Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-09


very feeble.
Charles Baldwin Ssdgewick, Congressman
in 1882 from New York, Is dead.
TIE German Rsichstag hiss voted 1000
marks for exploring Central Afdcs.
! Judge McKenzie. United States counsel
! for tbs Feaisns at Toronto, is dead.
Chief Secretary Trevslyan has left Dublin
for England, escorted by detectives.
The trial of Downing, for the murder of
pol.csmau Cox, began yesterday 10 Dublin.
A London disnaech announces that Judah
P. Bsrj ltnih, QleeL's csuassl, has retired
from pr4etic.
Thomas y. Guinness is the Liberal Con-
ssrvatiYe candidate for the county of Dublin
for Parliament.
The Royal Opera House at Toronto, Ont,
was burned yesterday. Loss, SIS, COO; i'll
sured for $4,000.
1t is announced from Rome that the Pope
has replied to the letter he received recently
from Emperor William.
The steamer Bavariap, which sailed jan
uary sd for Boston, has returned to Liver
pool with machinery damaged.
The celebration of the sesqui-centennial
| foundation of Georgia takes place at Savau-
nah on tie 18th and 18th instants.
A New Orleans dispatch says: The
steamer Celtic Monarch, for Bremen, is
ashore at East End Shoals, and will be light.
cred.
The French vintage Of 1882 was 70, OOO, 900
gallons lass than that of 1881, and 800. 600, 900
gallons less than the average of the last ten
| years.
An explosion in Andrew Smith restaurant
at Norfolk, Va, killed the cook, injured sew
eral persons and damaged the property con-
siderably.
A Toronto dispatch says that; during the
snow blockade trains on all the main lines
are behind time, and the branches are almost
abandoned.
| Sir William Richie has been sworn in as
Deputy Governor of Ottawa, Ont. G. A.
fitzpatrick was elected Speaker of the House
| OF Commons.
A tank exploded in the fertilizer manufac.
tory of Armor, Smith l. Co., Cincinnati. yes
terdsy morning. fatally iniuring workman
named August Dali.
The FIRST strawberries of the season sold in
markets st New York last week. They were
raised in the New Jersey hot houses. and
brought fancy prices.
Richard K. Fox, of the New York Police
Gazette, has given $1,000 security not to re-
| Ee2s the cHsase Of promoting prize light
within twelve months.
At Xeris, Spain, q party of Socialists con-
demned and murdered several peasants.
Fourteen persons, accused in completely IN
the crime, have been arrested.
Richard Reese, last surviving member Of
the Twentieth Congress, died Wednesday
morning at Keeseville, N. Y. He was born
on the 23i of November, 1894.
T. Al I 1 1,,,a Laar Ill
from the graveyards in the vicinity of Mon
treal during tue winter half of which were
sent to medical schools in the United States.
Dealers and the demi-monde mainly at.
tended the sale of Sarah Bernhardt's jewels
in Paris. A necklace of rose diamonds
brought "a 600 francs, and two bracelets 5000
each.
Oby E. Owen, the defaulting teller of the
Third National Bank of st. Louis, was ar
raigned in the United States Court yester-
day, and pleaded guilty. Sentence was de-
ferred.
The regulation enacted some time age,
that military telegraph stations in England
should remain open all night, 10 case of me-
cessity for the dispatch of troops, is now sus-
pended.
Davitt, Healsy and Quinn, arrested some
time ago for making infiammatory sresches,
have refused to give bail and were yesterday
lodged in Kilmainham Jail for term of six
months.
During the temporary absence of Assistant
Postmaster Morton, of Brooklyn, g, 800,
! which he had been counting. was stolen. A
man inquiring for missing letter is thought
to have stolen it.
The Colorado Legislature has appropriated
81 600 for the Grand Army of the Republic
to hold national encampment at Denver the
coming summer. The city of Denver will
donate $50, 600 more.
The Spanish Council of Ministers has de-
cided, on the proposition of the Minister Of
Colonies, to treat as free men the forty thou
sand slaves who were not liberated by their
owners in Cuba in 1870
| The following Postmasters have been com.
missioned: Philip G. Rsihe as Postmaster
at Freeport, Cal. o. Root at Root, San
Luis Obispo county; William G. Wilcox at
Buena Vista, and Weston McClane at Snei-
verre, Or.
| An application has been filed for the ap-
pointmsnt of a conservstor of the estate of
the well known millionaire and Democratic
politician, Perry 81. Smith, of Chicago. The
| first evidence of failing mental force was
observed in London last month.
The railroads to San Francisco from the
East have Issued circular stating that the
sale of tickets TO San Francisco TO the Trien-
NAL Conclave of Knights Templar will begin
early in Juns, in order to give plenty of time,
and be good and long enough after the Con-
clave. to allow tourists to visit Pacific coast
sights.
Lord DufferiD, who is now in Egypt repre-
tenting the British Government, has drafted
dispatch enforcing the necessity of protect
ing the Government of Egypt against exter-
nal intrigues and internal weakness, until it
is able to stand alone. He condemns alike a
premature abandonment Of responsibility and
annexation.
A letter received at the Interior Depart
ment states that the men employed in erect
ing hotels for the Yellowstone National Park
Company are killing large quantities of game.
The Superintendent, who has been in Wash
ingtou for some time, will be ordered to go to
the Park as sooa as possible, in order to pre-
vent the killing.
The Governor of Missouri declined to de-
liver Frank James, upon the requistion from
the Governor of Minnesota, in answer to the
charge of murder in connection with the
Mortified Bank robbeey. Governor Crit
tenden states that he cannot deliver the
prisoner to any other party until the dispo-
sal of the Indictment pending in Missouri.
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