Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-16

AoiA IS contemplated.
A tornado near Lawrence, Ks, Saturday
did considerable damage.
Archbishop Elder has taken charge of tbs
archdiocese of Cincinnati.
Important changes are to be made in the
Northern Pacific management.
& cyclone Saturday swooped down on ELL,
hart. Ind, doing much damage.
A war in railroad rates is brewing among
the lines which center at Denver.
At Windsor, Mo, the tents of circus
were destroyed by storm Saturday.
A long list of damages comes from southern
Nebraska, caused by Friday storms.
The United States steamer Pinta will at
tempt voyage from New York to Alaska.
John W. Maekay's FLY Eva won the four.
year-old trottiug stakes at Chicago Saturday.
The storm of Friday did greet damage at
Msryville, Burlington Junction and Maiden,
Mo.
Owing to i'll health, Mccullough, the actor.
has cancelled ell his engagements for the next
season.
After ell, it appears shat Arthur has again
changed his mind and will visit the Yellow.
stone PARK.
At Washington. O., while digging wsu,
three msn weIe saffcated by vein Of gas cut
by tie veh.
A bitterly contested priza fght came off
Saturday al Brighton Beach. Il was de-
clsred draw.
Great preparations are being made at Den.
yer for the Eneampment OF the Grand Army
of the Republic.
Serious trouble between the cigar manu-.
fscturers OF New York and their employees is
anticipated this week.
q meeting of telegraphic operators was
held Saturday night in Philadelphia. The
proceedings were kept secret.
A FIRE at Cookatoo, Minu., Saturday, de.
Three men were burned to death.
Three female paupar Immigrants snd
children were sent back TO Europe Saturday
by ths immigration Commissioners of New
York.
The mortality in New York rose last week
from ]. .051 to 1, 10. which ID very high rate,
considering the temperature and the state of
the weather.
r. G. Mitchell, Receiver of TIRE United
States Land Office at Duluth, MIMI, has
been arrested for frauds in connection with
pre-emptions.
The trouble between the Western Union
and its operators is still in dormant condi-
tion, and so far has given no evidence of its
existence, if it has any.
Colonel Guido Ilges arrived at st. Paul
yesterday morning from Fort Assiniboine,
ready for appearing before the Court-martial
which meets tomorrow.
Mrs. Phelps, an aged lady, and Mrs.
Phelps. Jr,, and daughter, 2 years old, were
killed st Roanoke, n. Y, Saturday morning,
at the Laokawauna Railroad crossing.
At Bismarck, D. T., Saturday, O'Donnell
and WanDegsn, the hunters who threatened
the life Of Marquis de Mores, were examined
and committed 10 jail in default of $4,000
bail.
John Hartman, s furniture dealer of o.
tswa, ILL.,, has brought suit for $4,000
dRmages for the seduction of his wife against
Rev. j. G. Huth, pastor of the Catholic
Church.
There was an unusual disturbance on the
telegraph wires between New York and the
West Saturday morning. A heavy rain
storm ragged in the vicinity of Pittsburg for
four hours.
A special says General Aylward. who led
TIE Beers in the south of Africa in the recent
war with the British, has eloped from Sara.
toga with Miss Van Hoessn CT Brooklyn,
whom he married when Boston was reached.
They soon leave for Australia.
Reports received at Bismarck, D. T., from
an parts of the Missouri slope show the crops
in fair condition. 1t is estimated that the
entire yield will produce twenty bushels of
wheat per acre. Lightrains the past few days
have materially improved the outlook.
The examination of N. Biddle, William o
Burke, M. D., and George Horn, as acceg-
sories in the murder of police officer Thomas
Moad on the morning of the 11;h, was con-
cluded st Ell Paso, Tex, Saturday. Biddle
was admitted to bail in the sum of 81, 900,
and Burke and Horn each in the sum of
So, 600.
A dispatch from Little Rock, Ark. says :
The two Iron Mountain Railroad train rob
bers, who escaped from the Coal Hill mines,
entered the stocksde Saturday morning
and surrendered. They had been lost in
wandering about the woods, and accidentally
approaching the stocksde, they became dis
heartened, aud being nearly starved, came in.
The murderers of Clingham, at Polk City,
L., last Tuesday night were overtaken and
surrounded in large belt of timber known
as Elk Horn Grove, in the southeast corner
of Shelby county, Friday night, and Satur-
day morning, in an attempt to escape. one of
them was fatally wounded and the other
captured. The wounded man gave his name
as Benjamin Gates, and before he died he
confessed that he was the murderer Of Cling
ham. The other man was threatened with
hanging and also confessed.
FOREIGN.
Two thousand weavers at Ashton on. Tyne
have struck.
Last week in Havana fifty.fve deaths oc.
CURED from yellow fever.
Carey and Farrell, tbs informers, are said
to be in prison in London.
Fighting continues in Zululaad. 1t is re-
ported that Cetewayo has been defeated.
It is reported that the Marquis Of Ripon
has resigned the Vice. Generalship Of India.
News from Valparaiso is to the OBJECT that
Congress is still sitting in secret session on the
Peruvian matter.
Glsdstono's contracts with De Lesgeps for q
second Suez canal is growing more aud more
unpopular in England.
The ceremony Of uuveiiiug the colossal
statue in honor Of the French Republic took
place Saturday at Paris.
Considerable alarm is caused ct Vienna by
the reports that cholera hes appeared
among the Austrian troops.
NOuub Us Iafld anu Obner OrleaDlBts, VINO
have been ss Vienna since the Duke de
Chambord became SO Ferioasly i'll, have left
for Psris.
An article has been published at Rome aud
approved by the Pope which reiterates the
principles laid down in the circular to the
Irish Bishops.
While storm was in progress st Gothen-
burg, Sweden, Friday. two houses we're struck
by lightning, two occupants vera killed and
many others injured.
A collision occurred between two working
trains at La Platas station, 5uenos Ayres,
Saturday, and two men were killed, feul
badly injured and fourteen slightly. Several
wagons were destroyed.
The Dictator Vientemilia has been elected
from Guyaquil, Ecuador, ind the inhabitants
OF that city viii sgsin eajoy peace and pros.
psrity. An attempt wss made TO asszssinate
Alfsra, the successful chief.
Affairs in Crete, owing to the resistance o.
the people to the payment OF taxes, ara verJ
grave. Committees are being formed through
out the island to resist the illegal measures O
the Porte. An outbreak is expected.
Gepsral Broacars Won Sche.lanGe.f, Ger
man Minister. has beeD inspecting the fort
resse4 on tbs Fzz3rr-1 froutiar aud has 1ravy,