Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-16
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Flashes OF News from all Parts Of the
World

Flashes OF News from all Parts OF the
World.
| Mrs. John W. Garratt died in Baltimore yesterday
morning.
Pere Hyacinthe was taken suddenly i'll at New
| York Tuesday.
Secretary Folger will soon issue another call for
three per cents.
A. Cohen, hiss almost recovered his health in
New York. and started for San Francisco yesterday.
The American Bishops now in Rome suggest that
Papa Nuncio be appointed for the United States.
The Madrid o6eal Gazette publishes President
Grevy's apology 10 King Alfonso for the Paris Incl
dent !;
The steamship Argonaut, which it was feared had
gone down in sundays storm, is reported all right
at Port Huron, Mich.
Germany will send special envoy to Pekin to
exert his influence in behalf Of peaceful solution OF
the Touquin question
B. F. Bigelow former Cashier OF the National
Psnk Of the Republic in Washington has heen found
guilty of embeIZlement.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has ordered all clocks
and watches in its service changed the 18th to
mark time of the 75th meridian.
Aztec, famous running horse, valued at s2o,000
died of yellow fever at Lexington, Ky. He
owned by Powers S Sen, Of Decatur, III.
The tone Of the French press, commenting upon
the projected visit of the Crown Prince TO King
Alfonso, has made very bad impression in Berlin.
Trinity Cathedral, one Of the most imposing Epis-
eopal church buildings in this country, couse-
Grated with becoming ceremonies in Omaha yester-
day.
Captain Edward Cole, the well known shipping
master, died at Brooklyn, n. Y, Tuesday aged e.
Before the war be was engaged IN the California
trade.
The session of the National Swine-h breeders As
sociaton, after short session in Chicago Yesterday
forenoon, adjourned to meet in that city in Novem-
Der, 1854.
The New York Herald has a Paris special giving
details of the stabbing. probsbly fatal OF four
English workmen by Parisian assassins all Of the
latter escaping.
The suit of Durant Daponte against the North.
ern Pacific TO restrain the company from issuing
$1,000 900 mortgage bonds has been transferred to
the United States Court
Joseph Iguez lKraskewski, the Polish suthor, ar
tested on charge Of being connected with con-
spiracy in Poland, is hopelessy ILL., and proceedings
against him are nearly quashed.
A semi-offcial journal OF Paris says that the
French squadron in Chinese waters will be rein
forced owing to the fact that the Chinese NiceroY
at Canton is assisting the Black Flags.
At Hamilton, Ontario, Wednesday, William Law
Ter, noted safe-breaker, was arrested. he was the
principal in a burglary at Simcoe last week, when
$4,000 vorth OF iewelry was carried off.
The stock of glass in the warehouses at Pittsburg
is getting very low and the manufacturers in order
to fill orders, are importing French glass rather
than submit to the demands OF the strikers.
The recent gale took the form OF a cyclone in Ok
ford and Franklin counties Maine. The damage in
Oxford county amounted to 100000. In Franklin
county the loss is $4,000. Houses and barns were
DESTROYED and cattle killed.
The Cleveland (O.) Rolling Mills Companys steel
works will be shut down for repairs December
lst which wi necessitate the closing Of the rail
mills and banking of the blast furnaces The wire
mills will remain in operation.
AL Smith, backer of John L. Sullivan, will pro-
pose to Paddy Ryan to have the our-round glove
contest, which had been arranged to occur in Bos-
ton, take place in San Francisco instead the hall
in Boston will be in use for other purposes at the
time set.
At banquet in London Wednesday evening" Civ.
en- by the Trinity House Corporation, Joseph Cham.
berlain President Of the Board of Trade urged the
necessity OF measures to prevent the great annual
loss of life and property in the British mercantile
marine service.
Conservative students of St Andrews University,
in London, have withdrawn the nomination Of NAL
lock for the Rectorship, and propose Edward Glib
son, member Of Parliament for the Dublin Uni
versity, as a candidate against United States
Minister Lowell
Herbert G. Smith, arrested at New York Wednes-
day on the steamer Acapulco, en- route to San Fran
cisco, charged with abandoning his wife and taking
with him young woman whom he recently married
in France, will be required TO furnish bonds to sup.
port his first wife.
The Berlin correspondent of the Cologne Gazette
alludes to article the Paris National which he
says plainly intended to ncite Spanish Reput-
licans 20 commit an act of revolt as answer to
Soain's reception of the German Crown Prince The
correspondent adds that money has been sent to
Barcelona from France with this object
About two hundred stock men assembled in Chi
cago yesterday morning, pursuant to call, for the
purpose of OrganizinV National Stock Association.
II was decided to effect permanent organization,
and the Association pledged itself to make effort
to have the Government take action to prevent the
spread Of contagious diseases among cattle.
Premier Ferry has written a letter to the Deputy
for the French West Indies, stating that the French
Charge dAffaresIat Port-au-Prince has been in
structed to insist upon the payment Of indemnity
by the Haytian Government TO Frenchmen who suf-
fered loss during the revolt and TO take steps
certain the eXteLt to whi III property has been dam
aged.
A Baltimore special of November l4.h SAYS An
other furious wnd-storm swept over Baltimore and
the bay this morning, increasing the terrible de-
struction of Mondays gale. Steamers arriving to-
day from the lower Chesapeake rep 1T that many
more vessels were wrecked and lives lost The shore
CT Deals Island is stTewn with the wrecks of ten
oyster vessels.
Montreal dispatch says: Five hundred of the
1000 men hired by the Canadian Pacific Railroad at
81 per day, TO work the road north of Lake Supe
Tor, have arrived In this city absolutely destitute
and have entered three hundred actions against the
company for wages and damages. The men are all
French Canadians, and great indignation exists
among their compatriots.
A Toronto special says The young daughter of
q Catholic banker in Toronto was some months ago
seduced by medical student. He objected to
making reparation by marriage, as his father had
left him sec, 900 condition that he should not
have a Catholic for a wife The union was forced
upon him at the point of pistol and the Vice
Chancellor yesterday annulled it because of com
pulslOn.
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