Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Paul Scraudin, the wen-known vaudevilist,
is dead.
Dillon has postponed his proposed journey
to Colorado.
The frost hss created scare in leading
grain markets.
There is strike on the Metropolitan line
of railway, Washington.
The jockey Nolan was severely rjursd at
Sheepsnead Bay Saturday. He was riding
Puritan.
All efforts to compromise the strike of cot
ton operatives st Ashton, England, have
thus far failed.
Miss Mary Anderson continues to confirm
the favorable impression created IN her debut
in Ingomsr."
The Harvest Queen fur mills, situated
seven miles from Denver, On the Platte river,
were burned Sunday.
1t is reported that M. Patenotre, the
French Minister at Stockholm, will succeed
NJ. Tricou as Minister to China.
Ten Socialists, most of them Danes, have
been expelled from Hamburg, which is under
the state of siege law.
Browns successor as personal attendant TO
the Queen Is Francis Clerk, Highland gillie
brought up on the Dee.
Schilling, the sculptor, of Munich, has
been summoned TO Kissingen to make bust
of Bismarck by the Enperor's orders.
Bishop Berker, Of Delaware, sailed for
Rome Saturday. 1t is understood in Cath
oic circles that he will bs made an Arch
bishop.
The Queen is in Balmoral. Her depression
returning, she forbade the usual Highland
games. and she frequently drives to Crathie
kiIkyard to visit Browns grave.
l. is stated that there are hundreds of i'm
migrants camped along the Missouri river
waiting for the opening of the Sioux reserva-
tion, upon which they intend to settle.
The uncolIected writings of Thsckeray are
announced as included in the new Smith and
E der edition, which will contain his earlier
contributions to Punch and other magazines.
Judge Edwin Bancroft, of Texarkans. Ar
kansas, formerly prominent editor and Re-
publican politician, has been declared insane
and ordered to be sent to the asylum at Little
Rock.
The Russian alliance now includes Monte
negro, Greece, Bulgaria, Sweden aud Den
mark. The WHIT of the Prince of Montene-
gro to the Sultan points to the Inclusion of
the Porte.
J. H. Scholiar, of New Brunswick, n. J.,
has discovered q coating for telegraph wires
for underground purposes. He calls it the
Isco Insulator. IL causes no retardatil II of
the current.
A special from Washington ssys the next
Blue Book, containing the register OF al Of
fcers and employees in the service of the
United States, now in course OF preparation,
will contain ovsr 100, 600 names.
While cut sailing Sunday afternoon James
r. Keenes son, Foxhall, together with 'ths
sons of Mrs o. w. Bird and Geo. Henry
Warren, of New York, were eepsizsd by a
squall. They were rescued by local boat
mln.
A Mrs. Walton, from Georgetown. about
to visit friends in North Carolina, and tenn
porsrily stopping at the American House.
Denver, ienorantly gave her teething child an
overdose Of laudanum, from which the infant
died.
1t is reported from London that Lord Dun
come, the future Lord Fav8risham, is shortly
to be married to Nellie Lsmar, who, with
her sister Kate, has been Teigni9g star for
some time at one Of the leading variety
shows.
The celebration of September 18th, at Po-
sen, Of the bi centenary Of the raising Of the
siege of Vienna by Sobieski, was originally
forbidden, hut the prohioition in regard to
stage plays has heen removed in several dis
tricts.
Fourteen Mormon priests, led by Psrson
Palmer. Of Salt Lake City, are holding
meetings 10 Minneapolis, MIMI. for the
purpose of obtaining converts. They have
secured ten converts, one Of whom IS q
woman.
El Correo, of Madrid, savs that great
anxiety is felt concerning sff 4irs in Cuba.
The Government is aware Of the existence of
int,igues against the established power by
the enemies of Spain. and the authorities
are on the alert to Illustrate the plans of fiji
busters.
There hss been q great desl Of excitement
over the proposition to cpsn Shakespeare's
grave at Stratford. but the design will not be
carried out, the Mayor having published the
determination of the Common Council to
throw any one attempting the act into the
river Avon.
At banquet to the Irish League at Water
ford, Saturday. Richard Power, member of
Parliament for Waterford city, replying TO
the tsast, "Irelaud as Nation" described
England as a nation insulted by France,
hated by Europe and harassed and embar-
raised by Ireland.