Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-02
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fiasnes OF News from all Parts Of t
World

FLASHES OF News from all Parts of the
World
The harvest in Dakota and Minnesota be-
! gins next weet.
Earthquake shocks were felt at Oporto and
| Weisbaden Tuesday.
The preparations for the final blast at He'll
Gate are retarded for want of funds.
The Agricultural Holdings bill passed to q
| third reading IN the English House of Com
mons yesterday.
Mr.. Belmons's charges of fraud in Hawa-
ian sugar will be but partly supported BY the
! investigating committee.
The Lancaster Watch Company suspended
ct Lancaster, Pa, yesterday, throwing $50
hands out of employment.
The Dexter hat factory at Danbury, Conn.,,
was burned Tuesday evening with contents.
Loss nearly 500. 600; partially insured.
The Senate Committee to investigate the
grievances Of the Indians on the Dakota and
Montana reservations is assembling IN Chi
oago.
Members of Apollo Commandery,
Knights Templars, of Chicago, are nov IN
Paris, visiting various objects Of interest 10
the city.
In the thirty ninth ballot for United States
Senator at Concord, N. H, yesterday, Pills
gained 9 over Mondays vote, Burns lO,
Maraton 2. Chandler lost 9.
John BrixlDs, Jr., shot his uncle, John
Brixins Sr., Of II Malvern street, Newark,
n. j., Tuesday evening, and then committed
suicide by shooting ard drowning.
Lsvi D. Jarrad, missing ex.Postmsster OF
Brunswick, n. j., and defsultiug County
Collector to the extent of S39. 600, was cap
tured at Niagara Falls, Dat, Tuesday.
A large building on Kopmicker Strssse,
Berlin, used as a manufactory of velvet, was
burned Tuesday night. The loss is heavy.
Three fremen were killed by falling walls.
1t is taken by Republicans at Che National
CAPITAL as g settled fact that President Ar
thur is looking fer denomination by the Ma
tional Republican Convention OF next year.
The fourth annual Convention of the Ma
tional German-American Teachers Associa-
ton began at Chicago Tuesday, and will con-
tinue four days. About 300 delegates are
present.
The English Colonial Secretary has in
formed the House of Lords that negotiations
with Canada in regard to emigration were
pending, and he hoped they would result IA
vorably.
1t is stated as result Of the strike of work
men in the rolling mills at South Chicago,
where /, 800 men were usually employed, that
the management has decided to shut down
for an indefinite period.
The New York Board of Fire Underwrit-
era have reduced insurance on buildings
where Improvements have been made. Iron
windows for warehouses aud mercantile e.
Establishments we're insisted on.
r preventative Haskell, Chairman OF the
House Committee on IGdian Affairs, has no.
titled Indian Commissioner Price that on &C.
count oE Ill health he is compelled TO decline
to serve on the Creek Indian Commission.
I,enniug the German-American student
arrested in Switzerland for killing fellow
student in duel near WuTzburg, has been
released from custody, the Swiss authorities
holding that the offsnse was net extrGditable.
The extensive stables belonging to the Cor.
don House at Grapgsville, Ont, were burned
Tuesday, end two celebrated trotting horses,
General Bfamish and Highton, Jr., with sew
eral other valusble animals, persisted, Loss,
$4,000.
Coopers in nine different shops in North
Sc. Louis have struck for higher pay. They
demand cents for hopping and 10 cents for
making iull Handmade barrels. They have
been getting 5 and s csnts. About 80 men
are cut.
Justice Stephen, of Liverpool, said Tuesday
the charges Of murder against the dynamite
conspirators would scarcely hold good unless
it was proved the prisoners INTENDED to COM
NIT murder when thsy attempted to blow up
the building.
The Washington and Baltimore Com
maDderies of Knights TemplsEs will leave
August 7sh on their pilgrimage to San Fran
cisco. They have chartered special train
of elegant sleeping cars Of thu Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
King Alfonso and Queen Christina arrived
at the royal palsos in Madrid Tuesday even.
ing. The King went to the frontier to meet
his royal epoase. This fact dissipates what
ever msy still remain Of the theory that ia
two had quarreled.
Reports have been semitic stoeSholdeTsof tie
Rutland Railroad Company, at Boston, con
corning irregularities of the late Treasurer,
both in over issue of stock and misappropria-
ton Of the money OF the corporation, and en-
Investigation is demanded.
President Arthur and party are expected
to srTivs 10 Chicago this forenoon. A com.
nittee OF citizens viii meet the Presidents
party outside the city, and reception will
be rendered the President az the rooms of the
Unien League Club in the evening.
It has been reported to the Treasury De-
| partnen5 that the British Parliament is con-
sidering measures looking TO the prohibition
of the introduction Of cattle from any foreign
countries where the foot and mouth diaeage
prevails, and also that an attempt will prob
ably be made to have IL apply to importa-
tions from the United States.
The conflict between the Manitoba and
Ontario Governments continues. Premier
Norguay, ex-Judge Miller. the Chief Con-
stable and posse went to Rat Portage and
caused the arrest Of the Ontario special po-
licemen who released certain prisoners from
the Manitoba jail The specials are charged
with selling the prisoners liquor.
The Lima newspapers publish full particu.
lars from Colonel Susrse Of the killed and
wounded at Huamachuco, giving the names,
which are very numerous. General Silva and
Colonel Antonio Prado are again mentioned
among the killed. Colonel Loncio Prado, who
was wounded, is said to have committed SUI
eide on learning that Cacsrss WAS defeated
A statement signed by Lords Dunraven snd
Momentum. Earl Lyford, Cough, Castleton,
Fortescue and other landlords of Ireland, hsH
been sent to Gladstone, pointing out the
losses OF rent and depreciation in value of
land that have taken place in Consequence of
tho Land Act, and suggesting State aid in the
shape of 8 loan for the relief of land owners.
A large representation Of the sporting fra
ternity of Chicago took hacks at 8 O'Clock
yesterday morning to witness a prize fight
between two ambitious hitters, named O'Con,
nor and McKune. The ring was pitched
sixteen miles from the city. The mill was
brought to e sudden termination by O'Conpor
getting fall in the first round by which his
arm wac broken.
At boarding school one of the misses
Put ST. Jacobs Oil on her frizzes,
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