Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04

Whitehead and Daltor, the men charged with
| treason and felony in connection with the
dynamite conspiracy, were again arraigned in
London yesterday morning, and remanded for
another week.
Freemasons' Hall, on Queen street, Lor.
dor, was burned yesterday. All the insig-
mia, furniture and paintings were destroyed.
Among the paintings we're portraits of all the
Past Grand Masters. The loss is mostly
irreparable.
The Iowa Republican State Committee at
Des Moines yesterday morning fixed the date
of the State Convention June 9th, st Dss
Moines, and the apportionment based on the
vote for Secretary Of State. There will be
S44 delegates.
! Salmi Morse has abandoned for the present
ell idea of producing the Passion Play in
New York, and has applied to the Mayor for
license for Morse's Temple. which he wishes
hereafter shall be known as the Twenty third
Street Theater.
The ANNUAL meeting of the Michigan Cen.
trail Railroad was held in Detroit yesterday.
The annual report shows the gross earnings
81, 726; interest and rentals, sl60, 1877; net
earnings, 1857, 9S5.
The bark Nicasia, which has arrived at
Bremen, reports that on April Doth she spoke
| the steamer Hapsburg, from New York April
9Th, for Bremen. previously spoken with her
shaft disabled. The Hspsburg reported all
well. The weather was fine at the time.
The French Minister of Foreign Affsirs,
speaking in the Senate on the triple alliance,
said he believed in the sincerity OF the decla.
| rations of the Italian Foreign Minister and
the Hungarian Premier, that no idea Of
aggression against France was entertained.
The Coroner's jury at Battle Creek, Mich,
censure tbs conductor and brakeman of the
Grand Trunk train, on which number of
people were killed few days ago by being
run into by a freight train, on the ground
that they failed to exercise proper precaution
Charles Chsuncy Burr. who nominated
Charles O'Conor for President of the United
States in 1872 advocated the cause of the
South st the breaking out Of the war. and
c7ut, died at Hoboken, n. j., Wednesday.
aged 62.
Every Government presg is at work on rev.
enue stamps and 90 fast as they are recsived
by the Internal Revenue Bureau they are
prepared for shipment, and each day are for
warded to the Collectors. Each Collector is
supplied WITH quantity proportionate to his
acquisitions.
The President hss appointed the following
members of the Board of Visitors to West
Point: Rear-Admirsl G. p. Rogers. Bishop
William 1. Kip (of California;, Hon. J. N.
Arnold (of illinois,, Hon. B. G. Whitman,
Howard Potter, Hon. Asa French, and Col.
J.. NJ. Dayton.
Secretary Folger denies that his attention
had been called to reported anti-British ut.
terapcss of the well known J. O'Meaeher
Condor, now ia the employ of the Treasury
Department. Mr.. Folger characterized tbs
report that the British Minister had made a
complaint on the subject as absurd.
The rotunda ct Castle Garden. New York.
presented kaleidoscopic picture Wednesday.
L. was crowded with msn, women and chill
dren OF many nationalities. and in great va
riety OF costumes and colors. There were
2 o72 Immigrant passengers landed during the
day from the steerage of tivs vessels.
Mayor Low has hired the Brooklyn Acade-
my of Music for the evening of May 24sh.
the day on which the bridge is to be opened.
when it Is proposed that the city give pub
lie reception to President Arthur and Gov
ernoT Cleveland at that time, as they will be
present at the bridge opening exercises.
Edward Crisco, living near BTowers Hills,
N. O., when returning with o party of Young
men from bis sisters funeral, proposed horse
race, and bet money on the result. During
tne FACE CtlscoS morse swerved and threw
him against tree. breaking his thigh and
arm, and causing severe internal injuries.
There is considerable apprehension on the
lower Rio Grande regarding the yellow fever.
Governor Ireland, of Texas, has racsived a
telegram from the Chamber of Commerce at
Matsmoras, Mex. advising that should quar-.
antine be necessary this eeason, the sta
ton will be established at Bagdad instead Of
at Brownsville.
Priestgate street, one of the principal
thoroughfsres of Peterborough, England. was
partially blown up Wednesday night. Great
alarm was caused by the explosion. az it was
thought il was the work Of dynamite, but it
! is now believed it was due TO the ignition of
gas in sewer under the street. Tie houses
on the street were much damaged.
A telegram has been received at Cairo.
Egypt, from Colonel Hicks, reporting thst
on the 10Th ultimo he had an engagement
with 5000 rebels, The battle, which lssted
half an hour. resulted in the defeat of the
rebels with 500 killed, including the Lieuten.
ant-General of Elwshdi The False Prophet
and many Others were wounded. The Egyp.
tian losses were slight.