Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-23
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Flashes Of News from all Parts Of the
World


The wife OF John Russell Young died in Paris yes
terday morning.
The Chinese Admiral has arrived at Shanghai
with eight gunboats
The Paris GauIoiS says Prince Jerome Napoleon
Will publish manifesto.
There was an earthquake shock at Trieste at $3.50
o'clock yesterday morning.
Anna Dickinson is TO drop "Famet and rely
upon Ann Boleyn hereafter
There was a slight shock OF earthquake in Malta
at o'clock yesterday morning.
A decisive action of the French forces from Hanoi
against the Black Flags at Bacninh is impending.
Claims are being lodged at the English Foreign
Office by English subjects in Tamatave against the
French Government.
W. B. Hall, prominent merchant of Baltimore,
Nd, has disappeared, leaving behind him liabilities
amounting TO S64, COO.
Princess Victoria, daughter Of Crown Prince
Frederick William. has been betrohed to the hered-
itary Prince Of Anhalt
A free fight at colored dance at Charleston, S.
c.. Saturday resulted in one being killed and sev-
eral stabbed and beaten.
The dealings in Northern Pacific preferred, satur.
day, in New York. are said tohave been unparalleled
in the history of Wall street.
The claim agency business at Washington Gec eral
Dudley, Commissioner Of Pensions, says, has at
tracted to it many ignorant and unscrupulous peo-
pie.
Sir George F. Bower, Eng ish Governor Of Hong
kong, left Pekin Tor Hongkong after satisfactory
interview with the Chinese Minister of Foreign Al
| fairs.
There was an explosion in the Lady Pit cOlliery,
EAR Stake upon Trent, Englaud Sunday while the
miners were trying to eXtinguish the fire. Six were
| kill I'd and three wounded.
| General Campenon, French Minister of War, said
he Nl devote all his energy to reforming the sys-
| TEN Of mobilizing the army. The prospect of war
with Germany will be uppermost in his mind.
! The first performance Of the Luther play, repre-
senting scenes in the Reformers life, took place at
jena SAKE Weimar, Saturday, and was great sue
| cess. The house was crowded. Several German
Princes and the Able List were present
Boston special says: The political canvass is
| getting very warm. Robinson and Butler are each
making two and three speeches day, special trains
being engaged to allow them to cover various towns
and cities. Both indulge in personalities. Both
claim victory as assured.
Following is the United States Treasury state
ment yesterday Gold coin and bullion, S20S, 244,
640 silver dollars and bullion sl20 342, ,S22 frac-
tional silver con S26 641 .09l United States notes,
S52 $50 AL. Total Si07, ,SSS, ,994 Certificates out
standng-gold, S54,5l2. SO; silver, $50, ,4s5, ,24l
currency, Sl2,35o,000.
| A bulletin of the Lima DtdriO Official announces
the signing of treaty Of peace last night
at Ancon between the representative OF the
Chilean Government and General Iglesias. The bull
days, be occupied by the Peruvians, the DidT1O OIL
| cidt will no longer be published.
Adyices from Yum Nan, China, confirm the report
that the Chinese assisting the Black Flags in
Anam, who number 5000 men, exclusive of those in
| the garrison at Bacninh and Sontay. The Viceroy
of Canton objects to foreigners traversing the
streets. Reports OF the approaching war with for
eigners are circulating in the interior OF China.
| People in Yum Nan believe the Chinese army is
preparing for a war Of determination against for
| eigners.
private settlement in Northern Pacific was
made in New York yesterday. A pool Of 5000
shares paid 20 per cent. to be let of Wizards
friends claim he has 2i5 900 shares in Northern Pa
cifc preferred in his box. President Willard said
Yesterday afternoon al am not prepared to say
whether the necessary three-fourths of the pre-
ferred stock has been secured in favor Of the new
issue OF bonds. have not yet examined the trans
fer books"
\ party of thirty-six missionaries, on their way
from Utah to Europe, reached New York yesterday
They were accompanied by George @ Cannon, John
F. Cane, his successor in the House of Representa-
tives Mrs. John Q. Cannon, who is gong to join
her husband in Switzerland, Mrs. John Reeve, wife
of the General Ticket Agent of the Utah Railroad,
Mrs. Amy Long, who is going to join her husband
in India, and S. F. Richards, who comes here on
legal business with his wife. The party of mission
aries to sail for Liverpool, and from there will
be distributed throughout Great Britain, Scandi-
navia, Switzerland, Germany and Austria