Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-16
TBLEGRAPHIO BREVITIES.
Condensation from Last Nights Dispatch

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Tug Wilson is coming from England to
| fight Sullivan.
Nearly 1000 immigrants landed at New
| York yesterday.
The tanning works at Galshiels. Scotland,
| have been burned. Loss, e100, 900.
Shipherd has been summoned to appear be-
| fore the Foreign Affairs Committee Wednes
day.
The Captain, first officer, and 50 of the
crew of the Turkish transport ashore in the
Bosphorus persisted.
Mayor Manly died at Raleigh, N. c., yes
terdsy He was an officer of artillery in the
Confederate army during the war.
A Calcutta dispatch says: The shipment
| Of tea to America and Australia the present
yesr will probably be 100000 pounds.
| For the past four months the imports into
France increased $4,000, 900 francs, and the
exports 49,, GOO, 600. chiefly manufactures.
The total values of exports of domestic
breadstuffs from the United States for the
ten months ending April 80, 1882, was S157,.
$40. 121.
About half the village of Danville, Que
! bee, has been burned. Forty houses and
stores were destroyed. The loss is estimated
at $4,000.
The movement of standard silver dollars
for week ending May 18th was III, 500,
against lao, 400 for the corresponding period
of last year.
The Senate passed bill yesterday to
enable California to take lands in lieu of the
sixteenth and thirty-sixth sections found to
| be mineral lands.
At London the Common Council have of.
fered a reward of $500 for the conviction of
the persons who placed the canister of pow
der on the railing of the Mansion House.
Lorillard's Iroquois has been scratched
| from all engagements at Ascot. Powhattan
and Memo have been scratched for the
| Derby, and Hiawasse scratched for the
| Cakes stakes.
The steamer Sarmatian reports at London
she lowed the steamer Catalonia a miles,
passengers, left Der in longitude AZ, making s
knots an hour under steam.
| MIR. Teller's course relating to the Indians
| is meeting with general approval at Washing
ton, and it is believed that life in the Indian
country will be rendered more nearly safe
under his course than ever before.
A dispatch from Berlin says: The attack
of neuralgia from which Bismarck is suffer-
| ing will con6ne him to his bed at least week.
It is probable that his illness will tend to fur
Their the Government plan of proroguiDg the
Reichstag until autumn.
1t is said at Washington that Blaine is
supporting Senator Mitchell in his revolt
against the stalwarts in Pennsylvania, and
that he will be also heard from in the canvass
in Ohio, New York and many other States,
making things lively for the stalwarts gen.
orally.
United States Marshal Russell, for the
Western District of Texas. has been arrested
at Washington for presenting fraudulent ex-
pense accounts in connection with the trans
portation of prisoners. He travelled on free
railroad passes and charged for full fare and
also charged for guards never employed.
The Society of the Army of the Cumber-
land propose popular contribution on Deco
ration Day towards the erecting in Washing
ton of statue of the late President Garfield,
who was SO conspicuous a member of that
army. Contributions may be made through
the Associated Press papers, or sent directly
to Lieutenant General Sheridan, Chicago, or
II. c. Corbin, Assistant Adiutant- General,
Washington, d. G.
BERLIN. May 15th.-Six hundred Jews
started to-day for America.
MONTREAL, May 15sh.-One hundred and
fifty Russian Jews arrived here to-day.
QUEBEC, May 15th.-Three thousand imni-
grants have landed here in four days.
The steamer Mississippi arrived to-day
with IS. She was two weeks in the ice. and
before entering was in collision with ship
The ice cut two holes in the steamer.
PARIS, May 15th.-The Tribunal of Com
merce has delivered judgment in the case of
the Union Generate. The last issue of shares
is declared to be Illegal, and the Bourse sales
thereof are annulled. Unpaid installments
on old shares are ordered called up at the rate
Of $50 francs per share.