Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-28

Judge Tichenor died suddenly at Orange,
n. Y. Sunday night.
A number Of cane fields have been burned
near Gusymas and Matanzas. Cuba.
The Land League Treasurer at Waterbury,
Conn, has forwarded 81 634 to the Irish
famine sufferers.
The Senate, in executive session, yesterday
decided to postpone action on the Mexican
treaty till December.
Crown Prince Frederick William of Ger
many hes been gazstted Knight of the Grand
Cross Of the Order of Bsth.
a dispatch from Durham says It is reported
that the Beers have defeated Chief Wapoch
and captured Chief Mampoer.
Secretary Chandler has approved the action
taken by Capt. Ramsey in the recent troubles
with the cadets at the Annapolis Naval Acad-
emy.
No more attachments have been placed
upon the Augustinian Society's property at
Lawrence, Mass, and one Withdrawn yes
terday.
Henry c. Parr, wealthy and well-known
stock man, suicided at his home in Kansas
City, Mo-, Monday night The act is unac.
countable.
The Russian Minister of War has issued
an order prohibiting all connection with the
press of persons serving in the army or its
departments.
D. B. Sackett, Inspector. General, has
written letter to Senator Vest, in opposi-
tion to the lease of Yellowstone Park &c the
Rufus Hatch syndicate.
The Judiciary COMMITTEES reported favora-
bly, to the Pennsylvania House the bill re-
moving the executive business and sessions Of
the Legislature from Harrisburg TO Phila-
delphis.
In the Spanish Senate, Monday, Marquis
de la Vega DearmijO, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, denied that negotiations were pre-.
cesdipg for the sale OF the island of Fernando
Po TO Germany.
The retail dry goods house of Charles Cos
sage & Co., at Chicago, has been seld to Car
son, Pirie, Scott & Co., of Chicago, for 81, eco.
0O0 Charles Gossage, the founder Of the
firm, died recently.
The Pope, receiving deputstion of clergy
men from Mexico, praised the piety of that
country, and said he felt sure its rulers, in
their own interest, would renew their rela-
tions with the Vaticsn.
The subscription of SC, OOO, 600, called for
by the Mexican Central Railroad some weeks
ago, has been completed, the public taking
So, 500 600, and arrangements have been made
for placing the remsinder.
The bill Incorporating the International
Railroad and Steamship Company has been
signed by the Governor of Florida. A trunk
railroad viii be built down the backbone Of
the peninsula to Key West.
Thirty-fve Bedouin Chiefs have been sum-
moned to witness the hanging at Tantah,
Egypt, to-day, of five of the murderers Of
Prof Palmer and party. Troops will be in
readiness in case of necessity.
Five hundred and ninety-swo bills are un-
reported by the House Conmittee on Mill.
tary Affairs the most notable Of which are
the Grant retirement bill and the House bill
to restore General Fitz John Porter.
The Government of Denmark is willing to
settle the present d fficulty touching the status
of D mes in Schlesweig, on the basis that only
those living there, bosn before or during the
year 1864, shall be exempted from the Prug-
sian military service.
Marino Guillot, son Of prominent and
wealthy citizen Of Dalias, Tex, and young
companion, J. Ch'hey, who recently went to
Sweetwster, in the western part of the State,
to engage ia business, were shot and killed
Monday. The cause Of the trsgedy Is un-
known.
A sleighri5e party Of Thirty. Two prominent
Germans-ladies and gentlemen-from Have
ley, Pa, Monday mig ht IN large open sleigh,
slid off the icy road into tie empty canal, q
distance of forty feet, aud injured Elk severe
ly. Rsinhardt Warg, merchant, died from
his injuries.
The funeral services over The remains Of the
late Mrs. Esther Jewell. widow Of the
late Ex-Governor Marshall Jewell, wers held
ia New York yesterday morning, and tire
body taken by special traia to Hartford,
where fual services were held and the re-
mains placed in the family vault.
A memorial signed by many scientists will
be sent to President Grevy asking the release
from prison of Prince Krapotkine, anarchist,
as they say he is the only person capable Of
making complete reGe9rches in Russian
geography. Another reason for the request
is the preearious condition Of the PEincs's
health.
Lucius Clark & Co.. paper manufacturers
of South Bend, lad, have suspended. The
firm issue circular calling the creditors tc-
gether and promising statement Of their
assets and liabilities on Saturday next. The
mill at South Bend ia one Of the largest in
the West. The firm is heavily interested in
manufacturing.
Accounts from the district Of Gweedore,
county Donegal, northwestern part of Ire
land, Indicate that the condition Of the people
is most distressing. A medical officer Of the
district reports the children as much emaci-
ated. In consequence of the great scarcity
Of food, aud the general uso Of sesweed as the
diet, there is sick person in almost every
house.
The Chinese Minister at Washington has
not succeeded in obtaining Naturalization
for losses eatailed upon the Chinese subjects
in the election riots in Denver several years
ago. The repeated demands made upon the
Government have been met with the state
ment that relief must be afforded under the
laws Of Colorado, If at all, aad that the Gen
eral Government Is not responsible.
=. Middle measnres are cften but MD.