Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-09
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Flashes Of News from all Parts Of the
World
Portuguese forces occupy Cordana.

Portuguese forces occupy Cordana.
Lord Lorne is suggested for yiceroy OF Ireland.
The press for printing the Nihilist Journal, Pro
lstaridt, has been recently discovered in Warsaw.
The last mail adyices from Madagascar state the
Hoyas have secured large supply OF gunpowder
from America.
Paddy Ryan telegraphs from Wyoming accepting
Foxs offer to back Slade against any heavyweight
pugilist for $780,
killed in the explosion in the Moorsfield coniery,
Lancashire, England.
The Imperial Marc Institute at Warsaw has been
burned supposed to have been done by Nihilists to
destroy reasonable documents
Sgnor Bertini has brought suit in New York fo.'
$4,000 damages against Colonel James H. Mapleson
for an alleged breach of contract
Senator Malone and son were fined S150 at Peters
burg, Va, for drawing pistols at the polls on cleo
ton day. The Court room was crowded.
At meeting of Nihsts at st. Petersburg, the
views OF the moderate party prevailed, and the pro-
posals OF the terrorsts in favor of violence, were
rejected.
Governor Butler told member of his Council
that he should run for Governor next fall. The
compliment of 10000 votes leads him to think he
might be successful.
The China note to the Marquis Tseng, it is said,
aludes to the proffer Of mediation BY friendly
power, which is supposed to be the United States,
ana Wnlcn was rejected by France.
The suit in New York of John J. Bradley, to re-
strain the Northern Pacific Railroad Company from
further mortgaging its property. has been removed
from the State to the Federal Court.
The wedding Of Miss Carrie D. Townsend to Frank
Preston Fremont, youngest son OF General Ere
mont, takes place in New York next Monday. A
reception viii follow the ceremony.
The state of the Cuban treasury is so embarrassed
that the Council Of Ministers has authorized the
4. tn N GOLD
until the home treasury can advance more early In
January.
The Cuban refugee Macao, haviog been last sum-
mer sent from Pamplona Citadel to Estella Jail,
where his health suffered, the Madrid Government
has consented to send him to fortress in the south
OF Spain.
In the case of Holmes and Bracken, arrested at
Halifax, N. s., on suspicion Of being engaged in q
dynamite plot, the Judge held that the accused
only be held for nuisance and fixed the bail at
$4,000 each.
The Missionary Committee of the NJ E. Church
appropriated $4,000 for general missionary work in
Naples, and SI2 900 to purchase real estate there,
and $4,000 was appropriated for general work in
South America.
The New York Times says: Since the settlement
Of the Pacific States to the present time, the total
number OF persons killed during earthquake shocks
there cannot equal the mortality of the latest cy.
clone In Missouri.
Fred ]. Englehardt has arranged to bring the
champion bicyclists, Prince, Bigham, Robinson and
Miss Armaindo, to San Francisco and other places on
the Pacific coast. They will give exhibitions of fast,
fancy and endurance riding.
The latest account OF the cyclone at Springfield,
No, rays that four persons died of the effect
of their injurec-Mrs. Pennington, jeff Edmond
son. William Tiger and the infant of John Cham
pent. This makes eleven deaths in all.
Frank James, the bandit was taken to Independ-
ence, Mo-, Wednesday, and was visited by few Of
his friends. He retains the same old hope OF ulti-
mate acquittal. He will be tried at Kansas City on
the 26th for completely in the Blue Cut robbery in
1880.
The Chief Signal Officers annual report says the
service has been seriously crippled by diminished
appropriations, and urges Congress to be lib
oral in the future. He recommends separate ofice
on the Pacific coast and decided extension Of service
in that important region.
The Aid-de-Camp OF Emperor William has gone
to Madrid with an autograph letter, stating that
Print Frederick William will visit Alfonso. The
Crown Prince will visit Genoa about the 18th inst
from which port he will be escorted by three Ger
man men-of-war TO Spin.
Toronto special says General Manager Ven
Horne, OF the Canadian Pacific Railroad, who ar
rived here to-day, says there hrs been no suspension
what has been absolutely necessary The work could
not be easily continued through the mountains in
winter, owing to snowslides, but it will be pushed
in the spI.ng.
Hallinger's store at Lincoln, Pa, was robbed
Wednesday night. A large posse started in pursuit
of the thieves, who were BuZzard and his gang,
recently escaped from jail The thieves were over
taken at Welch Mountain and fight followed. John
Clifford, an escaped prisoner, was captured. Abe
of the posse, was probably shot fatally The thieves
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