Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-06
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Flashes Of News from all Parts of tn
World

Flashes Of News from all Parts of the
World
D. W. Classic is restored to practice as an
attorney before the Interior Department.
1t is reported that the Sultan will send
Commissioners both 60 Egypt and Soudan.
A slave dealer recently arrested at Cairo,
| Egypt, is now being tried by Court-martial.
James McStein was hanged at Pittsburg,
| Pa, Thursday, in the yard of the county
jail.
Norman, aged fifty five, an actor with the
Modjeska Company, died suddenly in his
room at Philadelphia Thursday.
1t is stated that the Panama iHteroceanic
canal loan has Keen more than subscribed for,
netting the company more. than 17O. 1000 600
francs.
A train on the Lake Shore road, arriving
at Adrian, Mich, on Thursday evening, was
| fired into By unknown persons and two pas
| sengers wounded.
| Chong Kee, the first Chinamsn to be nat
urslized IN the Court of Common Pleas had
his papers approved by the Judge at Phila-
| delphia Thursday.
The Director of the Mint authorizes the
purchase of 40 600 ounces of fine silver for
! use at the Philadelphia, New Orleans and
San Francisco MINIS.
Henry A. Williams died at New Haven,
Conn.,, Thursdsy, leaving about 81 900 0C0.
He built the Chicago and Rock Island road,
and was its first President.
Rear Admiral Pierce Cosby, commanding
the naval forces in the Asistic station, tele-
graphs the Secretary of the Navy, asking to
be relieved ard placed upon the retired list.
The Federal Grand Jury st Cleveland, o.,
hiss returned indictments against the Pr7si-
dent cashier and assistant cashier of the
wrecked Second National Bank of Jeffer-
son, o.
The Sheriff of Carter county, KY, having
applied to Governor Knott for company of
militia to preserve order at the hanging of
Ellis Craft on October 18th, the latter has
refused to give the order.
King Milan suddenly dissolved the extra
session of tue Shoupchitna after Radical
President and Vice-President had been re-
lected. The Shoupchitna separated without
transaoting any business.
This liabilities of Hill s Rowe, suspended
boot and shoe manufacturers of Boston, are
$50 000 nominal assets, $50, 500. The cred
itors have appointed committee to investi-
gate the affairs of the firm.
James G. Blaine would like to sell for
$500, 900 the elegant residence in Washington
which he has rented to L. T. Letter for 81 900
month. Mr.. Blaine occupies rented res
idence at 80 Lafayette Square.
The negotiations between United States
Minister Wallace and the Porte, concerning
the storage of American petroleum and upon
the tariff question, are progressing favorably.
Concessions have been made by each side.
The priests and prominent laymen of the
Chicago Catholic Church yesterday presented
Archbishop Feehan with a purse of IS, 900.
| The Archbishop leaves on Sunday for Rome,
and is expected to be absent until May next.
The Chicago Postoffice officials caused the
arrest Thursday of Frank l.. L7ring for his
supposed completely in the alleged frauds of
Fleming & Merriam. Loring pretended to
be simply clerk for Fleming & Merriam,
but it is understood the Federal authorities
claim to be able to show his active interest in
the affairs of that row notorious firm.