Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-19

CONDENSED TsLFeaAMs.
Flashes Of News from ali Parts of the
World.

Flashes Of News from ali Parts of the
World.
| Ingersoll began his address to the Jury in
the star-route trial yesterday.
It is stated that O'Donovan Rossa is in
Montreal. His errand is unknown.
George NJ. Pullman is about to leave Chi
| cago for an extended tour of California.
! Latest advices from Dodge City, Kansas,
are to the effect that the situation is I'm.
changed.
The estate of L. c. Hammersly. of New
York, valued at S5.000.o vas bsqueathed
20 his WIDOW
1t was stated OF the White House yester-
| day that the President will appoint a Com
missioner of Internal Revenue to-day.
The Berlin Yosasche Zehung thinks the
Pope's circular to tas Irish clergy comes too
late. Germany approves the circular.
The Brewers Convention, which has been
in session at Detroit, Adjourned to meet in
New York the third Wednesday in Msy,
1884
William J. Hutchinzor, expelled froo the
New ork Stock Exchange, has begun suit
against the Exchange, cisi.ning 800, 600
damages.
Ii u HSHs DStHSen U lluSSplES pSrCy OF clt-
izens and two horsethieves in Crawford coun-
ty, Mo, one of the former and one of the
latter were killed.
A New Brunswick IN. Y. dispatch says
that the total amount of the missing Post
master and ex-County Collector Jarrsr1s
defalcasion is $40, 500.
The prohibitory amendment was defeated
In the State Senate of Pennsylvania yester-
dsy, licking two-tbirds of the vote, which
stood q ayes, 10 noes.
A bill passed the Illinois House yesterday
requiring railroad companies 20 build station
houses at all points along their lines where
the United States mail is delivered.
Judge McFarlane, Commissioner of the
General Land Ofics, has left Washington for
Beatrice, Neb., where he viii represent the
Government at the sale of the Otoe Indian
reservation.
Adjusant- General Drum has received sd.
vices from Whipple Barracks, Arizoue,
which states that General Crook has with
him 200 Apache scouts, 80 csvalrymen AID
so civilians.
The business failures throughout the couu.
try, as reported TO the Mercantile Agency of
r. g. Dun & Co., of New York, durirg
the last seven days., number III, SIS against
156 last week.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
authorized the Merchants National Bank of
Grinpell, Iowa; capital, S100, 600; and the
First National Bank of Sabetha, Kansas :;
capital, $4,000.
A mass meeting Of silk operators was held
at Paterson, n. J., Thursday. A resolution
wss passed against reduction, but COM
nunistic crowd broke it up With great noise
and threats Of violence.
The Police are seeking Maud Earl, who
once lived in st. Paul, Minn. Her mother, who
lives in Fan Claire, has fallen heir TO for
tune Of go. 600 in England, and desires TO
take her daughter abroad.
A pretty and Intelligent young woman.
giving the name Of Kitty Mitchell, and said
by the police to be the daughter of member
Of the New York Legislature, was arrested
Thursday il Chjcsgo for shoplifting.
Judge Gardner, of Chicago, has entered bis
decree in the separate-msintenance suit of
Louisa Everham, actress, against Joseph +.
Everham, actor, and ordered him to psy her
$50 month alimony until further orders of
the Court.
Commissioner Dudley says he has sent in
about S10000,0 900 worth of pensions this
month. It was expected he would run the
amount up to S15 600. 900, in order to close
up the estimate of the year. with So COO 600
batch in June.
United States Commissioner Osborne said
in New York yesterday that there has not
been sny warrant Issued from Washington
for the arrest of 2. j. Sheridan. If war
rant was Issued il would in all probability be
Issued in New Yosk.
Ths will Of Mrs, Elizabeth McEvers Bay
ard, daughter of She late James McEverp, Of
Brooklyn, n. Y, has been fled. The estate
is valued at nearly $4,000 coo, and was In
herited from her father The entire property
is left TO her husband, Robert Bayard.
The Paymasters and ex-Paymasters who
served in the Union army during the war,
have completed their veteran organization in
Washington, and issued circulars to all man.
bers of the corps not present TO meet at Cape
May in August, sid adopsa constitution and
bylaws.
Seventeen gamblers and lostery.dealers
pleaded guilty yesterday in the General Ses-
sions st Nav York. They were charged with
gaming and selling lottery policies. Eight
were sentenced to penalty Of from ten to
thirty dsvs and to pay fines ranging from 81
to $50. Eight were fined $500 each.
A number of Cinnamon and their wives
were placed on trial in New York Yesterday,
who had been arrested in opium juiuts in the
lower part of the city. Tas prosecution was
unable to prove that they had obtained opium
in the joints where they were made prison
ers, snd ths Court discharged the accused
Paymsster Wasson's friends will endeavor
to prove that he has been made the victim of
q set Of officers who do little besides playing
cards at frontier posts and drawing salaries
from the Government, and, if possible, to in
sinuate that conspiracy existed to destroy
him financially and ruin bis personal reputa-
tion.
J. Il. Sanders, of Chicsgo, member of
the United States Treasury Cattle Commits
aion, leaves fDr Europe next week On spe-
cial Government mission. His trip has ref.
erence to the restrictions which are now
imposed upon our export cattle trade with
Great Britain and TO olr pork trade with
Germany and other European countries.
A special from Baltim IRE Of the 18th says:
This afternoon Chsrlss Edward Hanson shot
and killed Charles r. White while The latter
yyss paying q friendly visit at the formers
houge. near Ilchester, thirtssn miles from
this city. Both belong TO old Maryland
families and ara OF the highest social position.
The affair has caused great excitement in
this city. where they were known.
An El Peso (Tsx.) special says There are
evidences that Crook is st work in the foot
hills. The table land roads and villages Of
Chihuahu9, esst OF tbs Sierra Madre range.
are being ha,raesed by small bands of
Apsches who seemed to have been driven
out Of the range itself. The Mexican Cen.
tral Railroad people say there are some
doubts of correspondent reaching Janos.
The Mexican military are alarmed about
Crook. He has at least undertaken the bold
est venture of any American soldier.