Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-27

Count Ermont Charles Martimprey, the
French General, is dead.
Specie in the Imperial Bank of Germany
increased $50, 600 marks the past week.
Attachments continue to be placed on the
property CT the Justinisn Society at Law.
renee, Mass.
Nine Americans sre in prison at Panama,
suspected of the robbery of the $4,000 from
the railroad companyis vault.
Margaret Mather. the actress, ia seriously
Ill in Boston with pneumonia, and grave
doubts as to her recovery are entertained.
Barrios and his friends in Guatemala are
trying to establish confederation in Central
America, and ale likely to create serious
trouble.
Representative Balfori has received letter
from Dorsey, in which the latter states that
he never gave Belford check, such as Rer-
dell swears to.
The ease of ex.Treasurer Polk was called 10
the Criminal Court at Nashville, Tenn, yes
terday, but was continued oD account of the
illness Of Polk.
TIE hftieth anniversary cf the institution
OF the Congressional Temperance Society was
celebrated in Washington Saturday evening.
Senator Vance presided.
The Monroe County IN. Y. Land League
have initiated movement to induce Con-
gress to establish free trade between the
United States and Ireland.
The First National Bank at Union City,
Pa, has closed it doors. It is believed that
depositors will be paid in full. but the stock
holders may lose something.
II is reported that the anarchist documents
seized in Brussels show that plot has been
organized to murder the Gar Of Russia on
tie occasion Of his coronation.
The bark Mirills, from San Francisco, has
arrived at Liverpool One of her crew was
drowned, the decks swept, boat carried
awayiana other damage done.
Hon. Sackvills West, with his daughter
and the daughter of General Sherman, have
arrived at Ottawa, Ont. as the guests Of the
Marduis of Lorne at Ridesu Hall.
General ButteFGsld. now in Guatemala,
recently paid MIR. Schlesisssar s., ,26O, eco, be-
ing The balance due for the purchase OF the
railroad from San Jose to Escuintl7. s.
The cargo of the lost steamer GIamorgan
was va ued at about 5000, 900, on which there
was an insurance in local offices of Boston,
including foreign agencies, of about 500, COO.
News that the Trinity steeple in New York
has been practically closed to strangers who
desire to climb its winding stairs to view the
metropolis of America from great hight,
will doubtless cause regret.
Only one ballot for Senator was taken in
the Michigan Legislature yesterday. There
were srge number of absentees. Lathrop
Dem.) received q, Palmer "a, Stockbridge
q, Milets 8, Ferry 2, scattering 4.
The Government of Chile remains firm N
its determination to appoint its own ecclesi-
sstical digGita-ies. and the Pops's Legation
have left the country. Church disestablish-
ment is becoming national question.
The Jeanette Court has adjourned, sub.
jet to orders from the Secretary Of the
Navy. When Bartlett and his companions
return from Siberis, they will be examined
in reference to the De Long Collins difficulty.
Accounts from Andalusis show that the
doings of the Socialist societies recently dis.
covered there resemble the worst crimes COM
mitted in Ireland. The Socialists are par
ticularly violent in their denunciatiou Of land.
lords.
The Duke of Cambridge, commander of
the British army, has written to the COM
mander Of the troops Ia Ireland, highly pFais-
ing tie Inea for their conduc5 and the way
in whica tuay lave obeyed their dlIfIcaI5
cr9ers.
In the Legislative investigation into the
management of the Dixmont Insane Asylum
at Pittsburg. d. G. q. Carroll, an inmate in
1879, testified to q number Of cases Of cruelty,
the prisoners being beaten and kicked un-
nercifully.
The Secretary of State hag, upon the ap-
plicatio1 Of the British Government, issued
warrant for the arrest of P. +. Sheridan. sus-
pected of completely in the Phoenix Park
murder, and it has been placed in the hands
of West, British Minister.
TIL. Panama Star says the rumor is con.
frmed that Garcia Calderon is treating in
Chile with Altimirino, and strong hopes are
entertained that an arrangement will be ar
rived at which can subsequently be ratified
by the Congress to be held at Lima.
Mrs. Mary Daniels. of Troy. n. Y, who
presented a claim tor $780, 900 damages
against the New York Central Railroad
Company for injuries received in the Spuyten
Duyvil disaster, has settled for S29, ,000-the
largest sum ever paid by the company for
personal injuries.
Csptein Dave, the lGst of The Oklahoma
" boomsrs," bas arrived iu Wichits, Ks.
This ends the fourth attempt TO esttls on the
Oklahoma lands, in Indian Territory. All
the colonists have been escorted by the
United States troops to the Kansas State
line, and there released.
The New York Herald prints half.page
exhibit Of the retail liquor traffic of that city,
with diagrams showing the ans zipg dispro-
portion OF rum and besr shops TO other places
Of business, there being over 10000 such
saloons, or one to every 125 Inhabitants, and
in some districts there are $50 rum shops TO
mile square.
The house of the snarchissi in Brussels who
entertained Louise Michel when in that city,
was srecentlysearched by the police, who seized
three trunks. The majority Of the documents
contained therein were written 10 Russian and
italian, ard refer TO an international plot.
II is rumored that the disclosures made in
connection with the dynamite explosion at
Gsnshorlen, and the seizure of these papers,
will lead to the arrest Of Louise Michel and
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