Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-29
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Flashes Of News from all Parts OF the
World

World
Bismarck has arrived at Berlin.
Snow fell yesterday in Minnesota.
King Alfonso left Hamburg for Brussels
Thursday.
Thursday, 10 15S bales Port Phillip and
Sydney wool were sold at London.
General Hancock is improving. The wound
on his knee is not thought to be serious.
A London dispatch says that the report of
the shooting of Parnell is false. Parnell Is
now in England.
The boiler of the steamer G. S. Robinson
exploded at Albany, n. Y, yesterday morn
ing, killing two men and wounding several
others.
The heavy firms of F. Mayer & Co. and
Levy Brothers & Co., of New York, now in
suspension, are arranging to resume business
at an early day.
A London dispatch says: Lloyds report
the steamship Rotterdam ashore on Ban
juard, coast of Holland, and that she has
broken in halves.
At Poughkeepsie, n. Y, yesterday, the
| Woman's Christian Temperance Union Con-
vention appointed delegates to the National
Convention at Detroit.
Crotty, landlord, was shot dead yester.
day morning at his residence in Linnsry
Park, Ireland. He had been wounded sew
eral times previously.
The daughter of he Lord Mayor OF Lon
don was married Thursday morning to Mr..
Aitken The wedding was the third in st.
Paul's Cathedral since 1888.
Two French transports have sailed from
Algiers for Tonquin with battalion of the
Foreign Legion and two companies of sharp
shooters, total of 1000 men.
At the Louisville Exposition yesterday a
suit of clothes was presented to Governor
Berry, of Arkansas, made from cotton
picked only forty eight hours previously.
John B. Carroll, for two years preceding
March last a clerk in the Bureau OF Arrears
at New York, has been arrested on charge
of forgery. It is alleged that he appropri-
ated about 800. GOO.
The resignation of Judge Raw, Chief of
the Division of Postal Laws and Regulations
of the Postoffice Department, has been ter,
dered to the Postmaster-Genersl,a and it will
probably be accepted.
Commissioner Armstrong, of the Interior
Department, who has been inspecting the
] land grants to railroads in the West, speaks
| highly of the country through which the
Northern Pacific runs.
The wedding of W. R. McKeen, President
of the Vandalia line, to Mrs. Sarah j. Dow
ling, took place Thursday evening at Terre
Haute. They left in the private car OF Pre-
sident McKeen for bridal tour in California.
John R. McCune to whom the Railroad
Coal Tribunal of Pittsburg referred the ques-
ton of miners wages, has decided upon
three and one-half cents per bushel, splitting
the difference between the operators and
lshorers.
The Dublin Nation accuses the British Gov
eminent and American Legation in London
of unfair play towards O'Donnell, in hope
that he may implicste friends of Parnell in
the conspiracy to murder Carey, the In
former.
The bark Oronteg, at Chatham, picked up
three fishermen in dory on st. Pierre
Bank, n. F., who had been out six days
from a vessel One of them opened vein
in his arm from which he sucked blood to
quench his thirst.
Right Rev. Anthony Wilson Thecrsld,
Lord Bishop of Rochester, England, arrived
at Baltimore yesterday by the steamer Hi
bernian, from Liverpool. lie was met at
Locust Point by a committee of gentlemen of
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Waldeck Rosseau, French Minister of the
Interior has telegraphed an order to the
Project of Savoy prohibiting the holding of
a meeting there by the Salvation Army. and
ordering the expulsion of members of the
Army from the department if they disobey
| orders.
The total cost of the statue of Germanis,
which was unveiled at Niederwald yesterday,
was over Que million marks. The inscription
| upon the monument says: In memory OF
the unanimous and victorious rising of the
German people, and the re-establishment of
the German Empire, 1901"
As a ounter-demonstration to the uuveil-
| ing Of the statue of Germsnis on the Rhine
| by the Germans, crowds of Parisisns assem-
| bled Yesterday afternoon around the statue of
Strasburg, in Place de la Concord, and in
dulged in patriotic cries. The demonstra-
| ton passed off without any disorder.
The wife of Max Segelbaum, wealthy
| Hebrew merchant of Minneapolis, has
brought suit for divorce, alleging all sorts
| of indignities and inhuman treatment gen.
orally, together with the vilest epithets, as
good ground for divorce. The affair creates
q sensation, on account of the standing of the
parties.
The Huntingdon Car and Car Wheel
Works, Blair Bros. proprietors, at Hunting.
don, Pa, has failed, with judgment entered
for the Union Bank for $50 900. Other
claims will increase the liabilities to $780,
| UUO. Inc a65ets are estimated at SIUu,VVu.
Four hundred employees, who have not
been paid for two months, are thrown out of
work.
Judge Samuel Hand, referee in the tax
suit brought by the State against the Western
Union Telegraph Company, has rendered a
decision at Albany. N. Y, in favor of the
State for $17S.39 This sum is for taxes for
only one year, but determines the remaining
taxes in favor Of the State, making the total
amount recoverable under the decision from
the company about 1926, 200.