Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-22
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

Immigrants arrived at New York yester-
day to the number Of 8, 1873.
Steamers from Europe brought to New
York yesterday 81. 200, 900 in gold.
Dervish Pasha, with II, 600 troops. has at
tackled and defeated the Albanians near
| Uskush.
Suckers brewery, in School lane, Philadel-
| phia, was burned yesterday. Loss, $50, 900
Insured FOR S57 600
The missing ship David Stewart has az.
rived at Baltimore She was 90 DAYS on the
passage from Rio de Janeiro.
The steamer Mizpah, from Liverpool for
| Copenhagen, has gone ashore on the Skaw,
and eleven persons we're drowned.
Ii IS rumored in London that Earl Spencer,
Lord President Of the Council, will leave the
| Cabinet, and that Lord Derby will succeed
| him.
Mrs. Walder of Canton, Conn, and Mrs.
Martin Coffee, Of MathersfeId. were fatally
burned yesterday, Being surrounded by flames
while burning brush.
| At Washington it is reported that Bruce
OF Mississippi, will succeed First Assistant
p unconstitutional I'yner, and that the lat
ter will probably 90 abroad.
John Olive 8, Son, extensive railway ma.
terisl manufacturers and propgietors of paper
mills at Manchester aud Burg. Eng, have
| failed. Liabilities, 100000.
The Powers received circular note from
the Russian Government, proposing a con-
| ference for tie purpose of adopting common
measures against anarchists.
| At Leipzig public meeting, under the
auspices OF the Progressionists, was dissolved
yesterday by the police Socialists were
| largely represented at the meeting.
a Hartford dispatch says: The National
Trotting Association viii be asked to rein.
state Rarus, expelled because of withdrawal
from an advertised race with Hopeful.
The total values of exports of domestic
breadstuffs for the nine months ended March,
1881. were S204, 692 100, against S211. 1873, 432
for the nine months ended March, 1880.
At meeting of the Congress of Education
| League in Paris yesterday, Gambetta insisted
on the necessity of developing and perfecting
universal suffrage by universal education.
At Norfolk, Va, yesterday, NJ Glennan,
editor of the Norfolk YiTyinian and pr0mi-
neut Democrat, was assaulted in the street
! by w. A. Swank, lawyer and Readjuster.
The French Consul General at Tunis has
informed the Boy that he and the Premier
alone will be responsible if q single drop Of
| blood of French or other foreign residents in
Tunis is shed.
Three French war ships will land LOGO
men at Tabarco, Algeria, as a preliminary
operation Tabarco is to serve as base Of
operations for an attack or the Kroumirs
from the north.
The street railway employees at Cleveland,
| O., struck yesterday for half dollar Increase,
which was invariably refused and new men
we're hired IS fast a. possible. The strikers
| psaceabiy induced many men to leave the
cars, but travel was not entirely prevented
Miss Guya L. Mot, an actress who has
| been playing engag ements in Chinese thea
ter at Havana, arrived at New York from
. Cuba Wednesday on the steamship Saratoga.
She was assisted down the gang-piank by All
| Lee and John All Hok. Chinese gentlemen
of New York. Miss Mot is on her way to
| China.
Following is the clause in Beaconsfeld's
will relative to the disposition of his re-
mains: g 1 desire and direct that 1 NAV be
buried in the same vault in the churchyard
at Hughenden in which the remains of my
late dear wife, Mary Anne Disraeii created
| in her own right Viscountess Beaconsfeld,
were placed, and that my funeral be con-
Quoted with the same simplicity as hers was. "
His funeral viii take place at Hughenden on
Tuesday next.