Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-29

The Queen has intimated an intention to
visit Sandringham next week.
The Jeanette Court of Inquiry will recon-
vene tomorrow in Washington.
Alfred Clint, the celebrated English land
scape and marine painter, is dead.
Jay Gould's health has much improved
because of his journey to the South.
It is reported at st. Petersburg that several
officers Of the Finland Guard have been ar
rested for disloyalty.
Joseph Tyssowski, of Washington, has
been appointed chief of the mineral division
of the General Land Office, vice Sickles, re-
signed.
Adjutant. General Drum has telegraphic
advices that Inspector-General Sackett was
stricken with apoplexy at San Antonio, Tex,
Monday.
A Berlin dispatch says that the trial of the
Directors OF the Cronstadt Bank, including
Prince Obbsleniky and Baron Filtinghow,
has commenced.
The Vatican is displeased with Most Rev.
Thomas Croke. Archbishop of Csshe, Ire.
land. for opening q subscription list for the
relief of Parnell.
The will OF the late Gussavus S. Benson, of
Philadelphia, disposes of property amounting
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Presbyterian institutions.
Emperor William is suffering from catarrh
of the stomach and swelling neck, and has
of the Ministry OF Marine.
A Vienna correspondent says that before
France opens hostilities in Madagascar she
win issue circular note TO the Powers ex-
planning the motives of her action.
John Clark have been indicted in Philsdel-
Chinese laundryman. on the Sd inst.
tesu's spiritual adviser, has entered suit
against the american for S35, 600 for libel for
asserting that he sold Guiteau's bones.
The fourth centennial anniversary of the
birth of Raphael was celebrated in Rome yes
terday with great pomp. A bronze bust of
the great artist was unveiled at the tomb.
kilograms signed by large number of
prominent officials and citizens have been sent
to President Arthur recommending Hon.
John A, Martin, Of Atchisou, for Postmaster
General.
Jason Williams (colored), on trial for kill.
ing William Jauerey (colored), was convicted
of murder in the first degree in Elliott City,
No., yesterday. The trial occupied only
few hours.
A deputation from the Sporting Mems
Convention waited on the Finance Minister
in Ottawa, Ont, asking that the expectation
of game from Canada to the United States
be prohibited.
At Buffalo, N. Y, about one huudred pur-
chgsers of tickets for the Nilsson concert
abandoned bringing suit for damages against
manager Abbey upon ascertaining the posi-
tion of Nilsson in the affair.
DR.. Lewis Swift, Director of the Warner
Observatory at Rochester, N. Y. ;, has received
from Paris $40 francs, the Lalande prize of
the Paris Academy of Science awarded TO the
astronomer most distinguished durisg the
year.
The Lutherans in New York have formed
q permanent organization to secure the proper
celebration of the four hundredth anniversary
of the birth of Luther, on November 10th,
and secure also contributions for the Luther
monument.
The centenary of Bishop Seabury's cleo
ton was celebrated at st. Paurs Church in
Woodbury., Conn.,, Yesterday, twenty clergy
men being present. Bishop Williams Off
cisted, and Rev. DIR. Bsardsley made his.
torical address.
Solomon Fegley, an aged farmer. living
alone in Butler township. Indiana, was
burned to death Monday night, while trying
to saTe Lis money in q trunk in the garnet of
his burning house. The body was found in
the ashes of the house.
Thirty Indian children from Indian Terri
tory, en- route to Whites Manual Labor H.
stitute, have arrived in Wabash, Ind Eleven
of the party are girls, and nineteen are boys.
1t is said they are well advanced in their
studies, and unusually bright.
A locomotive burning coal dirtwas attached
to the fast express on the Mound Brook road,
and brought train to Philadelphia on sched-
ue time. The cost of the prepared coal dirt
tor the round trip Of 120 miles was $40 so
or one-ssventh of all the expenses for coal.
It is reported in New York that Joseph
Hart is negotiating for the purchase Of the
being to erect new playhouse, capable of
accommodating $500 persons, the cost of the
proposed new structure to be S35O,Q00.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the American Bell Telephone Company,
the report of the Treasurer showed the total
earnings of the past year to have been ST.
SIG, 031 the previous year. 81, 001, 92S. The
expenses the past year were S603, 9S7 the
year previous, S439, S62.
The Mordsunt scandal is now entering
upon new phase in New York. Samuel
Barnard, counsel fer Mordaunt, has an.
nounced that he has gathered sufficient evil
denee against the actor and Miss Laura
Wallace to warrant his client commencing
suit for limited divorce against the former,
and one for criminal connection against the