Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-01
CONDENSED TELtasAMs.
Flashes Of Eews from all Parts Of tn
World.

World.
Jules Goupsl, the French painter, is dead.
1t is sgair rumored that Gladstone is TO re-
sign.
General Diaz and party have left New Or
leans for Vers Cruz.
During the month of April 90 national
banks were organized.
The testimonials which are being raised for
Parnell have reached 5000.
Bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of Egg
land on balance yesterday, e53, 900.
The Chinese Minister in Washington has
decided to establish Chinese Consulate in
New York.
The dynamite Irish party threaten to blow
M the Brooklyn bridge il it is opened May
oath, the Q1esn's birthday.
A heavy frost and ice in northern Virginia
is blasting fruit, but has dons no injury to
wheat. Corn was planted too cold and wet.
The issue of standard silver dollars from
the Minis for the week ended April 2SEh was
Sl6S, 600; corresponding period last year,
16l,000.
The Gar aud Grand Duke Constantine,
uncle of his Msjssty, became completsly re-
copcilsd through the mediation of Princess
Dolgouriki
Two members Of the Thirteenth Middlessx
Volunteers have, it is said. bsen sent to Max
| leo for the purpose CT finding lyman, ACCUSED
of being mo. l."
The dynamite party are dissatisfied as not
receiving recognition ct Philadelphie, and
propose TO call e convention Of the Irish
Revolutionary Brotherhood.
SYDNEY Dillon, President of the Union Pa.
ci6c has not replied to tbs demand OF the In
terror Department for money due the Govern
ment under the Thurman Act.
| A construction train on the Texas Pscifc.
| near Fort Worth. ran into a steer, throwing
| two cars from the track and killing the engi-
neer, brakeman and workman.
| Cardinal Newman ia the only dignitary of
the Catholic Church in England who sup
ports the affirmation bill. The English Cstf :
olics are greatly astonished at his action.
It ia said in important English quarse 8
thst Parnell is 80 deeply implicated in 81 g
work of the party Of violence as 60 be ue-
able to disavow them, even if he wished to
do so.
AIgernon Sartoris, sop-in.law of General
Grant. arrived in New York from England
Sunday. He will leave Wednesday FOR the
West on pleasure tour. going as far So Cali
fornia.
It is understood in London that It was fesr
of American, not English, opinion which
prevented the open adoption ct the dyra.
mite policy in the Irish Convention at Phila,.
delphia.
James r. Ksene is selling ont his picture
gallery and will join hia family in Europe
this summer. Jay Gould bought a Rosa
Bonheur cattle picture for SIG, goo, and Henry
Clews bought three other paintings for ab Jut
S25, GOO.
Salmi Morse has opened his theater ct lest
| for Sunday nights only. A little minister
named Thomas talks there to s handful OF
people about temperance. Morse speaks
hopefully of giving his drama to the people
Of New York.
The statement is made that a document
containing charges against q dozen persons
| now IN America, who are Socrised Of tae mnr-
der in Ireland OF kinrey and Bailey. have
been forwarded from Lcadan TO Sackviils
West. British Minister.
By TIE inventory Of Inc ektste Of Ire late
| Na,haniei Fhsyer, OK B'stoD, IL appears that
he leaves S16 $50. CO., Tha Tsal cstafe. which
is nearly I'll IN ,hs city Is valued 81 SSl4 80 !;
socks, IS. Hi 500: bonds. s., ll5. 594, and
ledger ascouats. 81, 1876, 26G.
James Taomas Marsden, assistant foreman
of The New York Herald, and eInp,oys On
thst paper FOR over thirty years, died S,atrr.
day at Brccklyn. He hsd teen ia failing
| health for the Lass four years, aGc year ago
| went to Florida on vacation.
Il is estimated that the decrease in the pub
| lie debt for the month OF April amounts to
about s.. $50. 900. The smallness of the
amount ia accounted for by the fact that
800. 100000 has been paid out during the
month on account of pensions.
The general impression in Washington now
is that no appointment as Commissioner of
Internal Revenue will be made at present.
| Deputy Commissioner Rogers is acting as
| Commissioner, and viii continue in that
capacity until an aLpoinsmentis made.
Saturday night, at Norfolk, w., the Old
Dominion line steamer Maintain, on her
| trip outw ard bound for New York, collidsd
with the navy saId tug Jean Sands, near
Craney Island Lighthouse, sinkiHg her in
| about tirss minutes after she was struck.
The Secretary OF the Interior has rendered
a decision in which he approves the map Of
the definite location Of tho Northern Pacific
Railway through the Rccky Mountain diyi-
SIGN fled July 6. 1882. Tee line so approved
departs from the line of the general loate al
Galls.in City, ard uDitss With it again at
Little Bisckfoot.
The President has not yet signed the ccm.
mission of Kein as Chief Examiner under
! she Civil Service ConTissioa. 1t is statsd ct
she Wits House that tho sppoiEtm; Mt w;ll
not bs Withdrawn unless the Commission ex.
press tesi.e 10 that effsct, becsusa it was
made upon their reconm enastiou.
! 0ia Of shs largest and faelt selections OF
| Uni ed Ssates aud foreign caias ever gathered
in one collection Will bs sold 10 New York
this week. comprising ever 2 094 Lola Of coins.
and the numisinstic library CT DE-. Winslow
LswiR, the sale lasting for three dsys. The
| catalogue embraces California and lecsl gold
coinages aud Continental and Confederats
bills and currency.
Not very many places in New York have
been better known in days gore By, to men
who like good drinks and good stews, than
Harry Felter's old grocery store and Califor-
MIA sideboard house Ia Broadway. near Prince
street. For forty years il has been the resort
of all classes, law abiding and not law abid-
ing, but now it ia to be pulled down, for it