Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Flashes OF Eews from all Farts Of the
World

1 G!oE O111AS.
Flashes OF Eews from all Farts of the
World
New York is promised good oyster sea-
eon.
Miss Braddon Is writing a new novel called
Phantom Fortune"
Ellen Terry's salary, while on her Ameri-
can tour, viii be e25 per week.
Queen Victoria and Princess Beatrice viii
20 TO the north of Italy for the winter.
Ths Nea York police made an arres: Sat-
ufday IN connection with the Metropolitan
Bank burglary committed in 1876.
Some of the members OF the Town Corpo-
ration Of Stratford. Eng, oppose the opening
| Of ShskesPears's tomb as dissertation.
It is thought the conduit system with tese-
phone AID telegraph lines will quickly
supersode the pois-strinsiug method now in
vogue.
Yesterday being the 6ttisth birthday of the
| New York Sun, it reproduced It's first num-
Der printed il 1888 as supplement to the
regular edition.
| The King of Denmark has declined the
| offer OF q municipal fete rendered in honor OF
the Car, because, he says. the Gar came to
Denmark for reposs.
Mr.. Detaas. one of the German Commits
sioners to the Fogeign Exposition at Boston,
etztes that the Empress of Austria is likely to
soon visit the United States.
The term of the United States Court re-
Gently held at Dsadwood cost the Govern
meat $4,000, yet not conviction was
reached on ths many Indictments presented.
Patti is engaged fo- two concerts at Biz
minghsm and Manchester. She is to re-
| ceiys 81, 600 for ssch. being the largest
SUM yet paid in England for such perform
snc7.
The International Workingmen's Associa-
zion Of San Francisco has addressed letter
to the New York workingmen, denouncing
| Dennis Kearney as traitor to the cAuse OF
labor.
4 Fcrt Worth Tex }, fpecial says Par.
| ties last night telgraphed that tie Slade-
| Mitchell fight is TO come off here. All their
expenses from any point il the United States
viii be paid
All coal mines in cha vicinity Of Youngs-
town, O., are running as usual. The men in
only two mines asked an advance, which
was refused, and they returned to work at
the cid price.
Two hundred persons have been arrested in
the province of Girgente, Italy charged
with brigandage. Among those arrested are
! q priest, several land owners and members Of
commercial councils.
The Chinese Government intends to issue
formal protest TO tue great power, 6eclar-
| ing that the treaty of peace between Francs
aud Anam is veid, because Anam was forced
| by the French 20 sign 1t.
The nine Iriahnen at Glasgow charged
| with being connected with attempts 20 de-
atroy property with dynamite, are known to
| the police &c Fenians, aad have been under
surveillance Tor several months,
A dispatch from HongkoDg rsys il is re-
ported that 10 600 Chinese troJ p crossed the
Wengker and proceeded 20 Wandering. The
squadron vessels ere loadiUg at Shanghai
with troops, ammunition and rorpedoes.
A special from Indianapolis says tie son of
the late Godioye S, Ortiz, of Indiana, by his
FIRST wife, is preparing 10 contest the will,
which leaves all the estate to the second wife.
he charges she used undue ipfasnce to secure
the estate.
a. L. Hemingway, for the past six years
Superintendent of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Of Chicago, has sent in his
resignation, to take effect at the end of the
year. He contemplates travelling in Califor-
MIA TO recruit his health.
The remains of Count de Chambord were
conveyed from Frohsdorf to Woikersdo:f on
Sunday no-ning, AID sent from there to
Gorlitz in the evening. All tie Inhabitants e
FrohFdorf accompanied the procession from
she chstesu TO tbs depot.
At the town of Logos, in Mexico, few
days ago. while services we're being held in
the pliGcipsl church, there was severe
thunder storm, during which fash of light.
ming struck the building, killing the priest,
four women and little girl.
The Navy Department ia in receipt Of
letter from San Francisco stating that the
body of man, supposed to be that OF Master
Putnam Of the Rodgers, was found OF Cape
Prince of Wales, Alaska, ny natives when
tbs ice broke up ii August, 1882.
At mass meeting held Sunday at Cspps.
lors, Ireland, Lliohasl Dayitt delivered an
tons of landlordism in Ireland 6 600 house
holders had been deprived of their homes
wilma the quarter ending July lst.
Drought ia the past two months has greatly
damaged crops throughout the soslth side CT
Virginia. A. sons atatioHs there will not be
more than half crop Of corn, cotton and
tobacco. Streams are fast drying up, render
ing milling operations almost inpracticable.
Her Majesty, on arriving ct Bslmoral on
Saturday, Immediately drove Co John
Browns grave, and spent an hour in COM
munion with her gIief The court servants
have bean required to wear arElet black
mourning bands in honor OF the late John
Brown.
Judge Webb, Of The United States District
Court, at Portland, Me-, yesterday morning
invited Lord ColeIidge and party TO cit in his
Court. The invitation was accepted, and
upon recess Of the Court Lord Coleridge
was presented TO about twenty-five members
o. the bar.
David DE-. Nsele, father of the late General
Maggie, vino, with five brothers, took part in
the war Of the Rebellion. was found by the
severe poverty in a rear room on Baltic street..
He is an Irishman by birth, snd a scholarly
gentleman.
In consequence Of the ruuors of the in
tended attempt TO rescue O'Dor nell on bis ar
rival at Southampton, Eng, extraordinary
precautions have been taken 20 guard the
prisoner. He will be taken to Millbanks
prison under military guard and tried ct the
Cid Bailey.
Resolutions were passed by the amalgam-
sted Irish Catholic Societies st Fall River,
Mass, in joint convention, to boycott the
Daily Herald, because the latter refused to
print an appeal for aid in behalf of the fam.
lies of the men executed for implication in
the Pb@aix Park murders.
A dispatch from Hougkong notes that the
French General Bovet demanded of the War
Department naval reinforcement Of 5000
men. The country is still suffering from
floods. The French Admiral has issued a
notice declaring all ports TO Anam, including
Saigon, in a state OF blockade.
The meeting of the Catholic Central Verein
at Evansville, Ind, Sunday. was great sue
cess. Il was the largest of the kind ever wit
messed there. Societies from Cincinnati,
Louisville, Peoria. Chicago. Milwaukee and
other cities were present, twenty-one States
being represented. The crowd in the city is
very large, but well cared for.
A special from Oskalooss. Iowa, says, the
death of NJ. Z. Cults. Member of Congress
elect from OskRlooss District, may affect the
campaign in that State to this degree Cen
eral Weaver might be induced to Withdraw
from the Gubernatoriai race In favor Of Judge
Kinnie, in return for the entire Democratic
vote for the vacans Congressional seat.
The impression has gone abroad that Queen
Victoria has practically disgraced the new
Duke Of Marlborough by refusing to admit
him TO her presence to deliver mp the in
sigma Of tbs garter which his father wore,
and his successor. according to custom. de-
Hvers TO the sovereign. He has been told that
he must leave tho things with the Lord Cham
harlai1