Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-20
SATURDAYS NEWS.
Special Dispatches to the Record
Union" Condensed.

Mass, has temporarily suspended.
Theelectricalstorm still prevails throughout |
the country, rendering teiegraphing difficult. |
The fire at Boston Friday proved not 80
destructive as was threatened, the loss being
only $50. 600.
The marriage of Timothy Hopkins to the
niece Of the lats Mark Hopkins is announced
in New York
The Treasurer of tho Catholic Orphan
Asylum at Brooklyn, n, Y, is o defaulter
in the sum Of $4,000.
In general fight at Forest City, N. c.,
Barnes King was killed and William Tuttle
dangerously wounded.
General James D. Fezsenden, son of the
late Senator Fessenden, dropped eead at
Portland, Me, Saturday.
The New York bank statement issued Sat
urdsy shows that the banks hold SS,OOo.oeo
less than the legal requirements.
J.R. Chalners, who was elected to Con
gress in the Ssccnd Mississippi District, has
been counted out in favor of Manning thl
The large hayiork works of Lawson &
Breniger, corner Twenty. sixth and Poplar
streets, Philadelphia, were burned Saturday
morning.
A Philadelphia dispatch says that malig-
nant tliphtheria is prevailing to an alarming
extent in the manufacturing suburbs OF
Frankfort.
A report comes from Ell Paso, Texss, of the
killing of twenty Mexicaps by Indians near
Carletas, Mexico, few days ago. Troops
were sent after the Indians.
Ex-Governor Stanford, of California, has
leased WIN. a. Vanderbilts old residence on
Fifth avenue, near Forty-third street, for the
winter. The rent is 81 900 monthly.
In qusrraI at Lead City, Col, Saturday
morning Timothy Coleman struck Boyd
Hlcklen under the ear with his fist, breaking
Hicklsns neck and killing him instantly.
The blanket mill owned by R. S. Frost &
Co., Of Boston, was burned at Otter River,
Mass, Friday night. The fra originated in
the csrd-roon from O hand lamp. Insured.
The Captain and pilot of the steamer City
of Worcester have been arrested on charge
of criminal negligence, in sinking barge in
East River, Thursday night and drowning
several people.
On Thursday evening General and Mrs.
Sherman rendered reception to the officers
OF the army stationed in Washington and
their families and friends. About 200 per.
sons were present.
Secretary Folger Saturday declined to re-
ceive personal security as security for public
dsposits, but authorized therefor the deposits
of United States bonds at market rates ill.,
stead of at their face value.
U
Treasury for redemption during the week end
ing Saturday amounted TO 81, 765, 600; bonds
deposited to secure circulation amounted to
$2,525, 500; TO secure circulation Withdrawn,
81, 654. 500.
The railroad passenger war betwesn Chica,
60 aud ST. Paul and other competitive points
is growing 6ercsr. Saturday night the Chi
cago, Minneapolis, st. Paul and Omaha Rail-
road announced q one-dollar rate between
Minneapolis and Chicago.
Secretary Teller has requested Secretary
lincoln TO place sufficient force of soldiers
at the Flsthead Agency in Montana to pre-
vent railroad construction parties now sp-
preaching that reservation from entering and
interfering with the Indians.
William l.. SCOTS imported French stall.
ion Rayon dor was shipped from New York
Saturday to Erie, Pa. Fifty thousand dollars
cash was refused for the horse Friday The
animals winnings in 1879 were 800, 9S5. He
cost S3S, 600 landed in New York.
Saturday the Secretaries of Arizona and
Dakota Territories had interviews with Sec
rotary Teller in Washington, after which
they called upon the superintendent of the
railway mail service. and urged an extension
of mail facilities in their respective territories
The trial of Captain Howard, commandment
at Pensacola Navy Yard, charged with de-
sorting his post at the appearance of yellow
Washington Navy Yard. Howard claims he
left before the fever broke out because of i'll
ness.
William 81. Cunningham, workman at
the Birmingham (Ala.) Rolling Mills, Satur-
day morning left work, walked over to the
blast furnace, assembled TO the mouth of the
stack and awaited the moment for charging.
When the bell was raised he threw off his hat
and leaped headforemost into the furnace.
The deceased was formerly of Kentucky.
Thomas Loemsn, Is years of age, a cash
boy in Jordan, Marsh & Co.'s establishment
at Boston, with his sister and brother, have,
by the death of their uncle, Michael Loeman,
broker in Melbourne, Australia, fallen heir
to his entire fortune, amounting to 81, 000 600.
The children. who have no parents will leave
for ST. John, n. B., where they will be edu-
Gated.
serious riot occurred at Opslika. Ala,
Friday night, in which Jim Roberts,
Charley Dix and Charley Griggs were
wounded Pistols and shotguns were used.
TIE row lasted all night, and the destruction
of show windows and lamps was consider
able. It seems to have grown out of gen.
eral dislike for the city government. About
1000 shots were fired.
ST. LOUIS, November 1Ssh.-Leland Stan.
ford, President of the Central Pacific Rail-
way accompanied by Mrs. Stanford and
their son Leland. arrived here yesterday, via
the Southern Pacific They are en- route to
New York.
WAsHINGToN, November 1S.h.-In the soft
glove exhibition last night. at the last knock
down Rsnsalor attempted to rise to his feet
and face his opponent, but the police inter.
fered and put stop to the contest. Rensalor
was volunteer contestant, and was severely
punished, tie blood squirting from his nose
and face when the contest stopped. The ex-
hibition, which had been extensively adyer-
tised, drew large audience.
FOREIGN.
The Austrian Consul in Tunis committed
suicide by blowing out his brains.
Absolute reposs is declared to be necessary
for the recovery of President Grevy.
An Englishman has been arrested in Dub
lin with twenty packages of dynamite caps in
bis possession.
There is considerable mortality among the
troops stationed at Cairo, Egypt. Many SOL |
diers have the eateric fever.
A grand review of 5000 troops that took |
part in the Egyptian war was held by the |
Queen in London Saturday.
The deficit in the German Budget is 8, 900. |
0G0 marks; g tax is proposed on liquor and |
tobacco TO Increase the revenue rece IT..
The police at Homburg made domiciliary
visit, and arrested six mechanics They also |
seized large number of secret pamphlets and |
explosive bullets.
The union Of Ssnor Mantos and bis follow.
ers with Marshal Ssrraro's party is the prin.
cipal theme discussed by the Spanish press
and Ministerial papers.
Miles Joyce, arraigaed for the murder of
Mrs. Joyce, was convicted and sentenced to
death in Dablin Saturday. He was first
cousin of the man Joyce who was murdered
a circular has been sent by the Porte to
representatives abroad, directing that they
call the attention of the European Govern.
ments to military preparations CT Monte
negro.
The German Government continues to de.
cline all attempts of other powers to open or
exchange notes on the question of Egypt.
Until tbs Anglo French negotiations are con-
cluded Bismarck is determined not to speak,
The Italian bark CATERING, from Pensacola
for Greenock, arrived at quarantine in He-
vana Saturday. The whole crew, excepting
the Captain, mate, cook and steward, died at
Pensacola, and when the vessel was day
out from that port the Captain and cook died