Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-10
TELgesApHIc BRzvIrrRs.
Condensation from Last Nights Special
Dispatches.

1t ia officially denied that arms sre being
shipped from Springfield. Mas, to China.
Gilman's steam sawmill near Hull. Quebec.
wss burned Wednesday night. Less. $780,
600.
British imports have decreased the past
month, compared with July last year, $780,
GOO; exports decreased e5S. 700.
An engineer and passenger were Injured
/ Wednesday by an accident on ths Sixth
avenue Elevated Railroad train at New York.
The weekly statement Of the Bank of Eng.
land shows decrease in bullion OF eSS COO.
Proportion of bank reserves to liabilities, 453
per cent.
The Press Clubs Of New York, Rochester,
| Providence ard Cleveland have taken pre-.
Gminary steps to organize National League
of Journalism.
The COMMITTEES OF the English House OF
| Lords, who have been considering ihs Man.
chester ship canal bill. have decided TO drop
the measure for this session.
A special from Syracuse, N. Y, says Neal
Stoddsrd, who once challenged Sullivan, aud
Steve Taylor OF New Jersey, have had
boxing bout. Stoddard got much the worst
OF it.
A piecs of almost pure copper, weighing 90
pounds, wss found on farm near Berrisn
| Springs, Mich, and ore containing forty psr
cent. Of silver was picked up st point four
miles defiant.
J. Milton Turner has purchased wsgons
and other necessary articles at Topeka, Ks.,
with which TO transfer to Oklahama residents
of the Indian Territory, who are dissatisfied
because they cannot vote.
George S. Hart and William K. Soulter
we're elected at New York Directors of the
/ posfol Talar,-a ~, IN ,aIacs NJ Hprh
J. Jewett and Thomas Dickinson, resigned.
A President was not chosen.
The strike at the Woonsockst Company's
mill, Providence, r. L, has ended, the weav-
eIs returning to work. They wanted 20 cents
cut, and their demands were granted. This
is an advance of II csnts per cut.
Mrs. VIM. G. Fargo, widow of the Presi.
dent of tho Anericon Express Company,
was married il Baffa,o TO +. +. Fargo,
formerly City Clerk. The second husband is
no relative of the other Fargo family.
Levi D. Jarrard, who defsulsed as Collector
of Middesex county, N. Y, to the extent Of
S39, 000 when arrested had leased and was
! fitting up hotel at Windsor, Canada. lie
will resist his extradition on charge OF for
gerry.
A Pittsburg dispatch says: An extended
strike in the Connellville coke regions is not
i'm probable. Tbs Knights Of Labor have
lately been organizing the miners OF that dis
tTict, and ths operators hsVe combined TO op-
pose them.
A St. Petersburg dispatch says the corona.
tion Gecres, granting liberty OF worship to
disssnters, only affects one million of So
called registered dissenters. There are four
teen millions sill unrel;eyeG of their religious
disabilities.
President MacKenna, at Valparaiso, con.
graduated Admiral Lynch upon the success
of hia arms ct Hutmachacs, and says the
victory will be doubly glorious if it leads to
peaca and the establishment Of a regular
government in Peru.
A train of ten cars is to be loaded with
canned goods sc Portland, he, and started
for Portland, Or, as coon as the Northern
Pacific Railroad Is opened. The cars are TO
be conspicuously marked, 80 as to attract at.
tention al along the route.
The resignation OF w. j. Palmer of the
Presidency of the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad was rendered to the Board of Direc-
tors yesterday and accepted. Gen. Palmer's
action is said TO be due to his connection with
the Mexico National Railway.
When the steamship Manitoba, from elias.
Cow, was coming up the river TO Quebec,
through the Straits OF Belle Isle. Rsv. Mr..
Sweet, Presbyterian minister, cut his
throat and jumped overheard. The boat was
put about and the body recovered.
A correspondent at Hongkong says he has
been informed that there are no Chinese
troops either in Torquin or on the frontier;
but the gsrrisons in the provinces OF Fannam
and Kwangsi have been secretly increased.
Much grain and rice is being stored at Can
ton.
The statement that Cetewayoi is alive comes
from Cetewsyo's brother, who says taat Get
ewayo took refuge in an isolated kraal after
the late battle, he having received two
wounds in Ehe leg. The London Times cor
respondent in Natal is inclined TO believe the
ssateneHt.
When the prisoner Andrews was being re.
moved from the residence OF the murdered
man, Maroney, at TORONTO, Ont., after the
inquest Wednesday night, determined effort
was mads 20 lyncA him, but special guards
were on hand, and, gith their assistance, the
prisoner was conveyed TO jail.
A Mckinley (rexas) special says: AT the
Confederate reuoion to-day General Gable
declared that England and America can
never have more than an unnatural friend
ship. He hoped to live long enough TO lead
ex. Confederates under the stars and stripes,
in Z contest against England.
had been arranged to be held on the estate Of
Parnel, in Wicklow county, Ireland Sun
day next, has been suddenly abandoned. II
is stated that the abandoning was in conse-
quence Of the intimation from the authorities
that the meeting would be suppressed,
Moritz Scharf, the boy who was the princi.
pal witness for the prosecution IN the recent
trial of number of Jews at Nyreggheza,
Hungary, charged with numbering girl in
order to secure her blood FOR ritual purposes,
and who swore he saw the murder commit
ted, has confessed to O reporter of news
paper that his testimony WAS false.
Wednesday evening John Fisher, aged Is.
vas sailing with two young ladies at Quincy,
Mass, when gale of wind struck the sails.
and the boom swinging suddenly around,
Fisher and one of the ladies. named Wini-
fred Butler, were swept into the water.
Fisher was Immediately drowned, and Miss
Butler died soon after being brought on shore.
Specials report a revere storm in Shelby,
Csss and PottswEttomie counties, lows,
Wednesday night. Growing crops were
leveled to the ground and considerable dam
age done to other property. The track Of
the storm was five miles vida. Near Bray
ton twenty-five head of csttle were killed by
being stampedsd and rushing down an en-
bankment. At Lorah nine freight cars were
blown from the track.
Thirty.two persons who took part in the
riotous demonstrations ct Pesth, Hungary,
against Jos. Schsri, father of Moritz Scharf,
one of the defendants in the Nyregghezs
trial and other Jews, have been arrested.
The iioting continued until one o'clock yes
terday morning. The authorities, in order to
stop the disaster, have been compelled to
place Gordon of troops around the street.
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