Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19

CONDENSED FROM LAsr NIGHTS DIsPAToHEs.l
The International Convention of cigarmakers
opened Monday in Toronto.
All the duck mills in Lawrence, Mass will be in
full operation on the Sd proXimo
During the cavalry charge in the German military
| maneuvers, Monday, many troopers were injured
| owing 20 the binding dust
The tapestry weavers of Horner Bros, at Phila-
depha, have returned to work, the firm giving the
| increase of wages demanded.
The dissensions in the French Cabinet have been
| renewed. 1t is thought they viii result in the re-
tiremtEt Of Challemel-Lacour.
Members Of the royal family of Denmark, with
their guests, lunched storday at Copenhagen with
Gladstone on board his steam yacht
James McDermott was before the Court in Liver
pool yesterday, and discharged, the evidence
against him being deemed insufficient.
Henry L, Pierce has written letter declining to
be the Republican candidate FOR Governor of Massa
chusetts, which creates great surprise.
The Secretary of the Treasury will probably make
another bond call on Wednesday Thursday. 1t is
thought that the amount will be SIS, 100000
watehman Coffee, who tells the story Of a.sus-
picous man he saw in the Amber case has received
an anonymous warning from New Haven.
A number OF cattle were drowned on Sable
sland Nova Scotia during the gale of August 29th.
Several places we're inundated and some buildings
damaged.
A member of Henry NJ. Staniey's party has ar
rived at Madeira He reports that the French
burned Loango because the natives refused to seu
| certain territory to them.
The ReEubtigUe Franedisc urges that it is to the
interest Of all the European powers TO make COM
mon cause with France against the raising by CHINA
| of barriers to commerce.
The Cape Government has sent an ,iltimatum to
Cetewayo demanding the surrender OF himself and
his followers within ten days. II he fails TO do so
troops viii be sent to arrest him.
The Massachusetts, Commission Of Immigration
says the worst class Of pauperB they called upon
to pr0vid for come through Canada aud additional
legislation is asked to prevent such influx.
The report of the committee appointed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury to investigate the charges
against Supervising Architect Hill IS very severe on
HIM, aud his resignation is freely talked Of
Captain Stephens of the steam barge Oakland,
whIcn .ouudered eff Comment, o., Monday, in a
gale reports that he and the three Others supposed
to be lost, made thsir escape TO the shore and
saved.
The Christian Convention. under the guidance of
D. L. Moody the evangelist, began three days
session in Chicago yesterday;morning. About 600
persons, chiefly ministers and eyangelists, were
present.
Three men entered the house OF Washington
Cdell, near Ridgeway, Va, shot Odell and threat
ened to kill his wife If she did not give up their
money. She refused, and the men torcibly took
s., 600
Mint Director Burchard states that from his re-
cent observations and information he has received.
he thinks this year there will be slight decline III
the Yield OF gold and an increase IN silver over last
years production.
Ths New York Times celebrates its thirty-seeond
birthday by reducing its price from four to two
cents. The price OF the Sunday edition is reduced
from five to three cents. The size of th9 sheet,
eight pages is not reduced.
The Lord Lieutenant for Ireland has issued an
order aboshing the office OF Special Resident
Magistrate for Dublin ahd appointed four Divisional
Magistrates, who will direct the movements OF
Resident Magistrates and the police
At a meeting of the stockholders Of the Florida
Ship Canal Transit Company in New York Monday,
the Board of Directors were authorized to make a
contrac. for the construction Of canal, the work
to be started at the eavliest possible day
A dispatch from Saybrook, ILL.,, says Sergeant
Bates, the famous flag carrier, is In poor health ana
has lost bis mind de wants to carry nag from
Chicago to Savannah His family have been living
in poverty for years because of his shiftessness.
Judge Donohue, of tho New York Supreme
Court, has annued the marriage of William Turk
to Amelia NJ Salmon. Turk claimed that he was
comoelled to marry Miss Salmon by the threats of
her father and brother that they would shoot him.
Louis Brash an Omaha clother, has made an as
signment; liabilities, $4,000, covered by assets
This is OF the first assignments uuder the statute
which compes assignments TO be made to the
Sheriff instead of the creditors thus protecting all
creditors.
Rev. Father Butler, Of Rockford, H., is promi-
nently spoken Of as successor to Father Riordan,
consecrated as coadjutor to Bishop Alemany OF Call
fornia last Sunday the priesthood OF st. James
Church. Bishop Ryan, of st. Louis, is said to be
interested in his appointment.
special from St. Joseph, Mo-, says: freight and
passenger train eollided at Corning, No, on the
| kansas City, ST. Joe and Council Bluffs Railway,
| last night Fred IL. Johnson route agent, received
severe injuries. Others were also injured, and two
| locomotives badly wrecked.
Governor Patterson, OF Pennsylvania, has vetoed
the concurrent resolution instructng the Appropria
tions Committee OF both houses to report an appro-
priation bill for the pay Of Senators and members
| up to and including September 10Th, atd to report
nc other appropriations bill except for officers aud
employees.
o'Donne the murderer OF Carey, landed at
| SouthamDtop Eng at 9 o'clock yesterday morn
| ing and was plsced on board the tram for London
/ The train arrived at NauXhall at noon, where the
prisoner was met by large force of police and es
corted the prison Then, under the escort OF
| the police, 1t was driven to Millbank Jail.
Bremner the well-known minstrel, who died on
Saturday at Funda IN " Jail where he had been
confined for vagrancy, at his own request, was
buried Monday in the pOtters field, with the county
paupers. At one time Bremmer earned S25O week.
He gave his banjo, which he had carried through
prosperity and aeversity to Jailer Dowd.
The New York Herald prints long letter from
Commodore Shufeldt, whose experience in Chinese
seas gives weight to what be says. He RECOGNIZES
the need for display of naval force, and points out
that irrational semibarbarous outbreaks against
people are likely to occur at any moment We have
only six ships to protect Amer ;an property in nine
| ports.
The Cincinnati NeicS-Journal Publishing Com
pany was last night served with q paper in a SUIT
| brought by General Andrew Hckenlooper,
Lieutenant Governor of Ohio, who sues to recover
$780, 900 as damages for publishing a libel on the
18th OF September. The article in question did not
name any man in the report OF the scandal but it
was said the man in the case had held high official
| position.
The Dutch Parliament opened at The Hague Mon.
day. The King referred to the calamity which had
befaen the people Of java and said he felt assured
that the charity extended to the sufferers would be
equal 10 the great necessities of the OCCASION The
Socialists made the opening of Parliament the occa
sion for political demonstrations and pacards favor
ing universal suffrage were posted along the route
| of the royal procession.