Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-10

The health of Bismarck is again unsatis
factory.
The National Temple Of Gratitude will be
inaugurated this month at Valparaiso.
Advices from Valparaiso say that Don Pc.
| tricio Lynch will be promoted to the rank Of
Vics-Admiral June next.
The Health Officer at Brownsville, Tex,
has arranged with the Mexican authorities to
establish quarantine at Bagdsd.
A banquet will be given the japanese ma.
val officers by the commandant of the fleet.
on board the Blanca Eucalida at Valparaiso.
| At Reading, Pa., yesterday, Lsferty Boyer
town, q glutton, finished the self imposed task
of eating FIVE goose-eggs per day for twenty
days.
William Hughes (colored), found guilty on
mis- on confession Of numbering his wife, was
n. 8.
Reports from Texas say that sheep shear
ing is about completed, and that the total
clip of the State is much larger this year
than last.
a. NJ. Mitchell, arrested at Leicester, Eng,
with explosives, has been discharged, there
being 70 evidence to connect him with the
dynamite conspiracy.
Edward George Clark and William Bowen
Rowlands, @. c., have been engaged at Lon
don to defend Gallagher and Whitehead, the
dynamite conspirators.
Lizzie Robinson, alias Ralston, who is said
to be the niece of Ralston of California, was
picked up by the police of Chicago Tuesday
and taken to the hospital
At the fifty.eighth annual meeting of the
American Tract Society in New York yesteI-
day, it was reported that the receipts during
the year were 1894. 066; expenditures,
1886, $50.
The body Of rent collector was found
Tuesday in pond in the Thirgarten Her
mann, Berlin. He was undoubtedly muir
dered by robbers, as %. 000 marks were stolen
from his person.
The new civil service rules having been ap.
proved, the Commissioners will leave Wash
ington in a few days for the purpose of put
ting the Examining Boards in operation in
all the large cities.
At a meeting of Irishmen at Ottawa, Ont,
resolutions were passed expressing confidence
and faith in the wisdom of the constitutional
policy so theoretically pursued by Psrnell as
leader of the Irish Parliamentary party.
George W. Lane presided at the one hun
dred and fifteenth anniversary banquet of the
New York Chamber of Commerce Tuesday
night. General Grant, Chsuncey NJ. Depew
and Henry Ward Beecher made speeches.
A motion recently offered in the German
Reichstag by member from Strasburg for
the abolition of the dictatorship in Alsace Lor-
raine has provoked comments in the French
press which are calculated to CAUSE irritation
in Germany.
TIE New York Suns Washington special
says There is some reason to believe the re-
port that Commissioner of Patents Marble
has been asked to resign, although he denies
it, and the Secretary of the Interior refuses
to talk about the matter.
Architect Hills investigation will not be.
gin before the 21st. Secretary Folger says
he has no authority to subpoena witnesses TO
appear before the committee, and there is no
fund at his disposal out of which their fees
and expenses can be paid.
Notwithstanding rumors which have been
afioat that the dissolution Of the German Par
lament is imminent, there are signs that
Bismarck's belief in dissolution as an effec.
tive weapon against refractory Parliament
il by no means as strong as it was
1t was decided Tuesday night to go on with
the argument in the star route trial, and yes
terday morning Wilson began the closing
argument for the defense. He was followed
by Carpenter. Williams, Henkle, Davidge,
Chandler and Ingersoll, in the order named.
AT the Newmarket, Eng, second spriug
meeting yesterday the race for the Payne
stake, year olds. was won by G. G. Stssd's
Spleudor, G. J. Lefevre's Ladisks second /;
Duke of Hamilton's Ossian, third. Eleven
started, including j. r. Ksene's chestnut colt,
Blue Grass.
Secretary Folger Gays no application has
been made for the dismissal of Captain
O'Meagher Condor, now employed in the Of
fee of the Supervising Architect of the Treas
ury, on the ground that bis public utterances
were disrespeetful and offensive to the Brit
ish Government.
The news of the divorce suit between Sen.
atcr Fair and his wife attracted little sur
prise in Washington. Fair took his wife
there but once, and it has been rumored that
they DID not live happily. A Congressman
who claims to know the family history says
he was not surprised at the suit.
A special to the Milwaukee Sentinel says
collision occurred on the Madison division
of the Chicago and Northwestern road be-
tween passenger and freight train. The
accident is supposed to have been caused by
negligence. David Nichols, the fireman.
was killed, and number of others injured.
About twelve hundred visitors and dele
gates of the Southern Baptist Convention
have arrived at Waco, Tex. Eight cars from
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Carolina
arrived at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening. The
Tennessee delegation come on special via
Indian Territory. Every train is bringing in
Texas delegates and visitors.
Governor Butler sent to the Mass cAusetts
House Tuesday afternoon message on insur-
ance matters. He says the required examin-
alton by an actuary has not been made in
several years. and the condition of the COM
panies is not known. The Governor added
that heiwas himself aware that one or two of
the companies are rot in a sound condition.
The steamer Big Horn, which left Bis
marck, D. T., April 29sh, loaded with 2S5
tons of assorted merchandise. consigned to
Montana merchants, struck snsg yesterday
morning, five miles below Poplar river, csus-
ing her to sink above her main decks in five
minutes. The boat and cargo are reported a
total loss. The steamer was valued at $780,
600; no insurance. The cargo is fully in
sured.