Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-30
loosDnssED FROM LAST nonr's DIsrArcuEs.l

A London dispatch says that Lord Vaux,
of Harrowdep, is dead.
Upton Castle, in England, was seriously
damsged by fire yesterday.
The Primes Of Wales has arrived at Can
mes incognito. where Gladstone is staying.
President Arthur will give state dinner
to the Justices of the Supreme Court Thurs
day.
Bishop Roskell, the Catholic who resigned
the Bishopiic of Nottingham, England. in
1874, is dead.
The ceremony Of electing the Archbishop
of Canterbury took place at the cathedral in
London yesterday.
Charles Foote (colored) was whipped with
seven lashes in the jail at Baltimore yes
terday for beating his wife.
A bill has been introduced in the House of
Representatives to give the widow of De-
Long pension of $50 per month,
Emperor William has approved the plan
of General Won Moltke, Chief of Staff, for
strengthening the Notifications at Kief
General Klspka, says Vienna dispatch,
publishes letter testifying to the bravery Of
the Jews in the war of liberation in 1S49.
Iron buts have arrived at Dublin for the
pEOLcCtlOA Vi N6TTlRhu III LL6 OOJCc
case and the informers in the Hu1dys case.
The Vanderbilt trip to the Pacific coast
will not occur until spring. and possibly not
then, as Vanderbilt goes to Europe early in
the season.
The Senate Appropriations Committee
completed the army bill yesterday, adding
$500, 900 to the amount appropriated by the
House bill.
The State Department at Washington has
made formal request on the Canadian au.
thorities for the return of Hall, the New Jer-
sey fugitive.
A st. Petersburg dispatch ssys that two
leading Nihilist prisoners-a man and We
MANN Fortress Peter and Paul, have be-
come insane.
after sparring tour through the East and
South, and will exhibit in Liverpool, Man
chester and London.
A Berlin correspondent of the London
Daily Nescs says the Gear is making efforts to.
bring about the former friendly relations be-
tween Russia and Germany.
The Court of Claims has rendered iudg-
ment of $50, $50 in favor of the executor OF
James Green, for the use of the Mansion
House, in Alexandria, during the war.
The North German Gazette points out that
Emperor Williams recent letter TO the Pope
was countersigned by Bismarck, thus proving
that the letter was not simply compromise,
but document of political Importance
The New York Times Washington special
says: District Attoraey Corkhill will give
dinner to General Sherman on that gentle
mans 63i birthday, TIE date of which, it is
sid, will mark his practical retirement from
the army.
The following important dispatch was
wired across tie continent yesterday from
Pittsburg: Frederick Gebhardt passed through
this city yesterday with a sealskin sacaue,
valued at 81, COO in his possession, which he
intends presenting to Mrs. Langtry. :.
In Bath township. Clinton county Mich.
gan, Friday night, Davis Clark, farmer,
was shot and killed instantly by his wife.
The parties have lived unhappily for soma
years, often coming to blows The murdsress
was arrested Immediately afterwards.
Garfield Learned, senior member of the
firm of Learned, Thompson & Co., publish.
ers, of Boston, died yesterday at his house in
West Newton, after brief illness, aged 70.
He was father of Amos F. Learned, the New
York agent of the New England Associated
Press.
The Jewish temple, called Gates of
nope, OH EtgHey -slAbn stTeeGi new L OrK, was
dedicated Sunday afternoon. The building
was built by the Methodists and used by
them for several years. II became too small
for them, and was sold TO the Jewish congre-
cation, who remodeled it.
Crown Prince and Princess Victoria &C.
knowledge many proofs of attachment far
and near on the occasion Of their silver we'd
ding, as afor6iug fresh testimony of the firm
community of feeling or the part of the
German people, regardless cf rank or creed,
in their loyalty to the Empire.
Tucker Carroll. distinguished Mary.
lander, died in Baltimore yesterday Of apo
plexy, being found sitting in chair in his
room. He was a first cousin of Ex-Governor
Carroll, and lineal descendant of the orig
inal CAROLS of Carrollton. He led life of
leisure, and spent most of his later years
travelling abroad.
Judge Daniels yesterday, in the New York
Supreme Court lin chambersl rendered q
decision granting the motion argued before
him last week in the suit of the Union Pacific
against the Credit Mobiiier of America, 80
set aside the judgment entered in favor of
plaintiff by default against defendant in Oc-
tober last of 81, 299. 347 IA.
The following combinations have been
made by the Senate: Roger S. Green, Chief
Justice of Washington Territory; John Hoyt,
Associate Justice Thomas M. Dawson, Con.
sui to Barringvile. PostmasteIs-Wm. J.
Smith, Eureka, New; Leslie A. Jordsn,
Healdsburg; Alouzo L. Raynes, Yreka !;
John M. Ormsby, Chico VIM. G. Hopping,
Sacramento.
Secretary Folger has telegraphed the Col.
lector at San Francisco that "a Chinese
laborer who YVES in the United States No
vember IL, 1880. and left b:fore the Act of
May 6, 1882, has right to land without a
statute certificate. on proof satisfactory to
you or the Court. The Act names the day
Of the date of the proclamation of the treaty
of October 5, 1881, but that is immaterial.
The Departments attention has been called
to the case of Cinnamon on shipboard st San
Francisco"
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.