Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-10

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[coLLATED PROM LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
Louis VeuilIot, the celebrated French au-
thor and journalist, is dead.
At New Haven, Conn.,. yesterday. Carver
defeated Bogardus by SO to 81.
Postmaster-General Gresham left Indian
spolis yesterday afternoon for Washington.
An effort is being made to place Sherman
before the people Of Ohio as candidate for
Governor.
Folger was at the Treasury Department in
Washington yesterday, for the first time IN
about two months.
Diaz is reported to have said thst the 80
called German land scheme in Mexico is
wholly imaginative.
Mrs. Thomas Hamilton, crazed by nisfor-
iIUe, suicided in Denver yesterday morning
by jumping into we'll.
Albert Fowler, the oldest resident of Mil
waukee, is lying at the point Of death at
Rockford, Ill. He is 81 years old.
Ali the steamers arriving at London from
Cork ara being searched for explosives,
but thus far none have been discovered.
Alex Allan, the English poet and
dranatist, friend of Halleck and Charles
Dickens, died recently in Brooklyn, n. Y,
aged Y.
Colonel Richard NeYins, member of fine
Columbus, o., Board of Water Works Trus-
tees, is defaulter to the city in the amount
of 81. 800.
The Firmenich grape sugar works at Buff
falo, n. Y, closed yesterday. Three hun
dred and fifty hands are thrown out Of en-
ploymsnt.
The rumor that the Wisconsin Central
Railroad is to be leased to the Northern Pa
cifc is denied By the officers of the Wiscon.
sin Central.
The Chicago and North western Railroad
has issued statement showing that it has
in operation and under construction 5000
miles OF road.
The issue of standard silver dollars from
the MINIS during the week ending April 9TH,
was S16S, 499: for the corresponding period of
last year, S152 1000.
General Butler denies that he has had airy
conversation with anybody upon the subjsct
of Presidential aspirations, or that he has
any such aspirations.
AK. & E. B. Yount, bankers at Fort
Collins and preprietors of -four mills at Boul-
der, Col, have assigned. Their failure has
long been anticipated.
Rev. B. F. Croker, author of numerous
works on moral science at Ann Arbor Uni
versity died st Ann Arbor. Mich Sunday
evening, of nervous prostration.
A Pitts5urg iron manufacturer says that il
the Amalgamated Association refuses to scale
On q two-cent card basis, or IS per ton for
pudding, there will be general strike.
AT Boston, in the paper image case of Liz
zie Ganno va. Archbishop Williams snd
Father Fleming, the suit against the Arch
bishop was Withdrawn and the latter con.
tinued.
The outrage offered to Lady Hareourt, by
sending her by mail a piece of a sheet upon
which woman had died of smallpox, mas
aroused the deepest horror and indignation in
London.
James H. Riley, colored tramp, has been
arrested for numbering Hannah Sunderlin,
widow aged 60, living near the village of
West Patterson, Putnam county, n. Y,
March 9th.
A Washington Sunday paper says Dick
Crowley, one of the Presidents stalwart
friends, has quarreled with Arthur, and de.
clares that he will never again set foot in the
White House.
A letter from Michael Dsvitt is plbiShed,
in which he further expresses his opposition
to the dynamite policy on the psrt of Irish
men. He declares that such policy is insane,
idiotic and criminal.
At Ottawa, Ont, the Government has re-
jected the latest proposition made with refer.
ence to the admission OF American WHISTLES,
aud the Secretary of the American Distillers
Association left the city.
It is announced that Lord and Lady
Igo NIL Gordon Ron.
nett's residence ut Newport this season, and
the announcement has created something of
breezs in fashionable society.
In the New England Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Bosom it was
recommended that the advocacy CT temper
ance be kept from any entap8liug alliance
with woman suffrage ard other subjects.
Dan Rice, the world-renowned clown, de-
livered temperance lecture in New York
Sunday night He admitted that be had
been q hard drinker all his life, and had had
the delirium tremens four times. He WAS
nov teetotaler.
Patrick Taafa, bachelor. who has been
employed in Peter Cooper's glue factory at
Hunters Point, and who lived in Bushwick
avenue, Brooklyn, with his sister, went to his
home and died of grief after hearing of his
employers death.
The total gross exchanges at the twelve
leading clearing houses of the United States
for the week ending April 7th was 500. 1884,
947, being decrease OF Ii 10 per cent +,
compared with the exchanges OF the corre-
spending week of 1882
Among the departures from New York for
Europe in the next Cunarder will be Miss
Ca herine L. Wolf, who ia often called the
American Baroness Burdett- Coutts, not only
on account of her great wealth, bat because
of her charities as well.
A private telegram announces the death OF
Judge Charles 3. Lawrence, at Decatur, Ala =,
Yesterday morning. He for nine years WAS
member Ct the Illinois Saprems Bench.
and the latter p7r'ioa CT h,s term wai Cnief
Justics. He retired 10 1873.
At Elmirs, n. Y, yesterday, Henry Mes-
sett, lsbore-. was killed by the failing
walls Of a tbrse.s.ory brick building burned
q week ago. Alderman Lee, the owner, was
badly hurt. SIX workmeu were slightly in
jured, who were removing goods.
Il is feared. from the fsci that the Socialist
Congress was held at Copenhagen, that it will
add to the differences already existing between
Prussia and ID snmark. The Piu.sian Gov
erpmept blatnes t1e Danish Ministry for
their want of vigor in SURPRISING the gath
ering.
Tne New England Southern Methodist
Conference ia pledged at the rate OF two
! cents member, to pay the debts OF the Met
ropolisan Church at Washington. The Com
mittee OF Indian Policy iodorssd the plat
form of principles adopted By tins Legislature
of Pennsylvania.
The Logan House, one of the Oldest hotels
in Murphys5oro. ii owned by Mrs. Rogers.
a sister TO General Logan. was burned Satur.
dav night. Mrs. Rogers and two girls mar
.roRly escaped with their lives: r. ".
fSwope, traveller for a ST. Louis house, who
is Chicago man, was burnsd to death.
Ia New York thirty-geveu cases of viola
ton of the excise law were on the calendar
{ the Court of General Sessions yasterday:
Twenty-Five pleaded guilty, twenty two OF
whom were fined $40 each. Three were ssnt
TO the City Prison for thirty dsys. Tne
others pleaded not guilty, and will be tried.
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