Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-14
SATURDAYS NEWS.
Condensation of Special dispatches
to the Record Union
.roL hos arrived in Berlin.

rbs total number of immigrants landed
lost w ek in New York were 8, 233.
Tho Massachusetts, Paper Company at
Springfield has failed. Liabilities, $500, 600.
Andy Biggers shot and Immediately killed
Tobe Williams at Ouray, Colorado, last Fri
day night.
The Portuguese Ministry have resigned.
Senior Pereira de Mello has been summoned
by the King.
The sawmiIl OF Standing Rock Agency,
Dakota, caught FIRE Saturday morning, and
for time the entire post was in danger from
a blizzard.
At the close Of business in Washington
yesterday, there had been S9,S45, $50 in
United States bonds received at the Treasury,
under the fifteenth call.
The London Economist says that Virginia
funded bonds have fallen six per cent because
of the success of the Readjuster party in
the recent election there.
The French expedition to South Tunis will
be gone two months. After this oniy ]. 500
men are to remain in TuniE. A local mixed
army viii then be organized.
Heavy rains have occurred in Mysore, and
the prices of food have consequently in
creased twenty-five per cent. Anxiety in re-
gard to the crops has ahated
In the Gun Club pigeon-sbooting match
Saturday, between DIR. Carver and Archer,
for el00 side, the result was a draw, each
killing nineteen out of twenty-five.
The Monagau Land Commission of Ire
land has rendered decisions in all the pending
cases, granting. in nearly every instance, a
reduction OF 10 to 20 per cent. in the rents.
The duel between Paul de Csssagnac and
Adrien Monticello, occasioned by an article
published in lie PagS. has taken place in
France, and Montebelo was slightly wounded.
In the second ballot for members of the
Reichstag, in two districts of Berlin, the
Progressists Traeger and KIotz defeated the
Socialists Bedel aad Hazeic!ever by narrow
najorities.
A dispatch from Odessa says the railway
traffic in Central Russia is greatly impeded
by snow, which has prevented the sowing of
winter wheat especially in the Government
OF Kharhoff.
Adelina Patti has consented TO give a con-
cert in New York in aid Of the Michigan suf-
feIers, and invitations have been issued to
the President and many other distinguished
citizens to be present.
& State banquet was given at Turin, at
which King HuIubers was present. The
Archbishop of Turin, in the course Of his re-
marks, said that he and his clergy daily Of
fered prayers for the King.
a vein of mineral bas been discovered in
Ortonagon county, Michigan, OF the survey
of the Milwaukee. Lake Shore and Western
Railway, which assays sixty per cent of lead
and fifteen ounces of silver to the ton.
The Erening Journal, Of Albany, N. Y,
says: The apparent najorities are as fol-
lows: For Carr, 1l,255; Davenport, II 80;
Russel, 11,S46; Seymour, 6,639; Finch,
7,271 Maxwell lDem.), Treasurer, 21,727.
"A. Poormap, of Pawpsw, Mich, and
two children, ate pancakes Tuesday last,
mixed with arsenic, used by mistake for bak-
ing powder Poorman hes since died, and it
is now reported the children cannst recover.
The French visitors were called on, in Gin
cinnati, Saturday morning, by Mayor Means,
and informally welcomed to the city, and
afterwards they appeared on Change, where
they we're warmly received by the merchants.
The American National Rifle Association
have under consideration the sending of
National Guard team to Wimbledon next
July, provided that the match can be organ
lied with the British National Rife Associa-
ton.
A cyclone struck Che premises of Matt. T.
Ash, near Madison Station, Miss, Saturday,
completely demolishing and carrying away
all the buildings, and severely ipjuring Mrs.
Ash. her two children, and four other per-
sons.
One of the travelling engines on the trestle-
work of the new State House, at Inoian-
apolis, fell Saturday o distance OF twenty five
feet, caused by the timbers giving way The
engineer, named Smith, is probably fatally
injured.
Reports of damage TO lake shipping con-
tinue to come by telegraph and by returning
vessels which were out in the recent severe
storm. No lives are reported lost. however,
and losses, although large in the aggregate,
are small in individual cases.
Sheriff Smith snd posse, after prolonged
chase and running fight, captured and jailed
four notorious horse-thieves ct Conejos, Gel
There were five thieves in the party, one of
when was killed and another wounded in the
fight The names of the thieves are pot
known.
Gambetta's acceptance Of Office ELECTS q
chorus of English approval, mingled with
keen regrets of some of his best friends that
be has committed himself to declaration
involving the permanent retention CT Tunis,
and conaoning buccaEeoring methods Of ac-
osisition.
There are about 800 passenger elevators il
New York, and among the passenger and
freight elevators in the city and neighbor-
hood. one wire rope breaks on an average
each weak, and car is caught By the safety
brake without accident. It is many years
since a car missed It's hold and fell to the
bottom.
The Boston Journal publishes letter from
New York, which announces that Rev. Octa-
Yius Brooks rockingham, long famous as the
prince of free thinkers in the United States,
has decided, for various reasons, to stop de.
nying the truth of Christianity. but will
a L. FIJI
cantation of his heterodox views:
The best German authority represents Bis
marck rs sincerely resolved on resignation.
TIE Emperor resists, hoping for an arrange
ment with Rome under which the Ultra
Inontanes may support Bismarck with the Ger
man Parliament without asking for the re-
peal of the anti.Catholic laws, which Bis
marck steadily refuses to propose.
Several Of the Socialists at Regensburg,
Bavaria, nave been arrested. charged with
connections with the Nihilists. The police
have arrested at Zosholwea, in Russian Po
land. $ man with q French passport, and
sent him in chains TO Warsaw. The prisoner
confessed that several N;hilists from Paris
had gone to St. Petersburg, where plot was
expected seon to be matured.
Frank w. White and George Holden and
their hackers met at New York Saturday to
S5, 900 and the feather-weight championship
of America. long Point, the famous battle
ground where John g. Heenan and John
Morrissey had their mill. was chosen as the
place of meeting. and Wednesday, Che 10th
instant, was the day appointed for the con-
test.
DR.. John IL. Leonard, practicing physi-
clan CT Burlington Township, Calhoun
county, Mich. for forty years, was arraigned
before e United States Commissioner at
Detroit Saturday, and pleaded guilty to hav-
ing made 8 quantity of bogus silver coins
The officers seized a trunk full of dies and ap-
paratus for making counterfeit coins of every
description, from nickel to dollar. Leon
ard is "a years cid.
The schooner CarliHgford, with wheat from
Duluth to Buffalo, and the steam barge
brunswick, bound up the lakes with 16, 600
bushels of coal from Buffalo, collided when
off Port Colburne Saturday morning, both
sinking socn after. The crew of the Car
lineford, consisting OF six men, escaped, after
a pull of twenty miles through rough sea,
with the exception OF sailor named Edward
Conway, who ran back after something while
the vessel was sinking. Three of the crew Of
the Brunswick were also lost.
A telegram from Troy, n. Y says: Sat
urdsy evening the large skiff owned by Giles
Leroy. of Port Schuyler. was run down BY a
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