Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-08
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Flames OF Eews from all Parts of the
World


The Texas fever has broken cut at Dodge
City, and cattle ara dying off in great num-
bers.
Nine persons were drowned in Lincoln
shire, England, yesterday, by the u2se-tipg
of boat.
The Paris Journal des DeB,tts announces
that the Chinese are openly assisting the
Anamites.
The Treasury Department has paid out
nearly 81, 900 coo on account Of pensions siDce
the lat Of August.
The City Council Of Chicago Monday NIGHT
passed resolution OF sympathy with the
striking tslegraphers.
Captain Pnelsu, Of Kansas City, the msn
reported TO be identical with O'Donuell. the
slayer Of james Carey, is sojou.niug at Cork.
A dispatch from Hongkong says every
thing Is ready for the attack on Hue. The
battery Of the enemy cannoneded Ha MOI
without result.
Bank bills TO the amount of $500 600 were
burned in the Spanish bank at Lisbon on the
3lst ultimo, 10 accordance with the law
dated July L 1852.
Parnel hiss sent dispatch 60 America
that he will be unable 60 visit America until
all kil6 EJAillI hSE-LGl G4ES stOL IA NA-NGe
Britain and Ireland.
PRECEDENT Grevy. of France, telegraphed
his coadolence TO King Humbert, and gives
l .O00 francs toward the relief Of the sufferers
at Ischia. The Cabinet Council gave $3.50
francs.
Ia the trial of Canon Bernard, at Brus.
sells, for embazzling church funds, tha public
prosecutor accused the prisoner of fraudulent
Intention, and demanded that he be remandad
accordingly.
An ofiaial dispatch published ct Madrid
says the revolt at Badajos is entirely ended.
The troops sent to suppress the revolt have
been ordered 20 return to Madrid. The
whole peninsula is tranquil.
An aesaohment Of $500. 600 on the real e.
tate and other property Of Shaw & Biother,
insolvens tanners, has been recorded in Pen
ohscot, Washington and Aroostock counties,
Me-, by Samuel L. Spring of Boston.
Representative William D. Kelley, of
Pennsylvania is now at Brighton, England.
He has recovered from the effects OF the
operation to which he was submitted betoEe
leaving America, and his health is good
Officials Of the State Department in WASH
ing5on deny any knowledge whatever Of the
sensational story to the effect that the Ger
man Empire had entered into an offensive
and defensive alliance with the Republic of
Mexico.
The Second Controller of the Treasury has
passed favorsbly the claim for one years pay
of Cadet Engineer Arnold, recently dis.
charged from the navy. This is the FIRST of
these cases acted upon by the Treasury De-
psrtment.
The conflict between the Union Pacific and
Denver and Rio Grands regarding California
passenger business is becoming more serious
every day, and it is generally believed in
Chicago that an open rate war between the
two roads will break out before many days
have passed.
In the House of Commons, Monday, Glad
stone stated that the cholera greatly delayed
the reorganization of Egypt, and that sn
early withdrawal Of British troops from that
country was not likely, as a stable govern
ment must be estabished in Egypt before
they were recalled.
The Chicago Times prints an elaborate an
swer from Jefferson Davis to Judge Jere
Blacks reputed exposure of secession secrets.
in which the ex-Confederste President re-
views in rather pungent sentences the asser-
tiers and record of Judge Black SIS President
Buchanan's chief Cabinet officer.
at Pitrsburg, Pa, Mouday, man named
McGrogan and several other men were tres-
latter ordered them away, hut they refused
60 go, and one Of them engaged him in a
scufie. when he drew q revolver and fred,
the ball taking effect in McGrogan's abdo-
men, resulting in death.
The Citizens League at Chicago began quo
warranto proceedings Monday against John
B. Drake, proprietor of the Grand Poetic
Hotel, TO test the validity of the ordinance
passed by the Council few days before the
State license law went into effect, fixing the
price of saloon licenses at $1O0, instead Of
$500 as prescribed by the State law.
The Marine Ho5pital Service has issued
new blanks to all United States Health In.
spectors Of foreign ports. These blaHks are
designed to enable inspectors to furnish the
Treasury Department wish weekly abstracts
of bills Of health Of all vessels ssiiing for
American ports, together with the sanitary
condition of the passengers, crew and cargo,
and the port of departure, The number of
deaths from cholera and yellow fever is also
required.