Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-04


in Havana during the past week.
Guaysquil. in Ecuador, has been com.
tpletely Invested by the revolutionists.
The anniversary Of the death of Garibaldi
was commsmorated Saturday throughout
Italy.
A correspondent reports that Turkey Is
| seeking eoslition with Russia against British
inhuenca in Egypt.
The great opulsr fete at Moscow wss very
successful. L is said l. 900. 600 persons were
present during the day.
Thomas Csffrsy. convicted of taking psrt
| ia the Ptenix Park murders, was hauged at
Dublin Saturday morning.
| Paris is fall of Americans and English
Every hotel is overlooking. and the greatest
gayety and excitement is prevailing.
It is reported that the British men-of-war
Shannon and Rupert will proceed to China
20 reinforce the British squadron there.
The French will have a small army engaged
against Tonquia by the end of the month. So
says the French Minister of Foreign Affairs.
In the German Reichsssg, Saturday, the
copyright convention with France and treaty
of commerce with Italy passed to first and
second readings.
The Mexican pspers on the Pacific coast
are commencing the abuse of General Disz
| for his friendship with General Grant, and
| to declare that the autonomy of the republic
will be threatened should Diaz become Pres.
| ident.
| II Piunger Wslton's luck does not turn,
there will soon be an end of him on the turf.
He is said to have dropped over 100000 at
Newmarket ard Epson. He has hard
tins OF it. They make it hot for him every
where.
| Parnell has at last made sn official utter
ance in the form of an open letter to Paris
| journalist concerning the Pope's circular. He
announces that be ID pleased with it because
of the effect it will certainly have upon the
fortunes of the real Irish party.
The Chamber Of Duputies have adopted
unanimously proposal to appoint commit
tee TO discuss and report upon bill fo- erect
| ing national monument to General Carl
bsidi on Janiculam Hill, the site of Carl
baldis defense Of Rome against Che French
in 1S49
: a dispatch to the Dublin Mai from Rome
says the Pope will, if necessary, follow up
his recent circular to the Irish bishops in re-
lation TO the agitation in Ireland and the Par
nell fund By suspensions from their functions
| Of all ecclesiastics who disobey the commands
of the circular.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackay and their pilgrimage
| to Moscow attract attention, and the whole
European press is taken up with the megnif-
cence of Mr.. Mackay's private car and the
| fifteen Worth dresses which were contained
| in Mrs. Mackay's private baggage car. Even
at MoscoH, neither orientalism nor imperial
splendor could throw Mrs. AackaY in the
shade.
| The Duke OF Albany's request to be ap-
pointed Goyernor-General of Canada, in
place of the Marquis of Lorne, was sup
ported by personal intimation from ths
| Queen that her son should have the position.
| Hut Gladstone refused to allow the young
Duke to succeed the Marquis. feeling that his
appointment would be regarded as 8 special
favor to royalty.
| a London cable has the following: Queen
| Victoria is living retired at Balmorsl, and
| seldom goes out She is still suffering from
| low spirits and q shsttered nervous system.
| The physicians are constant in their attend.
ance or her Majesty. A large monument Of
gray granite is being placed over the grave oi
| John Brown In Crathie Kirk yard. The
memorial cairn is on q mountain overlooking
the castle.
The channel tunnel schsme bids fair to
emerge successfully from its long slumber.
The Duke OF Cambridge, Commander-in.
| Chief, Locd Wolselev, General Simmonds
and majority e .he Rritish military suthori-
ries who have given their testimony DsfOre
the committee appointed to investigate the
question of the expediency Of allowing work
to be undertaken, all oppose it; but great
majority Of the scientific engineers who have
testified favor it.
Lord Granville has notified NJ. ChallemeI
| Lscour, the French Minister Of Foreign Af.
fairs, that in the event of war between France
and China, England would refuse to recog-
MIA any blockade by France of Chinese ports
| unless Francs would guarantee that the
blockade should extend to the entire Chinese
| coast, and that all of it would be perfectly
and completely blockeded, and that if the
mouths of the Canton river and approaches
to the port of Shanghai and other ports in
| the entry TO which France and nations friend
| ly to France were interested, were allowed to
| go uninclosed in the blockade, England would
consider herself bound to send English war
ships to China for the purpose of preventing
France from maintaining any part of the
blockade.
PACIFIC COAST.
Sincs January 1st II, ,0S3 passengers hsve
been landed at Portland, Or.
The local election at San Buenaventura re-
suited in Democratic victory.
| A we'll rowed and closely contested boat
RAGS came off at Portland Saturday.
The body Of Hiram K. Msthers, the last Of
| the Pilot victims, has been recovered from
Petaluma creek.
| At San joe Majors and Showers have
been sentenced to imprisonment for life, and
Jewell to be hanged on July 9th.
Representatives of ditch companies and
riparian owners will meet st Visalis on the
10Th to adopt SONS general system Of irriga-
ton in Tulare county.
The spring races of the Tulsrs Valley AS
sociation closed Saturday at Visalis. The
attendance has been good throughout, and
much interest has been manifested.
The crop of Early Rose potatoes on the
lower division of Roberts leland, San Joaquin
county, was completely cut down Friday
night By frost. TAe Glasgow Land Recla-
nation Company lost over 100 acres Red
lpotatoes were not affected.
Saturday morning Charley McDerrote, Of
the Hale & Norcross mine, had a narrow es-
cape. He was passing point where blsst
had been put in, when it exploded, sending
the rock in all directions. A plank which
MeDermott was carrying shielded him, and
probably saved his life.
A telegram TO Mayor Potter, of Phoenix,
A. T., from Indian Agent jackson, from Casa
Grande, conveys the intelligence that cOuri-
ers were riding over the reservation to gather
a force with which to release the Indian psis-
oners confined in Phe9ix. The Sheriff at
taches no importance to the movement.
Saturday was the fifth and final day Of the
Salt Lake Jockey Clubs spring meeting.
The selling race, one snd one-eighth miles.
was won By Bolus by length, Red Boy
second, Pixies Peak third. Time-2:01z. z.
Bolus was sold to J. T. Gilmer, by auction,
for $3.50. The trotting, free for all, for o
purse Of 81, 900, was won by Tommy Dodd,
Frank J. second, Fsustina third, Happy
fourth. Time-2:3l4, 2:32. 2:30, 2:314. The
consolation race did not fill.
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Jan. 81, 1879.
Gentlemen; Having been afflicted for 3