Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-28
rELEGRAPHIc BREvI1IEs.

Dobie & Co.. ship-bulders, of Glasgow, have
failed. Twelve hundred workmen are thrown out
of employment.
The final action OF the Interior Department in
the case Of the Pueblo OF San Francisco " ILL., it is
thought, be announced in about two weeks.
The French Minister of War is holding consulta-
ton with the General commanding the Tonquin expe
dition, concerning the plans for the Eastern cam
paign.
De Lesseps is highly grafifed with the result of
his tour in England, and regards the settlement OF
the question OF the construction Of second Suez
Canal as virtually accomplished.
Cardinal Simeoni, on behalf Of the Pope congrat-
ulated the American Bishops In Rome upon the set
tlement OF the principal questions Of discussion in
relation to the clergy and Bishops.
Henry ]. Rice, manager of the Maee Sade com
blnatlon, was arrested the arrival of the steamer
Servia at New York on a charge of cheating Robert
Solomon out of s., 1855 during the voyage, at draw
poker.
Sergeant Mason was released from the peniten-
tiary at Albany yesterday afternoon, and left for
New York at once hoping to reach Virginia in time
to enjoy his Thanksgiving dinner with Betty and
the baby.
Prince Victor Napoleon, declining an invitation to
the Bonapartist banquet, said; AT present have
no part to play in politics, and should be distressed
to see my name made the preteXt for creating anta
| onsm between my father and myself"
correspondent OF the Manitoba Free Press, at
the end OF the Canadian Railway track in the Rock
les, gives glowing account of the great stores of
mineral wealth in those hitherto unknown regions.
Castle mountain is said to be almost solid mass Of
silver ore.
"a Colonel from Kentucky" was heard to threat
en- the life OF President Arthur in New York Mon
day, causing much excitement The military gen.
tleman from the Blue Grass region has not yet full
filled his promise, and probably will not as he is
| closely watched.
A special from Philadelphia SAYS: Blanche
Douglass, of Jennie Cramer murder trial fame is in
the CITY, She says there is no truth in the recently
pu hshed story OF the mysterious stranger with a
big mustache who had been sent out in the country
by the Malley boys during the trial.
Notice has been served by the indianapolis Super
lntendent OF Police, by order OF the Mayor and
Prosecuting Attorney, upon all news dealers, that
the sale OF flash illustrated papers must The
Offenders will be prosecuted under the State law,
which provides heavy penalties for violations.
Active negotiations at the instance of England are
now going on between China and France and it Is
still hoped that hostties may be confined to the
Red River delta, and an official declaration of war
avoided, unless, it is deemed very improbable
China herself declares after the impending com.
bat at BaCninh
The illness of the wife of General Rosecrans in
Washington remains OF serious character, and her
physicians do not think she can recover. 1t is a
case OF very peculiar character The blood
vessels that carry the blood to the brain are so thin
that they burst, allowing the blood to get into the
brain. She can rarely sit up over half hour in
day.
The French Government has received advices that
the feeling is growing along all the countries Of
North Africa that Ell Madhi IS destined to restore
Mohammedan supremacy. The growth of such
feeling threatens France in Africa and England in
India, and they being the parties SO directly con-
eerned, their joint action in Egypt has again be-
come probable.
For an attack on Matt. Kennedy, ex conductor of
the passenger train on the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Read, growing out OF the recent collision,
Dick Corbett, reporter of the Aurora Qll.) Daily
Neics land it is alleged the intended fourth husband
OF Alice Oates, publicly thrashed by Kennedy.
| This is the second humping Corbett has received
within short time.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company was held in
Baltimore Monday. The ffty-seventh annual re-
port on September 30. 1888, shows the earnings to
be $40, $4,000 expenses 81 0S4 ,000 and working
expenses $3.50 per cent, shOwir increase COM
pared with 1892 of 81 355 1868. The profit and loss
account shows increase for the past fiscal year OF
| 81, S55, S2I