Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-06

morning.
B. W. Raymond, The third Mayor of Chi
cage, died in that city yesterday forenoon,
aged 50.
Toe Marquis of Lorne expresses a desire
that his term az Governor. General of Canada
be extended another year.
More than one hundred vessels passed up
through the New York narrows between Bun
rise and sunset Wednesday,.
At Montreal, Lsduc & Vallois, tanners of
st. Scholsstique, have suspended. Liabili-
ties, $4,000 assets, S24 900.
The carriage ways aud promenade of the
East River bridge need now only the lattice
railing to be pronounced complete.
The weekly statement of the Bank of
France shows q decrease Of ], $50, 000 francs
in gold and 500,0 francs in silver.
A fresh mission goes from Brussels to the
Congo to join Stanley in his explorations
and consists of Swedes and Belgians.
The centennial anniversary Of the birth of
Washington Irving was appropriately cele-
brated at Tarrytown, n. Y, on Tuesday.
Jordan, Marsh & Co, for thirty years the
largest dry goods jobbing concern 10 Boston,
will retire from the wholesale business on
the 18th instant.
II has been definitely decided that neither
Parnel nor any other member Of the Irish
parliamentary party will attend the Conven.
tion at Philadelphia.
John A. Wilson, wife and two daughters
were burned to death in their house, three
miles from Hartwick, Otsego county, n. Y,
early yesterday morning.
The remains of Prof. Palmer, murdered
with his companions by Bedouins in Noyem-
her last, near Cairo, were buried yesterday in
Saint Paul's Cathedral, London.
The weekly statement of the Bank of Eng.
land shows an excess of bullion amounting to
e37S, 0O0 Tha proportion of bank reserve
to its liabilities is "a 5-16 per- cent.
At Fort Worth, Texas, Paul Hill, II years
old, outraged 6-year-old daughter of one
Mcdaniel. He was captured and lodged in
Jail. The girls life is despaired Of.
Brigadier- General Joseph K. Barnes, the
retired late Surgeon-Genersl Of the United
States army, died at his residence in Wash.
ington yesterday morning, of Brights disease.
George w. Davids. who killed himself in
New York, was acting Treasurer of the Board
of Education in New Rochelle, N. Y, and
had in his custody $4,000 of the town funds.
Betting on the city and suburban handicap
at London is eleven to one against Keepe's
Foxhall, twenty to one against Lorillard's
sale.
A ST. Petersburg dispatch says: The local
Chief of Police and all others who contrib
uted to the comfort of the crews of the jean
nette and Rodgers have been decorated by the
Gar.
In the British House of Commons Jacob
Bright introduced resolution, which was
adopted, against any power exercising de-
minion or privileges in the Congo country to
the exclusion of others.
Over 200 Of the most prominent Knights
Templar of Iowa have already announced
their intention of going to California. accom-
panied by their ladies' Secretary Perrin has
gone to San Francisco to secure dormitorie,
The Germsn Government will justify the
arrest of the Deputies of the Reichstag, pend
ing the session of that body, by declaring
that the men arrested were under suspicion
of having brought contraband writings into
Germany.
President Arthur, Secretary Chandler and
Senator Miller, of New York, left Washing
ton yesterday morning for Jacksonville, Fla.
Representatives of the Chicago Tribune, New
York san and New York Times accompanied
the party.
It is estimated that the labor bill which
has passed the Wisconsin Legislature, inpos-
ing a fine and imprisonment in case of the
employment of children under IA years Of
age, will throw nearly 5000 out of employ.
ment in Milwaukee.
Dawson. Lord Mayor of Dublin, is form.
ing national committee to raise fund to
present to Parnell. The committee is com.
posed Of Bishops, priests, members of Par
| lament, Mayors end other officials. The
| fund now reaches $500.
General George W. Morgan Wednesday
night fell down stairs at Mt. Vernon, break
! ing an arm and recsivipg internal injuries
| from which he died. In the gold fever of 1919
his father lei for California to seek his fortune
in the mines, and was never afterwards heard
Of
| Severe and continuous rioting has taken
| place along the line of the canal works, in
Panama, originating in race hatred between
Jamaicans and CaIthsgenians. Some twenty
of the former have been massacred, and the
Government finds itself unable to restore
order.
A st. Petersburg dispatch says that the
| coronation of the Gar at Moscow, repre-.
sented as having been set for April, or May
at the latest, may now be put off until June
One thing is certaiu-the date has now been
left blank in the invitations forwarded to
foreign Powers.
Developments CT the utmost Importance
are expected in connection with the fortbcom-
| ing great trial of Nihilists ia st. Petersburg
It was originally believed that this trial
would be the last of its kind on the list. The
recent arrests, however, have made other
Nihilists' trials possible.
Consul Francis of Victoris, L. c., reports
to the State Department that the twenty
| salmon csnleries of that province aggregated
for the season of 1882 235, 900 cases, valued at
So per case, or total valuation of 81, LIE, 000
| Over nine Thousand cases were sent TO Can.
ada and Australia. via San Francisco.
| A special from Moscow, Russia, states that
large mine has been discovered, connecting
with the Kremlin, where the coronation of
the Gar is to take place. The telegram also
states that request has been issued at st.
Petersburg for 100 sappers, to be sent at
once to Moscow for the purpose of destroying
| the mine.
United States Consul Wilson, at Nantes,
| in letter to the State Department OF Wash.
ingtoD, strongly intimates that the represent.
ations made to the French Ministers of Agri-
culture and Commerce by the French pork
dealers, rather than any objection to the
quality of American pork, caused the issu-
ance Of decree of prohibition.
Simon Phillippart, the famous speculator,
was arrested at Paris upon representations
made by the Belgian Public Prosecutor. The
charge against him is that hefalsifed accounts
at his bank. The Prosecutor is instructed by
his Government TO demand that Phillippart
be handed over to the Belgian authorities to
be dealt with according to the laws of that
| State.
Victor Gully, of London, notorious in COL.
nection with the Bravo case, is dead. Chas.
De Launcy Turner, Braves barrister, died
suddenly and mysteriously at Batham, Sur
rey, in April, 1876. Suicide was first sus.
pected, but the verdict of the jury was will.
full murder, caused by tie administration of
tartar emetic. but there was not sufficient
evidence to fix the guilt upon any one.
Il is stated that the Governments of Italy
and Austria have given their assent and af-
fixed their signatures to treaty by tie terms
of which each Empire guarantees to the
other complete integrity of territory. AL
though Germany has not become directly
and signaturally party to the treaty, the
document contains clause in which it is
mentioned that her approval has been given.
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.