Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
RECEIPTS YESTERDAY.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Wabash road Monday aunouucad cut
between Chicago and Council Bluffs from
Sl4 80, the regular passenger rate, to 50 so.
Issue of standard dollars for tbe week end.
ing September s, 1888 52l,9 ,99S, against 49,
500 for the corresponding period of last year.
a special says that just outside of Mil
waukee yesterday morning an attempt was
made to wreck train by piling ties on the
track.
Demesn G. Ross won the first prize end
championship badge at the Caledonian Club
mixed wrestling tournament in Cleveland,
Ohio, Monday.
Patrick Brennan, Of Newhurg, n. Y. be-
came father for the twentY-third time Sum
day. Brennan, who is an IrishDlan by birth.,
Is 60 years old.
A telegram from Darlington states that
the schooner Restless is being towed into that
port, full of water and di5mssted, and with
bodies in the cabin.
The hearty reception extended 10 King AL
fonso ct Vienna is considered ss q confisma-
tion of the rumor of an alliance between
Spain and Austria.
Uncle Rufus Hatch is said TO have been
hesced out of s5 by drummer at the hotel
at Rockford. ILL.,, who was doing the three-
card monte trick.
Ott VI bnG DlOEuluu tIOsEAg ttb N iu htAlNtU
in New York Monday woman-was re-
claimed there by friends and taken TO Phila-
( delphia. The rest left Tuesday night.
James Konisky, who escaped to this ooun-
Try with u 600 roubles belonging to bis ems
ployer, has been set free, owing 60 The want
Of an eXtradition treaty with Russia.
The Crown Prince of Portugal haa been
received with great honors at Berlin. This
visit is considered as an indication of another
adhesion to the Austro German alliance.
A large number Of negroes were poisoned
! by eating boiled shrimps at q celebration in
Beaufort county, S. O., Sunday. Three
hOye died. and seven more are expected to
die.
Apsches, under white a5g, sre trading in
Casa Grande with the Mexcsns. Consterna-
/ zion still prevails, and IS the Mexiesn troops
are trying to surround them, a combat IL
hourly expected.
TIE Dutch authorities are taking every pre-
/ caution to prevent damage 30 vessels at the
Straits Of Sunda, and have ordered theif ships
to cruise at the entrance Of tbs straits for the
next three months to warn vessels Of the
change in the channel.
It is reported that Blaine has given his
opinion that if Governor Butler should se-
| cure a reelection in Massachusetts, this year,
he would inevitably become the Democratic
nominee for President and be elected.
! The report of the committee appointed TO
| investigate the alleged frauds IN the importa-
ticn of Hawaiian sugar has bsen submitted
TO Secretary Folger. Representative Eel
I monts charges are not sustained. The re-
| port is said to be replete with valuable
statistics of the sugar business on the Pacific
/ coast.
The last six or eight weeks have been the
/ dryest known for years in Massachusetts,.
| The protracted drought and fruit and vine
! wOrIns have caused much havoc with the
! great cranberry fields Of Cape CCd Ga many
/ farms vegetation is fer gone. Cattle are suf-
feriDg through the Cape district because of
/ poor pasture.
The stock taken from the steamship
, France, of the National line, at New York,
/ Monday, were found to be badly iuiured by
/ the terrible storm on August 31st a Nor
mandy stallion and an English Lincolnshire
marc were crushed to DEATH Ths marc was
/ owned by Whitney, an Englishman, who
! was taking six horses TO California for stock.
! breeding.
! Congratulations were EXCHANGED Monday
| between the New York Coffee Exchange and
! the Commercial Association Of Rio JaneiTo,
! Brazil, over the successful compilation Of the
ocean cable AID lake wires, establishing di-
rect communication between New York and
/ tbs principal Brszilian ports. Telegrarns be-
tween the New York Exchange and Rio Ja-
/ neiro we're got through il two hours.
Senators Dawes, Logan and Cameron, Of
the Senate Committee 70 consult with the
Sioux relative TO the proposed opening Of the
Sioux reservation to settlers, found that
white men in that section Of the country had
advised the Indians TO hold fast to their
reservation, IS by so doing they could force
- 1 80 L
than is now proposed. The chiefs were non
! cnmmittai