Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-14
CONDEMNED DISPATCHES.
Flashes OF Eews from all Parts Of the
World


World
Eighty.fve clerks in the Census Bureau
have been discharged.
Advicss from Frohsdorf yesterday stated
that the condition of De Chambord is worse.
The Emperor of Austria and King of Ser,
via will have an interview in Hungary next
month.
The Vanderbilt system is contemplating
line from st. Louis to Kansas City and
Omaha.
The Dutch Government has received tele-
gram from Acheen, announcing that cholera
is epidemic there.
The Republicans of Iowa opened the cam
paigu Saturday ct Clarinds, where about
1000 were gathered,
Tie British Government ia to erect new
small equestrian statue Of Wellington oppo-
site the Apsley House.
The Burmese Embassy have arrived in
Paris and paid visit to Caallemel-L acour.
Minister Of Foreign Afsirs.
The Vatican hassent instructiousto bishops
| in Spain TO abstain from sharing in the pres
ent political agitation in that country.
The National Education Convention as
sembled at Ocean Grove, N. Y, yesterday,
and discussed the American Indian problem.
The Issue of standard silver dollars from
the Mint during the week ending August 11sh
Yves 500. $50; corresponding period last year,
$751; 00O
! The Chicago Grand Trunk and its allies
have arranged to run passenger trains from
Boston to Chicago IN forty hours, beginning
August 20sh.
Returns thus far received at Paris from the
elections held Sunday for members OF the
Councils General show net Republican gain
| Of sixty-three.
The hotel ct Devon, on the line of ths
! Pennsylvania Railroad, about eight miles
| from Philadelphis. was burned to the ground
yesterday morning.
The August cotton returns to The D5part-
ment of Agriculture less favorable than
were thought 10 July. The condition is lower
in every Ssats except tive.
During Sunday night, according to Western
Union officials, $50 wires vera cut, Deteo-
tiyes are employed to watch the wires, but 60
far no arrests have been made.
It is stated that The Porte intends to trans
fer thu negotiations in relation TO treaty OF
commerce with America and a license tax
from Constantinople to Washington.
The Ioss By the burning of the Kimbsll
House at Atlantis, Ga was $780, 900 on the
building and S125, 900 on the furniture. On
the whole amount there is only $50, 600 iEsur-
ance.
A Madrid correspondent says an order has
been issued by the authorities forbidding the
printing of any news touching the insurrec-
tion of Spain, except what is officially SUP
piled from the home Office.
4 dispatch received at the Indian Office st
| Washington announces that the great Indian
[ trouble 10 Iudian Territory has been settled
Ia manner satisfactory 60 all parties, and
peaca is hencefoEth assured
| It is understood that the Government of
| New South Wales has consented to allow the
! iuforlneTs in the Pace TX Park murder cases,
who went out ca the STEINER Python, to land,
| and hiss promised TO protect them.
The small pleasure steamer ChaFmer, with
! a pleasure party Of fourteen on board, sank
Sunday night at South Chicago, but the pas
ssDgers were al picked up by the steamsr
Cupid, which happened TO bs passing.
Miss De Ia Rsme (''Ouida ") writes anglily
about report in certain American papers
stating that she is insane. She denies that
she Ia insane, and says ahs will take measures
against those who have published such Sian
| ders.
The chief prelates CT the Roman Catholic
! Church in Europe and America will assemble
at the Vatican ia November next as the
Pope wishes TO consult them as to the mems
of maintsining friendly relations with all the
powers.
A Duluth Mimi dispatch announces the
arrival of ex-SpeaIer Keifer and Generals S.
| White and Weaver, who made the voyage
by lake from Cleveland, and will be on hand
at the formal opening of the Northern Pa.
cifc road. \
The British Government is said to be
deeply annoyed by the intelligence that Cete-
wayo is not dead When Cetewayo's death
was announced there was opened the prospect
of an independent settlement of the Zalu
difficulties.
On Thursday at daylight tie dividing rock
was broken through in the Mulien tunuel On
the Northern P6cifc, and Engineer J. T.
| Dodge made the passggs through the
mcuntaiu. Fortyfve miles of main line re.
main 10 be completed.
C. E. Heath, OF Clicopee, Mass, rode
dosn Mount Washington. n. f., yesterday
morning from the Summit House 20 Glenn
House On tricycle., distanoe of eli ht miles,
in 81 minutes. phe previous record en-
| bicycle over the same route is hour and 30
minutes,
L. c. Dunn, travelling salsaman, residing
at Effingham, ILL.,, gave his wife revolver,
| with instructions to use it upon providers
He returned from trip Friday night. and
climbed tree to enter o window. when
Mrs. Dunn shot him in tbs side, and he will
likely die.
| Sir William Armstrong has been consider
| ing the problem OF increase in population in
| England, and hiss made public his opinion
| that its rapid growth is adverse to moral de-
vsIopment and that a further increase must
be controlled by legislation. His idas is that
the State should limit the number Of mans
children.
Prominent colo1ed men of Charleston, S.
| C., cay that the plan for colonizing the ne
groes in South Carolina is fraud, and, a.
though such scheme may be contemplated
| in Washington, the whole thing is impraeti-
cable and impossible. If the negroes should
come they would not be able to buy lands on
which to settle.
The British authorities have been greatly
DESTROYS that Carey's murderer should be tried
at Cape Town. The murder took place twelve
miles cut at sea, and consequently outside Of
colonial jurisdiction, but it is Thought the
venue can be legally changed TO the Cape,
where it is believed 8 conviction for murder
in The irss degree caa be secured.
Thousands of psople visited the scene of
the fce at Vineyard Haven. Mass., on Sun
day. The people are not broken, and many
are already arranging to build, Scores OF
homeless ones unproyided for will be taken
care OF temporarily Dy IeIeI conlnttCeeI
Six thousand dollars was subscribed by citi-
zens on the island Sunday for the relief of the
sufferers.
The wife of United States Senator W. B.
Allison, Of Iowa, committed by drown
ing herself in the Mississippi at Dubuque
some tims during Sunday night While at
watercure esbablishmeE5 in western New
York in 1881, under Insdical treatment, she
attempted suicide in much the same manner,
but was rescued. She was niees and adop-
ted daughter Of the late Senator Grimes of
Iowa, and hiss been married ten years. She
| had no children.
The New York Herald prints an inter-
esting interview with Cardinal Manning.
His general view OF Ireland IS hopeful. He
| processes affection for the country. He be.