Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-07

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CONDENSED PROM LAST NIGHTS DIsPAToHEsl
Prince Gortschakof, ex.Chancellor Of R1s.
sia, is dangerously i'll at Baden Baden.
General Gardeners, commander Of q cav
airy brigade. has committed suicide at Valsu.
ciannes, France.
Ten thousand pounds Of The money With
drawn from the Bank os England Monday
was for New York.
The House of Lordp have appointed ar
other committee Of inquiry into TIE effect Of
the Irish Land Act.
The Mayors of Dublin and Cork will bs
present st the opening of the international
Exposition in Boston.
Gensral Blumenthal, commander of the
fourth army corps. has been appointed Ger
man Minister of War.
Due de ChaFtres. placed on the retired list
of the French army, has applied for q pass
port to travel in India.
The sentences passed in London on the
editor, proprietor and printer Of the Free
Thinker also carry hard labor.
In 1882 the number OF emigrants for Amer
lea through Ssettin, Hamburg ard Antwerp
was 1913. 1857, against 30, ,547 in 1881.
There is great disappointment ameng Euro
pean merchants and manufacturers over the
new tariff laws of the United States.
At Quebec, yesterday, terrible cold weather
WAS reported, snd the storm predicted By
Virgins was thought to be setting 10.
The families OF many of the Imprisoned
Socialists 10 Spain are receiving funds for
their support from mysterious sources.
The ringleaders of the recent revolt cassa
in Sing Sing Prison have been sent TO Au-
burn, where ths discipline is most severe.
Professor Wigeius has left Ottawa, Ont,
for Halifax, TO get the full benefit Of the big
blow which he predicts on the On, 10Th aHd
11th insts.
party in the Forty.eeventh Congress have
Issued en- address to the country. It contains
nothing usw.
The Clepington Spinning Compsny'5 jute
warehouse at Dundee, Scotland, has been
burned. together with 10000 bales Of jute.
Loss, 10000.
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birth was celebrated in New York City and
Brooklyn Monday night by large aud en-
thusisstio meeting.
The State offices at Burlington, VT, will
be closed and the Cspitoi flag placed at half.
mast on the day of the funeral Of Governor
Stephens, of Georgia.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
have decided TO light their main building,
o-,1 nar- Narr, Varl- --,sE
the Edison electric light.
The Trades Unions of Albany, n. Y,
Troy and Cohoes united in demonstration
last night against the contract labor in State
Prisons. Three thousand men paEaded.
Governor Boynton, of Georgia, has issued
a proclamation making Thursday Stephens
memorial day, and asks that all business be
suspended and services held in the various
churches.
Judge Thomau, of the Civil Service Com
mission, called upon the President Yesterday.
in company with Senator Pendleton, and
formally notified the President of his accept
ance Of the Office.
The President has accepted the resignation
of James Gil6llan. 1t is not likely success.
sor will be appointed for some time. Assist
-ant Treasurer Weiman is mentioned as likely
to receive the appointment.
Gladstone, in tho Commons Monday night,
said the recent surmiss OF Harrington ths5
the evacuation Of Egypt might bo completed
in six months, was merely the expression Of 3
hope founded ON circumstances.
Ata mass meeting in Bismarck, D. T., last
evening, it was resolved to give $4,000 to
the railroad now under control OF the North
err Pacific first reaching that city, giving di-
rect connection with Chicago and the East.
Musical circles in Buffalo are greatly ex-
cited over the failure of the Nilsson concert,
owing to the light sale CT seats. Up to Sat.
urday the receipts were about 81, 200. Abbey
then ordered the engagement Cancelled and
the money refunded.
TIE Malsgssy ambassadors have arrived
in Washington from New York. While in
that city they will be the guests Of the Gov.
ernment. Their mission is in relation TO the
friendship and amity between the United
States and Madagascar.
A Pittsburg special says Tho prizs fight
at Golfers Station was between William
Morgan, better known as "Sweetser Bill"
of Wheeling, and Moses Arnold, of Steuben-
vile, known on account of his vicious habits
as Butcher Nose" The stakes were $500
q side. Arnold won.
DR.. Max Sering, of Berlin, VINO has been
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to investigate and report upon the agricult-
ural and transportation interests and methods
of the United States, has arrived in WASH
iDgtor, and yesterday visited the offics Of the
Chief Of the Buresu Of Statistics.
In New York the Kings County Supreme
Court has decided that the regulation of the
"bob-tsil" cars requiring passengers TO de-
posit their fare in a box is reasonable one.
and dismissed the suit brought by member
Of the Anti Bob-tail Car Association eiected
fer refusing TO comply with the regulation.
a new opium-smoking concern has been
opened on Sixth avenue, New York, and is
patronized by many Others than Chinamep.
A San franciscan, who lately became poor,
is now reduced to the necessity Of cooking
opium for others to smoke, and he says his
patrons are increasing, particularly among
the Americans.
The New York Commercial Bulletin Gays {:
Il begins to look as if the waste of property
by FIRE this year would be at least as great as
in 1882 Taking January and February to-
gsther, the destruction has already reached
figures which. if kept up, viii easily round
ont an ash heap Of over S100 0000, 600 for
twelve months.
The school land laws are grossly violated
in Texas by the use of fictitious names. -Four
surveyors were in collusion with speoulators
Ons syndicate has taken up 800 600 acres,
using fictitious names. In the same way one
individual secured twenty TO thirty sections.
A bill will probably be introduced into the
Legislature declaring the salss void.
The committee of investigation in the
bribery case of Assenblyman Armitage
against ex-Spesker Egan Of the New Jersey
Legislature, reported that "the committee
believe that Egan committed wrong in az
preaching member Of this honorable body
ia an unlawful manner, end recommend that
Egan be denied the privilege Of the House
and to receive cersure."
A New York psper says: We have it
from good authority that the Northern Pa
ciic Railway will boom" the towns of
Mandon, in Morton county; Richardson, in
Stark county, Dakota, and Livingston, in
Gsllstin county, Montana, during the COM
ing spring. They are receiving over 400 LET
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