Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-26
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Flashes Of News from all Parts OF the
World
Emperor William and the Gar will have
no meeting.
Bonds received for redemption 7nder the
twentY-6rst call, 10 date, S21, 100000.
Chirs's reply to the memorandum sub.
mitsed by France has not yet been r.
ceived.
Mrs. Carey landsd yesterday morning az
Greenwich-op- the Thames, eighteen miles
! from London.
The coinage Of standard silver dollars for
the week ending September 22d YVES $685.
$50; corresponding period last year. $3.50, !.
49S.
A Paris special says that the British Gov
ernment will again enter into negotiations
| with the Suez Canal Company relative to
| the proposed canal.
The chief superintendent of the work Of
the Panama Canal Company has submitted
! reports which indicated that the canal viii
be completed in 1888.
! The President has appointed Sidney n.
| Waters Putnam Indian Agent at the CoIyiIle
Agency, Washington Territory, vice Johu
A. Sinms, resigned.
The customs receipts at Chicago for the
year amount to s.. 800 liz, an Increase of
more than 81 500, 000 over that of last year.
which aggregated 1915, 4S6.
| a meeting of the American Yacht Club
| has been called fer the 10Th Of October,
! Several candidates for membership will be
| p-oposed-among others will be that uf ex-
| Governor Tilden.
! Officials in the Postc flee Department say
| that Postmaster. General Gresham will in
! his forthcoming report, take stronger grounds
1 fq Of hn .pf al
| system tian any Of his predecessors.
The Prussian Cabinet Ministers, the Presi-
| dent and other off ers of the Reichstsg,
and the Commanding Generals of the Ger
man army, have gone TO attend the unvailing
I of the statue of Germania ct Niederwal on
Friday.
O'Donnen was brought to the Bow-strest
Police Court, London, at . o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The Courtroom was filed. 4
large crowd collected outside. Special pre-
cautions were taken by the police 30 prevent
any attempt at rescue.
A large number of Irish Catholics left the
parish church of st. Cunegand, Canada,
Sunday, because Father Seguide severely re-
buked them for not paying their dues. The
congregation is composed Of !, 500 French
Canadian families and 400 Irish.
General Sherman has fixed upon the lst of
November as the date upon which ne will
turn over the command to General Sheridan
and practically retire to civil life, although
he will not be placed on the retired list Of the
army until the 8sh Of February.
The verdict of the Court-martiaI In She
case of Second Lieutenant Robinson, charged
with duplicating his pay accounts is not SO
severe as was at first supposed Instesd Of
dismissal. the sentence was only suspension
for short period, not over year.
The report telegraphed from Denver. 60 the
effect that W. B. Strong, President of the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa F'e Railroad,
bad resigned. is pronounced without fou1da-
tion by that gentleman, low in Chicago. He
says he has no intention of resigning.
Twenty.seven trunks and packages OF
goods, valued at S50,00O, were taken from
the steamship Alaska to the Custom House
seizure-room in New York Monday. The
property belonged to four passengers who
came from Liverpool on the steamship.
The steamer Ethel cleared at Philadelphia
Monday. Her manifest showed eight can
mons. dynamite, shells and munitions Of war
of all sorts. She sails for Port-au. Prince and
is owned by the Hsytian Government. No
attempt was made to prevent the vessel from
sailing.
Pending the receipt of cablsgrsm from
Vignaux in regard to the postponsment Of
his game with Schaeffer, nothing further has
been done regarding the proposed game BE-
tween Schaeffer and Slosson. and it Is now
considered highly improbable that q gsms,
will result.
Charles Davis, who kept gambling house.
in New York. in which it is alleged the lHta
William B. Carroll, the defaulting coupon
clerk of the Comptroller's Office, played and
lcst $4,000 belonging to the city. was ar
rested yesterday on an Indictment sor keep
ing gambling house.
Proposals for the purchase Of condemned
naval vessels were opened at ths Navy De-
psrtment Monday. In all cases the bids ex-
ceedsd the valuation. The only vessels
offered for sale for which no bids were mads
are the Florida and Pawnee. The former -
at New London. and is appraised at $64, CO..
while the latter is at Port Royal, s. c., ana
is appraised at S56, Goo
The attorneys for Captain s. Moore, Lucy
N. Abbott, W. Keyes, Luther Il. Keyes and
William Hslsey, who claim to be heirs of
Caroline G. Fillmore, widow of ex-Presidene
Fillmore, and who are contesting the probats
of the will, made motion in the Surrogate's
Court at Buffalo. n. Y, Monday, for the ap.
pointment of temporary administrator OF
the widows 5000 estate in place of George
Gorhsm. The Surrogate denied the motion