Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-18
CONDEMNED DISPATCHES.
Flashes Of Eews from all Parts Of th'
World
General Won Moltke is seriously il


General Won Moltke is seriously i'll.
Allegro, near Brescia, Italy, is burned A thou
sand persons are homeless.
The President will appoint Emile Mahlo United
States Consul at MsnZanio.
Delegates from $1,000 miners at wigan, Eng,
have demanded an immediate advance Of Is per
cent. in wages
The Directors of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company have ratified the sale of the second mort
gage bonds TO syndicate.
oDonnell pleaded not guilty in London to the in
dictmant for the murder Of Carey. His trial is
postponed to November 2lst.
Quarantine against the Pensacola Navy Yard will
be abolished on the 25th instant, provided no new
cases Of yellow fever occur there.
}. W Mackay and James Gordon Bennett have
sigued q contract with Silas Bros. for two trans
atlantic cables The first cable will open about June,
1884.
According TO n Washington correspondent, it is
thought to be the intention Of the friends Of Cen
era Grant to present his again for the Presi-
deucy.
The expedition, under the auspices Of the Argus
newspaper TO explore New Guinea has returned TO
Melbourne, the fever attacking the party There
WIS one death.
The First National Blak Of Chicago has notified
its 100 clerks that they must all procure bonds,
which will range from $1,000 to So 900 each and ag-
gregats over 1920, 600
Inc international Ge9detc conference were ~
vited 10 meet with the Scientific Congress az Wash
ington next year. to discuss the proposition for The
establishment Of a universal meridian
A Eihiist proclamation has been issued in St.
Petersburg, proclaming that the late Ivan Tur-
geaeH was a Nihilist, an unpublished poem OF the
novelist being appended as proof Of the assertion.
The Eleventh Annual Congress Of the Association
for the Advancement Of Women began in Chicago
At 2:30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. \ large number
of distinguished women from all pats Of the coun-
try arc present.
The Grand Jury of Baltimore concluded its inves-
tigation Of the Ivol disaster, wherein the lives OF
sixty.fve eXcursionsts were lost. They find pre-
sentiment for manslaughter against LOwery Albert,
proprietor Of the Tivoli grounds and Frank kebi-
lens, lessee.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company notifies
the TranscOutneuta Association that it will not be
party TO the renewal of the special contract svs-
tem which has heretofore been in force between the
Union and Central Pacific Companies and merchants
IN San Francisco.
The English schooner Ottome was icaptured tres
passing upon preserves Of the Alaska Commercial
Company. Her cargo Of otter skins and hunting
material was confscated The schooner was taken
20 Petropauouski. The crew Of four EDglshmen
and fifteen japanese were sent to oladvostock
John s. Billings, Surgeon with the brevet rank of
LleutenantColonel is ling pressed upon President
Arthur for Surgeon General of the army, over the
heads Of fifty officers who his seniors in rank.
The other candidates Colonel Baxter, Chief Med
lcal fufFeyOT5 ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JOnu lamp
bell.
Three thousand armed peasants assembled at Va
lenca Dominho IN the province Of Vienna, aud
raised cries for the Republic. Severe fighting en-
sued, and several persons were wounded on both
SIDES Eventually the troops were compelled to re-
treat. Renforcemeuts of cavalry aud artillery were
sent from OpOrte.
The sixteenth annull reunion Of the Army of the
Tennessee began yesterday in Cleveland, o. There
was large Attendance The society, with General
Sherm an at the head Of the column, formed a pre-
eession and marchsifrom the hotel TO the hall where
the business OF the society was held. Sherman
aled the meeting TO order.
Tuesday evening. rs the Central Iowa freight was
on the grade four miles north OF Oskaloos4 Ia the
boiler Of the engine exploded causing bad wreck,
nineteen cars being piled up in ! space Of 40 feet.
The engineer Instantly killed, and the fireman
fatally injured The boiler was carried forward $50
feet, and the wreck piled up thirty feet in hight.
It is reported that much damage to property and
great loss OF lie caused by the earthquakes Oh
the peninsula between Choame and MenOr, opposite
Chios and Noula, on the southern coast OF the Gulf
of Smyrna. Ali the villages in that region de-
stroyed. It ia believed that upward Of l. 900 per-
sons pershed The survivors Of the disaster are
suffering fearful pnvatiOns. A complete panic pre-
walls.