Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-21
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Flashes Of News from all Parts Of the
World

Yellow fever is reported at Acapulco, La Union
and Panama.
John B. Furray, Postoffce Inspector, of Omaha,
has been removed.
Medical Inspector Kenney has been dismissed
from the naval service.
Fifty persons in Thorn, West Prussia, have been
attacked by trichiniasis
Sodor Nnlon, a survivor of the Old Guard of Ma
poleon, was banqueted at Philadelphia Monday
night.
Charles William Siemens, scientist engineer and
electrician, died in London yesterday OF rupture Of
the heart, aged 81 years.
Count Van Novski, the Russian Minister of War,
had long conference with the Emperor in Berlin
yesterday, who gave dinner.
The Prussian Diet was opened in Berlin yester-
day by the Minister of the Interior. speech from
the throne set forth that the financial situation had
improved.
At the Northern Pacific preferred stockholders
meeting in New York yesterday afternoon, 352, ,42S
shares voted in favor of the $4,000 900 second
mortgage bond issue, and only 63 shares against it.
A Danville Qnd.) special says: Early yesterday
morning unknown parties inserted dynamite cart
ridges under the Dewdrop Saloon. The explosion
blew the building to pieces and shook the entire
town.
The steamer Amerique, which was overdue five
days. causing some anxiety, arrived in New York
yesterday morning Disabled engines caused the
delay On board the steamer was the body Of Mrs.
John Russell Young
Queen Yictoris left Balmoral yesterday for Wind
sor Castle. foice cioseIv guarded the train to
Aberdeen, and the Great Western Railway Company
took extraordinary precautions AT Windsor slough
large gangs OF men guard the arches.
Rev. V. A. Lewis, o. California, is sojourning at
Clifton Springs, n Y. lie has been engaged BY Dr.
Ellingwood Secretary Of the New York Board of
Foreign Missions, to sp ak in many Of the larger
Eastern cities during the winter Chinese mat
ters.
A New York special says: The Canadian Pacific
syndicate have gobbled the Credit Valley and Lon.
don Junction roads and is negotiating for the
Northern Railway The smaller lines will evidently
be forced to consolidate with the Grand Trunk or
the Pacific.
An Hnconfrmed report is current in London that
the orders for rettng three transports for the pur
pose Of conveying British troops home from Egypt
have been countermanded, owing to the recent
Egyptian defeat and alleged critical position Of
Hicks Pasha.
W. B. Johnston whose home is in Webster, Mass +,
left California eight months ago with an old horse
and buggy, behind which WAS fastened an Ayrshire
COW that had accompanied him across the plains,
and furnished him with most of his living route
He reached his destination on Tuesday last.
In the Armstrong will case at Boston decree has
been entered setting aside the recent verdict against
Blodgett and dismissing the bill with costs. This
fendsnt paid nearly Sl75, ,000-about half he
would have been obliged to pay had the full amount
OF the verdict been enforced.
An Ottawa dispatch says: A report made to the
combined city charities points out the terribly des-
titute condition of the poor Irish immigrant fami-
lies in this city. The Globe asks Why should not
the Imperial Government be called upon to refund
what Toronto and other Canadian cities may have
to pay for the support of of those who are re-
duced to abject poverty?
The brigantine Bonnie Lassie was lost in the re-
cent hurrleane on the Newfoundland coast, with
Captain Hsgan, First Officer Peavy and Steward La
hey. The brigantine Guelp foundered in the Gulf
of St. Lawrence. Her crew got ashore after terrible
suffering. They were forty-eight hours in small
boat with only one Other vessels were reported
lost, but the crews were saved
For further Dispatches see Second Paqe.l