanged December 30sh.
A special from Fort Grant, a. T, says
Scout No. Is has been arrested. Lieutenant
the time of the firing at Cibicu.
Great tumult occurred in the Spanish
Cortes at Madrid Saturday, and the guards
were obliged to make several arrests. Two
challenges were given and received.
In the FIVE suits brought against the Sher-
if of Nevada county by the miners, demur-
time given to answer the complaints being up.
In billiard match in New York Friday
night the score stood: DAILY. 200; Herser,
200; Morris, 1876; Gallagher, 200; Dixon,
ISL.
Ice was formed on the ponds around
weeks. The thermometer there marks $50 at
6 a. NJ. The oldest inhabitant never knew
such cold snap.
The Imperial speech to the German Reich.
stag produced the most profound impression
in Vienna by its earnestness and decision,
and the mastery style in which the task of
legislation is Sc. before the Reichstag.
In the Dixon Allen libel case at San Jose
the jury retired at 2:90 P. M, and an hour
afterwards came into Court with verdict
for plaintiff, and assessing the damages at
81, co., eleven Of the jury concurring.
A Berlin dispatch says: DIR. Scheuter has
been arrested at Viersen Station for uttering
menaces against the life of the Emperor. a
revolver with six barrels loaded was found on
him. 1t is rot known whether he is insane
or not.
Heavy rains greatly interfered with traffic
on the railroads leading out of st. Louis, and
connection with Chicago was practically cut
off, Ope train Was ditched near Indian
apolis, and the fireman killed and the engineer
badly hurt.
At meeting of the Directors of the Den
yer and New Orleans Railroad, Saturday, the
road was definitely located by way OF Pueblo.
The engineers reported the line on easy
grades, and plenty Of coal all the way TO the
Canadian river iu Texas.
Advices from Guaymas, Mexico, to the
18th instant, say: The entire Yakie force on
the road struck on Wednesday last, on ac,
count of an alleged mistreatment by one o!
the foremen. The matter was speedily sci
right, and work is going on.
The Supreme Court of Vermont has over.
ruled the exception raised by counsel for
Emeline M. Meeker, the convicted child 1nur.
deress, and sentenced her to be confiCed in
the State Prison till the last Friday in March,
1888, the last month solitary, and then be
hanged.
a freight train on the track at Palestine,
Tex, was attacked Saturday by four masked
men. The train men were driven off and 8
dozen cars robbed. -Four of the robbers were
arrested. Masked men robbed store and
the Postoffice at SInithville, Tex, and are
still nt large.
Teritzow, candidate of the Conservative CO.
alition has been elected President OF the
Germsn Reichstag by vote of 1913 against
stein, Of the Center, was elected Vice-Presi
dent, receiving 1877 votes against 1876 fol
Benda, Liberal candidate.
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forming st Constantinople, in which there art
twelve English children virtually retained a,
slaves and horribly ill-treated. It is under
stood Lord Granville has ordered the Consul
General to recover possession OF the children
and forward them to Esgland.
Friday and Saturday 1900 sailors of the
Turkish navy were dismissed to their homes
and several ironclads will be dismanteled
The Porte is examining plan for harbor a.
Tripoli, and will construct it if the Power.
agree that the vessels Of their respective
countries entering it shall pay port dues.
Little Chiefs band of Cheyenne Indians
who are being transferred by the War De
partment FROM the Cheyenne Agency, near
Fort Sill, IL Indian Territory, to Pine Ridge
Agency. Dakota, arrived at Sydney, Ne6
on Thursday evening. in charge Of Captain
Thompson, of the Fourth U. S. Cavalry.
DR.. Samuel Sparks Bright, negro claim
ing to have Indian blood in his veins. wal
haoged Friday at Lumpkin, Stewart county
Georgia, for committing criminal assault OF
Miss Ida Pope while engaged ia docterins
her for cancer. The hanging was public
This is the third hanging in Georgia thii
month, and another is set down for the 25tl
inst.
At 11:S0 Saturday the Central Nationa
Bank, CT Boston. sCOpDSQ payiDB clecKS
| The officers say it is temporarily stopped fol
the purpose of consultation among the Di
rectors as to the proper course to pursue A
the Clearinghouse Saturday the Ceatra
Bank was compelled to pay $500, 600. 4
later dispatch says: The Central N2liona
Bank has resumed payment.
The bark Taee has arrived in Aspinvall il
charge Of crew from another vessel. Shortly
after leaving port malignant typhus feve
byoke out on the Tage. The Captain, first of
fcer and six of the crew died, leaving but few
hands to set or furl the sails, and for nearly
sixty days the bark had been drifting abou
in the Caribbean Sea. at TO time more than
hundred miles from Aspinwall.
| A special from Durand, Wis, says: Ed
Maxwell had his examination at P. NJ Satur
dag. He pleaded not guilty and waived ex
animation. On leaving the Courtroom tn,
officers were overpowered, though they made
brave resistance. The prisoner was taker
| by 100 determined men, coming from al
parts of the country, and in less than thret
minutes was hanging from a convenient liml
near the Courthouse.
The Fontaine engine, which was described
a short time ago, brought twenty-five heavily
loaded freight cars over the Pennsylyani:
RaiIrosd from Philadelphia to Jersey Cit,
! Thursday, and at o'clock the same after
noon left for Philadelphia with the secont
section of the fast express. It made the rur
in thirteen minutes less time than engine III
of the Pennsylvania road, which is regarded
as the best in the world.