Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-13

Lieutenant Brown, First Infantry, is dead.
Vera Philippova, an important Nihiliss,
has been arrested in st. Petersburg.
Senator Don Cameron had successful
surgical operation performed Saturday.
TIE Ssanzibar, British cruiser, has gone
to Madagascar, and another follows her
soon.
Samuel J. Tilden is reported to be large
owner Of Union Pacific and increasing his
holding.
Joseph G. Edge, the well.known manu-
facsurer of fireworks, died in New York last
Saturday.
A sweeping decision against bucket shops
has been delivered in the United States Court
at Chicago.
The President has appointed Morris Fried
sam Collector of the District of New York,
vice Max Weber, resigned.
The resignation of Admiral Won Stock,
Chief Minister of Marine, has been in the
hands of Emperor William for week.
The ssatisticisn OF the Agricultural De-
partment at Washington says no reports Of
damage TO the growing wheat have been re-.
ceived.
This American Base Ball Convention in
session at ST. Louis adopted the report of the
Committee Of Conference with the Base Ball
League.
Ashton Wentworth Dixie, brother of Sir
Charles Dixie, and who recently resigned
from the British House of Commons, died in
Algiers.
The issue of standard silver dollars from
the MINIS for the week ending the 10Th Is
269, 600; for the corresponding period Lass
year, IA $50.
Nicholas Kreich was murdered in Pitts
burg Sunday night at christening. The
Wilholm brothers, authors Of the deed, have
been arrested.
A new trial in the breach of promise case
of Miss Hyland against Biggar, NJ. P which
has been decided in favor of Miss Hylard,
has been refused.
Secretary Chandler denies that he will be
candidate for United States Senator, vice
Rollins, term expired. he favoIs the re-
election of Rollins.
The Chippewa Indians from Minnesots
had an interview with the Secretary of the
Interior yesterday, and complained of tres.
pass on their timber lands.
Edward d. Muhlenberg, civil engineer, and
during the war an officer of the Fourth
United States Artillery, died at Lancaster,
Pa, Saturday, aged 81 years.
lQe law tuo VI
pork, etc.. into Germany IS not yet sane
toned. If sanctioned at all, it comes into
force thirty days after publication.
Yesterday morning Joseph Syren shot his
brothers wife, Lizzie Syren, at Philadelphia,
in the breast and then shot himself through
the temple. He was believed to have been
demented.
In the House of Commons yesterday Glad.
stone stated that Earl Spencer had retired
| from the office OF Lord President of the
Council The Easter recess will be held
| from the 20sh to the och.
The Secretary of War has requested the
President to order . Court of Inquiry, to
investigate General Hazsn's administration
of the Signal Service. The detail for the
Court may be expected in few days.
The gross earnings of the Chicago, Burliug-
ton and Quincy Railroad last year were S21,.
$50, SO4; increase, 1874, $50; operating ex-
| perses, $40, 66S. $40; increase, S93,9S0 net
earnings. SIC. SS2, 465; increase. S2SO,S69
At Columbus, o., the motion for new
trial in the case of J. d. Watson, convicted
of offering brides to Representative Black,
was overruled yesterday, and the accused
sentenced to one year in the Penitentiary.
In the Spanish Chamber Of Deputies yes
terday the Ministe: of Finance read the
budget fer 1883 81. Revenue estimates,
| $160, AIS, 375; expenditures, S160, 328. 075.
Extraordinary budget acknowledgements,
S79. S62, 100; expenditures, Sc, o65,475.
A crank went in Sscpen's billiard saloon in
New York Sunday afternoon, and began an
indiscriminate shooting with revolver. He
hurt nobody, but escaped on the elevated
railroad. He was in mourning, and had evil.
IDENTIFY been TO one of the famous funerals.
DIR. VIM. S, Forbes, demonstrator of anat-
omy in the Jefferson Medical College,
charged with completely in the dissertation of
the graves Of Lebanon Cemetery several
months sgo was plac d on trial in the Phils-
delphia Court Of Quarter Session yesterday.
Tie President is still indispcsed and yes
terday refused to see all visitors, excepting
intimate friends. He hss been suffering for
some time from catarrhal affection. aud is
annoyed at It's tenacity. He will probably
take a trip TO Fortress Monroe towards the
end of the present week.
The Trustees Of Trinity College have
elected Louis M. Chessenan, Of New York,
to the vacant professorship of physics. The
resignation of Professor Holbrooke, pro-
fessor of Latin language and literature, has
been accepted, and Rev. Samuel Hart has
been elected to fill the vacant chair.
The Attorney General has given an opinion
to the President that tie Chief Examiner I'M
der the Civil Service Commission is an officer
of the United States, and as such his appoint
ment is vested in the President. The ques.
ton of the selection of Chief Examiner
has, however, been referred to the Commits
sion. and the appointment will be based upon
their recommendation.
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