Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-03

Rev. Thomas N. Burke, the we'll known
priest and lecturer, is dead.
The hay and grain crop in Maine promises
to be the heaviest in that State for years.
1t is probable Secretary Folger will make
call for bonds during the present month.
It'll stated that the relapse of Count Cham
bord is due to the bursting of an internal
tumor.
Senator Anthony has so far recovered as to
be sble to leave Providence, r. l., for Oak
land beach.
Late reports estimate the loss on Reed &
Classon's shoe factory, South Abingdon, Mass,
at S165000
Ismail Pasha, the ex-Khedive, declares the
present Khedive the plsnner of the Alex
andria murders.
The upper house of the Prussian Diet has,
by vote of GA to 16, adopted the Govern
ment Church bill.
The associated banks and BANKERS at SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, have resolved for the present tc
refuse trade dollars.
Mrs. Grover, of New York. was fatally
shot yesterday by boys playing with toy
cannon in the street.
The Bartholdy Statue Committee appeals
to the people Of the United States for funds
for the erection of pedestal.
During the fiscal year just ended there has
been a net increase of postofices established
of 1,6S9, compared to the previous fiscal year.
1t is stated that young Gould had to leave
for Europe because an angry husband allowed
him but two hours to get away from New
York.
The Fine Art Exhibition was opened al
Munich Sunday. The American exhibit is
good, in landscape especially, and includes
many fine works in black and white.
James Carey left Dublin Saturday for Eng
land and will sail this week for Nova Scotia,
where he will determine whether he will set.
tie in Manitoba or British Columbia.
The result of the election in County Mena-
CHAN. Ireland on Saturday, is as follows
Healy Home Ruler, 2,226 Monroe (Con.
servative), 2,011 Pringle tLiberal} go.
Four persons were drowned in Tonswanda
creek, near Batavia, N. Y, yesterday, by The
overturning Of small excursion steamer,
which has been plying on the creek since
July 1st.
Dsggett, the owner Of the horse Boston,
who raced the animal against a catsmaran
from New York to Stony Creek, Conn, 80
miles, has been arrested, charged with cruelty
| to animals.
William H. Seaman, aged "a. shot and
! killed his sister Fanny. aged 2S, and then
killed himself, at Throggs Neck, Westchester
county. n. Y, Sunday. 1t is believed he
was insane.
A special from Brazlind, O.. says: Sand
els, who was convicted of numbering his wife.
WIS sentenced to life imprisonment Saturday.
| Hatred to kill himself by poison after SEN
! ten6e, but failed.
TIE crowd at the baseball game between
| the Boston and Providence clubs, Saturday,
at Boston, Kissed umpire Decker, and he was
escorted to his hotel by the police to protect
him from the mob.
A ballot for United States Senator was
taken at Concord. Whole number present.
10. James W. Peterson received l, Aaron F.
Stevens 2. Harry Bingham 3, Edwin II. Rol-
Inns -. No quorum voting.
The New York World prints Washington
special stating that several jurors in tbs last
star route trial have engaged in bulldog
ent rprises or taken expensive pleasure trips
since the verdict wss rendered.
In the Paris Chamber of Deputies, Satur-
day, Bsrsnger of the Left Center reproved
the Government for depriving the poor of the
last consultations of religion by abolishing the
position of Hospital Chaplain.
The total clesrancas for the week ending
June Both from q leading Clearing. houses of
the United States are 1852, 1856 223. This
shows a decrease of 9 7 as compared with the
corresponding week of the year 1882,
The Able Moighno has formed company
in Paris and has raised Sl50,006 for the pur-
pose Of dragging the Red Sea and the Bitter
Lakes, in order to r cover the chariots,
treasure, arms and other remains of Pharoah's
host.
It is believed in Iowa that Judge Dav was
defeated in the Republican State Convention
because Of bis decision in the prohibitory
amendment case. Ex-senator Rockford re-
fused to support Judge Reed for the Supreme
Bench.
The bodies of three miners were found In
we'll near the Pennsylvania Coal Company's
shaft, near Scranton, Pa, Sunday. The well
was full of black damp. 1t is not known
whether they fell in accidentally or met with
foul play.
Extensive preparations are being made for
the opening of Yellowstone Park and its
hotel August LIST. 1t ia expected that this
event will take place about the time of the
driving of the last spike il the Northern Pa
ci6c Railroad.
It is alleged by Washington journal that
the new Democratic House will investigate
ward the Garfield campaign fund on condition
that Stanley Mathews be placed on the Su-
preme Court bench.
Ex-Speaker Keller, stopping at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel in New York, says the Repub-
lican party in Ohio is organized as it never
was before. and defeat is impossible, though
it will be the most exciting and bitter cam
paign in the history of the State.
The explosion Of gunpowder at fire in
Winnipeg. Manitoba, caused the death of
George Scale, from Montreal, and the serious
wounding of many others. The storing of
the powder was illegal, and much excitement
is manifested by the people of Winnipeg.
A panic in breadstuffs now threatens 10
England. Its imminence is due chiefly to
the cholera blockade in India. There seems
to be no relief except from America, because
of the probability of an epidemic of Asiatic
cholera, which will practically cut off the In
dian supply of cereals.
After Bill Mcdonald, the negro, who bru-
tally ravished Miss Kate Dryer, the adopted
daughter of Charles Moray, rear Louisiana,
Mo-, last Monday, was hanged by mob, his
body was taken to Louisiana, where it was
again hanged and photographed, then taken
down and its head cut off.
A special from Philadelphia says great sur.
prise and general regret are caused in
Roman Catholic circles by the announcement
that probably $40 900 of the fund of the do
cese has been embezzled by John H. Duffy,
who for years has been the financial agent Of
the late Archbishop Wood
The Chicayo, st. Louis and Pittsburg
Railroad, the Panhandle route, publishes 3
schedule of fast trains between Chicago and
New York by way of Columbus aud Pitts
burg, leaving at 9 P. NJ. and arriving at New
York at A. N. This is the fastest time yet
announced by any Eastern line.
Although official notification has not yet
reached Chicago or San Francisco, there ia 10
doubt that Father P. w. Riordan, pastor of
ST. James Church. Chicago, has been Sc
lected by the Pspal authorities for Cosdju.
tator to Archbishop Alemany, of San Fran.
cisco, With the right of succession.
The steamer Bright Light, running in the |
Electric Line between ST. Louis and Kansas |
City, struck Railroad bird. e crossing on the |
Missouri river at Bonneville, yesterday morn
ing, and sunk in nine feee of water. She lies |
straight and can probably be saved. The |