Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-25

Ex.Empresa Eugene arrived in Londor
last night.
The crisis in France has greatly disturbed
the Paris boutse.
Four tugs have returned to Hamburg from
a fruitless search for passengers Of the Gin
bria.
Henry Barnard, late Cashier of tie defurcI
City Bank Of Rochester, n. Y, has beer
arrested.
Five members Of the sophomore class o.
Bowdoin College have been indefinitely sus
pended for hazing.
The United States steamship Alaska, al
Mare ireland, was put on. of commission yes
terday for extensive repairs.
Samuel Morgan, flannel manufacturer a,
Newtowp, Montgomeryshire, Wales, has
failed. Liabilities, e130,000.
The Khedive has conferred the decoration
Of the Order Of Medjidie Of first class upon
Bredif, late French Controller.
The Court in New York dismissed the suit
Of Colonel James NJ. Selover against Senator
jerome B. Chafee, to recover S750,000.
A duel with swords was fought in France
Tuesday between Delort, the printer, and
Colonel Pomilayrae. Delort was wouude in
the breast.
General and Mrs. E. F. Beale gave re-
ception in Washington Tuesday evening in
honor Of Charles Crocker and family, of San
Francisco.
The rumor that Captain Hansen, of the
Cimbria, had been saved and brought to Lon
don by passing steamer is discredited and
not confirmed.
| O,Pr;an ad;tor of JTo;feJ T.oIcoJ H.. 49,.
elected member of Parii ament over the
Government candidate, John Naisb, by a
majority of six.
1t is reported at Vienna that the whole
central portion of the town OF Nicolaiff.
Russia, has been destroyed by fire, iAvolving
some loss of life.
Preparations are now making at New York
to remove the remains of Bishop John Hughes
| from the vaults Of the old cathedral to the
vault under the ew cathedral.
DIR. George Miller Beard died st the Grand
Hotel in New York Tuesday. His death was
said to be due to pneumonia. He was great
medical writer, and witness in the Guiteau
case.
At Boston, the United States Circuit Court
| decides that Bell was the first inventor of the
telephone, and restraints Dolbear from infring.
ing the patent. Bell stock has jumped up.
wards.
| Giers, the Russian Foreign Minister. has
arrived at Vienna. He wss recsiyed by TIE
Russian notsbles, and will have an intervicw
with the Minister Of Foreign Affairs imme.
diately.
| 1t is rumored among the newspaper fra
ternity in New York that Jay Gould has
| sold the World newspaper to John Mclean,
son of Washington Mclean, of the Circin-
natl Enquirer.
The Tribune says Rice's Surprise Party is
| filling its engagement on the Pacific coast
without Kate Castleton. who is lying ill in
Denver, but that some one else is personsting
her and "foolipg Frisco
The funeral services of Prince Charles were
held in Marble Hall Palace, Berlin, Tuesday
evening. The Emperor and Empress and thu
remainder of the royal family and several
foreign princes were present.
| S. NJ. Field, prominent citizen and rail
road contractor, has been arrested at New
port, Vt, By the Treasury Department for
passing counterfeit half dollars. He claims
that he used the bogus coins innocently.
The Marquis of Lone arrives in Washing
ton Friday, and a dinner in his honor will be
given at light by the British Minister. A
dinner viii be given by the President Satur.
day. The Marquis leaves Washington Mon.
day.
No official announcement is yet made, but
it is stated on the highest authority that the
| Canada Pacific Railway Company have sue.
cessfully completed all negotiations, aad will
issue its new stock in New York and Amster-
dam.
The promoters of the Nicaragua Canal at
Washington, in view of the lateness of the
session, are considering the advisability of
attempting to pass an Act of simple iucorpo.
ration, emitting the proposed guarantee by
the United States.
| A special cablepram from Rome to the New
| York Catholic Rericg announces that Poue
Lso XIII. has appointed to the vacant see OF
Charleston, S. g., in succession to Bishop
Lynch, MOnsignOr Northrup, and to the new
see of Grand Rapid, Mich. az its first
Bishop, MousiSnOr Richter.
Janser, the notorious resurrectionist, has
been rearrested IN Washington. Two medi-
cal students are implicated with Jansen in
robbing the grave of the body of the boy
Shaw, hanged Friday last for the murder OF
his sister. The body was found in charge OF
drunken hackman, tie feet sticking GU Of
the cab.
A husband and wife named Lynch, in New
York, have been separated Fix years. The
eldest child, boy of IS, died few days ago.
The body was placed in &C fla and was tc
have been buried Tuesday. Tie father, aided
by friends, carried it #, aud the utmost
efforts of the police so far, have failed to re-
cover it.
The New York Worlds Pittsburg dispatch
says: Major William Arthur, of the United
States army, brother of President Arthur
said here to-day that the story that the Pres
ident was engaged to Miss West, daughter Of
the British Minister was absurd and without
| foundation, and that the President had nc
idea of marrying now.
The wife and four children Of Solomon
| Bartelstein, of Cleveland, O., went dowr
with the steamship Cambria. Joseph Henly
and son, Joseph Panic, wife and two chill
dren, destined for Cleveland, were also lost
Hsnly lived in Cleveland, and induced Panic
his brotherin-aw, and family to leave theil
home in Cracow and sail for America.
Some Of the ST. Petersburg newsnapeTl
state that bodies Of two members of Lieut.
Chips party were found at Chateau Boy
and will pass through ST. Petersburg in July,
on the way to New York. Probably this re-
port has the same origin as tha statement q
finding two corpses OF members Of the sans
party. which was published en- the 7th instant
and discredised.
Father TOmazin, Catholic missionary
among the Chippewa Indians On the Re-
Lake reservation. has reached Washington il
company with Little Thunder and LEADING
Feather, the two chiefs of the tribe, TO pro
test against the pending bill introduced by
Wsehburne, of Minnesota, to remove the
Chipp3was to White Earth reservation, and
open their reservation to sale and settlement
The Coinage of silver coin since 1873 and
the amount outstanding December 31st is q.
follows: From 1858 to November so. 1882
Coined, S107, S25, 297: in Treasury. SIC, 544,
544; outstanding, $Sl, $780, Since THE
passage of the Coinage Act of 1873: Coined
SAT, sos, 727; outstanding, SCI, 26i 1873. Since
the passage Of the Resumption Act of 1875
Coined. $47 500 40l; outstanding, SIG, 454,.
S57. Since the passage # the joint resolu.
ton of 1876: Coined, s27, OPS, 52l /; outstand
ing, S491, 977.
THE POSSIBLE ANNUAL YIELD OF For.
EST. The basis on which all sound forest
management depends, says Col. G. F. Pear.
son, Is the revenue which any forest can