Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-28
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Four inches of snow fell in Quebec yester-
day. Sleighing has been again resumed.
A nitro.glycerine panufsctory has been dis
covered at Northampton, Eng. The discovery
causes great excitement.
A loan of 100, ,OcO coo francs in four per
cenr. sntes will be issued in Belgium May
7th. The issue price will be 10la francs.
The French Council of State has decided
that the Government has the power TO stop
salaries of all clergymeD, even of Bishops.
The ship British Merchant, at Liverpool
from San Francisco, had her decks swept,
lost portion of her bulwarks, and sustained
other serious damage.
Mrs. Adaline Dubois Russell died Tues
day, aged 70, at the residence of her son-in-
law, Major General Winfield Hancock, at
Governors Island, N. Y.
Qneen Victoria will be able to stand unas-
sisted on her feet before fortnight. The in
jured knee is strengthening daily, and Her
Majesty general health is also improving.
Newburgh, Frenkel & Macs, of Cincin-
nati, have tailed. They owe 1926 900 in
New York, $500 being for merchandise
and 500, 600 on paper largely held by banks.
Officials of the Northwestern road deny
that there is any truth in the rumor tele-
grsphed from Washington to the effect that
negotiations are in progress for the consoida-
tion of that road and the Northern Pacific.
Rooms have been engaged for the President
in a hotel at Fortress Monroe, and he is ex.
pected there in few days. Newspaper cor
respondents insist that their reports of the
illness of the President in Florida were cor
rect.
The Chicago Times, which has been in
favor of the Hawaiian treaty, in discussing
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Honekong into Hawaii. thinks this wholesale
importation of slave labor is stropg argu.
ment in favor of the abrogation of the treaty.
Captain Thomas McGregor, of the First
Cavairy, reports to the War Department
that he has made q thorough investigation,
and fnds that the rumors of contemplated
outbreak among the Indians at the Willows
on the Columbir river, W. T., are totally un-
founded.
The Berlin National Zeitung declares that
it is impossible for 4 leland to accede TO any
further demands of Parnell. In regard to
the condition of Ireland. it declares that
honor demands the unequivocal dissyowal by
Parnel of the dynamite policy Of the Irish
extremists.
The failures for the last seven days. as re-
prted by r. G. Dun & Co., of the Mercan-
f1is Agency, number 1873, as compared with
205 last week. The New England States had
%. Middle "a, Western 5S, Southern 33, Pa
cifc States and Territories Is, New York city
IL, aud Can ada 10.
A London eablegram received at Chicago
announces the shipment of seventeen cases Of
exhibits, including the Rocket, George Ste.
phenson's first locomotive, for display at the
railway exhibition, which opens iu'that city
May oath. Among the novelties will be an
electric railway the first one operated in this
country.
The motion of the Chief Secretary for Ire
land, in the English House Of Commons
Thursday, for leave to introduce a bill max
ing a temporary provision for the relief of
the destitute poor in Ireland was carried
124 to 92 Gladstone warmly supported the
affirmation bill. He considered it time that
the Bradlaugh controversy should be closed.