Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-28


The French Government has decided TO send no
more troops to Tonquin at present.
str ct quarantine has been ordered at all Turk
ish ports against vessels from Egypt.
The first ripe peaches were pulled in Indiana yes
terday. Shipments will begin Saturday.
Information has been received at the War Depart
ment that Major Nickerson sailed for Europe June
10th.
Baron Gieoltz, commander of the German squad
ron in Chinese waters, will proceed to his post by
the way Of the United Stats.
Sir Alexander Gait said at Montreal that the right
of Canada to make her own commercial treaties had
been practically conceded by England.
Reports from Foo Chow, China show that all
grades Of the new tea crop Is of better quality.
Spring rains have improved both the leaf and color
Hanlan has returned to Toronto. When asked as
to the truth Of the rumor that he going to Chi
cago he said he was seriously contemplating re-
moval.
D. B. Parker Chief Inspector of the Postofice
Department, declines the appointment of Post
master of Washington. with an increase OF $500
salary.
1t is reported in Paris that President Grevy
fused the request of the Radicals of the Chamber Of
Deputies to commute the sentence OF Louise Michel
| to exile.
The Garfield Monument Committee have selected
site in Lakeview Cemetery, Cleveland, overlooking
the country for miles. The funds in hand are
$4,000.
/ The Solicitor OF the Treasury has still under
sideration the offer Of compromise of the case of
Thomas Orchiltree, formerly United States Marshal
of Texas.
admitted to probate in Philadelphia yesterday. 1t
bequeaths all his effects reai and personal to his sue
cessof in office.
| D. NJ. Aylesworth, formerly OF New York city,
employed as a stenographer in the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad office at Louisville, committed
suicide on Tuesday.
| Yesterdays races at Chicago postponed till
to-day account of the bad condition of the track
The remainder of the weeks programme will be car
ried forward one day.
The Chairman of the Loughrea Qreand) Union
declared that he never knew the outdoor relief list
to be so high now, and this would necessarily in
| crease the relieving staff.
Among the graduates present at Yale Tuesday,
A. E. Kent of California among the graduates
of the law school, receiving the degree of LII. D.,
and Waiter T. Baggs, Stockton.
The last batch of emgrants from the Swinford
Union, 100 in number, has gone to Queenstown for
shipment to the United States. 1t is said the most
| CT them have been in the workhouse.
The report that day had been appointed, and
the gold spike and silver hammer prepared for lay
ing the last rail the Northern Pacific, is stated at
the com panys Office in New York to be premature.
City Marshal Guthrie, of Omaha. on Tuesday no
titled all gambling houses to close and that evening
! the gamblers all complied with the order, turn
I ing out the lights and locking up their establish
ments
Peter Carey and family have left Ireland. and
| their present whereabouts and destination are I'M
known. 1t has been arranged, it is said, that two
of the principal Invincibe informers shall be sent
| to Manitoba.
There was disastrous storm in the vicinity of
| Lancaster, Pa, Tuesday. In many cases tobacco
and corn crops were ruined. Trains on the Penn
sylvania Railroad were detained owing to embank-
ments giving in.
The annual session of the Prohibtionists of Mis-.
| souri, convened Monday at Warrenburg. 1t was
called to order by DR.. John Brooks of st. Louis,
President of the State Alliance. large number OF
delegates were present.
The certificate of Incorporation of the Mexican
| Publishing Company was filed in Court at New York
yesterday. The object is the publication of newspa
pers and other periodicals in the City Of Mexico and
other places. Capital stock, $4,000.
The work Of impaneling jury for tie trial of ex-
| State Treasurer Polk makes slow progress at Nash
juror has yet been secured, all the Others having
formed an opinion in the case and being declared
incompetent.
1t has been discovered that the saloon ordinance
passed by the Chicago City Council to effect
cape from the Harper high license bill for period
of six months is defective, by reason of the fact
that it grants licenses for six days longer than the
municipal year.
The American rifle team arrived at Queenstown
yesterday morning in excellent health and spirits
Mr.. Walter, of the British team. warm recep-
ton Will be given them on their arrival by a COM
mittee OF citizens headed by the Mayor.
An Italian woman has been arrested in New York
for street begging who is proven to be worth S10
eco. Since her arrival some years ago she has made
two trips to Genoa, Italy, her native place, and on
her return the last time brought deformed child,
with which she has since been travelling about.
The saloon keepers of Topeka Kansas, have been
arrested each month end fined $780, giving security
for the amount and regularly FORGETTING it. Leading
Pr0hibitionists have induced the County Attorney
| to petition the Supreme Court to forbid the city
from issuing licenses for traffic forbidden by law
Judge Billings in the United States Circuit Court
at New Orleans, has fixed suspension of the ap-
peal bond in the mandamus case of Myra Clark
Gaines The City of New Orleans at $4,000, upon
condition that the defendant file stipulation that it
will furnish additional bond, If requested by the
Supreme Court
Hill, Supervising Architect, filed his reply Tuesday
IN answer to the ha ges against him, alleging fraud
in connection with trtett Robbins Co g contracts
for work at the New York PostOfice. Hill charac-
terizes the charges false and malicious, and al
leges that he had no personal knowledge OF the de-
tails Of the work.
The President has approved the finding and full
sentence of the Court martial in Paymaster Was
sons Orders will be Issued from the War De-
partment to-day, announcing his sentence, which is
| to be dismissal from the army and confinement at
hard labor for eighteen months in some prison to
| be selected hereafter.
The Revenue Collector decapitated at DeS MoineS
is a brother of General and Senator Sherman who
| has held the position for fifteen years. Frank Hat
ton is charged with having managed the reorganiza
ton. The influential Republicans Of Des Mones
propose to test their influence at Washington in
setting matters right
The State Auditor of Virginia has levied upon all
rolling stock Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
harrisburg He levied upon an engine, seven
| freight cars and one passenger car, to satisfy a
claim of s20,000 due to the State for back taxes
The road denies liability, and will endeavor to OBJ
tain an injunction to-day.
The panic over the cholera in Egypt is increasing
The flight Of Europeans from Alexandria continues
| A commission has been formed TO devise means to
protect Alexandria from the malady. The festivals
usually held the anniversary of the khedive'5
&C ession to the throne will be stopped. All Minis
tiers have been recalled to Cairo.
AT the annual meeting Of the Yale Alumni Tues
day Randall L. Gibson OF the class of 49, and United
States Senator from Louisiana, presided. The noted
class of $50 had reunion that evening, and Presi
dent Andrew D. White of Cornell delivered an ora.
ton. At the anniversary exercises of the Law De-
partment Senator Bayard made address to the
graduates.
Governor Butler, of Massachusetts, and Lieuten-
ant Governor Ames left Boston for Harvard College
| yesterday morning with members OF the staff and
| National L3ncers for escort. The Governor was
driven in an elegant baroUche drawn by six horses
He was dressed in citizens clothes. Butler was re-
ceived at the college BY President Eliot without any
| formaities The commencement procession was
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