Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-02

CONDENSED FROM LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
Prince Bismarck is again in6isposed. and
viii probably be confined to his bed for several
days.
No agreement has been arrived at between
Austria and Roumania on the Dsnubian
question.
The President has approved the joint reso-
luton making an apprI p-iation to complete
the census.
A bond call for fifteen million dollars in
extended fives was issued by S, ccetary Fol-
ger yesterday.
The public debt statement shows a de-
crease in the public DEBT during January of
SIS. CSC. 1888 81.
President Arthur gave a state dinner to
the Justices of the United States Supreme
Court last evening.
James G. McCullom, the actor, will be
married in New York to Mrs. D. P. Bowers,
the actress, on Monday.
The penal code committee Of the Lower
House of the Austrian Reichstsg favors the
maintenance of capital punishment.
The works of the Union Iron and Steel
Company at Chicago, employing about 2, coo
men, are expected to close down to-day.
Sam Wakefield (colored), State Senator in
1874 and Deputy Naval Officer under Du-
mont, killed himself at New Orleans yes
terday.
Kate Clayton, the actress, is still confined
to her bad in New York, aud is said TO be
suffering from severe cold and general ex-
haastion.
Work has been suspended in the st. Mar
tin coal mines. Nova Scotis, in consequence
of cave in the surface in the vicinity Of the
old Dalhousie pit.
Henry A. Bowen was indicted in Washing
ton yesterday for corruptly endeavoring to
infusnce juror Dickson, upon the evidence
given by Dickson.
The House War Claims Committee has
directed the Chairman to report back a bill
providing for the payment Of claims amount
ing to an aggregate of 1929. coo.
Senator Miller. of California. who has
charge Of the Nicaragua Canal bill. is very
confident that it will pass, now that the guar
antee clause has been stricken out.
A gentleman of Montgomery, Ala, says he
ate breakfast sc Nashville with ex.State
Treasurer Vincent last Tuesday morning, and
he said he was going to New York.
The ball originally organized to celebrate
the silver wedding of the Crown Primes Of
Germany will be held on the ooh instant,
when the court will be out of mourning.
Tho Swiss newspapers announce that the
icm engaged in the iron trade at Basic, whose
failure was reported Monday, is Paravicini
4 Co. Their liabilities amount to several
million francs.
The newspapers of Switzerland condemn
the attacks upon the Salvation Army and the
consequent disturbances, and exhort citizens
to respect religious liberty and the right of
public meeting.
Richard Bronson, of Fort Ricars, lately
resident of Dubuque, Ia, a member of the
State Legislature Of 1852 to 1854, and largely
interested in lead mines, died yesterday, after
an operation for stone in the bladder.
A Halifax dispatch says: Otto S. Weeks,
@. c., and member of the Provincial Par
liamept, has been arrested, at the instance Of
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty, on
charge of brutally assauIting his wife.
The Government Of Denmark, regarding
the position of the $500 Danish subjects Of
North Schleswig. points QUE that by Danish
laws all German Sehleswig- Holsteiners, IL
habitants Of Denmark, are specially exempt
from military service.
a Joint resolution has been introduced in
the Senate providing for an amendment to
the Constitution authorizing the President to
veto any one or more items in an apprepria-
tion bill, the veto, however, not to affect
other portions of the bill.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad has ex-
pended So, 600, 000 on a steamship line, and
before long will have steamships running
from Newport News to Rio Janeiro, and
from Newport News to Europe. Three of
the steamers will be completed shortly.
The Secretary of the Navy has recon-
mended to Congress the sale by public auc
ton, in accordance with the recommendation
OF the Advisory Board. Of the Bsnicis, old
Monadnock, Nsrfsgansett, MACK, Saco and
Tuscarora, at the Mare Island Navy Yerd.
The German military officers in the service
of the Porte have drawn up 3 plan for the
reorgsniz .tiou of the Turkish army, retiring
swarm Of useless officers, and dsyoting
their pay to useful purposes. Il is under
stood that the Sultan expressed entire con-
currence.
The House Military COMMITTEES authorize
the President, whenever military reserya-
ton is abandoned and not needed by the War
Department, TO havs the same surveyed,
plated, appraised aud transferred TO the
Secretary Of the Interior fer sale as other
public lands.
A horrible case of death and destitutioa in
Kingstown township, Pa, was revealed yes.
tarday by the Ladies' Aid Society. A man
named Lsonard and his sen were found dead
in bed, his vile dying, and two young chill
dren in the last stages of starvation. Rslief
was given Immediately.
The Gross Gazette, of Berlin, says: Tie
fayorabls impression which the visit 10
Vienna of De Gieres, Russian, Minister, pro.
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which has ensaed when it was perceived that
the covers intend making an effort to pre-
serve the peace Of Europa.
In the Supreme Court of New York q
Judgment has been rendered in favor of w.
d. Murphy, Of Indians, for services rendered
by the former az public speaker in English's
behalf when cauvaesing for Vic=- President of
the United States in 1880 Leave was given
defendant to amend his answer.
A dispatch dated Tilsit says the Car end
Czsrins will procsed in the middle of April
to Moscow, and be sllsmnly consecrated at
the Cathedral Of Our Savior by two metro
p7litan Archtishops. assisted By about twelve
Bishops. The date of the coronation has
been finally fixed for the 27sh Of May.
Herr Foster Mosf, ret rasentatiye Jew
batter after Herr St1eckel, end the chief
promoter of the celebrated petition to Bis.
msrcl against the Jews, with small band
of adherentF, has started for Paraguay to
found . new Deut ohlaud, where synsgogues
are 10 be forbidden and bourses unknown.
at the request of the New York Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children, a
Golis prosequi hss been entered in the twenty.
four indictments remaining against Rev. Ed
ward Crowley, who served term in the
Penitentiary aud paid $3.50. being convicted
OF cruel treatment Ct child in the Shep-
herds Fold, OF which he was manager.
A committee of Irishmen has been formed
in London to collect "fair trial fund" for
the benefit of the prisoners charged with con.
piracy TO murder Government officials, now
undergoing examination ia Dublin. An APP
peal, which viii be distributed at the doors
Of ell Catholic chuFche', calls upon the Irish
20 fad funds with which to combat the testi-
mony Of spies and informers.
Yesterday morning tie wheel mill Of the
American Powder Clmpauy's works az Ac-
tor, Mass, exploded with a terrible crash,
shsking the dwelling. houses for many miles
around, and demolishing the wooden frame
bulldog in which the mill was located, as
well as damaging the other buildings of the
company. No workmen were killed or in
jnres. TIE loss is considerable.
The President has designated Hon. L. S.
Payson, Judge William A. Richardson, Prof.
0. ID. Allep, Psof. J. E. Hueard, Prof. VIM.
P. Blake, Prof. d. p. Rickstts, Or. w. J..
Weaver, Thomas Donaldson, Prof. e. L.