Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27
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Flashes OF Fews from all Parts Of the
World

Flashes OF Fews from all Parts Of the
World
a fire in Buffalo yesterday morning stroyed the
Sienberg elevator Loss, 1856 600.
A fire in the Kadi Keri quarter Of ConstantinopIe
Tuesday night destroyed 500 houses.
The Executive Board OF the Knights OF Labor
were in secret session at Pittsburg Tuesday.
The Cent al and South American Telegraph Com
pany now accept messages tor Marauham and Para,
via Galveston.
The Directors of the Denver and Rio Grande Rail-
road have elected Frederick L0vejoy, OF Phila-
delphia, Pres dent.
Five townships in TEperary county, Ireland, have
been proclaimed by the Government on account Of
outrages perpetTated there.
The official report Of f.taiities CONSEQUENT upon
the late earthquake in Iseha states that 990 per.
sons were killed and 3I4 injured.
The reply of the Government Of China to the dis
patches Of the Marquis Tseug relative to the Tor
quin question, hiss been received in Paris.
The protracted indisposition Of the Minister from
Japan ut Washington has induced his Government
to grant him an Indefinite leave Of absence
Armed bands have appeared ct several points on
Spanish territory the French frc nter and the
Spanish General, Damarie, is pursuing them.
Prince George arrived at Hamilton, Ont, Tues
dsy, and, accompanied b. Colonel GzOwske and
CAPTAIN Durant, OF the Royal Navy went TO Niagara
Falls.
Maior-General Pope, now commanding the De-
partment of Missouri, viii probably succeed General
Sheridan in command Of the Military Division of
Missouri.
A negro calling himself Este Cetewayo and pos
sessng duplicate set Of ribs and two hearts, was
sent to jail for ninety days for an assault on white
girl at Adrian, Michigan.
It is reported that general consolidation of the
officers of the Bark and Merchants and Southern
and American Rapid Telegraph Companies will go
into effect October 1st.
Paron Resufort Viscotpf Arr,ord 10 80 f,,,,l.
duel in Paris. The latter was seriously wounded
Two japanese residents also engaged in a duel and
one was slightly wounded.
1t is reported the Canadian Pacific Railroad has
abandoned all idea of using the Southeastern as an
outlet to the Atlantic and will join the Portland
and Odensburg in its stead.
The New York Herald yesterday morning, with
out flourish or editorial comment, put the words
" Two Cents on its margin where hitherto have
been the words Three Cents"
A telegram from Captain Bruce, of the schooner
Typo owned at milwaukee, says the vessel is lost on
Amherst Island, Lake Ontario with $50 bushels CT
wheat, shipped by Kershan & Co of Milwaukee.
The great Foal stakes for threeyear-old ut Ne6-
market, Eng, wee won by the Duse Of Hamil-
toms 0ssian Cr5wther Harrison's Goldds.d second,
and Blentcne Prince third. There re nine
starters.
Secretary Lincoln says no action ss1rs taken in
the court martisl cases of LeuteHar' Qioue Hges,
Captain Hubbard, Cep'sif hress - t-euieasnt
n0et=-sol until the return 0. Z nr sideat to
W. 3 iugton.
The joint committee Of Gotten o eratiyes r-d en-
ploYers, New H mpshifo, have resolved the stOp-
tion Of agreement by which the pratives are to
resume their duties forthwith, pending further
negotiations.
E. S. Blandin is the Democratic candidate for
Common Pleas Judge at Cleveland, o.. but it is d-
covered that Blandin deserted from the army in
1862 The question has risen whether dsserters can
legally hold Offices OF trust.
letter from st. Pierre, Martinique, September
Sth, received here says On the night Of the 4th
Some eighteen vessels were wrecked, only one in
port being saved"
severe storm passed over Limerick Ireandi
yesterday. The Town Hall was blown down, and
one Of the bridges over the river Shannon badly
| injured. number Of houses were destroyed in
various contiguous districts
Lincoln, Neb., special gays that light frost fell
| there Tuesday night-the first of the season. AS
far as be learned il general throughout the
State. The damage to corn is believed to be light,
| as the crop was pretty well matured.
| rumor is ahoat that Judge Milton, United
States District Attorney for South Carolina has for
warded his resignation to Washington. The Judge
is at a summer resort in the Blue Ridge mountains,
so that it is impossible to obtain official eonfrma-
tion Of the report.
Buffalo, N Y, is crowded with delegates and 9th.
ers here attend the Democratic State Convention
which meets to-day. Harmony in the Convention is
practically ured, there is disposition among
| tine country delegates to meet Tammanys claim
with consideration,
The only important point in the Colored Couveu-
tion at Louisville, Ky, yesterday morning.
the administration ol Arthur. This raised great
stir and much oratory, which only quieled when
L. D. Herbert of Louisiana, moved to refer 20 the
Committee on Resolutions, which was adopted