Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-14
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Seventeen POmersnian herring-boats are
missing since the recent gales.
It is stated that the Gar. before returning
to Warsaw, will meet Emperor William at
Telsie.
Emperor William has subscribed 10000
marks towards restoring the cathedral at
Treves.
The Emperor of Germany has conferred
the order of Black Eagle on the Crown Primes
of Portugal.
The weekly statement of the Bank of
France shows decrease Of 2,575, 00s francs,
gold, and 4, AIS 600 silver.
VIM. Sheriff. the Prussian, has put up
81 600 with Harry Hill for a private glove
fight with John l.. Sullivan.
The war on passenger rates between Chi
cago and Council Bluffs remains unchanged.
other roads having not openly met the Wa
bssh.
The Long Island Railroad Company has
agreed TO pay $4,000 to the widow Of John
II art, killed in collision on the road on the
81 instant.
The new Inmsn steamer City OF Chicago
made trial trip Wednesday, says London
dispatch, accomplishing q speed Of fifteen
knots an hour.
Count Charles Bozents, husband OF Ma.
dame Modjeska, led the Sobieski procession
in Chicago Wednesday, and delivered an ad-
dress in Polish.
Admiral Sir Richard Collerzeu, K. c. B
F. Il. q. s., is dead. He commanded the
expedition which left Plymouth in 1850 in
search OF Sir John Franklin.
at Newark, N J., yesterday, John Fl.
Chisholm was indicted for murder in the frs.
degree by the Grand Jury of Essex county
for killing his wife in July last.
Ths Netherland Compauy's steamer,
Prince Frederick, which was believed to be
lost in the Straits of Su1da during the vol
csnic erupticns, has arrived at Alden.
Under no conditions will Germany con-
cent to act ss arbitrator between China and
France. Hitherto China has not requested
the Intervention of a European power.
The Bank of England has reduced it's rate
of discount TO 81 per cent. Bullion has in
creased e140 600 the pdsb week. The pro.
portion OF bank reserve to liability is 46f per
cent.
A Montreal dispatch says: The Richelieu
Navigation Compsny's steamer Terre Bonnie
is ashore on Isle Aux Prunes, in the ST.
lawrence. All efforts to get her off have
failed.
On account of extremely low water por-
tion of the Amoskesg mills iu Massachusetts,
are shut down. About 600 operatives are
temporarily idle. Other mills will run prob
ably on full time.
Specials received at st. Louis have shown
couclusively that Mary Churchill is not in
FL Paso as represented. No clue to her
whereabouts has been found. The case is
one Of great mystery.
TIE Paris Debats editorially expresses the
opinion that the basis Of negotiations be-
tween Chsllsmel Lacour and Marquis Tsiug
are Less favorable 20 France than the treaty
made by Boyse at Pekin.
The total paper circulation outstanding is
1921, ,757, ,069; total coin, $743, 347 573 {;
grand total, 81, SIS. 1O4. 642 Assuming the
total population to be $1,000 900, the distri-
button per capita is So, 229.
Dutton Cook died in London Wednesday
night, aged fity.one. During his life he was
engaged in literary, dramatic and art criti-
oism upon Punch and the Cornh,H Magazine.
He wrote seversl works of fiction.
John Roach denies emphatically that he
testified that ships could be built as cheap in
this country as in England. Roach claims
that without protection no industries except
farming and mining could be carried on.
The San Diego, the iron steamship built at
Roachs for the Oregon Railway and Naviga-
tion Company, Yves launched at Chester, Pa,
yesterday. She is SAG feet long, 40A feet
beam, % feet deep in hold, and $500 tons
burden.
The quarter centenary of Martin Luther
will be celebrated st Wittenberg, Prussia, to-
day. Over ono thousand clergymen, from all
parts OF Protestant Germany, will assist.
Many descend of Luther have already
arrived at Wit,enberg.
The New York Journal of Commerce SAYS
Apart from the specuiating fraternity the
business outlook is now more encouraging
than 1t has been &c any previous date within
the past fourteen months. The fall trade is
opening with unexpected vigor.
The violence OF rioters against land owners
between elena aud Pelriuis, Croatia, is in
cressing. the military force which was sent
to the scene of disturbance was compelled to
fire into the dense mass of rioters at Jakobor-
las. killing fifteen and wounding many others
A special announces the death Of General
T. S. Fountleroy at Leesburp, Va. General
Fountleroy was born 10 Virgins, commits
stoned Major of Second Dragons in 1886,
Lieutensnt Colonel in 1876. Colonel Of the
First Dragons in 1850, sad resigned Msy
Oh.
A Paris special states that a. the Chinese
Legation and at the French Foreign Office
it is asserted that negotiations relative to
the Tonauiu question are being conducted
on both sides, with n sincere desire of ar
irving at an smicable solntion OF the diff
cuities.
This National steamship Independence,
from Palmero, drove on shore at Jones' inlet,
l. L, yesterday morning at 4:30, during a
fog and high sea. She has 16O passengers
and crew on board Tie wife and children
Of the American Consul at Cadiz, Spain, are
op board.
A private dispatch from Canton, China,
states that business has been resumed as be-
fore the recent outbreak. Only few of the
foreign merchants are in trade there, the tea
traffic having driftei to other localities. The
inhabitants Of Canten have the reputation Of
being especially turbulent at al times.
The ship Placentia arrived az st. John'g,
n. f., reports q fresh crou of disasters from
storms on the 29.h aud 30sh Of last month
Captain Stephens aud vessel with Eve men
on board weEt down rear Point Lance reef
ano schooner was wrecked and all hands
perished near Cape st. Mary's. Duuphie's
craft was sunk, with all on bosrd, near the
Bull and Cow rocks. Off st. Msry's Cape
two vessels were passsd--one on her bssm
ends and the other bottom ~. There aEe 40
tidipgs Of the cEeTs Of either,