Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22

Cardinal Donnst, Archbishop of Bordeaux.
is dead.
Tie Belgium budget deficit for 1888 is esti.
mated at 25, 900 900 francs.
The calico print works of DaIelish & FsI.
coner. at Glasgow, have been burned Loss,
The Garfield monument fund has been in.
creased by 81, ,460-Mentana Terri.ory's con-
tribution.
Forty young farmers have been arrested in
connection with the proclaimed meeting at
Ba]lymers, Ireland.
The Secretary of Tuke's emigration fund
appeals for aid to enable the distressed peo.
pie of Ireland to emigrate.
The costs of Miss Sturla's trial in Chicago
are said to have been S29, zoo, which was
raised by women of her class.
The loss by Wednesday nights fire in
Philadelphia was nearly $500, 600; about
two-thirds insured. The loss is distributed
among large number Of persons.
The Gar has commuted to imprisonment
at hard labor the death sentence of the wo
man who wounded the Governor of Tchita.
A Cleveland 70 special says that all the
expelled juniors of Adalbert College have
been reinstated, except two of the most stub
born.
Larger garrisons are to be stationed on the
Russian frontier by the German Government,
and some of the railroads are to be double
tracked.
The Congressional Committee recommend
that the Governors Of States attend the New.
burg IN. " centennial in October next.
with military escort.
William Q. Moore's private banking.bouse
at Victor, n. Y, closed doors YESTERDAY, the
suspension being caused by the failure Of the
City Bank Of Rochester.
A passenger tain has been stopped and
robbed by an armed baad in Italy, and the
Government has offered a reward for the ap-
prehension of the robbers.
James A. Wilson, Treasurer of Dewitt
county, Illinois, committed suicide Wednes-
day by hanging himself with halter, He
leaves wife, mother and children, who were
dependent upon him.
Two slight shocks of earthquake occurred
st Santiago de Cuba on the llth inst. There
was another shock, very violent but short, on
the morning of the 18th.
At Wspakonets, O., Ed. Koch, aged 19.
was arrested. and confessed to having beaten.
robbed and brutally maimeo John M,
Shaffer, aged 30. Skaters condition is criti.
cal.
+. n. Briggs, superintendent of carriers
and chief clerk in the Denver (CoL) post.
office, has been arrested on charge of abstract
ing money from registered letter, and held
il the sum of $1,000.
Fifty-three members of the House of Rep.
resentstives have obtained leaves of absence,
and forty more members have left without
leave. There are about twenty-five applica-
tions for leave now pending.
Mansard block, in Oswego, n. Y, owned
by the United States Life insurance Com
paDy, of New Yerk, was burned Wednesday
night, together with the Union Hotel sdjoin.
ing. Loss, 5000; partly insured.
The suspended Rochester IN. " bank sp-
piled in March. 1880, for conversion into a
national bank, but its business was so ex
tended by re.discount and loans upon real
estate that the application was denied.
Mayor Harrison, of Chicago, says he wi
not interfere with the parade of armed &c.
cialists when Herr Most arrives there, unless
disturbance occurs. They will violate
State law In carrying arms, but no municipal
law.
A Washington dispatch says: The engine
OF the United States steamer Ranger broke
down of Mexico, aud she has gone to San
Francisco under sail for repairs This stops
surveying in the Pacific for the remainder of
the season.
Ths severity OF the sentence of Baron Ram.
migan at Innspruck, Prussia-seven years
Imprisonment and deprivation of his title OF
nobility-is explained by the fact that pre-.
vious to his conviction the deception had
lasted five years.
The Prussian Government intends to re.
place the Chamber of Commerce by Cham
Der of Economists, to comprise artisans and
representatives of manufactures, agriculture
and commerce, who will be chosen by their
constituencies. these Chambers to choose a
Council to control the Association.
The Alabama Legislature has vacated the
charter of the city of Selma, the third mu.
nicipality of the State. The city was in debt
S3SO, 600, incurred in issuing bonds in aid of
railroads, all bearing per cent. interest.
For some years the city failed to meet the
interest, aud the charter was abolished to rid
the city of the debt.