Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11

bonds Of the MasHower Mining Company Of
Utah, Of the nominal value Of 81. 500.
An epidemic has broken out among tht
cattle shipped on the steamer Bristol 81
Montreal for England Friday. When tbs
vessel reached Quebec, Saturday, thirty.
seven cattle had died. The steamer never
theless exchanged pilots and proceeded &c
sea.
A London dispatch says that the mar
whom Hiram L. Maxim, the electrician, cap.
tured Saturday on the train running between
Rouen and Dieppe, for robbing him in Paris
in 1881, is named Palmer. He is known as
racing sharper" and calls himself sn Irish
Lerd.
There were 81 deaths from yellow fever in
Havana during May, 10 among private indi.
Yidusls and thu remainder among members
of the army and navy in military hospitals.
The disease is slowly increasing in Havana,
particularly along the wharves, and mercan-
tile vessels moored near the Military Hospi.
tai have been invaded by it.
Thomas Hsaly, recently liberated along
with Michael Dayitt and James Quinn from
Kilmainham isil, has declared bis intention
of redoubling mis- efforts in behalf Of the Irish
League. Parnell will go to the United States
towards the close of next August. Michael
Davitt will not go over with Parnell, who will
be accompanied by only Thomas Healy and
7. z. O'Connor.
Brup, the Minister Of Marine, informed
the French Cabinet yesterday that the Gov.
eminent had recsived intelligence that a
brother. in-law of the King of Anam was in
command Of the Anamite forces in Tonquin.
He also announced that telegram had been
received from the French Consul at Canton,
stating that no preparations for war were
being made there.
The execution of Suleiman Daoud, Satur.
day morning, for setting FIRE to Alexandris,
took place In the midst of the ruins of the
Great Square. Snleiman had to be almost
carried to the scaffold, and was nearly coma.
tose from fright before he was finally hanged.
Some persons say he died before the drop fell.
On the way to the execution the condemned
murmured that he had been victimized by
Arab Pasha.
The Marquis Tsing. Chinese ambassador
at Paris, has been instructed to refrain from
all negotiations with France until tbs result
of the conferences at Peking between Ii Hung
Chang, Chinese Commander, and M. TIicoD,
the French Envoy to Chine, is made known
and further Instructions transmitted to Len
don. Chinese agents in England are very
busy on the Clyde and Mersey commission.
ing blockade-runners.
Princess Beatrice will represent the Queen
at the state CT ncert at Buckingham Palace,
June 27Eh. Notwithstanding the Qneen's
delicate nervous condition, she drove within
an hour of her arrival at Balmoral, with the
Princess Beatrice, TO Crothie kirkyard for the
purpose of inspecting John Browns grave,
and ahe has since paid special visit to the
house built for Brown at Bslnaschile, which
she ordered to be permanently closed. This
morbid anxiety for the preservation of all
relics Of her late body-servant is thought by
many to be an evidence of mental decay on
the part Of the Queen.
PACIFIC COAST.
Patteraon's foundry at Portland was burned
Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Wick committed suicide Satur-
day at Red Bluff.
James Cairns fell in fit at Oakland Sat-
urday, and cut his head dangerously.
The roof of the kitchen of the Del Monte
Hotel, Monterey, was Gu FIRE Saturday.
A boy named Nelson was kicked to death
by horse at Chester, Utah, on Wednesday.
G. s. Westberspoon attempted suicide Sat
urdsy at Los Angeles. His condition is criti-
cal.
A petition for the Communication of JEWELS
death sentence is being circulated in Santa
Clara county.
A boy named William Boyack was dragged
to death by horse at Spanish Fork, Utah,
on Thursday.
Pranzo, convicted OF manslaughter at
Auburn, has been sentenced to five years at
San Quentin.
Abraham Townsend, of thu Sentinel, was
shot and dangerously wounded Saturday at
Red Bluff by Charles F. Montgomery, of the
TocSin.
In Oakland Saturday, Frank Rogel's wife
fred at him and wounded her mother. The
trouble arose in 8 row over Rogel coming
home drunk.
A Young man named Charles Scroll was
killed on the 5th instant near Walls Wslla,
w. T., by being thrown from horse he was
breaking to ride.
A Victoria dispatch says: The coastipg
schooner Discovery is reported on the rocks
near Plumpor's Pass, dismasted and half full
Of water. There are no particulars. The
sealing schooner Thornton, stranded on the
west coast, will be got off.
From private sources it is learned that
whole sections Of vacant and available Gov.
eminent land. lying within aradius of twelve
miles from Colfax, W. T., cannot bs found,
and even quarters are becoming scarce, so
very rapidly is the land being settled by im-
migration pouring in.
A boy named Collins, from San Francisco,
aged about II years, while bathing in aswim-
ming hole in the San Lorenzo river, near
FELTON,, Santa Cruz county, Saturday after
noon, with his father and mother, was
drowned. The water was ten feet deep, and
the father in trying, to rescue the son, was
nearly drowned himself.
A fire started IN the lower end of Sierra
City, Saturday. Destroying one building.
There was north wind blowing at the time,
and the buildings on the east side were saved,
but If the wind had hesn in the west there
would have been disastrous blaze. The
building was owned by James Morrison and
occupied by Richard Jenkins.
The latest from Baker City. Or. in regard
to the supposed murder Of Charles Eccles, ia
that his body was found lying under his
wagon in the road thirteen miles from that
place on the 9Th instant. It is supposed
Eccles committed suicide or died from natural
causes, as money was found on bis person.
He lived at Silver Falls, Idaho.
Rev. ". s. Cochran, rector of the Episco.
pal Church at Vallejo. died at an early hour
Saturday morning. He had bean ailing for
the past two months. Deceased was Emf
nent Commander of the Naval Commandery,
No. 10. Knights Templsr, of Vallejo. men,
Der of Alta Lodge. Knights of Honor, and
Chaplain of the Fifth Battalion, n. G. G.