Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-02
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.
Flashes of News from all Parts Of the
World.

E1aSu6s OF NEWS IOm Gil EdIbS Va ZIG
World.
The Coroner's jury at Belleville ILL.,, blame
the militia for firing so hastily.
Sslmi Morse, Wednesday, leased Morse's
Temple to Max Strakoseh, the impressario,
for FIVE years.
Won Moltke has returned to Berlin from a
tour in southern Europe. He was present in
the Reichstag Thursday.
Pat Rooney, the Irish comedian, while in
q fight Thursday in Third avenue, n. Y, was
robbed of his $500 gold watch.
Secretary Chandler has ordered the United
States steamer Yantic to accompany the
Greeley relief expedition to Lady Franklin
Bay.
The police arrested seventeen persons at
All Foo's opium joint, No. Pell street, New
York, Thursday night. Foo's wife is a
Welsh girl.
The Chinese Minister is reported to have
said that the Pacific Coast people will soon
ask for q repeal of the law restricting Chinese
immigration.
A panic occurred in the Montreal Stock
Exchange on Thursday, caused by an attack
on the city passenger railway shares, which
fell 10 per cent.
One year ago yesterday the first star route
trial began, and yesterday n orning Merrick
entered upon the fifth day of his argument in
the present case.
The New York State Civil Service Com.
mission met and organized Thursday, and ex-
naval officer Silas w. Burt was appointed
Chief Examiner.
Brown & Slingerland, of New York, have
lust negotiated with an English syndicate
the sale of 1900, 900 acres of land in Chihua-
hua, for cattle ranch.
At Benghazi, Tripoli, the Turkish troops
succeeded in completely subduiHg the Arabs,
who refused to pay taxes, after killing OF
wounding forty of them.
The failure Of the negotiations between
Prussia and the Vatican is owing partly to
the enusity existing between the Archbishop
of Posen and Won Schloezer.
Charles Fisher, chief engineer of Beatty's
organ works at Washington, n. Y, was
killed Thursday morning by being caught in
the fywheel of the principal engine.
Dorman B. Eaton and DIR. Gregory. of the
United States Civil Service Commission, and
E. W. Clark, advisory member of the
Board, began sn inspection Of the Custom
House and Postoffice at Philadelphia Thurs
day.
John Fitzgerald. John Walton and John
Manslord, log-drivers employed by the Mus
kegon Boom Company, were drowned in the
Muskegon river, Michigan, Thursday. The
bodies had not been recovered at last ad-
vices.
The object of the recent journey abroad Of
De Giers, the Russian Minister of Foreign
Affairs, was to inform the Powers that Rus
sis was compelled to seek in Armenia an
equivalent for the British occupation Of
Egypt.
The Diretto says Baron Won Schloezsr,
representative of Prussia in the negotiation
with the Vatican, will shortly leave Rome
and will not return. The negotiations have
failed and relations between Prussia aud the
Vatican are not friendly.
INSPECTOR Byrnes denies that the Brooklyn
bridge panic was caused by pickpockets. 1t
was due, he claims, to deficiency in the
bridge management paying salaries to regular
policemen. The Trustees could secure them
and thus secure the safety of passengers.
Tie Chinese Government has opened q
Consulate IN New York city, and All Yang
Ming, recently attached to the suite Of the
Chinese Minister at Washington, has been
appointed Consul. He is the first Consul
of his nation appointed on the Atlantic
coast
Ricardo Menocsl, who fed from Havana
seven years sgo with $780, 0G0 of public fund.-,
has been captured at New York. Menocal
shipped on the steamer Saratoga under the
name Of Overhaul Coming ashore at night
in the disguise of a sailor he was recognized
and arrested.
The proposed tour through the North Of
the Continental Guard, of New 0rleaHs-the
finest of the Southern militia-is not only
exciting considerable interest ia the Crescent
City. but is also causing considerable prep
aration among the milfth of the Northern
cities which the command PROPOSES to visit.
The Continentsls will remain in New York
from the 24th to the 19sh instant, and the
Seventh Regiment and other military circles
are discussing the project of grand enter
ssinment.