Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-25

overflow Of the Mississippi Is doing much
damage
It is said that Beirne and Elan, the two
| Richmond (Na.) editors, intend to have 9
fight after all.
Justice Miller, of the United States Su.
preme Court, has decided that the Arkansas
railroad bonds are valid.
a boiler exploded at we'll on Cspps farm,
on Kendall creek, Pa, killing the engineer
and demoralizing the rig
The New York Herald and Times both ad.
wise that Crook shall be allowed TO manage
The Apaches in his own way.
The case of Wilson against Gabriel, involv.
ing title to some lands in San Francisco, has
been decided in favor of Gabriel.
The National Exposition of Railway Ap'
pliknces, which has been in progress in Chi
cago one month, closed Saturday night.
The disclosure of valuable invoices Of The
Philadelphia CustOm-house has led to the
exposure Of clerk Under Naval Officer Pol
iock.
-Four Cinnamon have been arrested in
! New York charged with criminal assaults
/ upoa four white girls, the eldest being Il
years.
1t is said the younger element of the Ohio
! Democracy has succeeded in organizing the
State Central Committee out Of new ma.
terial.
Ia tbs sculling races at Pullman, Ill, Sat
urday, Teemer, the McKeesport pa sculler,
lowered the best three-mile record onshalf a
second.
Bloomington tIlI) adyices say that Mile.
Litta was thought 70 be much worae on
Saturday, and her condition is still very
critical.
At Vienna, Louisiana, negro was found
shot TO death. He mad entered the sleeping
apartments of some white ladies a week OF
Two since.
Dr. Edward Lasker. for long period and
until two years ago leader of the National
Liberal party in the German Reichstag, ar
rived at New York on Saturday.
President Arthur intends soon to leave
| Washington fer three months He desires to
visit Newport, Yellowstone Park, the Louis
vile Exposition, and take q trip over the
Northern Pacific road.
The details of The murder Of his son and
brutal beating of his wife by Edward VeraL.
uler, of Chicago is perfectly sickening. The
body of the murdered boy was found. UH-
luckily the miserable butcher escaped lynch
! ing.
a large and influential delegation of prom
inent Irish.Americsn citizens waited on the
President on Saturday, to present a protest
| against permitting a continuance of the influx
of assisted or psuper immigrants from Ire
land.
The regular summer shutdown Of the flint.
glass factories of Philadelphia commences
Saturday week, the 30th inst. On that date
nineteen factories will suspend operations for
C month. Fifteen hundred employees will be
thrown out of employment.
The remains of Charles Backus arrived in
Roche,tar, n. Y, Saturday morning, and
were received by leading citizens and old
schoolmstes. There were many floral tributes.
| 1t may truly be said that great minstrel has
been laid to rest on bed of roses.
Saturday was the opening day Of the sum-
mer running meeting at the Chicago Driving
! Park. The weather was cloudy and suitry
| and the track slow, but the attendance was
large and the betting heavy. The racing was
characterized by spirited contests, but there
were no close and exciting finishes.
Don Luis Tories, Governor elect CT Sonora,
in conversation recsntly regarding General
Crook, stated that if the captured Indians
were pat on the reservation now and escaped
again into Mexico, that country would hold
the American Government responsible for all
| depredstiors committed by them upon Mex
lean citizens.
FOREIGN.
The Malagasy Envoys will shortly return
TO Madagascar.
There WAS shock of earthquake ia Valpa-
raise Saturday morning.
At st. Gall, Switzerland, the populace have
| again attacked the Jews.
The American Rife Team is to be given a
grand banquet in England.
NJ. Tirard, Minister of Finance, has been
elected to the French Senate.
Carey, the informer, is said to have left
Dublin for the north of Ireland.
There were ffty-two deaths from yellow
| fever during the past week in Havana.
Reports of the settlement of the difficulty
between China and France lack confirma-
ton.
Accounts from Hsyti show that the chronic
uproar on that island is going on as msrrily
as ever.
Another great steamer, the Oregon, for
the Guion transatlantic line, has been
launched.
The French Senate has passed bill pro.
vidiDg for direct postal service between Havre
and New York.
News from Tacna reports Coodaz tranquil.
The Argentine representative and his family
had arrived there.
The Canadian Government has called a
halt in granting lands and franchises to rail.
roads and colonization schemes.
1t IS now declared that Arab Pasha Yves
not responsible for the massacre sc Alexan-
drie or the burning of that city.
The appeal CT Bonteaux and FEEDER, eff.
| GERS Of the Union Generate, against the SEN
fences of tive years imprisonment, has been
rejected.
| The recent remonstrancs from the Pope
concerning the policy of the French Govern
ment toward the Church is said to be highly
| important.
! In Mexico some biigands called themselves
revolutionists, and did not find out their mis-
| take until they were dispersed and large
number killed.
The trial of those extraordinary charges
against some unhappy jews is still proceed
ing 10 Hungary. The principal witness for
the prosecution is said to be maniac,
A Berlin dispatch says the Centre party
has received a communication from the Vat
lean, expressing approval of its attitude dur
ing the discussion of the church bill in the
lower house of the Diet
The North German Gazette says that Bis
marck is suffering from violent cold, which
has settled on his stomach. He also has had
an attack of jaundice. Though improving,
he is still confined to his room.
Private advices from Vera Cruz state that
tn. yellow fever is making fearful ravages
among Europeans and Americans. There
were ten deaths from the hospital Saturday,
and 100 during the past two months.
PACIFIC COAST,
A fire at Dslles, Or, Friday night de.
stroyed six houses.
Arthur Beebs was shot at Camp %, New.
by his son-in. Law, j. n. Wallace, who took
him for wildcat.
Ben. Reid, at Portland. Or, was thrown
from a horse Saturday afternoon, and sus-
tanned very serious injuries. His recovery is
doubtful.
At mass meeting in Tucson General
Crooks Indian policy was approved; the
General has issued an order complinenting
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