Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-25
THE DAILY RECORD UNION.
SATURDAYS NEWS.
Special Dispatches to the Record
Union" Condensed.

The Palino. the first ocean steamer of the
season. arrived at Montreal Saturday.
The conference of Socialists, to be held in
London g. the end of April, has been aban-
doned
Prince Leopold will attend the funeral of
Reaconsfeld. He viewed the remains on
Thursday.
Hecht & Co., merchants at Pocohontas
Arkansas, have failed. The liabilities are
over 800. 900.
Andrew Felt (colored) was hanged at Mon
ticello, Fla, Saturday, for the murder of j.
H. Whitaker in December last.
Henry Hill. the murderer of Jailer Skel-
ton. was hanged at Hartwell Ca, Saturday,
in the presence of 5000 spectators.
The South Side Street Railway Company
at Chicago has decided, finally, to put IN the
endless chaiu system in use in California.
The Berlin Zcituag states that Bismarck's
attitude on the monetary question Is decided.
He favors the maintenance Of tie gold stand
ard.
Derviscb Pasha, the Turkish commander,
while continuing to advance toward Pris-
rend, had second successful engagement
with the Albanians.
At o'clock Saturday afternoon the river
at Omaha reached twenty.four feet and four
inches above low water mark, sixteen Inches
higher than ever before.
The executiener, Frehtaff, received 100
ashes for Encouragement ia the hanging OF
the Nihilist Michaloff at st. Petersburg,
whose rope broke twice.
Tse Prnssian Federal Council has adopted
motion that, as the population had IN
creased nearly ., 500, 600. Che coinage of silver
should be increased /, 500, 900 marks.
The Porter Manufacturing Compauy's salt
mills and works. and the blocks of Martin
Cooney. at ST. Louis, were burned Saturday.
The loss is S56, coo insured for $4,000
The ferryboat crossing the Dneiper river,
in Austria, upset, and, according to one YER
sion, sixty-three people were drowned, An
other account says thirty were drowned.
The street car troubles at st. Louis con-
tinue. It looks now as though it will be I'M
possible to get Ilen to replace the strikers, as
the public favor the men and cheer them
as they march.
The London Freiheit is published with
black border, in mourning for the executed
murderers o: the Gar. 1t praises them as
martyrs. One of the articles is that which
caused the indictment of Herr Most.
Go:tlien Dreckshage, a German, 40 years
old. keeper of q saloon in st. Louis. blew his
brains out Saturday in his bedroom over the
saloon Dependency, caused by drink and
heavily il. debt, was the probable reason.
The London Quarterly Review" con-
tains a siashing attack on Carlyle. believed
TO be from the pen of Abraham Hayward.
The writer condemns those who seek 30 raise
busts and statues TO men of genius whose
works are in open defiance of good sense,
good feeling and good taste.
Fcur persons, formerly servants in the In
perial Palace at Constantineple, have been ar
rested. charged with the assassination of the
late Sultan, Abdul Aziz. They have con-
fessed that they suffocated him, after which
they opened the veins in his arms TO make it
appear that he committed suicide.
Eliza Pope. aged thirty-six, residing at No.
Jasper place, Boston, was brutality muir
dered Saturday afternoon by james Tracy,
who went into her room and attempted an
outrageous assault upon her. The woman
resisting his attempt was beaten with an
iron poker so that she died in few minutes.
Tracy was arrested.
Richard Roche, hacker of Schaefer. re-
turned from New York TO St. Louis Satur-
dav. and SAYS Schaefer mailed last Wednes-
day challenge TO Viguaux, the French
biiliardist, to play him for 81 500 a side in
England or America, each to LAY his own
expenses, and Figuaux's expenses to be paid
if played in this country.
A Tuuis dispatch announces that the
KroumiFs have offered complete submission,
and will surrender Internationally to the
commander of the Beys troops. The NAL
tese residents of Tunis are hourly sending
kilograms 60 Malta asking for the presence
OF British man of war. in view of the posi-
bility Of fanatical outbreak.
John Guymphore, a Hungarian, who has
been asleep at the Poor house at Al ntown,
Pa fer Y days, aud who awakened for the
first time Friday, arose again Saturday morn.
ing. bol.ed the room door and jumped cut Of
the window. falling Is feet. When picked
~ it was found that two of his ribs were
broker, and his spine injured so badly that
he is not expected to live.
Following are the names Of the killed and
injured in the railroad ac1idsnt near Ozier,
y. n. Friday kil.ed-Mrs G. DeCiododt,
residence unknown James Lynch, James
town. Kan; D. q. Brewer, Springfield, Mo.
q Hall. Indianoa Iowa ; J. J. Isaacs, Terra
kneri.la. \. NJ; d. c. Wilson, Leaven-
worth, Kan: y. G. Shoals, Lawrence, Ks,
and one unknown. Wounded-Geo. Inmap,
Of Malone. Ks. broken leg =; Geo. r. Page,
Pleazanton, KS. broken rib; d. K. Brewer,
Msrshfeld. Mo bruised; A. j. Brewer,
AiGrshns4d, no. Dadly DEulStus iuu sefeidi
others slghtlY hurt.
Patents were issued at Washington last
week to Pacific Coast inventors as follows ::
Californie-Lucy A. Corning, San Jose, for a
bailing press Charles n. Earl, Los Angeles,
assiguor to Samson & Sweet, Of Medina, n
Y. for hanging and fastening doors reissue,
Joseph Fletcher, San Francisco. bellows /;
Ernest il. Lindemann, assignor of one-half
for L. Tardos San Francisco, means of de-
stroying phylloxera; Eugene o'Neill, San
Francisco, hosting machine brake Abraham
ii. Parks, Bloomfield, lifting jack, and
Charles Taylor, Chico, attachment to grain
separator. 0regon-James w. Allen, Canyon
City, fo- whip. Colorado-Francis. NJ
Case and J. o. Rosworth, Denver, for brick
and other presses; John NJ Wallace, Lead
vile. teller for grain or ores. aud John f.
1iallinekrodt, Denver, air purifying appara-
tus. 4 patent also, has been issued to
Charles n. Palmer, of New York. as assign r
t. Senator john p. Jones, OF Nevada, and
\. NJ. Loryea, of San Francisco, for an APP
parasas Tor feeding fuel