Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-09

IcoNDESsED FROM LAST NIGHTS DIsPArcHEsl
Tie German relief fund in Baltimore
amounts to 81, 900.
Over $4,000 geo worth of buildings were
erected in Chicago during 1882.
Sir Charles Dixie has been reelected to
Parliament without opposition.
DR.. Isaac Adoran has been arrested at
Olney, ILL.,, for forging Government drafts.
Harvey Sage, veteran of the War of 1872.
is dead az Pekin, ILL.,, leaving wife and two
sons.
Last week over l. 400 barrels of oysters
were shipped from New York TO London and
Paris.
This Keystone Iron Works at Reading, Pa.
announced a10 per cent reduction in puddlers'
wages.
A. J. Drexel, of Philadelphia, hss been
chosen Treasurer of the Valley Forge Monu-
ment fund.
The new Democratic State Central Com
mittee of Massachusetts, havs elected Jonas
II. French Chairman.
On account Of sick juror. proceedings in
the star route case were postponed il Wash
ington yesterday till to-day.
Bennett V. Lewis, Of st. Landry, has been
nominated to Congress by the Democrats Of
the Sixth Louisiana District.
Playfair, the member for Edinburgh and
St. Andrews Universities, has resigned his
seat in the House { f Commons.
VIM. Saunders and Patrick McCann have
been arrested. and complete counserfeite, s
outfit captured, at Philadelphia.
prominant humanitarian and Uniyerssliss,
died ct Hockimer, N. Y, yesterday.
United States Treasurer Gil6ian has re.
ceived 81 GOO, contributed 6y citizens of
Lyons, France, to the Garfield hospital fund.
There will be an autopsy of the remains CT
General Chsnzy, the suddenness of whose
death has caused, pEobsb y u1f0unded, g sus-
picion.
Gladstone's medical advisers report that he
is suffering from overwork and needs rest.
Gladstone has abandoned the proposed visit
TO Midlothian.
British imports have increased bY e2, 100,.
600, compared with December, 1881, while
the exports show decrease, compared with
1881, of g, 100000.
The report that Clarke, the informer in
the Young murder case in Ireland, has been
murdered IN Ausbraild, Is OD1claliy denied.
Clarke is alive and well.
The death of Chief Justice Johu W. May,
of the Municipal Court of Boston, is ex.
pected. He is suffering from acute pnsu.
monis, with other complications.
During Sunday night party of Italians
placarded the Italian Consulate in Marseilles
as follows: "Dssth to the Emperor of Aus
tria. We viii avenge Overdank."
In Philadelphia the Grand Jury has in
dicted ex.storekeeper james F. Brown, of
the almshouse, on a charge of being in collu-
sion with Phipps to defraud tt city.
Charles II. Schad, Postmaster at Wolcotts.
vile, n. Y, has made an assignment. Liza
bi!ities, 500, 1000; assets, $500 He was a
general merchant and real estate dealer.
La Franchise. of Paris, says it believes the
new grouping of the majority in the Chamber
OF Deputies will bring about a parliamentary
duel between Cleraenceau and Jules Ferry.
The President has approved the Act to re-
imburse Oregon aud California, and the citi-
zens thereof, for moneys paid in suppression
of Indian hostilities during the Modoc wsr.
The anniversary of the battle of New Or.
leans was celebrated in Cleveland last night,
under the auspices Of the Andrew jackson
Club. There was reception, banquet and
ball.
David Hsrrell, resident ma gistrate and
member Of the late Constabulary Commits
sion, las been appointed to succeed Captain
Talbot as Chief Commissioner of the Dublin
police.
A Geneva dispatch says the absconding
manager of the Iuterlaken Compton d'Es-
self overheard between Alexandria and
Trieste.
f. J. Dixon, wholesale and retail grocer of
Milwaukee, has made an assignment. Liz
bilities, $4,000; assets. Si5 600. The
heaviest creditors are 10 New York, Boston
and Philadelphia.
At Topeka, Kansas, Yesterday, Geo. w.
Click was insugurated Governor in the pres
ence of the retiring Governor St. John, the
outgoing State officers and a great crowd of
people who assembled to witness the cere-
mony.
A divorce was granted in Cincinnati yes.
terday to Mollie Mseder Steele from Levi
Steele. Plaintiff is an actress, and married
Steele in 1876, when he was assistant mar
ager of the Grand Opera House in Gin
cinnati.
Two hundred and fifty persons attended a
banquet given in Boston yesterday in honor
of Jackson's victory at New Orleans Y years
ago. Governor Butler and Colonel French
were at the head of the table. Many speeches
were made.
At Milwaukee yesterday there was stormy
scene in Court, on account of the Controller
refusing TO audit bills contracted in 1882 from
funds appropriated for 1888, amounting in
the aggregate to S250.000 The Council took
no definite action.
Mrs. Melville, wife of Engineer Melville,
of the Jeanette expedition, was in Court at
Media, Pa, yesterday, with her children, to
answer writ of habeas corpus TO determine
whether she or Melville was entitled to the
custody Of the children.
The Marquis of Lorne wrote to General
Sherman, asking if il would be safe for
Princess Louisa to winter in Charleston.
General Sherman promptly replied that in
his opinion there was no safer or pleasanter
place in the United States.
The sale of seats to the opera festival with.
out the premium will commence in Cincinnati
to-day, with ], 122 seats to sell. The three
days premium sales closed Saturday with
26S7 seats sold, realizing nearly S65 900, of
which S27, 900 was for premiums.
The veterans of 1872, at New York, com.
memorated the battle of New Orleans by
hoisting the flag at the old fort in Central
Park and st the Battery. a dinner followed,
after which the veterans marched to witness
the performance of patriotic play.
George Morris Doughty, of the shipbuiId.
ing firm Of Doughty & Kopella, on Petty
Island. died in Philadelphia Sunday morning.
Doughty hiss been engaged in shipbuilding
for many years, and was contractor for the
Panama Canal Company's dredges.
In addition to the property claimed to have
been stolen from Gye, Philadelphia spscial
to the Chicago Times says that the satchel
contained diamonds valued at $50 OOO be.
longing to Nine. AIboni. The Times treats
the matter as bold advertising fraud.
At Reading, Pa, the authorities have
arrested Daniel Sailer and Aaron Rhodes.
country butchers, charged with selling the
meat OF three hogs which had been bitten by
mad dogs and died Of the rabies. 1t is alleged
that number of persons became sick after
eating ths pork.
1t is authoritstively stated that the Yellow
stone National Park Improvement Company
are going to continue vigorously pushing the
worE already begun. One Of the officers
says 150 men are now in the park at work,
and the Improvement is SO far advanced as TO
assure the opening of the park next June.
The coffin containing the remains of Gam.
BETA was placed in the vault of Pere Ia
Chaise Cemetery belonging to the munich
paiity CT Paris. A bag of earth from Lor.
rsine, sent from Metz, was placed upon II.
Inc bag was embroidered with the words