Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-15
CONDENSED TBLEGRAMs.
Flashes of Eews from all Parts of the
World.

ElaEnes OF EeWS IrOm al fartS OF Inc
World.
A. @. Jordan died near Chattanooga, Tenn,
yesterday. aged 107 years.
Judge WIN. L;lley died of rheumatism
the heagt in Washington yesterday.
a boy named Baldin was killed and eaten
by bear in the woods Gt Ansg snce, n. b.,
Wednesday.
An additional charge has been preferred
against Hill, the Supervising Architect of the
Treasury Department.
A landslip has occurred il Kuzumere, in
the Duchy of Bukowina, Austria, by which
l12 houses were destroyed.
Great damage mas been caused by the
foods at SsrapoOl. in the Government of
Viatka, Russia. Three persons have been
drowned.
Ths Treasury Department yesterday pur-
chased 100000 ounces of silver fer delivery
al the Philadelphia, San Francisco and New
Orleans MINIS.
The Pinta will sail from Norfolk July 1st
on her voyage, via Cape Horn, to Alaska.
Her battery will not be put on board until
she reaches San Francisco.
A Kansas City MO- dispatch says A
Zoar special TO the Leader says john Lo-
psl's barn burned last night, and with it sev-
enty-6ve sheep and several COWS.
A car with 1000 600 young shad, sent by
Professor Baird United States Fish Com
missioner, for distribution in Louisiana wa.
ters, arrived at New Orleans yesterday.
The village of Yaloires, in tbs department
of Savoy, France, was burned Wednesday
night The inhabitants barely escaped with
their lives. All the live stock, including
over LOCO head of oxen, persisted.
B. J. NJ. Cram, The contractor who built
the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad in
1879, is about 80 enter suit at Pittsburg
against the company for S518. 00O, balance
which be claims to be dus him on account
Of construction.
Reuben II. Plosg, capitalist, yesterday
afternoon left 8 satchel containing securities
valued at SS7, coo in Brooklyn ferry.boat.
The rolica subsequently, captured Owen
Quinn and James Cullen with the property
IN their possession.
TIE General Manager Of the Grand Trunk
Railway states that the relations of that com.
pany to the New York Central ars perfectly
satisfactory, and there is no cause for disturb.
ance, as through passenger cars are being run
and traffic exchanged as heretofore.
The Committee Of the German Reichstsg
to consider the WoIkmen's Accident Insur-
ance bill recommend that Parliament de-
cline the proposals of the Government and
demand q new bill, allowing rural laborers to
share the benefits Of insurance against acct
dents.
Information has been received in Washing.
ton that Chief Moses, with an interpreter
and two chiefs, is on his way to Washing
ton TO confer with Secretary Teller about
their reservation in Washington Territory,
half of which was recently thrown open to
settlement.
In the debate on the church bill in TIE
Lower House of the Landtag, Wednesday,
Windthorst, the Ultramontsne leader, stated
that il the Government and Conservatives
did not sccept the amendments proposed by
the Center party, the Center would reject the
whole measure.
Wednesday night twenty men, friends of
Edward Mclaughlin, au Irish peddler. came
TO Enterprise from Meridian, Miss, in dis
guise, overpowered the guard, broke down
the calaboose door, and took a negro named
Aaron Harris out and hanged him from the
railroad bridge,
An earthquake in Ecuador on the 18th of
May caused great alarm in Quito. People
canned in the streets, fearing sataclysm.
In katucungo the shock was very severe,
overthrowiug several houses. Those remain.
ing threaten to fall. The villagers in the Vi
cinity are almost wild with fear.
An order was obtained in the Chambers at
Toronto, Ont. yesterday, Diminishing the &C
ton brought by Henry Allen, alias Lord
Cautyre. against Mr.. Richards, the guardian
Of the heiress whom be so nearly dupsd.
The action was for false arrest, and was dis.
missed because Allen failed to furnish secu-
rity for the costs,
The trial of Dr. Gallagher, Bernard Ca.
lagher, Whitehead, Curtin, Wilson and Ans.
burgh in London was concluded yesterday
morning. The jury returned verdict Of
guilty against DR.. Gallagher, Wilson, White.
head and Curtin. and verdict of not guilty
in the case Of Ansburgh and Bernard Cal
lagher. The four men found guilty were SEN
fenced to lifelong penal seryitude.
The Governor Of Pennsylvania has signed
the following bills: To abolish the contract
system in prisons and reformstory institu.
tions; providing FOX payment to miners for
all clesn coal mined; fo- the better security
and safety OF bituminOus coal miners to
prohibit POLITICAL parties demanding from
officials Contributions for political purposes,
and preventing the sale of theatrical tickets
on the streets.
At Concord, n. H, the Republican Sena.
toEial caucus yesterday nominated Edward
H. Rollins for United States Senator The
caucus adopted resolution that the Legisla-
tue shouAu ei7o ShtOsc . oe1@soI AOf tns luHS
term. Henry w. Blair was elected on the
fret ballot. The entire Republican vote in
the Legislature is 206. Rollins must obtain
20 more votes than he received in the caucus,
and As above the total number participating,
10 insure his return.
In relation TO his retirement from political
life. Herr Bsnningsen stated that after the
receipt OF the last note addressed TO Prussia
by the Vatican, Bismarck was undecided
whether be should break of negotiations.
He, therefore, sounded Herr Benningsen on
the subject Of effecting compromise with
els psrty-the National Liberals. The in-
tervisE convinced both that such policy
was impossible, and Bismarck decided to
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