Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-14

An Antl-macnlne RepuDlcan CeDhrnl COn'
mittee has been formed in New York city.
Ship laborers at Montreal ara beginning the
agitation Of higher wages for the coming sum-
mer.
The Madagascar treaty was ratified at the
State Department in Washington yesterday
afternoon.
Earl Spencer will not leave the British
Cabinet. although he has resigned the Presi-
dency Of the Council.
The last act of Gortschakoff was to dictate
q telegram TO the Gar, saluting him on tie
occasion of his birthday.
The ice has run out of the river at Glen
dive, Montana. and the weather is spring
like. No danger of food.
The Superior Court in New York decides
that seat in the Stock Exchange is part of
the assets of bankrupt firm.
Markoff, President of the Russian Com
mittee regulating the social conditions of the
Russian Jews, has committed suicide.
John Phillips, of Hubbard, Ohio. while
asleep, walked out of athird.story window at
Youngstown Monday night, and was killed.
Thomas Flournoy, ex-member of Congress
and candidate for Governor on the Know
Nothing ticket, died yesterday in Danville,
Va.
The Massachusetts, Senate Committee re-
port adversely upon tie petition Of Henry
'Stuckles TO be allowed to cat canal through
to CAPE Cod with foreign capital.
An extensive cavern occurred in the High
toned mine at Desdwood, d. T., yesterday.
The miners all managed to escape uniniured,
except one, who was fatally hurt.
The steamer Claudius left New York YES
terday morning, TO tow the steam dredger
Comtesse de Lssseps TO Aspi1wall, where she
is to begin work on the Panama Canal.
At the funeral of Bishop Quinlan in Mobile
yesterday, eight Bishops and forty priests
were within the sanctuary rails, aud the ca.
thedral and streets adjacent were crowded.
It is said Robert T. Bradford, of Tomp-
kinsville, Staten Island, and bis relatives. lay
claim to $50. .000000 now in The Bank Of Eng
land, as heirs of John Bradford, OF York
shire.
OF the temporary clerks in the Pension
Othce. whose appointments expire this month,
80 viii be reappointed and 800 discharged.
There will be no further resppointments until
April 1st.
Hop. Lucius O. C. Elmer, LID. D., died at
Bridgeton, N. j., Sunday. in the ninety-first
year of his age. Judge Elmer vas the only
son of General Ebenezer Elmer, Of Rsvolu-
tionary fame.
The New York Times announces there will
be no more milk for the city, the Orange
county producers having resolved to stop the
supply until the city dealers are Brought TO
terms to save the former from loss.
Mrs Mary Car died at her home in Louis.
vile, KY, yesterday morning, aged S4 years.
She was the mother Of Mrs. Henry honore,
of Chicago, the grandmother of Mrs. Colonel
Fred. Grant and Mrs. Potter Palmer, of
Chicago.
At Lebanon, Pc, the Reform Church of
the United States has found Rev. Alex. S.
Keiser, of Pottsville, guilty of unlawful in.
timscy, breach of promise of marriage and
falsehood, and deposed him from the Chris
tiau ministry.
It is reported that the chisf sovereigns and
princes who were at Berlin during the csle-
bration of the silver wedding Of the Crown
Prince and Princess, have agreed to be repre-.
sented at the coronation of the Gear By En-
bassadors only.
It is announced that Harper Brothers have
purchased three lots in Great Jones street.
New York, running through to Bond street,
for the erection of spacious and elegant
publishing house for their retail business.
which. with the land, will cost S500,0O0.
The general impression among officials at
buo 1Etasury department III washington l5
that Assistant Treasurer Wimsn will be an
pointed to succeed Treasurer Gilfllsp. but the
President says he will be guided entirely in
this matter by the Secretary of the Treasury.
The Citizens Committee for the suppres.
sion of crime in Washington has made re-
port OF its operations, which resulted in trac-
ing direct connection between criminals and
the police, and brought about the Indictment
of between thirty and forty police and de.
tectives.
The New York Post says: The importa.
tion of trade dollars from China, by way of
the Suez Canal and London, is said to aggre-
gate $780, 600 weekly. They are so!d here at
9S4 to 994c, and are bought by the employers
of labor to be paid as wages to their en-
ployes at par.
The chief of the secret service division OF
the Treasury Department has been advised
that most dangerous counterfeit standard
silver dollar has made its appearance in Ohio
and Indiana. The base coin has the exact
weight, ring and appearance of the genuine,
and resists the acid test unless the outer GOV.
ering of silver is penetrated.
The Window Glass Workers Association
of North America, with headquarters at
Pittsburg, are preparing bill to be presented
at the opening of the next session of Con-
gress, making it an offense, punishable by
fine and imprisonment, TO import any class
of workmen under contract to work for Ger.
tain wages for any given length of time
Al Paohs, who nine years ago committed
horrible murder, was arrested at Fort Fet-
termap, Wyoming, Monday. The story is
that Pacha belonged to company of six
pTospectors. and that one night, while camp-
ing in Colorado, he murdered his five CON-
panions while they slept. He was arrested
short tinae after, but escaped, and has been
at large till now.
The statement Of the United States Treas.
urer shows gold, silver and United States
notes in the Treasury as follows: Gold coin
and bullion, Sl79 782 2S7 silver dollars and
bullion, Sl05 465.431 fractional silver coin.
S27, ,66O, 434; United States notes, S44, 764,- :
6SS. Total. 1851, ,67S. 796. Certificates out
standing s4l, ,5O9, $40 silver, SOS S26. :
10 coin. $40. 420. eco.
private letter announces that Rowell has
recovered his old form, and has challenged
the pedestrians of England for twelve -hoarr
a'day race for six days, $500 entrance. Ma
SOB, winner Of the last race and the twelve
hour Astiey belt, Littlewood, Day and Simp-
son have entered with Rowell, so there will
be at least FIVE starters. Mason has the hast
record for twelve-hour race.
The resignation of Admiral Won SIosch
chief of the Ministry of Marine, was partly
due to difference with Bismarck in regard
to the recent action of the Captain Of the
German corvette Elizabeth in seizing piece
of territory near Hougkong, and partly BE-
cause the Cabinet declined to accept the pre-
possl of Admiral Won Slosch to expsnd 30, :
0O0 COO marks in fortifying Kiel.
Cleveland and New York were connected
by telephone for several hours Monday after
noon. Gentlemen in the office of the Postal
Telegraph Company in New York spoke and
sang before the Improved Telephone party in
Cleveland. That Office did the sAme, and the
voices were more distinctly heard in New
York than is usually the case between con.
neoted telephones 10 the same city.