Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-30
CONDENSED rELsaRAms.
Flashes Of Eews from ell Parts Of the
World.

| World.
The relations of Germany and the Vatican
have again fallen TO zeyo.
The British sloop-of-wsr Dragon has left
Alden for Yamatyae, Madagascar.
Reports of horrible treatment of prisoners
come from the Colorado Penitentiary.
An enthusiassic meeting OF the Isish Ma
tional League wac held in Chicago Monday
night.
A prolonged suspension of work in the iron
and steel trades of the couutry is said to be
| inevitable,
The Massachusetts, Seusts-l7 to IL
agreed TO submit to the people the question
of abolishing the poll-tax.
Butler is waking up the Massachusetts ma
| chine men so that they have low rssorted to
stealing the bills from his desk.
The people of Zurich Switzerland, have by
| popular vote sustained the bill providing for
| the restoration Of capital punishment.
Sidney Dillon, the Preaident of the Union
Pacific, denies thst there IL any disagreement
between that company and the Northern
/ Pacific.
| The German papers conclude that the sl-
| lied forces Of Germany, Austria Fnd Italy
can overcome al these who may oppose that
combination.
1t ia now reported that the investigation
into the Office Of the Supervising Architect Of
the Treasury viii disclose an organized sys-
ten OF corruption.
The Princess Louise will leave Canada in
July, Lord L6Fne viii leave in October. His
| SUCCESSOR the MARQUIS of Isnsdowne. will
| arrive in November.
Another encyciical letter will shortly be
issued by the Pope to tho faithful in sll parts
| of the world. denouncing secret ocieties. He
| will also epjoin priests to refuse the sacra-
ment to all persons connected with sedisious
movements.
| II is reported that tho French Government
has assured Great Britain that France does
intend to annex ToaquiD, but will uphold its
treaty rights, aud viii exact full satisfaction
from the Emperor OF Annsm, at tie capital
of that country.
| a London dispatch says: Tha American
| bark Ss0uewall Jackson, from Portland, Ose-
gop, while being towed 60 Hsrtlepool, went
/ oground on Red Gar Rock, and filed. Toe
| crew were saved. Is is exp. .csed that the
vessel will be q total wreck.
Perry II. Smith, Qua of the wealthiess reg
idents Of Chicago, ths impairment Of whose
reason caused his being placed in the Msdi-
son WIS., sssane asylum, has been declared
| conyalescess,s sand is ct present. STAYING at his
summer home in Wisconsin.
| A movement, which has been organized 20
| uu1i q LHsd Etb5bfNE VI ItAeA Gdt1OuC5 OK
Chicago to protest against che Pope's bull
relative TO participation Of Bishops and
clergy in tho Psrnel testimonial fund, is
causing some st;r amoGg Irish-Americans Of
that city.
A Rome correspondent Of tho Manchester
| (Eng.) Guardian says the Pope has confirmed
| the appointment Of tho Very Reverend
Thomas j. Carr, rector CT Msynooth College,
to the Bishopric of Galway, after being as
sured that he was.not connected with the agi.
tation in Ireland.
Senator Logan, in two column article
published in the Chicago Tribune, reiterates
in detail his debial that he has located any
land on he Z1ri Indian reservation, and as-
serts that Che lands located by his son-in-lsw,
Major Wicker, likewise are not within the
reservation of those Indians,
At meeting of the Liberal party, Glad
stone snnoUnced thas il would be necessary
to drop for the present session the Govern
ment's bill for remo9eliay the corporation of
the city Of London. He said he could not
expect that this would be a brilliant session,
bus Thought il would not be d.sefeditsbls
one.
Mrs. A. E. Warner, gTaduase Of the
Royal Medical College OF SsxonY, and
dans her of the wealthy German landowner,
Baron Won Stsiv, comnitted suieide st tie
Bowsry Hotel Ia NeW Yark Monday night
marrying against their wishes, and it is sup
posed that LACK Of funds prompted the act.
Hon Lung. proprietor OF a Chinese
gambling establishmen5 in Madison etrest,
Chicago. end forty Of his customers, wsrs
yesterday rorning crowded into Justice
Dsmar's Court. They were all discharged
by the Court. The warrant was sworn out
some fifteen days ago By Lee Sing, q China
man from Frisco, who claimed 20 have lost
cOnsid sTAbls moneV ia the placo,
The Treasury reserve is down to s26064,-
032. This ia about S12, 900, o0o bslow per
cent. ef outstanding legal tenders. The re-
ceipts this month have SO far been about S2S,-
600 000 and the ordinary expenditures about
S22, 600. leaving an excess up TO this point
of abons ST, 600, 600. The pension account of
the month having been now deducted, the
balance viii from this time out probably i'm
prove.
Herr Johann Most addressed an audience
OF 500 working men at Twelfth-street Hall
10 Chicago Monday evening. After saying
that he had drawn bis conclusions from eff
cal reports, and had bitterly denounced the
existing relations between capital and labor
in this country, he herspgued for one hour
and half, pouring torrent OF abuse over
all forms of capital. and denouncing the con-
dition of labor.
Louisa E. Montague, the so-called ten
thousand. dollar-beauty was victorious in
two suits brought in Philadelphia against
Adam Forepaugb, for breach Of contract and
for injuries received when thrown from the
back of an elephant. The juTiss awarded
$3.50. Mr.. Forepaugh appealed TO the Su-
preme Court. Yielding to the arguments Of
his counsel, however, the cir US man has
withdrawn his appeal, and the beauty has
got her money.
A cable Dispatch frcn London says: The
results OF the accident 10 tho Queens knee,
through her fall at Windsor Castle are
charged with her present illness, The fall,
sprsin and Inflammation, allowed the g0ut.
| whose existence and tendency has long been
kuown, 10 ascend to the hip, where the sym
pAthy of ths sGiAtie nerve was ct once ex-
cited. Usually 10 a person who In other re-
spccts 6oss not possess good health, this 10
the fatal poiat in tbs gout. That the ply
| sicia6s believe this may be che cage with the
| Queer, and that they fear almost immediate
danger OF q fatal result is beyond question.
| The battalion Of Washington Artillery ceie-
brated their annual reunieu 10 New Orleans
Monday night, when the occasion was taken
advantage Of by General G.. I, Beauregsrd
to place in the keeping Of tbs corps the first
| ba4 flag Of the war. Tho trophy has On
interesting history II was tho handiwork Of
| Miss Hsttis Carey. Baltimore belle, who
| was refugse 10 Richmond. She made it out
| Of her own silk dFesseF, cut no for the pur-
pose She afssrwsrd married General Peg
ram, of tn, Confsdarats AMY, who was
| killed in battls thrse days after h;s wedding.
| She Is now G school .eaeaer in Baltimore.
TIE fag accompanied General Beauregard,
| who at tie Gloss of tho war cent it to Havana
for safety.