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

and the coffin was quietly borne TO the
hearse. A procession was then formed. Fol.
lowing the hesrse came the pslLbearers end
about 1,000 men and boys, following about
80 coaches. After the usual Catholic ser.
vices ct Calvary Cemetery, Jimmy" Elliott
was placed in his last home. Every we'll
known thief in the city was present, and a
large force of police preserved order.
The Senate Presidency.
WAsHINGToN, March 11th.-Is is under
stood that Senator Edmunds will only retain
the office of President of the Senate until
next December, when he will give way fer
Senator Anthony.
Prafsew0Ithy Generosity.
BosToN, March 11th-Dr. Eben Tourgee,
who sixteen years ago founded the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music, now the largest
music school in the world. has presented the
Institution to the Board of Trustees, who &C.
ceptsd the gift and will take possession soon.
Fighting Brothers.in-Law.
LONDON (O). March 11th.-A trihirg dis.
p0te between John G. Tracy and David Gill
inwater. brothers-in-law, ended in Tracy
cutting Gillinwater's threat with an Ak.
Church Anniversary
New York, March 1lth.-The niuety. third
anniversary of the Foresythe street nj. E.
Church was celebrated to-day. 10 this church
the habit of inviting Penitents to the altar
originated.
Arrest OF an EX-COnSressman for g Rails
ing" Nofe.
BUTLER Pa.), March 11th.-Colonel John
Nj. Thompson, ex. Coner eressman Of this dis.
trict has been arrested on charge of raising
note from $400 to s4 600. Colonel Thomr-
son gave bail.
Cable Broken.
DUxBURY fMasa, J, March 11th.-A break is
reported in the French cable 325 miles out.
ThermomefricaI.
NEW YORK, March Midnight. High
est temperature to-day, 80; lowest, 1S'.
CHICAGO, March 11th.-Highest temper
asure to-day, S0'; lowest, 19'.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Death of Prince GorfschaksH.
BADEN BADEN, March 11.h.-Prince Gorts-
chakoff ex-Chancellor of the Russian EN-
pire, is dead.
The Situation In Paris.
PARIS, March 11th The police to-day dis
persed several groups of Socialists in Place
de FHotel de Vile. They made no resist
ance. Fifteen hundred persons afseiward
reassembled, but the police and mounted
luH.Cip pas asaiu ulSi i}SEeSI G1eiii hIu arrested
five persons. A crowd is now marching to
the Place du Trone, which is guarded.
PARIS, March 11th.-Tc-day the arrests
numbered 15. It has been determined to in.
vite oil Socialists TO great meeting on the
1Ssh inst, ard violence towards the polics
and troop: is urged. Louiss Michel is in
hiding, to avoid rearrest.
The Survivors.
LONDON, March 11th.-Fo1owing are the
names of the survivors of the steamer Ma.
varre, which foundsred Thursday, who were
landed ct Maasluys, South Holland: Matthie-
sen Carl Stark, Jorgsn Sorensen, Gunder
Teilsfsen. Gorvsld Guavaldsen, Andrew
Quenssn, William B. Sandersen, John A.
Hughes. john Wright and @. Roberts.
What the Police Charge.
HAvRE, March 11th.-The English police
allege that John Walsh was seen in Phueaix
Park on the night of the murder.
An Observation-Disclosures
LONDON, March 11th.-The; ;O5serrer states
that Judah 2. BeDj amin's health permitting,
he will probably accept a Judgeship.
A Greek Statesman Dead.
ATHENS, March 11th.-Ths Chamber of
Deputies has adjourned until the 16.h ir-
stant, out of respect to the memory OF the
late NJ. Coundouroc, ex-Pfime Minister. A
public funeral is proposed.
Mother and Child Burned TO Death.
QUEBEC, March 1lth.-At New Richmond,
John McQuarters house was burned to day,
with his wife and child. Pieris Parent, aged
So. died soon after leaving the burning
house.