Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-14

LAST NIGHTS NEWS BOILED pows.l
Prince Jerome has gone to Farnsborough
| from London, on visit to Eugenie.
| Iu the star route case at Washington yes
| terday no important testimony was taken.
The discomfort among the police at LINER
lex has been renewed, and a strike Is threat
ened.
Crosthead's twisting mills at Milestone,
scotland, were burned yesterday. Less,
| $3.50. COO
tutional prohibisory amendment, three voting
! against it.
| Applications for the position of Pension
Agent in San Francisco are daily lived in
| Washington.
Ths Vienna Press states that an Italian
engineer has been arrested on the frontier for
| spreading Italian Iiidenta documents.
| At New Bedford. Mass, yesterday, 1000
| hands were thrown out Of employment by an
accident to the Wsmsasta Mills machinery.
| The Vatican will send prelate to Bsrne,
| to negotiate an agreement between the Pope
ard the Federal Government of Switzerland.
| Josiah G. Reed, stakeholder of the West
ern Union, began action In New York yes
terday to prevent the lease of the Mutual
Union.
English capitalists have established at
Warsaw, ". Y, the only soda ash factory in
the United States. One thousand men are
employed.
The sssets Of the Bay State Iron Company,
of Boston, are 81, ,307, COO; liabilities, S51.-
600. The stockholders authorize the Directors
TO wind up the affairs at once.
The river and harbor bill, reported yester-
day, sppropriates S2l0, coo for the improve
ment OF the Mississippi from st. Paul, and
including the Des Moines rapids.
Mrs. General Rosecrans, who has been i'll
in Washington for nearly aweek, was stricken
with an attack Of paralysis Monday night.
For several hours her life was despared of.
The President has accepted section Of
twenty-five miles of the Northern Pacific
Railroad in Montana, coming eastwsr3, and
ending 325 miles from Walluls Junction,
w. T..
Melting snow and ice to-day undermined
the Coal creek bridge three miles south Of
Ottawa, I'll on the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy. The bridge fell with ccal train of
five cars. Travel is interrupted.
The Legislature of Michigan, after a ten
days recess, reassembled yesterday. On the
first ballot for United States Senator there
was small change Ferry A. Stout %, Cham
berlain Ii, Burrows s, Wi!lets 8.
A German named Alder, who had been on
a hurrsh as Wheeling, w. Va, said yeE-
terday morning that he would be in heaven
that day, and took unequivocal steps thither
by shooting himself in the head, dying at
once.
Representative Page thinks il is possible to
get the Nicsraguan Canal bill through the
House by ttsehing it to an appropriation
bill, and has selected the District of Column
bia bill as. the one which is best able to
carry it..
Roumania has entered protest to the
London conference on the Danubian question
against the admission of Roumania to that
body with consultation voice only. and de-
clares itself unable to recognize the resolu-
tions of the conference.
The Massachusetts Senate have ordered a
resolution requesting the Massachusetts dele
CATION in Congress to make every effort to
secure the expungiDg from the records the
vote of censure passed upon O4kes Ames by
tie FoIty'sacond Congress.
The Austrian Government promises to
make strenuous inquiry into the accusations
of lobbying in connection with the railroad
COZ oession OF GAiicis. The Public Prose-
outor is conducting the investigation, and
two Deputies resigned on account of this af-
fair.
An Helena (M. IT, dispatch says: The
heaviest sale OF mining property ever made
ia this vicinity was completed to-day, the
Drum Lummon mine beir rg sold BY Thomas
Cruise to an English syndicate for $3.50, 900
down, and 81, 1856. 900 to be paid in April and
June.
Director Buchsrd says that Snowden Su-
perintendent Of the Philadelphia Mint, is re-
spousibie for ths new nickels whose resem-
blance to gold pieces, when gilded, has cre-
ated strong opposition to their issue. He says
they are being coined at the rate of s., 600
daily. Treasurer Gilfllan thinks they are
very dangerous.
The Postmaster-General's response to the
Senate resolution of irquiry concerning the
expenditures fer ocean mail service shows
that during the fiscal years from 1S4S to 1882,
Inclusive, the total amount paid by the United
States for transporting mails TO foreign coup-
tries was S31 240 497, Of which S24, Oil 53S
was paid to companies owning steamers or
other vessels sailing uader the American flag.
Preparations are bsing made in Washing
ton for Senator David Davis wedding Co
Miss Burr, of Fayetteville, N. c., immedi-
ately after tie adjournment Of Congress.
Mrs Hodge has completed the purchases
necessary tor the bridal trousseau. 1t is
learned that SIS soon as tie wedding occurs
Judge Davis will take his bride away with
him on trip to California. He will spend
so1ae time there before returning to settle
down at Bloomington.
A sansation story is published in Chicago,
to the effect that one DIR. @. E6erlir, hsdg-
ling physician, used drugs on a married lady,
patient, outraged her under the pretenee
of treating Ter, and then by vile arts sradu-
ally alienated her affections f.om her homo
and family. She confessed, then went crazy,
in, fba
wronged husband tried in vain to kill the
physician. Eberlin himself says the woman
made advances to him, which he repelled,
HIS story is not much credited.
The New Yerk Herald says: From the
long-fruitful vineyards of Ohio comes the
complaint, heard sooner or later in all grape
growing countries, that peculiar blight is
affecting the yines, lessening the yield and
compelliI g the uprcoting of many vines.
This is bad news, but as regards the wine, the
growers will be the principal sufferers, for ap-
pies grow nearly everywhere in the Northern
Stste7, and from their juice can be made, and
is made IN great quantities, alleged wine
that millions of self-styled experts cannot dis
tpgaish from the genuine article.
At . meeting of the New York Presbyt.ry
Monday sfsernoo~, Dr. Crosby stated that
Rev. Bjerrirg G, who was formerly rector Of
the Greek Church of this city, wished to be-
come member Of the resbytery. BjerTing,
several years ago, It was said, had become
c3nvirc ced Of the errors of the Greek Church,
snd sfser studying the doctrines of the Pro.
testsnt denominations decided to become
Prssby terian. A committee was appointed
to confer with BjsTriug ard repors to The
Psesbyteiy at the next meeting es to his re-
csption iuto the PIesbysery. This is the first
instance of priest of the Creek Chutch
turning Presbyterian.
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To Worry the Liver
And iniure the system generallv. take blue