Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-03

miss to consider the cable traction system Io
transporting passengers in that city.
One hundred members of the Calumet Clkb II
Chicago gave a comp imentary rejection and dlnnei
to General Schofield Saturday evening.
The late Mrs Charles H. Northam, Of Hartford
Conn., left 500 900 to Trinity College and Hartford
Hospital and s25, 900 to religious organizations.
The steam barge Norman was burned to the wa
ters edge at Pringers Cove, on Lake Ontario, Sat
urday The crew saved themselves by jumping
overheard.
Monsignor Capel on the question of Mormonism
saws his sympathy goes very strongly toward the
remedy proposed by Governor Murray and Genera
Rosecrans.
Charles Z. Donnie, Treasurer OF Boston, was foInd
to be defaulter in 1880 to the extent OF $50, GOO
and suit was begun against his bondsmen large
part of the deficiency was in sinking fund securities
1t Is understood that settlement will be effected by
the payment of $4,000.
The New York Tribune says: The strike of the
compositors in the office of the Evening Post j:
acknowledged to be a failure, and a fun force Of
ncn-union men is now at work on the paper. The
issue of the supplement was resumed yesterday, a;
well as the publication Ct the usual number OF after
noon editions.
A st. Paul special says The skeletons of twenty
three persons and about the same number of horses
were discovered in the northern part of Dckey
county, D. T., near the head OF Goose river, by
party OF explorers a few days ago Among the
skeletons found were brass cavalry buttons, spurs
and other effects of mounted men. They are sup
posed to be the remains of some party travelling
with military escort, but there is no record OF any
such missing expedition.
John Griffin Clrlisle the caucus candidate Of the
Democrats is a native Of Kentucky and As years Of
age He is a LAWYER by profession, and vas admit
ted TO the bar in 1858 He has been member OF
both houses of the Kentucky Legislature, and was
elected Lieutenant-Goverl or in 1871, serving until
1875 He was elected to the Forty fifth Congress
from the Sixth District of Kentucky, and was re-
elected to the FOrty-sixth, Forty-seventh and
FOrty-eighth Congresses. His home is in Coving-
ton Mr.. Carlisle has always been considered as one
of the ablest men In Congress.
FOREIGN.
Another Chinese ironclad was launched at stettin
Saturday.
General Pryor is to be complimented with BAN
quet in Dublin.
The English 0rangemen express sympathy fol
Lord Rossmore.
Gleicher, the English sculptor, is engaged in max
ing a bust Of Mary Anderson.
A new Toronto (Ont.) paper states its creed to be
democracy and common sense
Oscar Wi'des lecture in Dublin was q complete
failure, the house being empty.
The appeal OF Joseph Poole to the Irish Court Of
Queens Bench has been postponed.
O'Douneu the slayer of Carey, has been found
guilty and sentenced to death in Lonoon.
In IOnQun the supreme CIVIL ana author
ity has been invested in Admiral Courbet.
The library of Payne Collier, including its Shake
spearean documents, will be sold at auction in Lon
don.
An eyewitness of the defeat of Hicks Pasha says
the Egyptians fought three days and were beater
because their ammuntiO ran out
The Committee on Credits reported to the French
Chamber Of Deputies regarding the Tonquin diff
Guilty, and recommended settlement.
are mooted for the control Of the sale OF explosives
in order to prevent their use by conspiratoIs.
The Marquis Of Anglesea has been divorced from
his American wife, and has married for the fourth
ime, the new peerless being Madame Digalbe.
De Giers, Russian Minister Of Foreign Affairs viii
60 to Vienna in behalf of the Gar to give Austrii
assurances of the peaceful intentions Of Russia
Serious trouble was anticipated at Newry between
the Nation lists and the Orangemen Saturday night
and police and militia patrollirg the streets
After Old nnell was sentenced he shouted "Thret
cheers for old Ireland !" and was removed from II,
Court with some difficulty, causing terrible confu
sion.
The Canadian Government has opened mile bel
through the Northwest territory for settlement a
q SO per acre. The belt thus opened is 600 mile
long.
Alderman William Meagher (Parnellite) has beeI
elected Lord Mayor Of Dublin The Liberal anC
Conservative members of the corporation abstaineC
from voting.
The Duke Of Edinburgh mas at last been discov
cred in generous act he gave El5 but the recip
lent turned out to DE notorious and frequentl!
convicted impOstor.
Hugh Sutherland and others, of Winnipeg viii
apply to the Canadian Parliament for an Act to in
corporate the San Francisco, Winnipeg and Hudsoi
Bay Railroad Company.
England is much exercised over the threatenin.
movement of FL Mahdi, who, it is believed means I,
nd baaH n
the Mussuiman Church.
The newest phase of the Franco Chinese question
is the belief that is likely t. be ayerted, by rea
son of Premier Ferry's confession that the Frencl
troops are to be withdrawn from Bacnnh.
George Goschen, member of Parliament for Ri
pc L, has accepted the Speakership of the knglisl
House Of Commons, and Speaker Brand retires OIL
a pension from the Government OF $4,000.
Lady Harriet Ashley has inherited great deal 0
the old Marquis Of Douglas property, he wa
anxious To keep as much as ossible from his futur
heir, George Chichester, now Earl OF Belfast, VIII,
has most malodorous record.
Mrs Girard Leigh, who is to be married for th
third time holds large fortune from her secont
husband on condition Of keeping the largest zach
ahoat her present vessel being the famous zach
ChasellIe The bridegroom, the Danish Minister
has a grown-up family.
A manuscript by Cate, reader to Frederick tn
Great, has been found in the Prussian archives
Cate kept the record Of Fredericks remarks on HI
readings which are strikingly original and cherac
teristic Herr Won Sybil has obtained permission &
publish it, with notes calculating Frederick's con
yersation.
Mrs Weldon very pretty but turbulent woman
in London who has made the Courts and publ
familiar with her wrongs for years, has just brough
out an ugly biemish on the divorce laws. Her nus
band otrerei her $50 year and house, but she in
sisted that he sh ould also live with her. and the Cour
has decided he must do so or 90 TO prison.
The London papers have entered on lively dis
cusson of the system Of gambling which prevail
on the Transatlantic steamers Passengers VIII
have suffered or have been ANNOYED by it, write tina
gangs Of American gamblers, card-sharpers an
hunko men make regular business OF travelling o
first-cass liners Their victims generally Eng
lishmen.
PACIFIC COAST.
BUSTERS are stealing cattle in Sonora, Mexico.
An unoccupied house at Red Bluff was burne