Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-03
coEDENsRD DISPATCHES.
Flashes Of News from all Parts of the
World.

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Colombia, is dead.
A heavy essterly gale, with rain, prevailed
in New York yesterday.
Officials of German universities are prepar
ing Draconian measures against dueling.
The last contingent of the New York strik
ing dress and cloak makers returned to WORK
yesterday morning.
A special from Erie, Pennsylvania, says
cred in stone quarry.
A call for meeting of those interested il
prison reform has been made to meet in Sar.
atoga September Stb.
A rock was thrown into The window Of ths
car in which the President was sitting Tues.
day willis on his way to Louisville.
The Canadian Pacific managers state that
two million bushels of wheat will be sent to
tide water this season from Manitoba.
The Executive Council of the Irish League
Of America met st New York Wednesday.
Much routine business was disposed Of.
Summon, the seronaut, in company with
| Sir Claude Crespigny, crossed the channel in
balloon, landing in Flushing, Holland.
The Act relative to the conveyance Of par.
cells by post went into operation yesterday in
England, and promises to be great success.
! &c HG6RAJ bbdAtIlsHa Oi tflS EaOk OF Eng
land shows an increase in bullion of $3.50, 600
Proportion of bank reserve to liabilities, 44s
per cent.
General Slocum, of New York, believes
that inside Of sixty days after Congress as.
sembles the Fitz John Porter verdict will be
reversed.
The total collections from the internal rev.
enus during july ave. So. .2S7, ,535. which is
So G00,0C0 less than the total collections for
July, 1882.
Rev. f. J. Riordsu, Of Chicago, has re-
ceived official papers from Rome sppointing
him Coadjutor 20 the Catholic Archbishop of
California.
General Thomas D. Johns, a mining
broker on Broadway, New York, and one of
the California pioneers. died Tuesday in
Poughkeepsie.
A movement is ou foot in London for the
erection of a memorial to and the raising Of
| fund for the assistance of the family Of
Captain Webb.
It is Tep9rted chat O'Donnell fed to Amer
lea after the Fenian demonstrations in 1867,
and that he went to San Francisco in 1871 az
Ferian sgitator.
In the rowing race at Minneapolis Wednes-
day, Teemsr won the first heat in q 30, and
Hanlsn the second in 21:391. The deciding
heat is yet to be rowed.
The steamer Butte was burned above Bis.
marck, ID. T., last Monday. The boat and
cargo are = total loss, and valued at $40, 0o0.
The passengers all were landed safely.
King Humbert has decided that search for
the victims of the earthquake shall continue.
Owing to the effuvium from the decomposed
remains, ali but the soldiers ceased searching
for bodies.
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States from any part of the world, except
North and South America, will be subjected
to q quarantine of ninety dayz, counting from
the date of shipment.
The quarterly meeting of the Board of Di-
ractors of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
was held at Chicago Wednesday, and a semi
annual dividend of per cent. was declared,
payable September 1st.
The certificate of incorporation of the Ex.
change Telegraph Company was fled in New
York Wednesday The line is to run from
that city to San Francisco, and the capital
stock is two millien dollars.
The cable By which cars are to be drawn
over the Brooklyn bridge was laid Wednes-
day afternoon, and now needs only to be
spliced together TO be completed. The cable
splicing will take about two days.
The steamer Pathan, oa which it is gener-
ally stated are Michael kavsnaugh, Joseph
Hslon, Peter Carey. Joseph Smith and six
other men connected with the Irish murder
conspiracy, has arrived at Adelaide, South
Australia.
a Chicago paper publishes an interview
with Whitelsw Reid, Of the New York Tri-
bune, relative to the appointment Of Stanley
Matthews to the Supreme Bench. Mr. Reid
gives an emphatic denial to the whole story,
as told by Dorsey.
Ex-Alderman and Register John McCool
was found in street car in New York yes
terday grosning aloud. talking TO himself and
tearing his hsir. He was arrested and
locked up when it was found that he was
auffsring from insanity.
Emperor William has directed that tie
four hundredth anniversary of the birthday
Of Martin Luther be observed by all Protest
ant people. Students of Universities will
celebrateAt Esfult, August Stb, the entry Of
Luther into the town.
Affairs have baen at o. standstill in Mani.
toba since the recent arrests Of Ontario po-
licemen who were secretly conveyed to
Winrepeg by Manitoba police. They have
been refused bail by q provincial magistrate.
A trial will be had Tuesday.
Fifteen or more passengers were injured by
an accident on the Southeastern road near
Newport, VT. Wednesday, two or three per.
haps fatally. The accident occurred at. a
slight curve, the rails probably spreading
by the weight Of the engines.
| Letters have teen received in Dublin from
] Philadelphia. which state that Maltby, sn
! important witness in the trials of the Phoenix
Park murderers, was murdered fortnight
ago. The report caused great excitement,
but the truth of it is generally doubted.
By fire in an iron tenement house st
| Brooklyn yesterday morning four people
were injured, two fatally. But for the prompt
action of the police and fremen, who Eeg-
cued many. the loss Of life would have been
| greater. The loss of property was nominal.
About ore hundred Indiang-Sacs. Potto-
wsttamies and Kickapoos-with their fami-
| lies, in wagons, passed through Omshs
| Wednesday, en- route from their reservation
| in northern Kansas to the Winnebage
Agency, to visit their Winnebago brethren
for month.
The steamer Capri, four days from Vera
| Cruz, is anchored mile off Port Esds, with
one case of sickness aboard. The Quarantine
Inspector at Port Eads was ordered not to
allow her to come into New Orleans, and to
warn ell boats against towing or plotting any
vessels from infected ports.
James Carey was shot at o'clock last
Sunday afternoon. The steamer Melrose, on
/ WHICH t0e arrived al OEL
Elizabeth at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon.
These facts seem to show that O'Donnell was
outside of the colonial jurisdiction when he
committed the crime, and must be tried in
England.
| A mortgage for SIG, COO, 900 was recorded
Wednesday at Springfield, Ill Cyrus G.
Hines, of Indians, and the Urion Trust Com
pany, of New York. loaned the money to the
| Ohio and Mississippi Railway. The object
of the mortgage is to enable the company to
regain custody Of it's property, which has
baen in possession of the Courts under fore
closure proceedings since 1876.
Three miraculous cures are reported to
have occurred on the pilgrimage Of the Ottawa
people to the Shrine of ST. Anne de Beaupre.
One was Of girl named Layonia Dorian,
who lost the entire use of one of her legs sew
eral yesrs ago by an accident. The other
cures are those of two children, six years old,
who had never been able to walk. Father
| Cabello vouches for these.
The entire force of 400 miners in the Re-
public mine, at Humboldt, Mich, struck
| Wednesday for sn advance In wages of I24
cents, The President OF che company shut
down the mine at once, and told ths maH to
confer with the Executive Committee as H.
| Much excitement prevailed, but no disorder,
/ and the men express determination TO hold
together and compel she company to aceede
to their demands.
| A large party sziif leave New York August
29sh as the guests of Henry Willard, Presi-