Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-12

Saint vallsch viii be the French Embassa-
dor TO Austria.
In New York Thursday 5000 people at
tended the dog show.
The MaIagasy Enjoys are greatly pleased
with their reception at Berlin.
Pennsylvania has gained its tax suit against
the Pullman Car Company Of $4,000.
Sir Thomas Bernard. grandson Of the last
British Governor of Massachusetts,. is dead.
The number Of emixants wholeft Queens
town, Ireland, last week for America is
3,415.
The first State bali of the session took
place at Rideau Hall. Ottawa, Thursday
evening.
A Convention rslstive to the junction Of
the Austrian and Turkish railway systems
has been signed.
The Free Trade Club of New York has ap-
pointed dsle2ateG Co the Detroit Conference
and Convention.
The pardon of Charles P. Ssickney, of Fall
River. Mass, is but matter of form to pre-
serve his franchise.
Prince Frederick William, son of the
Crown Prince Of Germany, has returned TO
Berlin from visit to Vienna.
The business failures throughout the cour-
try for the last seven days numbered 156, IS
compared with 152 for last week.
The Massachusetts, Legislature is endesy.
oripp to prove that Butler was absent when
veto Of his was sent to the House.
Increased facilities have been provided foi
printing tobacco revenue stamps, and after
to-day the pressure will BIZ relieved
The anniversary of The death of Stonewall
Jackson was commemorated Thursday at
Richmond by salute and an GRAFTON.
A bust of the poet Coleridge is to be placed
in Westminster Abbey. An American ad'
rnirer Of Coleridge's works bears the cost.
Lewis Mosely, a money-broker OF London,
has failed. liabilities, $3.50, 600. Mosely
dealt heavily in Grand Trunk securities.
Charges were made Thursday at Frank
fort ID II. that an offer of SO, 900 had been
made to defeat the capital commission bill.
The first meeting of the Executive Coun.
ell of Seven Of the Irish National League OF
America will be held 10 Detroit next Monday.
A Providence Or. II dispatch says there is
no material change in Senator Anthonys
condition. Certainly there Is no improve
ment. y
A delegation of Texas Republicans in
Washington ara protesting against allowing
Tom OcdiltIse TO distribute the State pa
tFonage.
Tae Treasury Department. has purchased
27S 600 ounces of silver for delivery ct the
Philadelphia, New Orleans and San Fran
cisco mints.
The idea preached st the late Chamber OF
Commerce banquet, Of placing New York
aud Brooklyn under one government, Is grow
ing in favor.
The Pennsylvania House passed bill
aboiishi1g the Office of Recorder IN PhIiadei-
phia, and imposing the duties of the Office on
the City Treasurer.
Marriatt, tbs Partisan diamond thief, IN
successfully attempted 80 obtain bis release
New York yesterday.
The aphis has made its appearance in
nearly all the apple orchards in Niagars
county, New " rk, and farmers are consider
ably exercised about the apple crop.
At Montgomery, Ala, the Grand Jury OF
the United States District Court returned i've
indictments against Paul Strobach, charging
fraud in his accounts as Deputy Marshal.
The cigarm akers of Chicago are steadily
getting the best of the strike. They con-
fidently assert that it be practically ended
before Monday By o concession to their terms.
The French Chamber Of Deputies has
granted urgency for the bills relating to
nostsi service between Havre and New ork
and between Francs and Antilles and Mex
leo.
President Gerry, of the Society for the Pre-
yention of Cruelty TO Children in New ork,
does not believe the charges against the Chl-
nese of decoying girls of tender years into
opium dens.
The Supreme Lodge of the Knights OF
Honor at Galveston, Tex, adopted the CON
stitution reported last year, which goes into
effect at once. Chicago was settled upon fol
the next Convention.
In New York Thursday Bishop Doane
ofnciated st the layiog of the cornerstone 81
Sherred Hall for general theological semi.
nary. Bishop Seymour, Rev. DR.. Potter and
William NJ. ETarts made addresses.
y There is no change in the status of the
controversy between the Interior Department
and the Union Pacific Railroad concerning
the amount Of payment required under the
net.earnings clause of the Thurman ACT.
John j. Knex. Comptroller, entered upon
his temporary duties as acting Commissioner
of Internal Revenue yesterday. He says
Deputy Commissioner Rogers will virtually
have full charge of the business OF the office.
The treasury balance at Washington yes
terday amounted 20 nearly $50, OOO. GOO,
showing steady increase since the 81 IN
slant. when the balsncs WAS Sl22, 000, OO0.
The increase is due to the large receipts from
internal revenue.
The probability is that the Senate Com
mittee appointed to investigate the Msdre
del Presidio case will report that the case
is res ddjudicdtd, and that the decision OF the
Secretary OF the Interior cannot be overruled
or disturbed by Congress.
The Superintendent of the Railway Mail
Service having been informed of the estab-
lishment of q quarantine at Galveston and
New Orleans, has issued on order directing
that hsncetorth all mail for Cuba ard Mexico
be forwarded via New York.
1t is reported that cablegram has been
received in New York announcing that Mr..
Iapgtry, the "Lily's" husband, would sail
for that city in 8 few days. This is under
stood to mean that he will publicly approve
his wife's conduct in this country.
The organization and outfit of the Signal
Service relief expedition to Lady Franklin
Bay. under command of Lieut.. Darlington, is
new practically complete, and Gen. HazeD
will shortly 90 to st. johns, n. +, in person,
to select 8 steamer for the use of the party
Secretary Teller has addressed letter to
the Attorney General recommending the in
stitution of Judicial proceedings against the
Union Pa i6c Railroad Company, to deter.
mine the true meaning of the net-earnings'
of-the.compAay" clause of the Thurman Act,
Andre j. Smith, President of the Man
haitian Fire Insurance Company, has been
arrested in New York srd held in bail in the
sum of s., 900, charged with perjury in swear.
ing TO false returns Ia the annual report oil
the company for 1880 TO the New York In.
surancs Department..
At meeting Of the Council in Chicago last
night, the Mayor vetoed the ordinance allow
ing the District Telegraph Company to string
wires on short iron poles on the ground ths;
il did not protect the cisy's interest, aud was
of o floating character, not fixing time
within which it should 90 into effect.
A lockout occurred at the W. S. Kimball
& 20. Is cigarette factory IN Rochester, n. Y,
Yesterday. Seven hundred female employees
have been refused work. The fra thrice re-
fused an advance of 20 per cent. demanded,
and. fearing strike, refused TO give en-
ployes work when they arrived sc the fac
tory yesterday morning.
Three Of The male members Of the Catherine
Lewis Comic Opera Company, LeDnox, Nash
aud Picketts, failed 60 appear as the perform
ance in Chicago Thursday night owing to
non.psymsnt Of back salary. The manage
ment explains that, owing to the extIaya-
pance OF Arfwedson, the husband of MFs.
Lewis. whom SIZE dismissed in New York .
few weeks ago. she left the metropolis heavi-