Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-07
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Flashes Of News from all Parts OF the
World.

The well known Commodore Tooker died st
New York Sunday.
The Paris Municipal Council hiss rejected.
50 to s, the radical proposal to rs-sstabilsh
the National Guard.
Commissioner Of Pensions Dudley guesses
that $50. 600 600 will meet the demands Of his
bureau for the next year.
Bishop Willis. of Honolulu, was among
the passengers of the steamer which arrived
at New York yesterday from Europe.
The students st st. Andrews University
at London proposed the name of United
States Minister Lowell for the Rectorship.
The Denver and Rio Grsnde management
met the Union Pacific managers st Topeka,
Kan. yesterday. and adopted basis Of set
tlement.
Clemencesu has abandoned his puit against
the Morning Ne,es the Paris manager prom
ising Clenenceau letter denying he had an
| interview.
Servian troops under General Nicolitch at.
tackled the rebels at Csnarks Monday. Fight.
ing was also proceeding yesterday. The re.
suit is unknown.
Madam Patti arrived at New York in the
Gallia yesterday morning. Neither Maple
son nor her operstic friends were present on
the wharf. She drove to the Windsor Hotel.
The Dominion Government has been re-
quested by the United States authorities to
furnish further information in relation to the
operation of the postal savings bank system
| in Canada.
John Reese, Colorado mining prospector,
recently fell down the Cataract canyon, near
the Grand canyon of the Colorado, distance
of from 2 200 to 4, 900 feet, and was, of course,
instantly killed.
In the French Chamber of Deputies yester.
| day Talsnder moved the pardon of Beresow-
sky, the Pole who attempted to sssassinste
the Gar while he was riding in Paris with
the Emperor Napoleon.
Waddingtop, French ambassador to Eng
land. in an interview expressed the belief that
the Touquin question will be the cause Of ex-
tended negotiations between France and
China. but would not cause rupture.
1t is rumored the Vatican is displeased at
the position taken by Cardinal Manning, in
ssmuch as it is believed his views with regard
to the reorganization of the American epis-
copscy is at variance with those Of the Vati-
can.
Senior Mort and General Lopez Dominguez,
Spanish Minister of War, have acquired
proof of fresh intrigues between political ex-
lies and their friends in Spain, with view
to preparing for another military disturb
Ance.
Lopez, the Mexican murderer, who last
3
penitentiary, had the finding set aside Mon
day on account of the verdict failing to state
that the accused was guilty of murder in the
first degree.
The Executive Committee of the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, now holding its annual
session in Des Moines, Ia, has voted to raise
S25, ,00e for the establishment of the first wo-
mans periodical 10 India.
|
given 50 300 Cottrell steam printing press
to the American Mission Press in India.
This will be the first steam printing press,
except those in Government use, in India,
and will soon be on its way.
At Gsllatin, No.. Monday, one of the cases
against Frank James was nolle pressed. The
/ other was continued and the prisoner re-
manded to jackson county. The Criminal
Court begins on the 26th insts The Blue Cut
robbery case is on the docket.
Chief Justice Coleridge has consulted Chas.
l Purcell and other leaders of the English bar
regarding the differences of procedure in the
high Courts of England and America. One
point of discussion was the admission of
o foreign lawyers to practice in English Courts.
The Chicago Times Utica, n. Y, special
says Roscoe Conkling has returned to Utica
!, to of6ciate as pall-besrer at the funeral OF
: Arthur B. johnson. Nothing has yet been
!. learned ss to the condition of the trust fund
of Johnsons sister, which amounts to $780,
r 600.
A Chihuahus. Mexico, special states that
e Jacob Hipp. q wealthy resident of Milwau-
9 kee, while on his way home from the Mexi.
can Central terminus at Laredo to Durango,
s was robbed of IS, 600 and murdered by road
q agents two days ago. His wife was out
ragged.
q The Court of Appeals in st. Louis yester-
Q day morning decided the application on WI
of certiorsri qusshing the proceeding of the
). Board of Police Commissioners in removing
y ex-Chief of Police Campbell. The decision
" virtually reinstates Campbell Chief of
Police.
j. The British Cabinet has issued explicit in.
3 structions to all the Departments in the event
o of war between France and China. The
e British feet in Chinese waters will be rein
l. forced, and it is said any attempt by France
g to blockade ports where British interests ex.
L ist will be resisted.
A prominent statesman of Russia says that
n Vera Philipera, recently arrested, was the
e actual head of the Nihilist Executive Com
II mittee, and that the Nihilists are broken into
q q widely scattered groups, each more or less
q Independent of the rest. They are driven to
70 murder and robbery in order to obtain funds.
= - The topographer Of tie Postofice Depart
, ~ ment has just completed an accurate and val
. liable map in four sheets of California and
Nevada. 1t is intended to replace the former
provisional maps, which have become wholly
r, incorrect, owing to changes in the railroad
!. and post routes, as well as being inferentally
1t defective.
. . DIR. Dollineer, President of the Royal
4 Academy at Munich and leader of the Old
y a Catholics, says "Old Catholics may take
L L part in the festivities Saturday next in
= = honor of Martin Luther, apart from religious
y grounds, because he did 50 much for language,
% letters and education and his country, as to
deserve the everlasting thanks of all nations. +"
The Paris Gaulois publishes report of an
interview with Marquis Tsene, Chinese EN-
bassador, at his residence in Folkstone, Eng.
j.. in which he said that if war occurred be-
y tween France and China, which he deemed
probable, Ausm would become an ally of
o China, and France would need to maintain
a 10000 troops there to overcome their united
6 forces.
t Speaking Of the Northern Pacific junkets
n ing tour, the New York World says It is not
y very relishable dessert for those who en-
r joyed the magnificent hospitslities of the
n road to know that the delicscies they ate, and
s the choice wines they drank must be paid by
Il deductions from the wages Of the poor en-
. ployes of the company, and by throwing men
: . out of work.
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