Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-28
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Flashes Of Eews from all Parts Of the
World


The Arctic expedition OF Professor Nordensk jold
has arrived at Gottenburg.
The Journal de st. Petersburg regards the situa-
| ton in Bulgaria as dangerous.
| dispatch from Hongkong discredts the reports
| Of impending trouble at Canton.
Three diplomas have been awarded to American
! exhibitors at Vienna for electric exhibits.
The Algerian insurgent Chief, 81 Slman, has been
! killed at feast to which he had been invited by
| two other chieftians.
The strike Of coal miners in the neghborhood o;
ConneLsville, Pa, threatens to become general
| throughout that region.
The Catholic Council, now celebrating in New
York, had public ceremonial yesterday mass Of
requiem for the dead Bishops.
The strike of at Ashton-under Tyne,
Eng has been settled and it is expected that work
| in the factories viii soon be resumed.
The reports that operations in Madagascar are
about to be renewed by the French forces there are
discredited in Government circles at Paris.
The police Of Cork Ireland, have found 500 cart
ridges for Snyder rifles and six bayonets and re-
volyers concealed in yard in Peacock Lane.
A Papal ambassador is now on his way from Rome
10 Montreal TO inquire into the rapid spread Of Free
Masonry among adherents OF the Catholic faith
The Porte is preparing a circular to the Pc Eers
declaring that if Bulgaria lapses into q state of
| anarchy, Turkey will exercise her right OF sover
eighty that country for the restoration Of
order.
The Brooklyn bridge cars were running wednes-
day from O'Clock until midnight. The receipts Of
the bridge S166 from foot passengers S2l from
teams and S74S from This is the largest days
receipts in many weeks
James McDermott, who was recently ordered to
be discharged from custody, refused TO quit his
prison in liverpool unless police protection is af.
foried him. as he fears he will be murdered unless
the authorities make provisions for his safety
Blaine has leased his new residence in Washing
ton to L. z. Liter, of Chicago for term of years,
who will take possession this fall Blaine and FAM
| lily will probably pass the winter in Washington,
however, as he is almost compelled 10 finish his
| book there.
Bradlaugh has addressed letter to Northcote, in
which he declares that he will again demand his
seat in the British House OF Commons on reassem-
| bling Of Parliament, and charges Northcote with
causing all the mischief that has grown out of the
continued violation of his (Br dalsugh's) rights.
The steamer Rotterdam, of the Netherland- Amer
| lean Steam Navigation Company, stranded in Ber
joard, and lies in bad condition. Berjoard is on
the coast Of Zealand. and contains numerous sand
banks, on one OF which the Rotterdam lies stranded.
The passengers were all landed safely.
1t is reported that the Russian Government will
issue note to the European powers taking excep-
tion to the recent changes in the Government OF
Bulgaria, by which Prince Alexander removed Rus.
sian Minister Generals Sobelo and Alexander kaul-
bars and placed nkoff QiberaD at the head OF
his Cabinet.
knee a few weeks ago while on a vessel during
rough weather. In one Of the lurches Of the boat
Hancock fell and bruised his right knee. There
some signs OF gathering in the injured knee, and
DR.. Janeway, Post Surgeon, IS endeavorng to dissl
pate it.
An insane man was brought 70 Savannah, III,
Wednesday. His name was William Lynch, and he
was on his way TO San francisco. He has through
ticket. From his rawlings it might appear that
Lynch, who is eoodlooking, about % years of age,
and well clothed, has a wife who has caused him
some trouble.
A Wilmington (Del.) special says About $780,
600 baskets OF peaches have already passed the
Delaware Railroad OF these the Gamers and evap-
Grating Establishments aorg the road purchased
about O00, 900 baskets, and paid for them sixty
cents per basket-a higher price than ever before
The season is about over.
Advices from French sources, dated Hanoi, Sep
TENDER 10Th, state that the Black Flags have
abandoned Sontay and the villages Of Skung and
Lugne and have retired to the left bank of Red
river Several MandaFins have given in their sub
mission to French authority though Hammond,
Civil Commissioner Of the French forces will under
take no offensive oper tons until after the arrival
of reinforcements from France.