Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-21

Germany-Bi0Odshed In foWa-Weman
| Found Murdered-Etc.
CONVERSATION OF LAST NIGHTS DIsPATcHEs.l
The milk producers OF Massachusetts de.
mand 40 cents for eight and half quarts.
The snow blockade has prevented any train
from arriving at Quebec since Monday morn
ing.
| Secretary Chandler has issued sn order fix
| ing the hours Of labor in the navy yards at
eight.
| A bill has been passed by the Tennessee
Legislature abolishing public executions in
that State.
Adam J. Glasz, of Philadelphia, bequeaths
| &c., COO to Catholic charity and educational
| institutions.
The New Jersey Fire Insurance Company,
after an existence of half century, Tetires
| from business.
Bismarck has granted 90 900 marks to as.
! sist German firms in competing at the colonial
exhibition at Amsterdam.
| The Lord Mayor of London appeals for
contributions to relieve the distress in the
western islands Of Scotland.
Joe Jones, in jail at Atlanta, Ca, for the
murder Of his wife in Oglethorpe county,
only regrets that he did not kill his mother.
in.law.
The Dean OF Canterbury has received
letter threatening that the Deanery will be
blown up at tie enthroning of the new Arch
bishop.
The French Government hiss negotiated
with the Bank of France a sexennial obliga-
ton Of 100 DOC, 900 francs, in preference to
issuing bonds.
4 The London Standard states on good au-
thority that the Cabinet are divided on the
question Of construction Of the tunnel under
the English Channel.
The Secretary of State has transferred to
the Secretary of the Treasury the Japanese
indemnity fund, and the whole matter will
nov be settled without delay.
Gardner a. Fuller, implicated in the bark
| Western Sea conspiracy. and released from
jail on heavy bond dying Of consumption,
disappeared shortly after his release.
| Enoch Bradshaw was arrested in CouScil
Bluffs ard taken to Beatrice, Neb to answer
TO charge of murder committed in 1873. A
reward of $500 was offered for his arrest.
Rev. Lawrence Walsh, Treasurer of the
Irish National Land Lssgue at New York,
yesterday csbled $4,000 for the relisf of the
victims OF famine in the west of ireland.
John Mccullough, the trsgediaD, has so far
recovered that he expects TO start from Cleve-
land for Washington the latter part of the
week. He is no longer confined to his bed.
The New York Senate has passed bill
compelling telegraph and telephone comps.
MES of New York and Brooklyn 10 place
their lines under ground after March l, 1885.
A man named Peterson was found dead on
the road near Lost Greek, Nebraska, yester-
day. The Coroner's investigation showed
thst he fell off load of lumber while drunk
and broke his neck.
The President has ordered the suspension
of Judge Everton J. Conper, Associate jug
tice of the Territory of Montana, against
whom charges of drunkenness and gambling
have besn preferred.
James Savage shot Jerome Shoemaker at
Burlington, Ia, because the latter assisted in
the formers arrest. Savage also killed Sol
Richie, q friend of Shoemaker, who attacked
Savage with knife.
Scott, the well known manufacturer Of
printing presses in New York, has sold his
patents, ETC., TO +. Hoe & Co. for 500, 600,
but will complste the presses already contrac.-
ed for before retiring.
Herr Won WoUgenheip, Counselor of State
ana Minister Of Worship and Schools, was
shot dead at Gotha, Germany, BY dissp-
pointed applicant for office. The murderer
succeeded in making his escape.
At Lantero, Ill. sn old couple named Met
tal we're sGffocated by gas from coal stove,
and were discovered dead this morning.
Three young men sleeping in q room above
were resuscitated with difficulty.
The Governor of Moscow hiss received
letter warning him that the Kremlip, where
the Gar is to be crowned, will he blown up
j. r
refuses the demands of the Nihilists.
The American Consul at Casa Blanca has.
lodged protest with the British Minister at
! Morocco againstAniiel, British consular inter-
prefer, who caused the hogging of Jewess,
being allowed to quit the country without
| trial.
Tie Exchange Bank of Denver, Col, A. J.
Williams, President; K. NJ. Stricken,
Cashier, suspended yesterday morning. TIE
bank never was strong. The failure creates
little surprise. The other banks age rot af.
| fected.
Germany and Spin are preparing to adopt
| hostile tariff laws, because Of the failure of
treaty negotiations. Bismarck will introduce
q motion into the Bundesrsth proposing an
increase of the duties on Spanish goods to so
| per cent.
d. E. & III. Hoopers, private bankers of
| New Brighton, Pa, suspended pay ment yes.
| terday. Their liabilities are said to be $780,
O0O to OO00. and the assets will not amount
to over $4,000. They had been in business
there twenty-five years.
The Land Commissioner at Gait, Canada.
writes that the Canadian Government would
not sanction the emigration to Canada of
habituai paupers, but is willing to absorb des-
| titute boys and girls in reasonable numbers,
| provide periodical inspection and record their
disposal.
The wife of James Hyland, living few
miles from Gownie, Ia, was found dead in
| bed, and with evidences of murder from chok.
ing and kicking. She and her husband had
separated, ard he has been arrested for muir
der. Hyland accuses s. neighbor named Zore
of the deed.
At meeting OF the Cabinet at Windsor
yesterday, Lord Carlingford took his seat as
Lord President Of the Council in place of
Lord Spencer, resigned. Lord CarliBgford
will also assume the duties of Minister of
| Agriculture, which sre combined with those
| of Lord President.
The summer racing meeting of the Chicago
Driving Park Association will take place
June 23i to the Both, incluaIve, and July 81
and An. Tbs Illinois Derby will be run
July Sd, and the Northwestern stakes and
champion stakes July 4th. Five races ale
arranged for each day and nine for July 4th.
Reports from the section of country about
| Des Moines, L.. indicate that the apple
orchards were killed by the severe winter.
Ole farmer reports loss Of 500 trees seven
teen years old. The estimated less in the
apple crop in Polk county, Iowa, alone will
be 2,0O0.0G0 bushels. Small fruits are also
damaged.
The New York Board Of Aldermen have
| adopteda resolution settino anart the Goverv,