Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-29
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Flashes OF News from all Parts Of the
World.

world.
Nearly 5000 Mermons arrived at New York from
abroad during the present year.
The New York Press Club had its third annual
dinner at Delmonico's Tuesday evening.
The Commissioner Of Pensions declines to tormu-
late rules to govern the practice OF claim agents
The Louisville Board of Trade has resolved to send
memorial to Congress in favor Of national bank
rupt law.
The decree resembling the prohibition Of the i'm
portation OF American pork is published in the Or
Jfcidl Gazette OF Paris
Three young ladies attached to the court Of st.
Petersburg have been arrested on charge OF being
connected with Nihilist conspiracy.
Admiral Courbet has informed the French Gov
eminent that he cannot make his projected advance
upon Sontay without additional reinforcements.
The American Bishops are preparing an address
thanking the Pope for summoning them to Rome,
and expressing Interchangeable devotion to the Holy
See
largely-attended meeting of prominent cti-
z5ns of indianapolis has requested the National Re-
publican Convention to hold its next session in that
city.
1t is believed that the Prince of Wales will visit
King Alfonso at Madrid early in 1884, and members
of other royal families Of Europe will subsequently
visit the King.
The strike of the New York freight-handlers con-
tinues. The Louisville and Nashville and Illinois
Central roads have informed the Mayor there may
possibly be trouble.
A bunko man in Chicago attempted to steer the
Warden of the Joliet Penitentiary, and was nearly
scared into a fit on being handed the card of the
man he was playing for a sucker.
Eight blocks OF stone were placed upon the rail-
way track near Northampton, Eng, it is sur
missed, for the purpose of wreeking the train in
which Gladstone was expected to travel.
Three hundred miners landed at Castle Garden,
New York, yesterday, and started for the Lehigh
rf
Austro Hungary, on tickets procured by the mining
companies
At a meeting of the Manitoba and Northwest
farmers in Winnipeg Tuesday, one OF the speakers
sad that if the evils they complained of not
removed, secession from the Dominion of Canada
was inevitable.
The New York Herald says Mondays steamboat
parade in the harbor cost j. II Starin the Admiral
Of the feet, s25, 000 A. c. Cheney $4,000, and the
Pennsylvania Company $4,000 or 400 entries
there were 300 vessels in line.
Tuesday afternoon at RoubaiX, France Diies'
factory, covering 500 square meters, burned.
Yesterday morning the flames spread to the factory
OF Matte Il Meason, which was destroyed. The
whole town was in danger and the people in great
alarm.
Emperor William, at the reception of the Pres.
ilent and VicePresident of the Lower House of the
Prussian Diet, expressed confidence that the peace
Of Europe will be maintained. He referred in that
connection to the good relations between Germany
and Russia.
Mr. Jameson, Assistant Superintendent OF the
Railway Mail Service, went over the Northern Pa
cific road to inves gate the delays. He made a
change of messengers at Spokane Falls the messen-
gers having formerly run from Helena to Portland,
and hopes that no further trouble will occur
Algeria advices state that there is great agitation
among the different tribes the success of Ell Mahdl
having aroused Mussulman fauaticism. II is also
said that FL Mahdis emissaries traverslng Tuns
The GOvernor-General is urging upon the French
Government the necessity of retaining strong mil
itary force in Algeria.
The reported capture of Khartoum is unfounded.
Turkish officers the continent whe have been
dered for service in Soudan consent to Join the eX-
petition under the command OF Baker Pasha. All
the English nOn.commissioned officers in Egypt
volunteer to 90 to the front. There is much enthu-
siasm among the troops.
The Postofice Department has advices that all
mail matter going west over the Northern Pacific is
now distributed before reaching Portland Score.
tsry Folger has designated Portland, Or, and Port
Townsend, w. T., as ports from which imported
merchandise can be shipped in bond in transit
through the United States aud from the British
possessions
All but the few closing pages of the Presidents
message were sent the Government Printing office
yesterday and were put in type. Proofs were sent
to the President last night. The remaining pages
will be sent TO the printers to-day, though the
greatest care will be used TO keep any portion of it
from getting to the public before Monday next,
when it will be sent 10 Congress.
The Arthabaska, one Of the Clyde built steam
ships for the Canadian Pacific Railway, has arrived
at Buffalo She came IN two sections, which will be
Joined into a complete hull The Arthabaska is one
Of five steamships that will form line from Agona
Mills, Georgian Bay, to Port Arthur, Lake Superior,
a distance Of $50 miles. The line wi be owned and
run in connection with the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way.
A Toxic correspondent had an interview with the
japanese Foreign Minister, who stated that the Jap
anese Government is most anxious to open the in
terror Of Japan to foreign trade STIMULATING only
that foreigners awaiting themselves Of the privileges
granted shall be under the Jurisdiction of the Jan
anese Courts This will involve a revision of the
present treaties, and abolition OF all foreign legal
jurisdiction in the open ports.