Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-02
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Flashes OF Eews from all Parts Of the
World

Sanitary precautions are being taken at all Ger.
man ports, owing TO the outbreak Of cholera at
Pekin
A flibusfering party from the United States is
2aHl ssifitus. - nave i'-''D " ''' -'Ai S'1'1
In a desperate fight at Kocanie, herzegovina, be-
tween Austrian gendarmes and robbers, several rob-
bers were killed.
walton's Sutler won the Lewes (Eng autumn
handicap, Sabean second, The Duke third. There
were nine starters.
At New York yesterday wreckenord, of San
Francisco, was elected Vice President of the Amer
| lean Society OF Mechanical Engineers.
The Marquis Of Lorne writes that Canada is the
least costly country and the least troublesome and
yet the greatest of the British colonial possessions
| The Secretary of the Navy has detailed Ensign
John B. Bernard to proceed 10 CoTea, for the pur-
pose Of making report on the geological and other
scientific features Of that island.
The International Labor Conference in Paris un-
animousy adopted resolutions that emigrants should
accept the conditions OF local trade organizations,
and not undersell each others labor.
A company OF nine persons, citizens of the Chero-
kee Indian nation has been ore auzed for the pur-
pose OF establishing a national bank at yinta,
| Indian Territory with capital Of S5O, 900
The Postotfice Department has been informed that
! some person. unknown 10 the department, has been
| Impersonating Inspector W. I. Henderson in Mon.
| tana, and collecting money from Postnasters
| IutFe nave Uetn OF ldte Indt Carl SCnuTZ
contemplated retiring from the Ecening Post partly
account of desire TO re enter the arena Of poll
| tics, but Schurz declares the rumor groundless
Stanford, the American confidence OPERATOR has
| pleaded guilty to forging a check on the Bank of
Toronto. Forged American bonds found in
his possession He tried to shoot the officer who
searched him.
John f. X. Heine, promineut lawyer of Reading
Pa, has mysteriously disappeared 1t is alleged
he retained Sl3 COO, collected for the heirs OF an
Effa
checks eashed
There is an easier feeling in the cotton market at
Liverpool. The general opinion is that the crisis
has eliminated, and it is expected that all firms will
be able to meet all demands as they become due.
There is 4 better tone in the market.
Brooklyn Tabernacle was the scene Wednesday
evening OF the marriage of Miss Jessie Talmage,
daughter of Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage, and Warren c.
Smith, ieweler Of Brooklyn. TIE ceremony was
performed by the father Of tine bride
Thomas Walls & Sons, commission merchants aud
trade aucti0neers Of Toronto have failed labili
ties, SSo 900 assets small Canadian creditors are
secured, but the English, who largely interested,
VIII not receive more than three cents on the dollar
The s7anish Prime Minister, replying to an ad-
dress Of the Anti-Savery Society," said the Govern.
ment had decided to abolish the stocks and letters
for slaves in Cuba, and that he would do all possible
towards the destruction Of the patronage Of slave
holders.
The railroads centering at st. Louis have black
lsted 5zZ yard men VINO were specially active IN the
late strike, and announce that they will not, under
any circumstances, re-employ them. Lists CT names
Of the men will be sent TO yard masters of all roads
interested
Miss Carrie Turner, who was engaged to play
Young Mrs Winthrop for four years at Madison
Square, New York, broke her engagement Wednes-
day, when il was found that she had been married
over year to Albert His, Swede. They 90 to
Europe ne2t week, both leaving the stage forever.
In Calvary Church, New York, Wednesday, oc
CURED the wedding OF Charles F. James, ex-Post-
master-Genersl, and Miss Susan Anna Curtis
Parramore, daughter Of Southey T. Parrsmore, of
Engiew0ed, y. j., and great granddaughter OF
Martha Washington. Many notabes were present.
The managers Of the railroads composing the
Transcontinental Association OF California pools
Yesterday morning, at Chicago on the eighth bal
lot, elected as Commissioner George w. Ristine,
formerly Assistant General Manager of The Denver
and Rio Grande Railway and more recently General
Manager Of u Texas and St Louis Railroad whish
office he resigned one month ago.
Frank James, the notorious outlaw under arrest
at Gallatin, Mo-, was on Wednesday given the free
dom OF the town. and with his wife ana child he
wake about visiting stores at will. Great indigns-
tion is felt by cit zens Of Gallatn over the fact OF
James being allowed his liberty In the Court
house, while James was walking about the streets,
was 4 negro with q ball and chain attached to his
legs. who is charged with stealing ham for his
family.
The disastrous strike Of coal miners in Peunsylva-
nia which has been in progress along the iow-grade
road, is fast nearing an end. Nearly 800 men are
still out at the mines at Duboise SIS ut Reynolds
vile and 500 at New Bethlehem. The Beech Tree
has resumed, the men going in on Monday. At
PunxsutGwney forty men are at work, and sixty
have gone in at FaiTmount The latter signed what
miners term an ronciad agreement not 10 20 into
any protective organization.