Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-11
COMPENSATION PROM LAST KIeur's DlspA1cHrs.l
, ENJOYS have sailed from Liverpool

CONDENSATION PROM LAST EIGHTs DIsPArcHEsl
The MaIagasy ENJOYS have sailed from Liverpool
for Madagascar.
Carl Schurz, in New York Journal, opposes the
transfer Of the Indians to the War Department.
James Carey, the Irish informer, has been de-
clared bankrupt, owing to his failure to pay his
rates.
The English Government has arranged for the
purchase Of portion Of the Ashburnham collection
at cost of "a, 500.
Intelligence from the capital of AMMAN says the
French Consul at that place has been nsulted and
attacked on the public street.
A Yankton Dakota dispatch says that a hail
storm has destroyed 1000 acres of growing crops in
Bon Homme and Hutchinson counties.
The Porte proposes to impose a tariff of Is per
cent. on articles imported for consumption, and
tariff OF to 20 per cent. on other importations.
Ninety-three weavers of the Bourne mill at Fall
River Mass, struck Monday morning on account of
a change in wages from day payment to payment by
the piece.
caused the Central Railroad by the rains are
paired to Celaya, The road to Lagos will be open in
three days.
general change for the better in all crop pros
poets has taken place in the Northwest in the past
two weeks, owing to cessation Of rains and advent
of hot weather.
The wedding of Lieutenant Richardson Clover, U.
s. n, to Dora Miller, daughter of Senator Miller is
announced in Philadelphia society papers to take
place in the fall.
Ia the contest for the Molineux prize, at the 500
ward range, in England yesterday, Shakespeare of
the American team, had the top score, making 80
out of possible 80.
In the Denver Superior Court Judge Dawson fined
Willard Teller $500 for contempt of Court, for filing
an answer in the case of Tabor Bush that was OF
a scandalous character.
The Joint committee of the House of Lords and
House of Commons, which has had the English
Channel tunnel scheme under consideration, has
jected it by vote OF to 4.
Senator Sherman said in Washington Monday that
the Republicans OF Ohio were never more heartily
united nor in better trim to enter a political
paign than at the present time.
Marco A. Soto, President Of the Republic of Hon.
duras, is on hisSyay to Washington from San Fran
cisco, with view of estab ishing a reciprocity
treaty with the United States
Elk Senator Tabor denies the rumor that he paid
$500 to Architect Hill 10 the location of the
Denver Postofice building He states that he never
had any dealing with him except in the most public
manner.
A State Convention of colored people met at Aus
tin, Texas yesterday, to consider the moral, social
and educational status of the colored population of
Texas and appoint delegate to the proposed Ma
tional Convention
In the French Chamber of Deputies Monday Rar-
oGett (Repubiican) moved that amnesty be granted
the persons who took part in the Paris and Mont
ceal Mines riots including Louise Michel. The
motion IVES rejected
Achird has introduced bill in the French Cham.
Der OF Deputies authoring the taking Of soundings
for piers for the railway bridge from Cape Gresney,
the French coast, the Straits OF Dover to
Folkstone, in England.
A Long Branch special says: Mrs. Langtry,
Freddie and her secretary, accompanied by several
others arrived here in her private car last evening
The party remained in the all night, where
meals were served to them.
Two of the men sentenced to seven years in the
Penitentiary for Sbbing the Iron Mountain Railroad
train near H0pe, Arkansas, In 1881, and negro
convict, overpowered the guard at the Coal Hill
mines last Sunday night and escaped.
Sir Charles Dixie, President ofEthe Local Govern
ment Board, stated in the English House Of Com
mons Yesterday afternoon that it not the inten-
ton of the Government to quarantine vessels COM
ing to England from India and Egypt.
The tenth annual Council of the Union of Amer
lean Hebrew Congregations, NJ. Lothr presiding, be-
gan its session in Cincinnati yesterday. About $50
delegates present, representing 100 Congrega-
tons. The session continues three days.
Owing to cracked heel, developed after his en-
gagement, Clingstone could not be exercised and
conditioned properly to trOt with st. Julien in Chi
cago this month, and W. j. Goodwin, the owner,
announces that the race is off, Clingstone will re-
man in Chicago.
Advices from Santo Domingo OF June 25th state
that the Senate has sanctioned the contract with
the National Bank by which the Government &C
knoWledges the entire revolutionary debt at the
rate.of so per cent, and Incorporates the same in
the foreign debt.
The twostory frame residence OF David ceiling
was destroyed by fire in Milwaukee at O'Clock yes
terday morning Zeiing, his wife and four children
escaped, but Dora, aged r. Hermina, aged 7, and
Rosa aged 8, were 0cated in bed and their bodies
ehGrred beyond recognition.
The Illinois State Entomoogist reports that vast
numbers of the Hessian fly are now in dormant
condition (the so-caed haxseed state) so low down
in the stalk that they are left behind in the stubbe
when the wheat is cut This is true of the entire
winter wheat region of Illinois.
McVicker's Theater, at Chicago has commenced
advertising Sunday night performances 1t IS
thought this fact will cause an aggressive movement
on the part OF the Sunday Observa ce Society, by
invoking the aid of the State law, which proyiie s
against plays being given on Sunday.
The Chairman of the Republican State Committee
OF Georgia, accompanied by Colonel ]. E. BrV ant
and several other Georgia politicians, has arrived in
Washington. The purp OF this visit is under
stood to be to secure if practicable, the removal OF
| General Longstreet as United States Marshal.
At public meeting of the produce trade in New
York yesterday, resolutions were adopted opposing
any legislation by Congress looking toward the
demption of the trade dollar at par being done in
the interest of ring Of SPECTATORS who have pur
chased the coin in large quantities at its bullion
value.
Miss Anna Smith, of Washington, daughter of the
late Rear Admiral Joseph Smith, United States navy
is about to establish reformatory for women in
that city. The refOrmatory will be branch of the
House of the Good Shepherd, which was founded
in Baltimore in 1864 for the reclamation of fallen
women.
A special from Washington says: Surgeon-Gen-
erol Hamilton, of the Marine Hospital SERVICE says
that while yellow fever is q very serious matter
at present, he does not think there is cause for
Alarm as he believes the Marine Hospital service
Hr,gIa roia has
| the introduction OF the disease.
special from Dallas, Tex, says the schism in the
| Hebrew congregation, growing out of the Rabbi
Schulz scandal, is worse than ever. Twenty eight
of the wealthiest and most prominent Hebrews
have with Drawn from the synagogue including Two
| of the committee who voted to exonerate Rabbi
Schulz in his late investigation.
The stories which have been afioat regarding the
alleged marriage of Lolita and Huss are emphatic
alv denied by relative of the actress in Philadel
phia. who declares that Huss is a crank, and for
years has pei sistenty presented Miss Craotree,
and thinks he started the story of the marriage, and
will possibly follow her to Europe.
By an accident to a mixed train on the Natchez
and Jackson road Monday evening, five miles east
of Natchez Miss, seysn cars fell through bridge
80 feet high Conductor J. o. Jennings was killed,
and the following passengers were wounded James
Grello Fred Maunicca, Willie Conner, Mrs. and
| Miss Cannon, Miss Lucy Smith and Miss Jennie
| Hail.
The American rife team practiced at 800 yards at
Wimbledon yesterday morning The London
| STANDARD says: "The score made by the American
team beats the best score they made at Creedmoor.
The coaching of Colonel Howard 10 perfect and the
men work absolutely together The Engiishmen
vii, not have q wall,-oyer in the forthcoming
match"
The Roumanian Government has dispatched
note to Austria which declares that Roumana fully
recognizes her obligation not to allow any agitatons
to disturb the existing neighboTlY relations existing
| between the two countries. The Austrian Govern
accepts the note satisfactory evidence that
| the pending frontier difficulty will not become
serious
James Francis Keegan, known as Colonel Rec
gan tc The newspaper men and politicians Of New
| York, Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington and
| other cities, died suddenly Monday afternoon in
| New York. He was conspicuous at Washington at
the time A NJ Soteldo was killed in the Republican
office. 1t was owing to the publication of the de-
tails OF the encounter between Keegap and Soteldo
that the latter went to the Republican Office to seek