Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-29
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.
Flashes of Eews from all Parts Of the
World.

World.
The Temps OF Paris says that cholera has APP
peared IN Bombay.
The Naval Retiring Board recommend the retire.
ment of Commander Thomas FL. Eastman.
Notices appear in the Broadway (New York; cigar
shops aud liquor saloons that trade dollars will not
be received.
The Comptroller of New York refused to p.y the
regular rate for advertising in the Herald and the
jury gave the full amount claimed.
The Phi Reta Kappas Of Harvard College have
elected joseph II. ChCate President. Charles Fran
els Adams, Jr., delivered the oration.
Secretary Chandler has decided TO permit Com
mander Frederick Smith, who was Court martialed
for duplicating his pay accounts, to resign.
The Treasury Department Yesterday purchased
1000 ounces of silver for delivery at the New Or
leans, San Francisco and Philadelphia MInts.
a dispatch from Bethlehem, Pa, says that LOCO
employees OF the Bethlehem Iron and Steel Mill
have quit work demanding au increase Of wages.
President Willard states that he viii keep his
promise open the Northern Pacific Tor through
business to the Pacific coast by September st LeXt
The London Standards correspondent at Rome
says that the Pope Is ndispOsed, ana is much dis
turbed BY the state Of affairs OF ireland and France
The English House of Lords yesterday rejected
the bill permitting marriage with deceased wifes
sister the third reading, By las to 40 ayes.
The marriage of Lieutenant Hunt, OF the Navy,
and Miss Drumm, daughter OF Adjutant-General
Drumm, occurred Wednesday evening at Washing
| ton.
The American rifle team left London yesterday
morning for Birmingham, where they viii remain
! for practice the range at Wimbledon not being
available.
For an hour Wednesday evening it was believ ed
| in st. Louis that death had stricken Bishop Nc
Mullen of Davenport, but at last advices he had
greatly rallied.
| There is great excitement IN Western New York
the disclosures of cruelty at the State Soldiers
| Home at Bath. Phillip Tuttle and Jacob Cramer
havedied Of abuses practiced upon them.
The President has appointed Frank O. Classon,
Melter and kefner at the Mint in New Orleans vice
| F. NJ. Bonzeans, and Benjamin F. TAYLOR, Assayer
at the Mint in New Orleans vice Joseph Albrecht,
4 suspended.
| A coal train on the Delaware, Laekawanna and
Western aud a working train of the West Shore
Railroad collided at crossing Wednesday evening.
Thomas Dunn, West Shore employe, was killed
and several others injured.
The Secretary OF the Interior has declined to grant
the request Of number of citizens of California,
looking to the discontinuanCe of the suits brought
TO recover lands in Cousa county California from
the Central Pacific Railroad.
A Washington special says ex. Senator Dorsey has
left the city to visit his New Mexico ranch He will
| be gone about one month II is understood that
the bulk of his political documents will be reserved
| for publication until his return.
Two sons of L4idaw, a former California banker,
| and agent of the Bank of California in New York,
! while sailing on the Shrewsbury river yesterday
| morning, were upset by SQuaif, Out rescued
| by Mary Andersons yacht Ga'atea.
The trial of Said Bsy Khandee late Prefect Of
Alexandria, for completely in the massacros of last
| year, has begun The prosecution delared that
cipher kilograms had been discovered, showing that
Said Bey Khaudeel had organized the massacre and
that he was the agent Of Arabi Pasha-
! The Postoffice Department of Washingt has re-
ceived information that the Australian colonies have
| resolved to apply for admission to the Universal
Postal Union. Ii the application is successful, Bo
| With
postal service not included in the Union.
The opinion Of ex-Judge Bidgley Of the Superior
| Court Of Montreal states that the Grand Lodge Of
Free Masons of the Providence Of Quebec is subject
to the penalties imposed in 1888 against secret So
cieties. Those only exempt are tn, Grand Lodges
4. of England, ireland, Scotland aud Canada.
| The Court martial which has been investigating
the of the stranding Of Her M3estys dispatch
steamer Lively near Stornaway, in the early part of
the month find that the vessel vas lost through the
error of the pilot, but the officers are answerable
for the loss in not closely watching the pilot.
The English Court Of Appeals has rendered de-
cslOn OF the important test case OF Chaine Mel
son, on which zoo 600 depend. The Court held
that the new rents became payable from the first
Ladyday after the Act passed, and not from the
day when they we're fixed BY the Commissioners.
Hon. Walter Evans. Commissioner Of Internal
| Revenue has directed Collector Sack of Boston to
make an investigation Of the charges against the
| newly appointed Revenue Agent, G. ~ Horton
The Commis sioner says TIE very bottom of this
aualr must De reached beforS Horton goes on duty
Washington special gays: The Interior Depart.
meat will oon take up for consideration the claim
| Of the Southern Pacific 10 the land grant OF the
Texas Pacific. Those who ought To know very con-
fdently express the opinion that the decision Of
Teller viii be adverse to the claim Of the Southern
| Pacific
Az meeting OF British shp-owners in London
opinions we've receiver frs m eminent English
Sci which were decidedly against Count De Ltsseps'
| monopoly of the work Of construction Of the canal
across the lsthnus OF Suez. committee OF ship
owners will forthwith demand power TO construct
the canal.
1 committee Of fifteen dstillers from the National
Export Association met al Chicago Wednt sday.
One OF the main questions for settlement was
whether the present rate Of mashing agreed upon
some time since-20 per cent OF elp1eity Of each
distierY-should be continued beyond July 1st the
date to which the agreement originally extended
special from Washington says Bonds TO the
value OF Sl00, 600 cancelled at the Treasury
Department Tuesday by fifteen persons and five
machines, and are now ready to be ground up
More o. them had been issued to the public. One
bond OF each denomination saved for the treas
ury specimen book. Nearly one-third Of the bonds
were 4-per cents
correspondent at Berlin says the arrest Of Kra-
zewska, the Polish author, and others, led to the
belief that conspiracy exists for obtaining secrets
relative to the German military organization There
twenty arrests at Berlin and Dresden yesterday
Of persons supposed to be connected with the con-
spiracy. Other arrests we're made al Halle, Han
over and Cologne.