Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-19

lnOSe WHO CAIN 10 De pOSleu dlleRe lnaJ ne VIII De
| something of rival to Cases other trotters.
| FOREIGN.
| The yellow fever still prevails at Havana
The sealing steamer Commodore is destroyed
The Vatican will appoint Nuncio for the United
| States
seN ere storm prevailed Saturday at Portsmouth,
| England.
The Island CT Chios has been visited by another
| earthquake.
A great cotton factory has been burned near the
| City of Mexico.
China is raising troops, and the foreign residents
| are again growing uneasy.
general strike has been entered into by the ma
rine engineers in Italian ports.
Five persons lost their lives by the burning of
cotton factory at Tlalpan, Mexico
| new silver mining district has been discovered
| on the river Copiapo in South America.
The question Of mediation between France and
China is assuming greater probability than hereto
| fore.
Considerable damage has been done on the Gas
peraux river, Nova Scotia, by the storms and high
| tides.
1t now turns out that Ferrys assailant is not
insane, but political fanatic Of the Anarchist
stripe
The second Suez Canal project is receiving much
attention in England, where De Lcsseps is engaged
| in pushing his plans.
The French Anarchists trying to persuade the
| Catalonan workmen to insult the Crown Prince of
| Germany when he enters Barcelona.
| Rosa Bonheur has had three weeks illness, and
is now in a critical state. She suffers from cancer
| and dangerous operation is necessary.
The Mexican Congress has found true bill
against Governor Castells, in Vera Cruz for abuse
OF power while Project of Cordoba four years ago
| The determined attitude OF the Aus .ralian Colo
| MES on the New Guinea question has caused Lord
| rhtrT ha tn 10
The original trust deed of Shakespeare's Black
Frars estate, with hitherto unknown family set.
Element Of 1885, has been added to the shakespeare
Museum near Brighton.
The North Wales collieries give notice that they
shall demand an advance of Is per cent, and the
Staffordshire miners have given Motif alton Of de-
mand for 10 per cent. increase.
The steamer Boston City, from Boston for London.
| has put into Halifax with her cattle pens started
The men in charge Of the stock were exhausted the
| vessel having experienced continuous heavy gales
A Berlin dispatch says the Emperors speech on
the opening OF the Landtag will deal mainly with
tax and customs reform. 1t is understood the Cen
ter intend to press the discussion on the Church
question.
Oscar Wilde has set out to try his fortune on the
| sea Of poiti He Will join the Irish party. and
aspire to seat Parnellite. He was once a Con.
servatiye me nber of the Stevens Club and is now
| an Irish Nationalist.
Lord RpOn, Yiceroy of India, is discontented, and
| the Government has received his offer to resign.
| Lord Lorne has no chance OF succeeding him in
| view Of Cabintt opposition. Mr. Goshen is prob
| ably his successor, and will be made peer.
Miss Atterbury, of New York, assisted by Rev.
| Mccall and d. Beard, Of the American Church,
| opened Saturday in Paris home Tor American and
English women employed in Paris. The reading.
| room, music room and library were subscribed BY
the Anglo-American colony.
The oarsman Elliott offers to SOUL Bubear on the
| Tyne for the championship of England. He says
it is the last match he will enter before his return
| to Pittsburg. He denies the statement that at the
! recent Pttsburg regatta he was bribed by bookma
kers 70 stop H0smer, and that the judges disquali
| fled him in American regattas.
PACIFIC COAST.
| c. C. Rich, Mormon Apostle, is dead.
All Sam killed Tat Zee at Atlanta. Idaho
| Evan jackson was drowned on Thursday in the
| Columbia river.
The firm of Charles Sweeney & Co., Spokane Falls,
W. T., is insolvent.
Charles F. Montgomery has been acquitted of
murder at Red Bluff.
| Jack Leonard was killed on Klaskine river, Or,
for attempting TO jump some land.
| The second trial of Joris for the murder Of
| Clements will begin at Santa Clara to-day.
| William BrOcow fell down a mining shaft at Tomb.
| stone, A. T., Saturday, and broke his neck
NJ. b Mareum has brought suit against W. e.
Chilcote for malicious prosecution at San Jose.
Two boy prisoners in the Red Bluff Jail on Satur-
day nearly succeeded in cutting their way out.
Black Bart was sentenced in the Calaveras county
Superior Court Saturday TO six years in San Quentin.
The suit at Tombstone against the Copper Queen
Mining Company has been compromised for a small
sum.
Charles E. Bartlett has run away from Portland,
Or, it is sad to escape the vengeance of deserted
wife.
Peter Devcaux who killed George Everett, at
Johnson Arizona, has been convicted of man
slaughter.
WI Robertson, who killed Richard Bail, y in
British Columbia last March, has been sentenced to
be hanged.
Passengers coming through Lordsburg, n NJ,
Friday, report having the body Of a hang
ing in a lumber yard near the railroad. 1t re-
ported he had murdered a man on Wednesday even
ing and had been hanging thsre for over twenty
four hours
The Napa CITY Water Company have struck
course of construction for some weeks, that is fully
pounds OF giant powder was used in the final blast
The company and citizens are all much pleased with
the result.
a new and important enterprise has just been
started In Truckee by the Truckee Lumber Com
Iany Three large ponds and two immense ice
houses are in course OF erection in order to harvest
the coming ice crop. II is proposed by the com.
pany this year gather 00) tons OF ice and store
il for the San Francisco and Sacramento markets
sz---.-----.-----