Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

PAODdDiH no HlALoen III
| the English Derby on Wednesday next.
Immense crowds are arriving at Moscow,
| TO be present at the coronation of the Gar.
The el00. 600 voted by the British Psrlia-
ment for promoting emigration from the dis
| tressed districts Of Ireland is expended.
A fire at Rudesheim, Germany, destroyed
! twenty-five dwellings near the Rhine. Forty
four families are homeless.
Alfred Cassidy, late of the Pacific coast,
indulged 10 prize-fght at New York Satur-
day with Barney Blake, the Limerick giant.
Cassidy was knocked senseless in the third
round.
1t was expected in Washington Saturday
morning that the President would appoint
Commissioner of Internal Revenue before the
end of the day, but in the afternoon he said
the appointment would not be made until
Monday or Tuesday.
An extensive cave has occurred near Raven
Run, Pa, taking in nearly two acres of sur
face. Passengers on the Lshigh Valley Rail-
road had to be transferred
A profound impression has been produced
in England and ireland alike by the Pops's
circular, condemning not only the PsTnsll
fund, but the whole method and process Of
agitation as conducted by him.
The fisheries exhibition in London, though
ptill incomplete, attracts crowds varying from
IL. 900 to 80, COO daily. The Prince Of Wales,
Duke of Edinburgh and other royalists are
often present, manifestirg iu many ways
their interest in the success of the exhibition.
After weeks debate in the Italian Cham
ber of Deputies on the internal policy of the
Government, raised by the Extreme Left,
the Chamber passed, 34S to 20, vote of con-
tideDce in the Government,
Secretary Folger has been studying the
question of pauper immigration ever since he
got Governor Buffers letter. He finds it is
forbidden by law, but that the law contains
no penalty and is practically nugstory.
About sundown Friday Mrs. Dr. Ridley.
a daughter OF the late Senator Hill, jumped
from runaway team at Atlanta, Ga, and
received injuries which were at first consid-
cred slight, but she is now not expected to
recover.
g Four thousand eight hundred head of sheep
belonging to Philip Palmer, Of Bracket,
Texas, have been attached by United
States officer to satisfy judgment of Cali
fornia parties, from whom the sheep were
purchased.
About three million pounds of wool have
been received at San Antonio, Texas, since
the beginning of the spring season.
Oliver Belmont, the younger brother of
Congressman Perry Belmont, states that hs
was not separated in Paris from his wife.
Oliver Belmont arrived in New York Satur-
day, his wife, formerly Miss Whiting, and
her mother having preceded him about
week ago. He will rejoin them. in New
York.
The arbitrators selected to settle the rail-
road coal miners strike, obtained license
from the court at Pittsburg Saturday, and
both sides pledged themselves to abide by
the umpire's decision and the miners agreed
to 90 to work on Monday at the operators
terms-three cents per bushel-pending the
umpire's decision. There is general belief
that this ends the strike.
Lieutenant Gsrlington, who will command
the relief expedition to Lady Franklin Bay,
will leave New York with his party on the
Alhambra June 7th for st. Johns, N. +.
Mail for Lieutenant Greely and his men and
contributions OF reading matter Tor the exps-
dition should be sent in the care OF the Chief
Signal Oficse in time to reach Washington
not later than June 1st.
Queen Victoria goes to Bainoral this week
out Of pure pervsrsity. Her Majesty has
been prey Of late TO fits Of deep depression,
which neither her physicians nor members of
her family have been able to alleviate. The
former have streDuOusly opposed her going to
the Highlands, as likely TO be followed by the
worst results, but she refuses theiT advice ab-
ruptly, and sits in gloomy contemplation.
Her condition causes great deal OF anxiety.
| a circular has been Issued by Bernard y
Kelly, President Of the Sons Of Liberty Of
New York, calling D. mass meeting for Sum
day, May 20Ih, at Ross Hin Hall, to take
action "to prevent the infamous bridge trus-
tees from executing their traitorous purpose
Of opening the bridge on Qaeen Victsria's
birthday" It is requested. also, that her
Majesty be burned in effigy throughout the
city on May 24sh.
| The New York bank reserve has increased
S56, 500. The banks nov hold S5,7o0623 IN
excess Of the legal requirements.
Three aegroes we're whipped at Newcastle
jail, Delaware, on Saturday for petty thiev-
! ing.
The New York Tribuas's Louisville, KY,
special says The charge IS openly made
I that gross corruption prevailed AID brought
abeat the nomination Of Kro.t for Gov
eraor.
Gold. silver end United States notes in the
Treasury: Gold coin and bullion, Sl92, 076,-
io45 ilTer dollars and bullion, Sill, $40 T91 J
fractional silver coin S2S 100, $50.
Ths Methodist Church, granite structare,
at stanatead, province of Quebec, wss
buried Saturday noon ; lo1s, about 81, 900 ;
Insurance, $4,000.