Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19
TINY TELEGRAMs.

Francis Close, Dean Of Carlisle, is dead.
Emperor William, wno is confined by
bad cold, is considerably better.
Obstacles are being raised to Lord DERBY p
appointment to the Indian Office.
A vesael is wrecked on the Kiucardins
COST, Scotland, and TIE crew are lost.
Guntou Hall, in Norwich, Eag ihe seat os
the Earl Of SUfiield, has been DESTROYED by
| FIRE.
The priDcipal business houses in CLAYTON.
Mics. were burned yesterday, causing lots
| of $50, eco.
Thomas r. Smart, of California, has been
appointed State DraughtSman in the Patent
Office at Washington.
A fire at Minneapolis, MINI, Yesterday,
destroyed the Barton block, valued at 500.
GOO; insurance, $4,000.
The liabilities of the bankrupt tin firms in
London aggregate $4,000. eco. and the trade
Is temporarily paralyzed.
John Crunden, who sent letter threatf n
ing the Prince of Wales and Gladstone, has
been committed for trial.
A fire yesterday morning at Corsicans.
Tex, burned two cotton sheds, containing
about 20. COO bales of cotton.
A Postoffics was established yesterday at
CloudmsD, Tuolumne county, Cal, with
Daniel =. Cioudman as postmaster.
Michael Flynn was arraigned yesterday as
Dublin for participation ia the murder of
the Huddys. He pleaded not guilty.
Charles Bowen (colored), carpenter. fell
from the steeple of Avery Chanel at MEM
phis, Tenn, yesterday, and broke his neck.
The attack by the mountaineers upon the
Chinese troops marching against the French
u connected with general rising in Yum
Ran.
Famine prevails in Carrick, County Done
ga, ireland. The people are living on In
dian meal, and %, 200 are in danger Of starya.
ton.
Herr Most, ths Socialist leader, landed io
New York yesterday, and IVES heartily re-
ceived by his admirers, whom be addressed ia
the evening.
The Bonapsrtists held banquet at gesu-
vais, France, Sunday, the object of the meet.
ing being to proclaim Prince Victor Napoleon
President of the Republic.
A circular was Issued yesterday By the Sec
retary of the Treasury, suspending the sx
change Of hree-and-a-half bonds into threes
from December 30sh to February 1st.
General Z. G. Calender, retired officer of
the regular army, and who rscsiyed seyer.I
wounds in the Mexican war, died Sunday at
D2ysville, III. He owned 400 acres of land
in Ogle county.
Amasa A. Berry, Insurance Adiuster OF
Chicago, died Sunday. He tad iust returned
from trip TO the Pacific coast in search of
health. For fifteen years he was Treasurer
of The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
The Dublin Erening Mail believes that
| there is no doubt that Earl Spencer will re-
sign the Lord Lieutenantcy when the affairs
! OF Ireland are in a more satisfactory condi-.
ticn. and that Lord Roseburg will probably
| succeed him.
james T. Rhodes passed through Chicago
Sunday, en- route to the Penitentiary at De-
trolt, TO serve six years for stage robbery in
Arizona. He had already served four years
st fumo, but on eccount Of the failure of lis
health his quarters were changed.
The whole distilling Interest of Peoria. Iii
IS excited over the discovery that one of their
members has been usirg " rocked barrels
ios whisky, which hold two gallons moro than
standard barrels, making net gain for the
crooked distiller of 800 per day.
Ediaon's electric light, ssys the New York
Sun. is q failure, because it is too dear. The
| light cannot be furnished much longer at the
present prices. The public has been led to
eusDsct that there are also grave mechanical
difhcuities to overcome before il cAn do satis-
factory work.
Ihe range OF country lying between the
western limits Of Manitobs aad the eastern
boundary OF British Columbia has been d.
vided into four territorial divisions, named
ass1naboine, Saskatchewan, Alberto and Ath.
alaska. New Postoffces have been eatsh-
iished, and regulations for directions Of nail
matter to those districts are published in the
official gazette.
Captain Robert Creighton, Marine Superin.-
tendens Of the Red Star Steamship Line at
antwerp, recently died at that port, aged 6l
Several years ago, when in commend of tbe
| ship Three Bells, on tho Pacific, he rescued
two or three hundred United States soldiers
| from sinking in q transport. For this act .e
received vote of thanks and gift Of money
from Congress-. TIE fsvorite bsiiad for some
time afSer that was Tho Good Sup Three
Belia.n