Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-13
CONDENSED TBLEGRAnIs.
Flashes of Eews from all Parts OF the
World.

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World.
Dsvitt has rejoined the National League at
the request OF Parnel.
Dr. John B. Manning, divorced in Brook
lyn, and thereby losing S150, coo, committed
suicide in Boston Monday.
A new feature of tho foreign trade ct New
York is the importation of eggs from Ger
many, Austria, Itsly and Denmsrk.
Secretary Teller expresses his intention Of
expanding all the money he can legally in
purchasing stock cattle for the indians.
The graduating cla5s ut West Point mum.
bers 80. John NJ Neal, Of Nevada, il No.
26, and Robert H. Walsh, OF California, No.
Helen Markvoucb. who attempted to shoot
King Milsn, was found dead st Belgrs ds
Sunday. # is supposed she committed sui
eide.
There is famine in tae Kurdish districts,
Asia MiGor. 1t is reported that many have
died. Grain is selling at six times its usual
price.
Tne Massachusetts State Board Of Health,
Lunscy and Charity have elseted DE-. G.
Irving Fisher superintendent OF the T1wks-
bury Aims house.
In the English House of Lords Monday the
bill iegalizing marriage with deceased wife's
sister wss passed to a second reading by
vote Of 165 to l5S.
The Carsys ara detained az Dublin because,
owirg to fresh information, the Government
is renewing It's endesy1rs 60 obtain the sur-
render OF Walsh and lyman.
The correspondent of the Exchange Tele-
graph Company at Paris says il is officially
announced that negotiations between Franco
and China are pros ressiug favorsbly.
The body of the Dablin hoteI-keepsr
whose death, it was reported, was caused by
poison administered by the Invinoiblea, has
been exhumtd, and no trace If poison dis
covered.
The trial Of the men concerned in the dyna-
mite conspiracy was resumed in London yes
terdsy morning. After the policeman con-
cerned in the arrest of the prisoners had been
given a formal audiercs, the Court ID
jourued.
At Hamburg number Of prominent ship
ping firms have expressed sympathy with the
prospect of q second Susz Canal aud resolved
to communicate with the British Committee
with q view of eventual participation il the
undertaking,
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Wisconsin
convened st Milwaukee yesterday in annual
session, with about 400 6ele.ates. A ssroug
- ca liEtaeu Vt s'iI Lt an t-fltfE E4
shortage in the accounts of Grand Secretary
John w. Woo1huu.
4 bill ia eqeity has il . b. ., esse-eti in the
Courts o. Wellington aysiHss District Com
missioner Wesr, ros The recovery Of railroad
bonds placed in his hands in November 1881,
fo- negotiation, and which, it Is charged, he
has appropriated 10 his own use.
The Department of State has besn ap-
prised by Bingham, United States Minister
at Toxic, of the delivery to tee Government
of japan ileisury draft for S7S5 00O, the
amount of the indemnity fuad returned to
that Government by the United States.
The Finsnce Committee of the American
Rife Association met 10 New York yesterday
afternoon, AID discussed the question Of fnan-
ces for the team 10 the international contest.
The Secretary subsequently, assured areporter
that the amount would be subscribed TO pay
the teams expenses TO Europe
President Salomou, of Hayti, has tele-
grsphed that the only place where there is
trouble in Hayti is at Mirsgoane, where the
rebels are intrenched. lie has instructed
LenDox 20 look cut for ironclad steamships
for sele in this country that can be utilized rs
war vessels in the attack on Miragoane from
the SEA.
The annual exercises at West Point were
concluded yesterday, when the graduating
class of 1888 received their diplomas, handed
to the cadets by Secretary Lincoln, who
made brief remarks to each. General Terry
delivered the annual address. His reference
to Grant and Sherman were loudly APP
plauded.
The Chinese excursion and picnic to Coney
Island Monday was attended by $50 Chinese,
chiefly members of the different Sunday
schools. Several Chinese women were in the
party, and about 2)0 American ladies and
gentlemen. The principal New York morn
ing papers give column report Of the sxcur-
sion.
During the month of May the total in
CREASE in the star mail servics amounted TO
S39, ,6l5. During the same period the amount
saved from the decreased service wss $50 025,
making net increase in the service during
the month Of 50, $50. 10 thu steam boat SER
vice the net incresss during the month
amounted to S5.l39.
The trial began 10 Paris yesterday OF tho
Marquis De 3oys and seven other peIsous
charged with msnsisughter ia that they dig
patched f0ur old selling vsss. IS 70 the island
Of Port Breton, Ocesuica with immigrants,
most of whom died on the passage, or after
arrival, from hunger and disease. They arc
also charged with fraud in the sale Of imag-
iu ny land in Port Bcetor.
Judge Wylie began his charge to the star
route jary az Washington yesterday after
noon. Alter thanking the jury for their
patient attention during the weary months
Of the trial. ard reminding them that they
had nothing 70 do with the public demLnd,
newspape. articles or appeals TO sympathy,
but must decide the care upon the evidence,
he Of ones commenced TO state the legal
p0ilts Involved. Tie judge concluded his
charge at 3:45, and the jury retired