Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-16
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Flashes Of Eews from all Parts Of the
World

Flashes OF Eews from all Parts Of the
World
Many Americans lost their money on Girofe, be-
cause of Walton's heavy backing
The death is announced of John ]. Deshou, the
oldest American residents In Nicaragua.
The British delegates are leaving London to attend
the conference in Paris relative to submarine cables
Coney Island and other popular resorts again
crowded Saturday, the weather being unusually
warm.
The Colombian Government denies that it is en-
deavorng to borrow 500 600 from the United States
treasury.
The Astor family will celebrate in November the
centennial of the departure of old John Jacob Astor
frem his native shores for America.
The new Guion line steamer Oregon arrived at
New York from Liverpool Sunday, in seven days,
eight hours and thirty-three minutes.
DR.. Jose Maria Rojls Garrido, the first orator Of
the republic of Colombia, and eminent lawyer
and statesman, died at Bogota recently
The Congregational Convention has adjourned
sine die at Concord, n. ii. The next session will be
held in Union Park Church. Chicago, October, 1886.
man named Charles Seaman has been arrested
at Bloomington, Ind, charged with pushing his
wife off the train, while at full speed by which she
was killed.
The Queen will provide large dowry for her
granddaughter the Princess Victoria OF Hesse, who
is about to marry Prince Louis of Battenburg, who
mas no fortune.
In Boston, Saturday, Edwin G. Walker, coored
lawyer, entered libel suit for $4,000 damages
against the Boston Post Publishing Company for
defamation Of character.
c. J. Murphy, Assistant Superintendent Of the
South and Central American Telegraph Company,
whose central office on the Pacific Is stationed at
Panama, died on October Sd.
Three well-dressed Cinnamon were in Keyport, N.
j., curing tie past week endeayoring to find place
in which to start laundry, but unsuccessful.
No landlord would rent to them.
Jacob Racus, long connected with Meiggs' gigantic
enterprises in Chile and Peru, and for years past
Supernte dent of the celebrated oroya Railroad in
Peru has left Panama for New York.
Ira c. Bellows who while in the New York Water
Registers bureau, is alleged to have defrauded the
city out of various sums, gave bail Saturday to an
swer two indictments foHnd against him.
Serious riots have taken Place in Foo Chow China,
owing to the French Consul having objected 10 the
burial, in ground adjoining the foreign concession,
of Chinanan who had died from cholera
Charles Fristane, James Smiley, John Riley and
William Clark members OF respected families were
arrested at Plymouth, Ind. Saturday, for repeated
attempts to wreck trains the Pennsylvania Rail-
road.
Irving Bishop, mind reader, at an exhibition on
Saturday night, in Dublin failed four times TO give
the number OF a bank note he then tainted AMI
has since been dangerously ill of congestion Of the
brain.
Two deaths from yellow fever at Brewton, Ala,
Saturday, and two more were expected. Two cases
were reported Sunday. Female nurses are needed.
surgeon has been sent from New Orleans to inves-
tigate the disease.
The propeller Ontario is ashore on North Point,
| near Southampton, Lake Huron, and full of water,
and the schooner George Sherman, ore-laden, is
ashore the east side of Grand Island, Lake Supe
| rior, also 'u,l OF water.
| General Sherman has selected Colonel Tourtelotte
| and Co onel Bacon as members of his staff to re-
| main with him in st. Louis after being relieved
| from the command Of the army and until he is
placed on the retired list
| DIR. Koch, of the German Commission which went
to Egypt to investigate the cholera epidemic, re-
ports that they discovered that cholera il due to
| thread-ike microscopic organism resembling that
| seen in cases Of phthisis
At meeting of the Central Labor Union at New
| York Sunday, a recommendation was received from
an advanced labor club urging that all workingmeu
| form themselves into military organizations to ena-
| BILE them to defend their rights.
| Frank R. Sherwin arrested in Chicago in proceed.
! ings growing out of a Utilization in the State
Treasurers office, has submitted to the custody oil
| the Court at Albany, New York, and has been
purged of contempt Of the Court.
The Beech Tree mines, in Pennsylvania, owned by
| the Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad started up
yesterday morning with one hundred and sixty men
without any disturbance. The presence of Pinker-
toms detectives had good effect upon the strikers.
The International Socialistic Workingman's Asso-
citation resumed its session at Pittsburg yesterday
morning only fifteen delegates being present. Let
tiers OF congratulaton and encouragement were re-
ceived from Mexico, London, Germany, Russia and
Paris.
John Kelly Saturday denounced any possible
union between New York Democrats and hepubli-
cans on local issues, and declared II the county
Democracy untes with the Republicans on the local
ticket the State ticket will be defeated at the cleo
ton. He urged harmony.
During the service in the Jewish Synagogue at
Seuvenka in the Government of Padolia, Russia,
Saturday false alarm of fire raised in the gall
lery, which caused panic. People rushed for the
door, where there was terrible crush. Forty
women were killed and thirty others injured.
A cable special from London says: Warlike prep
arations all along the Russian frontier are ncessant
The Germans working on the lines OF defense
day and night. A number Of ironclad turret ships
are being constructed 1t is said that the fortica
TONS when completed, will be greater than those
at Metz
Thu Courier Journal says that ]. Proctor Knott,
Governor OF Kentucky, is compiling, in conjunction
with A. R. Spofford, Librarian of Congress, work
| on wit aud humor. 1t is understood that the work
will number several volumes, and will include the
best things from the time of Chaucer up to the
present.
The Finance Committee of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company has accepted, subject to ratlica
ton by the Board of Directors, the proposition
from Drexsl, Morgan & Co., Winslow Lanier, and
August Belmont 81 Co, in behalf OF the syndicate
for 100000 of the proposed issue of second mort
gage bonds.
Sergeant Bates and son left Chicago yesterday for
a tramp to Savannah, Ca, carrying with them an
abbreviated edition of the stars and stripes. They
started out thus early order to escape the crowds
which throng the streets during the day time, and
they do not wish to meet with any obstacle iii their
march TO the South.
The Chief Justice OF the United States Supreme
Court has announced that at the request OF liti-
gants in the important tax case of the county of
San Mateo against the Southern Pacific Railroad,
that case would be restored to its place on the
docket to await hearing with other cases involving
the same nearly the same questions
meeting of the arrangements Grsnd Lodge of
County Armagh, Ireland, resolved that arrange
ments should be made to convey to the town Of
Rosslea free of cost, on Tuesday next, all the Or
angemen from Fermansgh, Monaghan, Tyrone and
Cavan, in order to upset the proposed National
League meeting at that place. Trouble is antici
pated.
The steamer Julia, small boat chartered to con-
vey passengers for Providence via the Stonington
line, attempted to enter Stonington harbor Sunday
morning and ran ashore, knocking hole in her
bottom and causing panic among large number
of passengers Many donned life-preservers and
prepared to jump overheard But order was re-
stored, and by small boats and revenue cutter
the passengers were landed safely.
score of persons, including number OF con-
spicuous citizens we're arrested in the village Of
Foxon, about four miles from New Haven, Conn,
Sunday, for Sabbath breaking. The warrant for
their arrest was based on one OF the old blue laws
enacted in 1870. Just the border Of Foxon a
number of tall hickory trees stand by the roadside.
To-day the ground was covered thickly with nuts
and many Of the people who were out for q ride
stopped under the trees and gathered up the nuts.
These persons were arrested.