Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-11

CONDENSED PROM LAST NIGHTS DIsrArcHxs-l
The compositors' strike in Vienna was com.
pletely unsuccessful
Arab Pasha and his fellow exi,es hive ar
rived at Colombo, Csylon.
L is ssased that the Gar h IS signed de-
cree dissolvios all secret ,cieties in Russia.
The City Bank of Jersey City has Gus
pended. Capital. $50 1000; average deposits,
$4,000.
The President has nominated Alex w. De-
Long, to be Receiver Of Public Moneys at
Prescott. Ariz wa.
The Fifth Ward Savings Bank at Jersey
City has suspended, on account of the sus-
pension CT the City Bank. Considerable ex-
element exists.
At Montreal the Mayor and corporation
have d cided TO make Wednesday, the 24sh OF
January, civic holiday, on the occasion OF
the carnival Of winter sports.
Hugh Riddle, President of the Rock Island
Railroad, having obtained leave OF absence
for several months. left Chicago Monday by
a special car for California. TO be absent until
spsiag.
Ia tie House ct Harrisburg. Pa, yester-
day, bill was introduced to escheas to the
commonwealth the property OF the Telegraph
liaes which violate the Constitution by coz
solidsting.
At Ne zark. N. J., jury has returned a
verdict for $4,000 against the New York
and Long Branch road, In the case of Q. III.
Woodruff. killed in the disaster at Parksr's
creek, near Long Branch, last summer.
The Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Cen
trail Railroad was sid yesterday on fore
closure Of mortgage 20 2 commissioner repre-
ssnting the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
for 81, 600 There were no other bid
ders.
G. G., Lincoln, q ticket broker Of Chicago,
has been arrested By thu Wabash managers
for alleged dealiag in tickets that have been
tempered With. A large number OF peculiar
tickets were found, and Lincol will be prose-
cused.
The Court Of Claims decides thai retired
officers Of the army were not exempt from
the provisions of that eesii OF the Revised
Statutes prohibiting an officer OF the Govern.
msnt from prosecuting claims against the
United States.
No adii,i,asl bodies have been recovered
from the ruins Of the explosion Of the BstL-
iehem Pal iron company. Five deaths have
occurred thus lar. Several Of the injured are
in dangerous condition. The furnaces viii
start up again in Ten days.
The Ohio Supreme Court has overruled the
motion of James Z. Campbell for writ Of
rnandsm1s to count Che vote in the Seventh
Congressional District for Il. L. Morey and
Henry Morey for diff srent persons, so that
Morey holds tie certificate.
Dispatches from Sailoh, KY., state that
small pox is raging there. The stores are
closed and business suspended. Whole falni-
lies are stricken, and citizens are fleeing.
Several physicians have died, and the disease
is unusually pc werful and fatal.
To the pigeon match near Babylon, L. l.,
bssween Lord Manderviile, of Chs Hurting
ham, and Grant of the Westminster Club,
for 81, 900 side, 100 birds, thirty yards rise,
There viii bea new match in the spring.
An Indian Territory special says: The
troubles in the Cresk Nation are virtually
settled, and the forces of Saiache and Cheote,
the rival chiefs, are disbandiug. The result
of the war has been thu death of about twelve
men and the wounding of nearly as many
more.
The thirty-irst annual meeting of the
Unised States Agricultural Society was held
yesterday at the Department of Agriculture
in Washington. John A. King was reelected
President, Major Ben Perley Poors Secre-
taiy, and Wan. M. French Treasurer, with q
Charles L. Brown. boy of IA. in the Office
of the Deputy Sheriff at Bosom, was found
on the fl Dor of the Office handcutfed, with gag
in his mouth. The lad said two men bound
him and tried to open the safe, but finally
confessed that he himself tempered with the
safe, then handcuffsd and gagged himself.
Railroad and public contractors, represent
ing about $40 600. 0G0 Of capital. organized an
association ia New York yesterday, to be
known as the Contractors Association of the
United States. The object is to promote q
friendly feeling, and agree upon uniform
system Of carrying on the contract business.
Ths Nav York Herald thinks the decision
al the United States Court in the case of
Mark Twain's copyright unsouDd, and that
Clemens right in that name to protection is
not opsn to question. No Publisher should
be SLOWED to publish under that nsme any
book or article not written by Clsmens. This
is point well settled in our law.
Alta meeting of the New York Associated
PrssF, hsld yesterday, tde following officers
were elected for thu ensuing year: Presi-
dent, George Jones. Of thu Times Sscye.
tary, Whitelaw Reid, If the Tribune; Exec.
utiye Commi tse- u. Henry Hurlbut, of
the Worid Cyrus W. Field, of the Express,
aad David II. Stone, of the Journal Of Com
sRerce
Callao dates TO the 10th uit. state that
Senior Bslissayio Salinas, the Bolivian Vice.
President, is to proceed to Tscna, there to
meet Seuor Lilo, who will represent Chill
A truce is certain to be the outcome of this
msetiaF, but the terms, although apparently
known TO the leaders of both, have not be-
cims public. The measure is universally sp.
proved in Boliyis. while the Pernvians rsgre'
their leaders will not adopt similar course
of conduct.
A. the annual meeting OF the American
Biographical Society Diniel G. Gilman,
President of Hopkins University. delivered
lecture, in which he urged celebration OF
the next centennial anniversary Of Amsrica's
discovery by the erection of monument to
Columbus st the Golden Gate, monument
which should face toward Asia. and with out
stretched arms should say to all the world,
"Amarioa reaches cut its hand to Asia. Bv
sailing to the west we have found the East. y