Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-01
CONVERSATION OF LAST srours DlsrArcHns.l

Walter Evans was Installed as CogmiS-
sionsr Of internal Revenne at Washington
yesterday,
It il said shns sse Geull system proposes to
establish this fsli az Palestine, Tex, general
car-building shop for sli its lines.
A Paris dispatch says the bombardment of
the capital of Amman was probably in revenge
for tbs death Of Captain Revere.
Tbs steamer Pavonia, With 96S immigrants,
and Abyssinis, with 56S. arrived at New
York from Liverpool Wednesday.
The President has accepted the ssction of
the Northern Pacific Railroad from the 925sh
to the 350th mile east of Waliula junction,
w. T..
The Grand Jury ct London have returned
| tzus bill against the Gallaghers and other
dynamite conspirators. charging them with
treason and felony.
Eleven thousand eight hundred bales Of
New ZsslGnd, Sydney and Swan river wool
were sold in London yesterday. A good
spirit was shown, and prices were firm.
The estimated decrease of the public debt
for May is about So 100000; bond redemp-
ton during the month, SO, 500 600: pay
ments on account OF pensions, 81, GOO, 600.
The Republican State Committee of Ohio
refused to postpone the Republican State
liquor tax law. 1t will be held June 5th.
Three of the prisoners charged with par
ticipating in the 0nderdonk denomination in
Rome have been sentercsd to imprisonment
for one year and to pay fine OF 500 lirss.
"a freight train on the Grand Trunk yes.er-
day, went through the iron bridge at STRAIT
ford Hollow, Vt, occasioned ny broken
rail. The engineer snd fireman were killed.
W., "a
Pittsburg, committed suicide in Louisville,
KY, yesterday morning. He recently ar
rived from Colorado, where he lost the rem
nants of his fortune.
Won KIeist Reistow, a prominent Consery-
ative leader in the German Reichasae and
Prussign Landtag, has been dismissed from
the Presidency of the Rhine province, on ac-
count Of ultra Tory views.
Fighting between the forces of the Amssr
of Afghanisteu and ShinwSrris has been re-
newed. Losses were heavy ca both sides.
A raft loaded with dead bodies has been
brought down the Cabul river.
The Supreme Court of New Yo.k vacated
the Judgment obtained by Riggs & Co.
against Dion Boucicsult for $50, 900, for a de-
fciency in the foreclosure sale of the lease
hold interest in the Park Theater.
Important meetings of Congregational soci-
eties were held in Boston Wednesday. The
American College aud Education Society re-
ported 1885, given to the college and
$4,000 added to the permanent fund.
AIphonse Taft. United States Minister to
Austria and Hungary. and Eugene Schuyler.
United States Minister to Greece, Servia and
Roumania, were presented to the Sultan Of
Turkey Wednesday by General Wallace.
The Government of New Zeslsnd has
agreed. in conjunction with the Government
of New South Wales, to renew for two years
the contract for carrying mails between San
Francisco and Australia aud New Zealand.
Montreal was visited yesterday by north
west gale, which caused ships to break from
their mo0riugs and drift down the river.
Some accidents occurred by scaffolding and
insecure walls being blown down, but nothing
serious.
At q meeting Of the Irish National League
as DubliE. Wednesday, Harrington announced
that 3S9 branches of the League had been
formed. Sexton made speech in which he
referred to The SUCCESS Of the League in
America.
Several students of Delaware (O.) College
put an OK into the private room of President
Payne to ftighten that officer when he re-
turned TO his work. The OK succeeded in
running about three hundred dollars worth OF
property.
For the first time in the history of Decora-
ton Day in Maryland, the ex-Confederates
participated in memorial ceremonies. and at
Annapolis Naval Cemetery the Grafton was
delivered by Lieutenant Mccullough, Con.
federata officer.
The Mexican Congress has been prorogued
until June 18th. The Minister of Foreign
Affairs has been appointed special envoy to
So IS he LAT
England. he will remain in England as the
Mexican Minister.
It is hoped in Berlin that il France de-
clares blockade in Chinese port5, Great
Britain and America will refuse to recognize
it. The French blockade cannot then be
effectusl, and Germany will certainly sup
port England and America in opposing it.
The outbreak against the Jews which &C.
Cured at Rostof, Russia, on the 225. on ac-
count of the murder Of Russian By Jewish
publican, was qnelled the ssma night. One
hundred and thirty houses belonging to Jews
were destroyed. Fifteen rioters were killed
by the troops.
The German Minister of War has informed
the committee Of the Reichstag that ne coz
siders the military pension bill unacceptable,
even with its amendments excepting officers
from the payment of communal taxes. A
final decision Of the question, however, rests
with the Bundesratd.
The Board of Ovsrseers of Harvard Col
Iege, by vote of IL TO 49, refused to confer
tie degres of Ii. ID. on Governor Butler.
The President-elect and Charles Fraucis
Adams, Jr., voted aye. Judge Z. Il Hoar,
brother of Senator Hosr, voted no. The dis
cussinn lasted four hours.
In the Pennsylvania HOUSE sse-dsy, the
free oil bill was defeated for want Of q consti-
tutional majority. TIE Senate bill, declaring
that no insurance policy shall be forfeited
while there are Unlimited premiums 20 meet
payments, snd making poiicies inCoutest able
after two year,, passed finally.
From interviews with managers OF the lead
ing iron mills in and about Chicago, il ap-
pears inevitable that all mills will close down
to-day, owing TO the failure Of miil-owna1s 60
acceds to the Pittnburg scale. Ths contro-
versY will ros 10 any way effect the steel rail
mills, which will continue operations.
Rev. Father John Dsblisch, one of the
oldest and most distinguished members Of the
Order Of Jesuits in the country, and for many
years leading educator in the Jesuit schools,
ipclu5ing those at st. Louis, Cincinnati
Bsrds.owu, KY, and Chisago, died az Gin.
cinnati Wednesday Of cancer Of tae throat,
aged 81 years.
S. James Episcopsl Church, repressntiae
the first parish Of the Episcopal Church in
the West, aud having had for many years an
unusually large membership, was formally
consecrated at Chicago yesterday in the preg-
euce Of an immense congregation, by Bishop
McLaren, assisted by Bishop HarFis, Of
Michigan, and the clergy of the diocese of
Illinois.
The manifesto issued by the Czar on The
dsy Of his coronation created an unfavorabIs
impression in st. Petersburg. A riot occurred
on the evening of the 2Ssh among crowds az
ssmbled in ths streets. Tee mob assaulted
the Director OF Police, who was endeaver-
lag 70 restore order. a detachment of Cog
sacks was called out and dispersed the rioterS,
| 100 os whom were arrested.
The Duke Of Albany recently received an
| urgent request from Cansda to consent to the
succession Of the Marquis Of Lorne. The
Duke, after studyiug the affairs of Canada.
wrote to Gladstone on the sutisct. The
| Prime Minister replied that tas Duke wea
toe young for such an important position, and
also that be lacked experience ia govern
| mental work, even If the Duke of Albany
we're Of the opinion that his hezlsh would
permit Of his acceptance Of the post.
A Raleigh. n. G., special saye Mormon
| missionaries ere sgaiR st w0sk ia the weEssrn
part nf The 5sste. They have induced large
nunhers ef women 70 isia tseiF ctnrca Tbs
| ceremony Of baptism nf new cs1Yerts Eas
attended BY mott horrible oTsiet. All thu
E-as previouaiy knos-n os tir s;1aminstious Of