Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20

looSpENsAuos OF LAST NIGHTS pIsPATcHEs-l
No bodies have yet been recovered from th'
mining accident at lyon Mountain, Mo.
Il is stated that Chinese squadron ha
been ordered TO cruise en- the Tonquin river
Mines are caving in near Ashland, Pa.
causing great alarm and considerable destIuc
ton of property.
Several moro Nihilists have been arrested
at st. Petersburg. l. is stated that among
them is Vera Sassalitca.
The weekly statement OF the Bank Of
! France shows sn increase of q, So, 800 franc.
gold, and 2. $780, goo francs silver.
A. B. Stuart, Of Waco, Texas. sues the
Western Union Telegraph Company tor S25,
coo for delay 10 sending message.
Sir Stafford Northcots unveiled the statue
of Beacons6eld in Parliament Square, Lon,
don. yesterday, in presence of great crowd
james Rosedale, agent of the Philadelphis
Charitable Society, has been held for exam
ination on the charge Of swind!ing party
of Arabs.
THE weekly statement of the Bank Of En-
gland shows decrease in bullion of f240 COO.
The proportion of reserve to liabilities is
81 1.6 per cent.
| Owing to the excessive amount of Mexican
silver dollars in circulation in Havana trades
men have agreed not to receive them for more
than 80 cents on the dollar.
Secretary Frelinehuysen to-day exchanged
with the Spanish Minister notifications of the
| trademark and extradition Treaties between
the United States and Spain.
The st. Adams (Vt.) Messenger says the
present is the poorest sugar season tor forty
years. This means the loss of nearly 81, 900,
600 to the farmers CT the State.
Tho Grand Jury of Washington have re-
turned indictments against Kellogg and
Brady. Kellogg expresses surprise, and
thinks it will not amount to much.
The representation of Nebraska knights
Templar at the San Francisco Conclave will
be very full, nearly all of them having al
ready announced their determination to at.
tend.
The counting committee to verify the
! Treasury cash and accounts in the transfer
from Gilfllan to Wyman yesterday finished
their examination of the moneys snd Sc
curities.
Admiral Baldwin will go to Cronstadt in
the United States steamer Lancaster, and
lrOiu tuoTo W lOtCOW, WnST6 H6 Will repre-
sent the United States at the coronation OF
the Gar.
Seven hundred recruits are on their way to
strengthen regiments in the Department OF
| Columbia, Arizona and New Mexico, with o
view to the possible necessity of an Indian
campaign.
An examination shows that the thieves who
broke into the vault where the Government
deposits its stamps in Havana, secured post
age and telegraph stamps and stamped papers
to the value of S2S0,0O0.
A company has been formed, under the
name of the Brooklyn Cable Railroad Com.
pany, to introduce the cable system of tow
ing street cara in Brooklyn. The system will
be the same as that in San francisco.
Over one hundred and fifty delegates from
Chicago will attend the coming Irish CONVEX
ton in Philadelphia next Thursday, and it is
expected that the total representation in the
Convention will not fall short of 1000.
! st. Louis grain elevator owners officially
announce that they have had thorough ex-
animation made of the corn in the elevators,
and that the No. 2 corn now in store is in
fully as good and probably better condition
than for several years.
The annual report of the Chicago and st,
Paul Railroad has been issued The gross
earnings for 1882 show an increase of SIS. 600.
| COO over the preceding year. The net earn
ings show SO, 000 600 increase. The total
earnings are about $40, 100000.
Between 200 and 300 cowboys on the
ranches along the Pan Handle in Texas are
on a strike Tor an increase from $50 to $50
per month with board. They are all well
armed, and threaten to kill any man, fire
ranches and work general trouble.
decision on the question of longevity pay al
lowancss in the army, which is in effect that
these allowances are to be computed from
the dates of acceptance of appointments, and
not from the dates of appointments.
On the night of March 24.h, W. III. An.
drews, cashier of the Arndset House, at
Denver, registered at the Grand Pacific Ho-
tel, in Chicago. After supper he took a
walk, and never returned. His body was
taken from the Chicago river Wednesday.
General Hszen has telegrsphed to the
weather observers in the West Indies that at.
ter the S0th instant no more reports on cy.
clones can be made. Owing to the failure OF
Congress to make an appropriation for the
purpose, the stations there will be abandoned
The Saloonkeepers' Association of Cincin
natl have formally determined to oppose, BY
every legal method available, what Is known
as the Scott Law, which imposes tax Of 500
year on all saloons where spirituous liquor,
are sold, and 800 where only beer and wines
| are sold.
The amount of bonds redeemed under the
circular in regard TO the prepayment of bond
embraced in the one-huudredth call is 81. SIS.
$50. This call was for Sic. coo, 600, and tn,
Treasury circular authorized the prepayment
Of the entire amount on or before Tuesday
| II xrill afr,ro Mar- -
The excise of free liquor bill, of New
York, has reached the Executive Chamber
and Governor Cleveland has given its friend
to understand that he will not sign it in it
present shape, since it removes some Of ths
safeguards that now stand between the peo
pie and the encroachment of the LIQUOR in
terest.
DIR. Charles II. Marshall. charged with oil
attempt to blackmail the actress Mary An
derson, had preliminary hearing befor,
United States Commissioner McAndless Il
Pittsburg yesterday morning, which resulted
in his being held for trial before the United
States Court on May 9TH. He was afterwarC
released on $1,000 bail.
At Avoca, Murray county, Minnesota, tn.
body of Mrs. A. Bengtram was found or
Monday buried in the southeast corner of
stable. She was the wife of A. Bengtram
who committed suicide last August by cut.
ting his throat with razor. He murdered
his wife and buried her, and circulated the
story that she had run away.
At odessa, Russia, it has been resolved to
hold another trial of Nihiiists before the cor.
enation. Twenty persons will be arraigned
on charge of propsgating Nihilistic ideas
among the workiDgmen. Fifty persons were
arrested for Nibilism last week. They in
clude military officsrs, young women, teach.
ers, students, workingmen and soldiers.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has decided to redeem the revenue stamps
and return to their owners, with the word
redeemed" imprinted upon each check, all
checks and drafts bearing two per cent il.
ternal revenue stamps which remain unused
on July LAT. The checks and drafts csn then
be used ia the regular course of business.
The Chicago Tribune's Warsaw Qnd.)
special says: Two little daughters of Lem
Runyar and Eli Christ, while out gathering
vines for the purpose Of decorating the
school room, were accosted by two rufhans,
bound, gagged, given chlcroform and then
outraged. After this the men left them re-
leased, but unconscious. The little girls,
who are only II and 13 years old. finally