Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-22
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Flashes of Eews from all Parts of the
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| hight Reverend john William Colenso,
| d. D., Bishop of Natal. 10 dead
The New Hampshire Legislature took an
other ballot yesterday, with no choice. Ad-
journed till Tuesday.
| the British Government announces it's in
tention to abandon tho criminal procedure
! bill the present season.
The British North Borneo Company offiei.
ally deny that the staff Of the company were
mastered by Easives of Borneo.
The failure of The Crescent Silk Manufact-
uring Company of Paterson, n. j., is an.
nonnced. Assets, $4,000; liabilities, $780,
| Geo.
! at the tweniy-sixth commencement of
| TUFTS College the honorary degree IF Master
of Arts was conferred on Edwin Alonzo Da-
vie, of California.
Samuel j. Tilden has purchased the Yacht
Pauline. which is now undergoing a thorough
| oVerhauling, and will soon make It's appear.
ancs on the Hudson.
George Hepburn, of tha P;ctou branch of
the Bank Of Nova Scotia, was arrested at
Halifax Wednesday while trying TO escape,
on charge of forgery.
The steamer Nevada sailed from Oueers-
town for New York yesterday and had on
board 671 Mormons, III Of whom are British
and 800 Scandinavians.
The residence of Ezekiel NJ. Patterson, at
New Bruno wick, n. j., was robbed Wednes-
day night of $4,000 in bonds and gold dur
ing the absence of the family.
The schooner Germania has sailed from
Hamburg for the Polar Ses, with provisions
and instruments for tho German expedition
now OF the way TO The Arctic region.
The elopement Of John J. Hopwood. an
Episcopalian, with young I2selite Of Nor
folk IS the social sensation Of the western
part Of Baltimore. The gid is only 1G years
old.
Henry L lwards, the so59y, replies to the
French entomoloeist d. GGichainviile. that
the caterpillar pest now ravaQins the New
York park foliage is not the California oTgyia
retusts.
The funeral of Archbishop Wood takes
place in Philadelphia Tuesday. TIE body
will be placed in vault Of the cathedral. A
solemn Pontificial requiem mass begins at 10
o'clock that day.
In the race for ths Siookbridge cup yes,er-
day at StockhIidge, Eog., Lorillsyds Iro-
quois WOE by three lepgths. The race for the
Johnstone plate handicap, 100 guiness, was
won by P. Lorillaros Arizua.
It's rumored at Copenhagen that Prince
Wsldema-, the youngest Of King Christians
Victoria, the second daughter Of Crown
Prince Frederick Willism Of Prussia
TIE irish Times of Dublin, says the Gov
eminent gave james Carey, the infofmer the
option of proceeding to enc of the British
Colonies or being released aGd allowed t. re-
main in Dublin without police protection.
Emma Key, eldest daughter OF ex Post.
master General Key, was married at Chatta.
nooga Wednesday night to w. + Thomp5or.
Superintendent of the Railway N ii Service
OF the Uuited States. The wedding was pri-
vate.
A train containing shorthorn cattle. valued
at over 100000, lefS Sterling, Ky. Wednez-
day, for Chicago, where they will be sold
June 9th and 28sh. ThiG Is The most valu-
able and largest shipment Of the kind ever
made.
The famous GiI-Woodhull case was up
yesterday in tbe New York Court OF Sessions.
The two sisters Woodruff Wers absent They
were convicted of battery, and counsel was
ordered TO produce them next Thursday for
sentence,
The ship Alice NJ. Minott left New York
for Hiogo or Yokohama November Both last.
She was spoken January 4th in latitude 240
south, and longitude 22' west but has not
since been heard from, although she has been
out 2S0 days.
At Cincinn1ti, yesterday, Thomas Scanlan
was convicted by jury in the Common Pleas
Court on an indictment under the tramp law,
This penalty is from one to three years in the
Penitentiary. This ia said to be the first c,n-
viction under this statute in Ohio.
The New York World prints remarkable
interview with Salmi Morse, in which he says
that for a long time he was great banker In
San Francisco, but having been burned ont,
he went 10 Melbourne, where be built a hotel
six times as large az the Fifth Avenue Hotel
in that city.
The Mayor of New York has sent to the
Aldermen a communication from the officers
of the Virginia Military Institute, asking the
privilege of returning to the city the flag pre-
sented to the One Hundred and Sixty-fousth
regiment of New York voluntes rs, which was
captured during the war.
A petition is being circulated for signst
requesting Governor Cleveland, Of New
York, TO pardon John Degoy, who was SEN
fenced TO two months imprisonment on the
charge of libeling Augustus Belmont. It is
expected some or all Of the jurors who con-
victed him viii sigD the petition.
A dispatch from Guoyequil, via Galveston,
says: The meeting TO arfange set ,lemert be-
tween the parties has ended 1t ID reported
that Veiutemilla is willing TO surrefder the
Guy II aliOWeu 70 rebsla MS dcuerdl51ID aud
his officers their present positions. The OPP
posing party will cot consent. 1t Is expected
an attack will be made shortly.
The New York World says Pontius
Pilot, who is suing Salmi Morse for his sal
sry, is a Bostonian named Warren, and MIS-.
ALERT j. Eaves has beel served with q writ
making her a defendant in tho suit. Mrs.
Esves steadily denies that she is a partner
ia the 6 Passion Play" management, and will
defend the suit TO the ustermoss.
Arrangements for the celebration in Brook
Ign Academy, June 25sb, OF Bsecher's
seventieth birthday, have been completed.
IL is expected that BseGher's friends will fill
the Academy, and among Others General
Grant, Mayor Low of Brooklyn, Rev. Ar
mitage and Rev. C8ilyeT viii speak. Rev.
DIR. Charles H. Hall Of the Episcopal Church
will preside.
judge John E. Career, Of Springfield,
Tenn, was indie ed at tho June term Of the
Robertson County Circnit Court for an at
temp TO commit perjury and subornation Of
witnesses in iawanit IN which be was lead
iug couussl. Garner Is lawyer Of high
standing, snl has served on the bench and in
other positions of honor and trust.
Charles Backus, tbs miustrel, died In New
York yesterday incrning. Baekus played for
the Iast time st Syracuse, on The 18th Of
April. He suffered intensely before ais finsl
dissolution, and was at tines unconscious.
The body will be taken 70 Rochester. ard fu-
neral services held thero by Rev A NJ Lsig-
ter, Of Elizabeth, N. j., and formerly Of
California, warm personal friend Of the de-
ceased.
There have been foods in Siiesia, attended
By wster-spouts. A large part Of the town
OF Hirschberg wss submerged sna HOUSES in
adjacsat villages flooded The railway near
Sslzblrg wss washed away. Disastrous foods
were also reported in Bohemia and Morayia.
The Danube 10 expected to overflow its banks
shortly, as the river Jun and mountain
streams are rising rapidly. The quay ct Liaz
il flooded.
Given Up by Doctors.
SIS It possible that Blr. Godfrey Is up and
az work, and cured By % simple z remedy ?"
&c assure you is Is true that be i entirely
cured, and WITH nothing bat bop Bittsrs, sad
only ten days sgo his doctors gave dim up and
said he must die"
% WelIa-isy That's remarkable I viii