Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-18


OF September.
An insane man created sensation in St.
Demands Church, Cohoes, n. Y, by wrench
ing book from the priests hands and for
bidding him TO say mass.
Eighty thousand dollars worth of securities
brought-to Boston by Cenon Bernard, who
absconded, was turned over TO Bourges,
Minister Of Police Of Brussels.
The last conference between Baron Won
Schloszer, Prussian representative at tbs
Vatican. end Cardinal Jacobipi, Papal Ssc-
rotary of State, was purely formal one.
The name of Mathew Barr, of Erie, Pa,
was sent to the President yesterday by the
Secretary of the Interior, for appointment as
Indian Inspector, vice Chapman, resigned.
The Spanish Government has introduced a
bill 10 the Cortes for credit of 1.0e0, 600
pesetas, to defray the cost of the adoption of
all possible measures againat the introduction
cholera into Spain.
The President hss approved the sentence
of dismissal in the case Of Lieutenant n.
Holmes, Of the Thirteenth Infantry, recently
tried by Court-msrtisl at Fort Bliss, Texas,
for duplicating pay accounts.
About fifty longehoremen employed at
Prentice's stores, Brooklyn, struck yesterday
for an increase of wages. They have been
paid twenty cents an hour, but made de-
mand for an additional five cents.
A German weekly paper in the interest of
German trade ard immigration is to be es-
tablished in the City of Mexico. The Tic0
Republics. the organ Of the American inter-
ests. will appear as daily henceforth.
Arrests have bser made in the north Of
Spain of Captain, four Subslterns and nine
Sergeants. They wera arrested at garrisoas
on the Ebro. They will be tried by Court.
martial for connection with disloyal plots.
A dispatch from Prescott, Ont, says
Haulan and Ross have agreed to extend the
time of starting from to 6:45 P. NJ. to-dsy
Suitable water failing, the racs TO take place
between and 6:45 p. NJ. the day following.
In shooting for the st. Leser prize ct Vim.
bledon, England, Monday, five Of the con
testants. includiog Human, of the American
team, and Young and Gibbs, Of the English
team, made equal score5-4S out OF possible
30.
Pere Hyacinthe has purchased tickets fol
himself and family for passage to America
He win sail from Paris 10 the Arizona,
August 25sh. Father Hyacipths will prob
ably lecture in New York and elsewhere il
this country.
It has been decided to put second daily
mail service on the Hannibal and st, JoRail
road between Quincy and Hannibal. This
will make 8 continuous double daily railway
mail service from Chicago to Denver via
Kansas City.
Thirty thousand dollars worth of fine
laces, silks and hosiery, belonging TO q Mexi
can merchant. was seized TN board the
steamer Alaska, from Liverpool, Monday, at
New York. The goods were in ten trunks
not entered or the manifest.
The grand reception concert of the twenty.
third Saengerfest of tbs North American
Saengerbund, held in Buffalo Monday even.
ing, at the new music hall of the German
Young Mems Association, was an unqualified
success. The attendance was nearly 5000.
Letters from Madagascar to May Both say
that the Malagasy Government has advised
the British, Norwegian and American oiti
zens residing in the capital, who live near
together, that the Government might not be
able to protect them il the event Of popular
outbreak. *
Secretary Teller says the question of tht
transfer of the Texas Pacific land grant &c
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company will
not be decided until September 1st, and that
be proposes to settle the matter himself
without referring to the Attorney Genera
for an opinion.
Eight boilers of the Anthracite Furnace
owned by the Philadelphia and Reading
Railway Company. and operated by VIM
Kaufman, exploded at Reading, Pc, yester.
day morning, reducing the furnace to mas,
of ruins. OGe man was killed and seYsra
Others badly hurt.
John Mccullough and William E. Conner
his manager, arrived in Nsw York Monday
night from Quincy, Ill. The naws that Me
Cuilough's health is 30 impaired that he has
by the advice of his phYsiciaus, cancelled hi
professional engagements for the next season
created wild and profound regret.
According to advices from the west coast O
Af.ica, FL. NJ. Stanley was, in May, about t.
start On q Een-months' journey toward Chi
esst coast. The Austrian explorer with him
had committed suicide. Stanley had formed
alliances with two upper Congo chiefe. there
by checkmating De Brszza, the French ex
plorer.
The National Challenge trophy was com
pe.ed for at Wimbledon, Eng, Monday, b,
teams representing England, Scotland, lie
land and Wales. Each team consisted O
twenty men, who fired seven shots each al
200, 500 and 600 yards. Scotland won. max
ing total of 1895, England 1.769, ireland
L 695, Wales 1,6S9.
At Roubaiz, France, the rioters arrested
Sunday were tried Monday and sentenced tt
imprisonment for from one to three months
The prisoners declared they were anarchists
and desired 50 protest against the sentences
recently passed upon their fellows The Pc
lice Commissioner announced that he BAG
received letter threatening him with death.
A. the crest Yarmouth nesting in Eng
land yesterday the race for the Aged Maiden
plate WAS won by j. X. Keene's Potosi, Si
j. LIKES Agnes Bentenick second, Sir Ger
aid Codrington's Chorus third. Five horses
started. Betting at the start was 5 to OF
Potosi, 10 TO l against Agnes Bentenick, ant
10 TO l against Chorus. Potosi won by hall
length.
Adyices from San Domingo say Congress
has fixed the export duty on tobscco st 81 81
per quintsl for shipments made during The
period from February TO June, and only 5(
csuts per quintsl fer shipments between
vent the expectation of impure tobacco. Con.
gress hiss also put an import duty of II pei
cent en- Mexicsu silver.
President Willard, of the Northern Pacific,
ard party of guests leave New York on the
80 h of August for the point Of junction OF
its tracks advancing from east and west,
which viii be in the valley of the Little
Blackfoot, on the western slope of the main
division of the Rocky mountains, Montana.
The names of the guests will be made known
lster. William II. Evar!s will deliver the
Grafton.
Secretary Lincoln says that the stories
published TO the effect that General Crook,
instead Of capturing the Apsches had bsen
their captive, and was only released on con-
dition that he would receive their return un-
punished to the reservation, is news TO him.
That he had never heard ouch thing init.
mated before, and as far as he knew General
Crook ksd bse1 very successful in his cam.
paign against the fhdians.
About week ago the rolling milla owHsd
By the North Chicago Rolling Mil Company
at South Chicago shut down for repairs. The
work viii D. eonplsted next Ionday. and
tie mills VIII be ready 80 resume business
Il js stated that at that tine the 2,oQe mea