Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-28
Flashes Of gews from all Parts of the
World


There were the usual crowds at Coney
leland and other New York seaside resorts
Sunday. The weather was charming.
A French nobleman was killed Sunday
while ascending the Piisebernes. the highest
mountain of thu Engsndine group in Ssitz.
erland.
A Laredo special says: A report that
Felipe Cortina, in command Of 300 Rsvolu-
tionists, has been defeated near Tsmpico, has
been confirmed.
The brigantine Rutkal L., owned by
James r. Lsithion and E. P. Archibald. of
Halifax, was burned in Little Giace Bay, N.
s., Thursday night.
The cattle brought TO Liverpool by the
! steamer Ontario from Montreal were slaugh-
tered. as it was suspected that they were H.
fscted with Texan fever.
Mrs. Lauglry, VINO is performing in Mar
chester, Eug is being received with enthnsi
esm. Sac has been pisying to excellent bus-
ness since she opened there.
| DR.. Doby, prominent citizsn Of Brook
| Iva, sud Mira Fdriong have been arrested n
| 6. charge Of oausiDg the death Of Miss Charity
Vaa Glider by malpractice.
The evidence il now very stfong to show
that A. A. A;her.o1, County Treasurer Of
! Roscommon, Iowa, hs, skipped with funds 10
| the amount OF about SIS. 600
Monsignor Capel denies that his mission to
thia country Fas special fignifcsnce, aud that
| it hiss any bsariag on the present or the
future of the Catholic Church.
Harry Packard, of Hartford. Conn, an
employee CT Barnum's, was crushed at Gin
cinnati, yesterday morning by one of the ele-
plants and died at the hospital.
| A London tOhio) Fpscial gays shat VIM.
| Nicfers, o colosed hoy, deliberately threw
himself on the track bsfore rapidly moving
/ freight train and was Instantly -kilitd.
living has arranged for the publication,
! simultaneously in Americs and England, ef
| a diary with his impressions IF America IN
dialogue form, as il given in interviews.
An American lady, well known in society
/ in Paris, recently made d sensation by sp-
pes1ing st the ball of a foreign court in a
costume of white kid, fitting like glove.
! FIRE in West Fifty.sixth slrest. New
York, yesterday, destroyed ,S65. 600 worth of
property. The principal loss was IN the
| WOOL. ulling factory OF Hiram Hollis, of
I Bosten.
John Brown, while drunk, fred at tele-
graph operator in the Ohio and Mississippi
! Office at Milan, Ind, Sunday night, missed
him and hit Dowd Allen, killing him H.
stantly.
Doctor Tngleby, lie trustee Of Shakes.
peare's birthplace museum, in pamphlet agi-
tates the opening OF the poet's grave at STRAIT.
| ford 20 photograph his face and take a cast Of
his skull.
Hester Fennel, white woman about thirty
four years Of age, a resident OF the Philadel-
phia slums, died Saturday from the effects Of
a beating received from the hands Of a negress
named Sallie.
The Union Pacific Directors have notified
the authorities at Castle Garden that hence
forth immigrants will be carried On express
trains, making the same time that tirst-class
passengers CO.
Notice is received of civic marriage at
Dresden between Mae. Sembsich and Pro-
fessor Stepzie under romantic circumstances.
| Stenzie found her IS poor girl learning the
violin and educated her.
Hsulan has returned to Toronto. No off.
| cial arrangements have been made in regard
| to his race with L ycock but Hanlan says he
will so to Australia and meet Laycock, if
reasonable expenses AKA paid.
The Duke of Richmond hiss issued an
oder to his servants prohibiting all widows
| renting auy part Of his &C sstes from marry
ing without frat obtaililg his consent, under
penalty IF folieitinS sheir holdings.
John W. Bigeiow, of New York, was found
dead ia he'd at hi5 CO .tsge at Newport Sun
DAY. L Is rumofei 20 have baea Il case OF
| suicide on account Of financial troubles, but
the doctor ard family deny the theory.
Disaics Attorney Guthridge. for ths Esst-
srn District Of Texas. handed in | is immedi-
ste resignation Saturday, to q special cfhceg
who had been investigating this Hough asss5-
siuation and other matters in that District.
Waddingicn's sudden recall to Paris ID sup
posed TO be in consequence OF the intrigues
to draw England into the European league
against France. The King of Spain ID also
going to Berlin to join the rnonarChist combi-
nation.
! PLebe Cozzens, the lawyer and female
| suffragist il is believed, lost her life in the
Minnesota cyclone. She left Kasson for
Msnisouvills last Tuesday. Her father has
teleersphed in all directions, but hesrd moth
| Jag about her.
A grand fete was given Sunday, st the
Tuiieriss Gardens, under the auspices OF the
press Of Paris, thu proceeds to aid the suffer
| ers from the recent earthquake at IscEil.
1he receipts were 800 600 francs. There wss
an immense attendance.
| L1cy Horton, an ex.Tressury clerk, who
some time ago shot son Of Senator Morgan,
for having as she alleged, betrayed her,
threatens, if she does net get a position in
the Treasury Department, to shoot Butler,
tae Appointment Clerk.
The Queen is a. Balmernl. She il in good
health and spirits. She has asked Theodore
Martin to write biography Of Brown, and
commissioned Tennyson 10 write verses, which
sbe is to have engraved on numerous memo
rials which she is preparing.
The riots at EgeIzog. Hungary, lasted
| three days. The peasants, armed with mns'
ksts, stoutly resisted the troops. It is re-
ported that 20 settlers and many rioters were
kilisd. Riots against the Jews also occurred
at Cburgo, Kezthely and Kanissragy.
Qasen Victoria has offered reward Of
$500 and pardon 20 the thieves for the return
of Jewels valued at e35, 900 recently stolen
from Lady TFevois. This conduct on the
part of her Majesty is severely criticised as
royal encouragement to the compounding OF
fe4onies.
! J. Fl. Saunders. of the Special United
States Treasury Commission, has just re-
turned from Europe. He says that Germany
will not remove it's restrictions on the i'm
porsa.ion of American pork until this Gov
eminent insugurstes system Of thorough
| inspection.
The Convention of the National Woman's
| Christian Temperance Union at Round Lake,
| n. Y, closed Sunday. The services were
largely attended. Addresses were made by
| Miss Z W. Greenwood of Connecticut, Mrs.
Mary Hunt of Hyde Park. Mass, and the
President. Mrs. Mary L. Burt.
Advicss from Ekaterenoalaf. Russia, the
scene of the late riot against the jews, say
| that SIG houses wera wrecked and plundered
| during the progress Of the riots. The loss s
sustained by the Jews are estimated at Gil,
coo roubles. Fourteen Russians who were
wounded by troops 10 quelling the outbreak,
have since died, making the total killed %.
Don Carlos, the direct representative Of
the Spanish line OF Bourbons, and the pre-
tender to the throne now occupied by Alton
SO, arrived in this country by the steamer
from Havre ten days ago, and was last week
the guest of an ex-senator in New Jersey, at
whose residence be passed several days. His
visit is purely one Of pleasure.
Violent riots against thu Jews occurred at
Egeizog. Hungary, last Friday and Satur-
| day nights. Two thousand esssnts took
psrt in the outbreak; wrecked all the houses
| and shops of the Jews in the place, and
shouted, Murder all jews" Troops were
| called out, but were unable to suppress the
violence Of the mob until reinforced. The
rioters also released number of prisoners.
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