Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-07
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World
The Fourth of July was celebrated at Belfast, Ire
land.
A dispatch from Berlin reports that workman
has died there, it is suspected, Of cholera.
The remains of Senator Cpriani bave been Gre
mated at Rome. This IS the first case Of cremation
in that city.
Two ships have arrived from Vera Cruz at Psnsa-
cola, Fla with yellow fever. The vessels are
isolated in quarantine.
The London Tunes correspondent at Dublin re-
wives the report that James Carey t ie informer,
| has left Ireland in disguise.
More counsel has been employed by Hill, the Su-
pervising Architect His case is assuming more
serious form than expected
Ii Is calculated that all the French troops the
way to Topqmn have arrived. The wet season
| will prevent any immediate fighting.
1t is expected that the agreement between the
Government ana Chief Moses will result in throw
| ing open for settlement two million acres.
| The RAID on the trade dollar East is said to have
| been organized by speculative brokers, and will
| probably # It the future coinage of silver.
Strong hopes entertained of the recovery of
General II. Fl, Sibley, most conspicuous citizen of
Minnesota who long has been dangerously i'll.
All the check stamps forwarded for redemption
and all correspondence relatin; thereto, should be
| addressed to the Commissioner of internal Rev
| enue
| Brooke's spinning mill at Moseley, England was
burned Thursday. Twenty seven thousand spindles
and large stock Of cotton was destroyed; loss,
| $3.50
| Nelson Howard (colored), who killed John Kane
on the Fourth, at Mound City, ILL.,, was taken out
of Jail by mob and hanged at o'clock yesterday
morning
1t is reported on high authority that Minister
Nova believes that peace wi be cOnsummated, and
that the Peruvian authorities will be in possession
on August lst
Judge o'Brien, addressing the Grand Jury at Linn
erick Thursday, declared that the dimnutIon Of the
number of ou RACES since last August amounts to u
social revolution.
A special from Raleigh, N. c., of July 5th, says
at Wortham's Bridge, Columbus county near
Whiteville, six negroes-four men and two women
were drowned yesterday.
The Supreme Lodge of the Independent Order Of
Inmacules, eoored organization, most of whose
lodges are in the Southern States has been in ses
sion at Chicago since Monday.
The first bale of the cotton crop was sold at
Albany, Ca, for 254 cents per pound. 1t weighed
1856 pounds classed middliug, and was raised by
Primus Jones, OF Butler county.
The striking ironvorkers at wednesburg county
of Staffordshire, England, entered the fouudries
there Thursday night and damaged the machinery
and forced the employees to quit work.
An oil tank containing $1,000 barrels of oil was
| fred by lightning at Oil CITY Pa, Thursday night
Other tanks fired and one Of the largest fires
in the history Of the oil region was threatened.
1t is reported il New York that the duel alleged
| to have been fought between John ArmoTy Knox
and d. B. Sheahan Thursday, which resulted in the
wounding Of Knox, is hoax, ard that the princi-
| pals never left the city.
Timothy Smith, a trusted clerk in the brokers'
office of John Pickering Moslev, Boston, is de-
faulter in the amount of $4,000 in money lost in
| bucket-shOp speculatops. Smith made full con-
fession and was arrested.
special says: sidquirch Rice, Of St Paul, has
| secured commission as Second Lieutenant in the
United States Army after laboring three years for
it, having been promised the appointment by Pres-
dents Hayes, Garfield and Arthur
| The movement to reorganize the Knights Of Labor
of Pennsylvania, or establish in its place fedora
ton OF trades, each independent Of the other,
to be gathering strength. A call for 8 National
Convention is likely to be issued shortly.
Two bodies have been picked up in dory off the
| western banks near Gloucester, Mass undoubtedly
those OF James Gordon and Cyrus Shubley, belong
ing TO the schooner Clytie, Of Gloucester The men
we're twelve days adrift before they were found
| The decision of the Home Government to repudi-
ate the proposed annexation of New Guinea to
| Queensland, causes diseontentment in the colony
| 10 the Legislative Assembly at Melbourne the
Premier OF Victoria declined 70 accept the decision
! as final.
The findings in the Wasson Court martial and the
reviewing auth rites decision reached san Antonio,
| Tex, and have been read to Wasson, who received
them with air of sang froid. II is to be sent to
the Lansing Penitentiary, and is cking up and
| ranging his affairs.
News has been received at Helena, Mont, from
| the north that troops under command of Lieuteu.
ant Colonel Ilges st Assiniboine out on scout to
| drive back the British Crees, met the enemy this
side of the line Tuesday and were defeated by the
| Indians, who greatly outnumbered the troops.
Business failures throughout the country in the
past seven days, as reported, number $780, which is
| considerably below the average of the past ten
| weeks. There have been few important failures
anywhere, and none in New York city TO especially
note New England States, 10; Western, SO Mid
| Pacific
New York city, Z; and Canada, 10.
| special reports the arrest at Downer Lake
Mimi, of John Reed, who twelve years ago shot and
killed Joan Mccormick, young girl, at shabbopa,
der peculiarly atr0cious, and Reed at the time
was threatened with lynch law While lying in
Jail awaiting trial be managed to make his escape,
and his whereabouts until now was unknown.
An 0tsego Lake, Mich, special says; Alexander
Perry, so old attempted TO enter the house OF
Amos Ridwell while the young wife Of the latter
was alone. He had visited her during the day, but
had left after making improper oyertures to her
When he was observed approaching the second time
he was warned by Mrs. BIdwe and failing to regard
it, she shot and killed him with Winchester rife.
Governor Ramsey, the head OF the Utah Commits
| sion, IN speaking OF the work of the Commission,
says: The election last November of delegate to
Congress did not touch the hearts Of the people
specially awaken their interest but in August the
polling is for members Of the Legislature, Probate
Judges, Sherifs etc. Offices which come directly
home TO the local interests 1t is important cleo
tion."
Secretary Lincoln. accompanied by General Crook,
called at the Department of the Interior yesterday,
and had long conference with Secretary Teller in
regard to the disposition Of the Apache captives
At the conclusion OF the conference Secretary TEL
Ter informed the representatives of the Associated
Press that had declined receive the captives
the San Carlos reservation and be responsible for
| their good behavior.
A. d. Edgar, General Eastern Agent OF the North
| er Pacific Railway has received latter RON
Barnes, General Passenger Agent of that road, in
forming him that the contract between the National
Park Improvement Company and stage line has
been signed and will go into effect July 18th. 1t is
expected that the National Park branch Of the
Northern Pacific will be completed to point fifteen
miles south of Livingstone on the same date, and
by August 1st thirty mi es will be finished clear to
the northern boundary of the Park.