Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-13
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Flashes Of News from all Parts Of the
World.
The rolling mill at Tamaqla, Pa, has sus-
pended.
Cornelius Vanderbilt has given 1000 to
the American Church Building Fund.
In Paris it is stated that Count de Cham.
beSi suffers from an incipient disease of the
heart.
Specie payments have been resumed by the
italian Government and sre proceeding reg
ulsrly.
Mayor Thomas j. Simmons took the oath
Of Office yesterday st Cincinnati, Mayor
Means retiring.
The spinre,s in the Merchant Wooden Mill
at Boston have forced the weavers to join
them in o strike.
Miss Title c. Darst Engrossing Clerk of
tbs Ohio Senate and well-khown news
paper writer, died suddenly Wednesday ever
ing.
The sale of horses Wednesday at Eminence,
KY, aggregated $4,000 for fifty one ami
mails. The highest price was $40, for Belle
Of the West.
The weekly statement of the Bank of Eng
land shows decrease OF e442 GOO in bullion.
Proportion of bank reserve TO liabilities is
SOL SIG per cent.
William Harper last fall discovered gold
ore on his farm, near Urbsna, o. He Kept
the matter quiet, and is now prepared and
Will begin mining.
At Bordeaux, France, yesterday, q fire
completely destroyed the military bake
house and large quantity Of provisions
and military stores.
Sir John Macdonald has informed an OF
80 f9alpuafrOU that N will tta
taken to restrict Chinese immigration until
the completion of the Canada Pacific Rail-
way.
A committee of tie German Bundesrath
has reported favorably On the letter Of Bis
marck in which he advises that the inports-
ton of hog products frcm America be pre-
hibised.
Bishop Marty, of Dakota. now in Mil
waukee, says that Sitting Bull will soon join
the Catholic Church. There are now 1000
Indians in Dakota belonging to the Catholic
Church.
A California trout was caught in the Della
ware river last week. No doubt it came from
one of the mountain streams in that section
which were stocked with these fishes two
years ago.
The Delaware Legislature has passed a
bill concerning murderers. If found ingane,
they are to be confined in Jail or asylum. If
sanity is regained, they are TO be liable to
trial or sentence.
The Marquis Of Lorne left Ottawa yester-
day for Halifax, to meet Princess Louise.
| Shortly after their return it is understood
that state ball will be given-the last under
the Marquis regime.
The Postal Telegraph Company has COM
pleted its wire to Chicago. The telephone
service is as satisfactory as it was to Cleve-
land, and the company expects to open bust
ness between Chicago and New York by May
| LIST.
The Koleridge Mich Mining Company
are using every exertion to get at the bodies
of the miners buried by Tuesdays accident.
They are putting up hosting machines az fast
as possible. There is no hope Of finding the
men alive.
At Boston. yesterday, Ezra A. Haywood,
charged with sending obscene matter through
the mails, made fve-hours' address to the
| jury, explaining his principles, aud the jury,
after two hours delhi GRAFTON, declared him
not guilty.
Wednesday the last spike was driven at the
Tennessee and Kentucky State line, connect
ing Knoxville and Louisville-260 miles.
Within six weeks Knoxville will have direct
connection with Cincinnati over the Ksu.
lucky Central.
The prohibition amendment to the Consti.
tuition was rejected by the Connecticut House,
not having the necessary two-thirds vote.
The Senate rejected the bill to require rail.
roads to provide free passes to members Of
the Legislature.
A Cincinnati special says: T. Lloyd
Williams, wealthy Englishman of Devon.
shire, arrived here on Saturday and left for
California TO claim legacy of 81, 800, 600,
which was left him by his godfather. The
visitor recently lost his mother and sister and
is now without relatives.
On Wednesday morning about 100 dis.
guised persons attacked the jail pt Wythe.
vile, We, forced the Sheriff to surrender the
keys, took William Crockett from jail and
hanged him from beam mile on the out
skirts of town. Crockett was awaiting trial
for the murder Of Josh f. Hunt in Wythe-
vile.
On Monday next the rolling and sheet
mills at Reading, Pa, will be shut down il :
definitely on account of dull trade. Between
four and FIVE hundred Of the hands viii be
thrown out of work. The company refused
large orders recently at prices which would
lose them money. Their pipe-mills are run
ming on half time.
The steamer Wylly, of the Central line of
steamers, Wednesday night struck the bridge
at Fort Gaines, Ca. carrying away the
cabin. Striking the pier she sunk immedi-
ately. The first and second clerks. negre
child and three deck hands sre missing. She
had a miscellaneous cargo. TIE boat and
cargo are total loss.
A New York special says Deputy Con-
troller Storrs says the defalcstion in the FL
nance Department of this city. first made
public to-day, may reach 100000. The
Commissioners of Accounts are now trying
to find cut whether it is more or less thar
that sum. William 3. Carroll is the de-
faulter-a clerk in the Finance Depsrtmel Al
for nine years.
Hsnlsu, the oarsmap, will renaia in Wash
ipgton another fortnight. He is practicins
for double scull race for Lee and himself
with Connolly and Hamm, of Halifax, fol
S2,O00a side distance, three miles, with ;
turn. They will row regatta at Pullman
ILL.,, about June 22d. Then Hanlsn will dis
pute the honors with Ross at Winnipeg o.
Ogdensburg.