Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-19
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

Rev. Richard Burgess, the English archie.
ologist, is dead.
Dutferin has arrived st Berlin. and has had
a conference with Bismarck
The steamers City of Berlin and Mosel
brought to New York yesterday $751;. 900 In
gold.
The italian Consul at Tunis disavows all
acts Of unfriendliness to France laid TO his
charge.
Sella has advised the King of Italy to re.
fuse to accept the designations of the present
| Ministers.
the erection of additional fortresses on the
German frontier
The Cincinnati Board of Trade lease Pixies
Opera House from the 1st of next January
| for their quarters.
DR.. William Howard Russell, the we'll
known special correspondent of the London
Times, has sailed for this United States.
Coleman and ODonnell, the alleged Lon
don Mansion House conspirators, are at
Providence, R. l., bat they decline TO talk.
The New York Sun, reviewing California
raisin culture, says that ct their best these
raisins compare favora5ly with London lay
ers.
An important demonstration against the
Greek Government has been made at Ath-
ems under the auspices of the National
League.
lis understood in London that Pagetal
Embassador at Rome, will succeed Dufferin
at st. Petersburg, and Layard will succeed
Page'al.
At Allegheny, Pa, case of trichinosis
occurred from eating pooTly-eooked pork.
,a,,aIfes i
tient is slowly improving.
At Gouverpeur. n. Y, last evening, a fire
burned the Van Bnren House, the First Ma
tioual Bank, MoAllister's Block and the Bap.
| list and Presbyterian Churches.
The long expected event of breaking ground
on the Chicago, Texas, and Mexican Central
Railroad took place at Dallas, Tex, yester-
day. Nearly $1,000 persons were present.
A negro charged with the assassination of
leading citizen of Gadsden county, Florida,
some time since, was taken from Jail in
Quincy Sunday by disguised menand hanged.
A dispatch from Kansas City says News
is just received here that William Mattox
shot and killed his brother, Hesiah Mattox,
four miles fram Liberty, Clay county, yes
terday
| The conductors and drivers of the horse
railroads of Boston have made demand for
20 per cent. increase iu wages. The South Bos-
ton road increased their wages from 81 70 to
81 per day.
The London Times says the promoters of
the movement for the release of Michael Da-
witt have determined to circulate throughout
Great Britain and the United States q me-
mortal, setting forth the grounds for his lib
GRAFTON.
At Candahar it is openly announced that
the Amer will come there in May with more
troops and attack Herat Immediately Ayoub
Khan is concentrating his entire force TO
guard against a threatened attack from
Turkestan.
The famous Captain Boycott remains in
Richmond, Va. He is not certain whether
he will settle in America or not, but he likes
the country. He will certainly return to
England, and possibly to Ireland, to settle
up his affairs.
At Rural, o., young Kentucky singing
school master named Corn, who had been as
saulted by rough named Reed, upon meet
ing the latter subsequently in q drug store
struck him on the head with weight, which
killed him, and then escaped.
While some circus men were loading cars
at the railroad crossing at Ennis, Tex, yes
terday, three men leaving town insisted on
crossing at chat pa. ticular place. A fight en-
sued, in which Campbell, one Of the show
rner, was seriously shot twice through the
body.