Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-16

Bismarck is able to ascend to his bedroom
james Hare, one of the KLmainham pris.
onerp, Is very Ill.
1t is stated that Won Bsnringsen will enter
the German Cabinet.
The third reading of the budget has begun
in the German Reichstag.
The Governor of New Jersey has signed
the bill egalizing labor strikes.
A Strassburg dispatch says that Bishop
Poess has resigned on account Of old age.
The Government will introduce bill in
Parliament for the registration CT Irish voters.
A Des Moines ia. dispatch says that
Litta, the prima donna, is quite i'll az Grin
nell.
The President has nominated Arthur L.
Thomas. OF Pennsylvania, Secretary for Utah
Territory.
The tug searching for the steamer Quebec.
from Portland for Liverpool. failed to find
| the steamer.
A jury hiss been obtained in the Neal and
Croft case at Grsyson, KY, and the taking Ct
evidence has begun.
Five additional kilometers are completed
on the gulf end of the Tehuantepec Railway.
Total constructed, 40.
The London Daily NcacS says: The weather
may how>imp-ove, but it is certain that the
wheat crop will be short,
Returns indicate the election of General
Porfrio Diaz as President OF the National
Supreme Court Of Mexico.
There is great inconvenience by the long
continued drought in New Brunswick. The
mills have been forced TO shut down.
Nilsson is sick st the Grand Pacific in Chi
cago, aud missed her engagement at AIilwau-
kee. She has been iudisposed several days.
At Albany, n. Y, yesterday, the Senate
passed the tive-cent-sare bill for elevated
roads. The Governors signature makes it q
law.
The Virginia State Democratic COMMITTEES
| have called Convention a. Lyrchburg July
18th, to take action looking to harmony in
the party.
Randolph Gilmore ard Simms Gilmore
have been arrested at Columbus, O, on the
charge of counterfeiting silver coin and $50
gold pieces.
AL the indications at Chicago point to a
disastrous war Of rates between Eastern trunk
lines. Rumors come from all sections of en-
teripg wedges.
a Wss' iugton special states that 81 ,000.-
COO worth If gal4, coined at New Orleans, is
short 50 so on the 500, and that an investi-
CATION is probable.
At Wilton, Conn, in the same room with
the funeral services over the remains of VIM.
d. Gregory, his daughter was being married,
at her fathers request.
| The extensive wardrobe of Edwin Forrest
was sold by auction in Philadelphia yester-
day. There was a marked absence Of the pro-
fession, and prices were small.
Emperor William has sent an autograph
letter to Count Won Moltke thanking him for
his able defense of the Ministry in the debate
on the German military estimates.
General Hazen has written letter to Sec
rotary Lincoln requesting that an investiza-
ton of his administration Of the Signal Office
be made By q committee of the Ssnate, on
account of Beitzhoovet's charges.
The 4ppel du People, Prince jerome Ma.
poleon's organ, in Paris, is out. Il contains
protest, signed by thirty Bonapartiat Depu-
ties, against ths arrest Of Prince jerome. The
| game article advocates plebiscise.
In fight between four men, two on each
| side, for the possession Of an old log house
near Graham, Tex, one was killed and all the
others wounded. Revolvers, shotguns and
Winchester rifles were the we,p)ns used.
The Boston Post says Insurance. Comrnis-
sioner Clark has resigned because Governor
Butler showed proofs where he received
money-in one instance $4000-fto1n insur-
anc3 companies for favorable men. lion IN hi:
report
Indian Inspsc.or Pollock has been instruct
ed by the SECRETARY of the Interior TO en-
deavJr to fleet az smica5le s6j lstmsn Of
tie troubles smoBg tie Ceeei; IedIars, waieh
has arisen from the distribution If the Or ell
orphan fund.
A priza. fight between John Mario1, Of
Pistsburg, and Franklin Glazier. of Harris
burg, is reported to have taken plaza near
Cleveland. There were twenty-one rounds,
Glazier was badly whipped. The fight lasted
one hour and twenty minutes.
jay Gould viii start on his tour around the
world tho middle of the coming summer, aud
viii remain e!way two years He will spend
the winter in the Mediterranean, visiting
Italy, Greece, Egypt and Iaci', as well az
China and Japan, aud possibly Australia
The report of the Jeanette Board hiss been
submitted TO the Secretary of the Navy, who
approved it as whole, but returned it TO the
Board for q few verbal changes. Thes3 made,
tbs report will probably be transmitted 10
Congress as soon as the Secretary returns.
Preparations for tbs presentation Of the
Passion Play in New York are now COM
pleted and the theater where it is TO be pre-
sented is finished in every part. TIE place
is lighted throughout By candelsbra Of seven
candles each, made after thu ancient jew
pattern. Fall dress rehearsal will bs given
Saturday evening.
Judge Lsncmore, of the New York Su-
prene Court, has decided that the stock Of
the Panama Railroad Company, assessed last
year on It's actual valuation. was properly
taxed. The company claimed that il could
mo ha iaoaIlr- 4a-aI how acfZ -D0
600, asd that IS, 922, $40 invested in real es.
tate must be excluded.
a. McIlrath, for several years in the Gov
eminent Secret Service in Boston, states he
is one of dozen heirs WAC will shortly come
into the possession of fortune estimated ct
500, 100000 in England. He says For
fifteen years we have been at work trying to
bring this about, and recently cablegram in
dicates the long, desired result has been at
tanned"
Hullett, the American who narrowly e.
capped massacre ct Madagascar, has arrived in
London on his way to the United States, to
lay his case before tbs Government, and
claim damages against Madagascar. Hullett
makes long and interesting statement of his
adventures. He heartily thanks the CON-
mander of her Majesty's gunboas Fawn, who
brought him to Natal.
| An0 SSISSh st'SSCAi 81 ttlt opening OK L ar
lament is published. Her Majesty refers to
the Danubian Conference, ths recent events
in Egypt, the restoration of Cetewsyo, and
the elimination of crime Ia Ireland. Her
Majesty avows the Governments determine
ton not to allow the Irish subject to occupy
almost the entire attention of Parliament, as
heretofore. The remainder of the address
has reference to reforms in the Home Gov
| eminent.
a Lewes, Delaware, special says: James
Atwald left town to-day at the order of the
police. He came here from foreign vessel
recently and soon developed bad case Of
tsgious He saws he Is an Enslishma IAN Az and
has been residing in Havana. The skin wa,
discolored-At first yellow. then red, then
brown. in spots. and sometimes al three
coloEs at once. He was proatrA.e and often
meditsted suicide He came here with the