Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-18
JoosDsssArIes OF LAST reur's DlsPArcuns.l

The French Government has expelled The
Niaiiist, Chesta Paloff.
Sir Phillip Rose. legal adviser of tins Tory
party, died in England yesterday.
Ths Mexican laborera en- the Mexican Csn.
tral Railway have struck for 81 . day.
The British ship Enterprise, fer San Fran
cisco, was sunk by collision in the Tyne.
The workingmen Of Berlin are organizing
| for general ltsike for an increase of wages.
The French occupied Porsu Negro, en- The
Congo river, after some rasistancs By the ng-
tives.
Prince Thomas. Duke Of Genoa. and Pfin-
cess Isabella of Bavaria we're married Yester-
day in Munich.
The striking carpenters of New York re-
port meeting with success IL their demands
for So 90 per day.
postponement of the Irish Convention at
Philadelphia possible.
Most, the agitator, is expected TO COM
mence series Of sociaiiatic speeches ct
Washington this week.
The Mexicsn Government denies the report
circulated that United States capitalists can
acquire 1dtiH III luas COuHSIJ'
The Governor General and Princess Louise
had cordial reception in Ottawa, Ont, yes
terday, Oh the arrival Of their train.
Fred Douglas is socn to marry young
woman nearly white. Douglas is now Re-
corder of Deeds, and receives large fees.
The Canadian Pacific Railway has notified
the Grand Trunk Company that il will not
be able to carry out their arrangement, bs.
cause of objections raised in America.
Edward Fl. Sagor, City Clerk Of Wyan-
dotte, Mo, has disappeared under suspicious
circumstances. There is an estimated deficit
in his accounts of fg0m $1,000 TO $50 600.
The British Legation has 20 complaint 30
make snd none has been made against cur
Government fer laxness IS to the protection
OF the Legation building at Washington.
Sinking molders of the Manhattan Hard
wave Company returned 60 work at Reading,
Pa yesterday morning, their committee hav-
ing received satisfactory terms from the firm.
It is stated that should the Emperor Of
AMMAN refuse the demands of France coo
troops and several gunboats will be sent 20
occupy the strategic points on the Sarg Koi
river.
Tha Rev. John Scheuck, Catholic priest al
Long Prairie. Mich. was found dead in his
bedroom on Sunday morning. uadsr such cir
oumstAncss as 60 lead one to believe it was
suicide.
Queen Victoria left Windsor yesterday
morning Ger Osborn. Owing to trouble from
her sprained knee she was unable TO walk,
and had 30 be lifted into the carriage. The
route was carefully guarded.
Sessions of the committee TO investigate
charges against Supervising Architect Hill,
~ mill 10 bnI.J in,
Washington with open doors. Newspaper
men and Others Interested axe invited 10 at
tend.
Miss Kate Griffith, school teacher of Mar
tins Ferry, w. Va. attempted to correct
William Beck, l5-year-old pupil. when he
assaulted and beat her brutslly. It is thought
she is fatally injured. The boy was er-
rested.
At Albany. n. Y, The Senste-19 to s.
rejscted the molten to pay SIS, 900 to Mrs.
Washington, WIDOW OF DR.. lawrence A.
Washington, of Denison City, Texas, for the
purchase OF certain relics of George Wash.
iugton.
The Sultan of Turkey has invited Barren
Ven Goltz, of the general staff Of the Ger
man army, to enter the Turkish service aud
rsorganizs the military education of the
troops. The Emperor will permit the Barren
to accept the invitation.
Allan Potter, who came to Cheyenne,
Wyo., az reporter of the Chicsgo Times, to
report meeting of the Stock Growers Asso-
citation, but went on long debauch instead,
suicicei yesterday morning with mcrDhia.
The father of deceased is banker in Ksla.
mazoo, Michigan.
Eleven charges have been preferred against
Mr.. Hill by A. b. Mullett, formerly Super
visiug Architect, and have been referred to
special committee. These charges allege gea-
ersl Encouragement on the part Of Mr.. Hill
in connection with the Postoffice at Philade.-
pbia and the Custom-house 10 Chicago.
John 7. Coad, of Cheyenne. one of the
largest cattle owners in Wyoming, has re.
turned home He says the past winter has
been very favorable one to stcck.raissrs,
and thinks prices will continue TO adyar &C,
the supply of cattle not keeping pace with the
increasing population and the export trade.
The Dramatic Festival Association at Ciu-
cinnati are finding great difficulty in provid-
ing for the press. They say that they have
already over $500 applications for press
tickets from al parts of the country. The
sale Of single seats now progressing shows a
preterercs for julius Cesar and "Hsm-
let performances.
At Louisville, KY, the suggestion has been
made to convert the Louisville Industrial Elk.
position building into hotel for the accom-.
mediation of tie Louisville Southern Exposi-
zion this year. The building is 8 large brick.
substantial and Imposing in appearance, and
can readily be arranged to comfortably sc.
commodate 1000 GUSTS.
Seed dealers in New York are incredulous
about the importation Of infected vines from
China. One said the Custom-house officers
Gould "a rail- mn s-apn e,,;p Al
gifts. Vines have never been imported from
China. The United States can get as many
and as good vines as it wants without going
outside of this country.
There were sixty-ons Mormons at certain
hotel in New York Monday, three of whom
were women. This army of Elders ia mar.
shaded by Henry Goldsburg, likewise en-
Elder. Most of them will be distributed in
Europe, and as they are Of different national
titles, each will be assigned to evangelizs ths
nations from which they sprung.
General Sherman5 staff will be disbandsd
in June, at the time Of his departure on his
Western tour. Colonel Pope will be ordered
to duty at Detroit Colonel Morrow will go
back to his regiment in Arizona General
Tidball will take command Of the Artillery
School at Fortress Monroe, succeeding Gen
eral Getty, who will be placed on the retired
itSb, aHl ObueE Stal OllCcES Will pIODaDlJ ~
to their regiments.
In the Mississippi Supreme Court. in the
case of Chalmers vs. Meyers, the Judges
have reversed the decision OF Judge Wharton,
of the Circuit Court, and Endorsed the judg.
ment Diminishing the petition of Chalmers for
a mandamus. The Judges declare that the
Secretary of State, having declared Meyers
elected, and the Governor having issued him
q certificate Ct election, the case is beyond
the jurisdiction Of the Courts, aud in such
shape that Congress alone can interfere.
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