Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-08
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Thres suicides have occurred in New Yorl
the last three days.
The Postmaster General has selected {
metallic-red color for the new two-cent post
age stamp.
The number Of deaths reported in New
York yesterday was lib, against 81 Wednes.
day, 30 on Tuesday, and so on Monday.
The depot safe at Wakefield, Neb., on
the Omaha and st. Paul Railroad, was blown
up Wednesday night, and robbed of about
$500.
At Wilmington, Del. yesterday, the U United
States double-turreted monitor Amphitrite
was successfully launched, amid great en-.
thusiasm.
The schooner Charles P. Sinnickson, from
New York for Charleston, is believed to have
fOundered at sea. The Captain, his wife and
seven men probably persisted.
Suleiman Daound and Mahmond Ssnai.
accused of setting fire to Alexandria at the
time of the British bombardment, have been
found guilty and sentenced to death.
Irving Duer, who has been detected in
stealing from feilow-men.beTs of the Staten
Island Cricket ard Baseball Clubs, is the
granddaughter Of Washington Irving.
At Ascot. England, yesterday, the Rons
Memorial ssLkes were won by Ch;ssslhu-ss
Limestone second, +. Jsrdine's four-year-old
colt third. Lorillard's Sachem also ran.
The German steamer Claudius, which left
New York May 10Th for Stockholm, in q
collision off Tynemouth was badly damaged.
and was run on the beach, where she was
sunk.
Among the passengers who arrived at
New York yesterday by the steamer Finance,
from Rio de Janelro, was Simon Valentieri,
Bishop of Paleopolis and Vicar Apostolic of
Koran, China.
Indian Agent Wilcox thinks prompt action
should be taken with all Indians who return
to the reservation, so that they should know
and feel that the reservation was not safe
retreat for murderers.
The race for the st. James Palace stakes in
England yesterday for three-year-olds. was
won by Lord Falmouth's Gallisrd, Prince
Sallykoff's Paddock second, j. r. Keene's
PotOsi third. No other starters.
DR.. Collins, of Minneapolis, visited the
Navy Department Wednesday in the capac-
ity of administrator on the estate of bis
brother, the late Jerome G. Collins, natural
ist of the Jeanette Arctic expedition.
White Wolf, Big Bow and Sun Bear, re-
presenting the Kiows and Comauche tribes,
of Indian Territory, had conference with
the Secretary of the Interior Wednesday re-
specting the boundaries Of their reservation.
The Treasury Department is informed of
the arrival at San Ftancisco of large cargo
of tea consigned TO merchants in Chicago,
and has directed that samples be forwarded
to New York for inspection before the tea ia
delivered.
Captain John P. Walker, of the Third
Cavalry, recently Ccurt. me rtialed and CEN
sured, has left Fort Apache without leave,
and Is wandering about New Mexico. He
will be arrested and examined by medical
Board as to his sanity.
Sixteen striking coal miners, who inter
fered with the working OF the new men at the
mine near Pinckneyville, Ell., were arrested
"Wednesday on warrants sworn out by the
owners Of the mine, and fourteen were lodged
in Jail in default of bail.
The cook shsnty of Smith & Adams, driy-
ing logs on Cedar river. Michigan, was burned
Monday afternoon. The cook, William Ian.
ahan, Of Willismsporf. Pa. and an Irish
boy named Sullivan, only Elk weeks in this
country, were burned to a crisp.
William 3. Astor has signed contracts with
Cramp & Son, ship builders Of Philadelphia,
for the construction OF a new iron steam
yacht, which is to excel In speed aud magnis.
cence anything yet set shoat, not excepting
jay Gould's famous anating palace Atlanta.
Seven hundred acres south Of Omaha have
| been bought by 9. x. Smaller for Sis, ,993
| he is understood to be acting for an Eng lsh
cattle growing syndicate, which proposes tc
erect there immense slaughter. hsuscs- ane
make other improvements to the amo3nt o
| $3.50. 600.
| General and Mrs Fremont have zs.,szned
| to New Yozi< TO reside, ard are living "a on,
OF the bssatiful Bats owned by :. married
daughter, on Fifty. ninth street, uea-ss5e vsnsl
! avenue. overlooking Central Park. Mrs
| Fremont ia "a excellent health, ar gees asou
a great deal.
A csblegraIn from London ssys- The rebe
| chief 1hpoxs hss again suIpriged,ths viilsge
Of bittsm, whDss King, Pan ToeksY, Is unde
the British p-otection, and b-rned and plum
dered many Of thsm. taking iiss and prop
| ezty irdissziminstely and Earning many 0
the natives ct the stake.
The trath Of the story aJofts the poisoniD
by the Enyinciblss in D1bin Of number >
persons obnoxious 70 thep Is much contestsl
Fneczsza's Journal. Of 3nsdiu, denies t3a
there is any foundation for it, while "a
Ceatrcl Nesrs' corresroadest at Dublin. "a;
seTts the correctness o,r TIE story.
The American Medical Association /
Cleveland yesterd.x adopted resel.tioa /
petition the Stats 4sgslGture TO eraS. MOI
stringent lsws ssasroing the sale os 6eadl
poisons. A ress.Eticn was also s.scpssd AZ
| vocating the establishment Of sxkool for II
education Of nurses for the sick.
Articles y Incorporation hs.sa sssn fled ,
Omaha Tor tae. Omahs and Sorthern Raj
way. 70 raa from Omaha 20 tbs Forth line
Cedar cszntvs opposite Yaak.oa. in Dakot
q distanse cs l39 mies, seith brarea OF
miles szDpicg ucrthwsIsl though Deigs a.
Colfsz cOaatiss to SssHtoa, il Stszsc
couBty,
1as Chicago Fasv.sTs' Retiep, eoo5ensir
J its seekl- reports from one thouszEsi TOW
, | slips II the Nortawess aud s.ushyess. fiu
, no Improvements 20 report in w;sser wher
{ Il is hesdivg oas short. Spring wheat sho,
: al Improvement. Oats srs back ward. but
right. Corr Is coming very aloyiy, and !
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