Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-10
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

Mrs. Garfield is seriously ill from nervous
prostTation, threatened with maiafial fever.
The Jews in Podoiia. Russia, have been
maltreated. and troops have been cent to
their protection.
An Ottawa dispatch says: 1t is stated
that the Governor General will return to
England after his Manitoba trip, resigning
his position here.
The Fort Meigs paper mill, at South To-
ledo, O., owned by the Clafin Paper Com
pany, was burned yesterday. Less, $50, OG0 !;
insured FOR $4,000.
At the Conservative peers meeting in Lon
don yesterday motion that the Marquis of
Salisbury should lead the party in the House
Of Lords was carried unanimously.
The French Embassador at Constantinople
handed the Porte, Saturday, dispatch say
ing that any armed force sent to Tunis via
Turkey would be regarded as casus belli.
JOSEPH Nuebeck, Hungarian, has been
arrested on board the steamer Batavia at
Boston, charged with the larceny of II, 600
guilders from the Hungarian Government
1t ia now stated at London that there is no
chance of an arrangement between tie rival
Atlantic cable companies. and the prospect is
that there will be competition at z shilling
per word tariff.
A Paris dispatch says: A duel impends
between Lepere, formerly Minister of the
Interior, and Massot, Vice President of the
Councils General for the Department of
YOU'VE. The latter is 76 years of age.
American machinery, which under the old
French tariff paid from Is to SO francs duty,
will now pay francs, the same as English
machinery. A large quantity is waiting at
Havre to be entered under the new tariff.
T.
estimates that the internal revenue receipts
will aggregate this year about SIC. 900, 600
more than last year. The increase is due to
the increased production of cigars and
cigarettes.
A Paris telegram says: Its probable that
the Monetary Conference, after an exhaustive
discussion, will adjourn for an indefinite
period, 10 give time for direct negotiations :
tween the various States on basis of the
conclusions reached hy the Conference.
A ST. Petersburg dispatch says: Neither
General Me'ikeff nor MelubiEe will succeed
Grand Duke Michael. A Council will be
held Tuesday to give final shape to the reso-
lutions establishing unity of administration,
and the Emperor VIII review the garrison
Wednesday.
Tn the suit brought by William S. Will
Jams against the Consolidated Telegraph
Companies-an action similar in its nature
TO that brought by Rufus Hsteh-judge
Truax, of the Superior Court at New York,
has rendered decision denying the plaintiffs
motion for an adjournment.
Judge Spair, OF the Superior Court at New
York, handed down his decision on the mo-
ton in the suit brought by RUFUS Hatch
against the Consolidated Telegraph Comps
MES, to prevent the issue of the So, 526, 800
increased capital stock. Judge Speir decides
in favor of plaintiff, and continues the tenn
porary injunction previously granted restrain.
ing the distribution of the increase.
Black, Eason and Blsckman, charged at
Philadelphia with defrauding the Government
in mail contracts, were arraisned Yesterday
afternoon before the United States Commits
sinner, and were held in $4,000 bail each, the
Court stating that it was evident that Black
man was the principal They will be tried
at the term of the Court beginning next Mon.
day.
The State Board of Agriculture of Ohio
has reliable reports from 1000 correspond
ents all over that State, mostly farmers,
which show only 10 per cent. of last years
wheat, or 1880, coo bushels, in the prodl.
GERS hands. The probable yield. with a fair
average season, will be 5000, 600 bushels, OF
IS per cent. of last years crop. Wheat is
the best in northern Ohio, where there was
more snow.
Mr.. Fowler, President of the Commercial
Insurance. Company, who died at New York
Yesterday, was Que of the original forty
miners. At the breaking out of the gold
fever in California he moved there, but more
for his health than for anything else, remain
irg there two years. He then moved East
and settled in New Haven for very short
time, when be went to New York, where he
embarked in the insurance business.