Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-27
TUESDAYS NEWS.
CONDENSED FRoN SPECIAL psFArcIiEs.l

A band of outlaws are terrorizing Grayson and
Cook counties, Tex
\ fire in ST. Louis Tuesday morning caused loss
Of $3.50, ,ooe; insured.
Bismarck is planning TO improve the condition OF
German workingmen.
William McCaifrey WAS fatally shot by Budd Re-
maud at New Orleans Tuesday.
The hull OF the burned steamer st. Augustine has
been towed into Corunna. Spain.
The Russian General Koutokusm has been ap-
pointed Minister Of War in Bulgaria
II is reported that the King and Queen Of Italy
have accepted an invitation 10 visit Berlin.
Il Is stated that France will entertsn no negOtia-
tions for peace with China until the French occupy
Bacuiuh
In Baltimore Monday night, Henry Irving made
his first appearance as Henry NIL" The audience
was small
Fl Mahii and his forces are advancing from FL
obeid. 1t is expected that they will reach khar-
toUm in ten days.
Three white men wer, killed and two wounded in
an aIray between whites and negroes at lAzoo City,
Miss, Christmas eve.
The wife of General Rosecrans died IN Washington
Tuesday of cerebral homorrhage from which disease
she has been al iag tor years
With a capitalization of sl25O0o, the Chronicle
and Telegraph, Of Pi;tshurg, Pa, viii be CONSOLE
dated, retaining both names.
The Liabilities Of Sauboru & Gray, bankers, at Ad-
vance, Ohio, who assigned Monday, are variously
estimated at from 100000 to S5oo,0O0.
D. c. Gibson, the chief actor in the family shoot
Ing affair at St Louis Monday eyeui.g died Tues
day. Bis stepson, Buihnton, is dying
An internal machine was exploded in the streets
Of Birkenhead, England, Tuesday, breaking the
windows Of HOUSES in the neighborhood
1t is said tha, Bismarck prQPoses 70 add to the
PrussiSn Minis-ry Of Conn 'rce bureau 10 he
known as the Department Of Industrial Education.
cident on the road between Averyco urt and Paris,
France, and that many passengers were killed OF in.
jured
John Amstulz and his two daughters, Of Lima, o.,
attempted 20 drive across the Lake Erie and West
ern track and fatally injured by engine yes
terday.
There is a lively prospect for extensive trouble in
the bituminous coal districts in WCstmoraud, Blair
Huntington, Bedford, Center and Clearheld couu-
ties, Pa
Great indignation exists at Cairo on account o.
the discovery that the graves Of the English troop
eTs buried at Heloman nave been desecrated. An
inquiry has been instituted
The exchanges for the past week OF twenty-seven
Of the leading clearing houses Of the United states
show a total Of 81 09O l7S,I1S, decrease Of per
cent. on like period Of last year.
Christmas was observed with the usual religious
and secular celebrations in the East. All the roads
were crowded with sleishing parties. 1t showed
heavily IN New York Sunday afternoon.
Randall Monday morning, on behalf of the Com
monwealth Club of Philadelphia, rendered Speaker
Carlisle reception to be given by the Club during
January, the Speaker to indicate the date.
Bland Chairman OF the House Committee on
Coinage Weight and Measures, favors the recnin-
ing Of trade dollars into standard dollars and thinks
the issuing OF the latter should not be stopped.
The steamer Marengo has arrived at Halifax tow
ing the steamer France the main shaft Of which is
broken. The Marengo picket her up on Thursday
last The France was bound from London TO New
York.
No fewer than three panies occurred in public
hsls and theaters Tuesday evening in New York,
but no lives were lost. There were four cases OF
suicide in different parts OF the city, and many muir
ders and other cases of bloodshed
The London papers report full meetings in which
clerg ymen and their wives converse with convicted
thieves and the lowest class Of frail females and ap-
paing details are given Of drunkenness and the Ig-
norance and wretched wages Of the London poor.
The Long Branch freight train ran off the track at
the junction near Elizabeth, n. j., yesterday.
Fred Pinno, the engineer, was killed. The tram
was thrown over high bank and totally wrecked.
The cause was the snow and the track spreading
1t is asserted in Paris that the Chinese troops took
part in the SUntay fight, and that the French
losses 10 the battle there were much greater than
was Off tally stated The preparations for the de-
fense Of the Red river delta by the Chinese continue
a large scale.
The TepEs of Paris protests against the rumors of
mediation between France and China and adds
- France always pays great attention to England's
c0unsels but must see her clsims in Touguu recog-
nized. 1t is not for England to offer mediation il
China does not ask H.
George Clark, at the close OF the Gospel meet
ing at the Pacific Mssion in Chicago Tuesday ciused
q Ch tmas dinner TO be served 10 500 poor persons
Boun itul tables were proviiei at the Newsboys'
Home, all the hospitals, the Old Peoples lone, the
jail and the Insane Asylum.
The biennial session Of the Socialist Labor Union
v-1s n baltimore nd was fall lpI
to Oruer by Hugo Nogt Secretary OF the National
Executive Committee. Twenty sections or branch
associations represented san Francisco and
Cincinnati are represented by proxies
Unusual interest is felt in the forthcoming issue
Of the Congres -iona Directory, on recount Of the
large increase in the number Of Representatives,
well as because OF the uncommonly large number Of
new men, More than one half OF tre 525 have tsken
their seats in the House for the first time.
The announcement is made that Reuben r.
Springer, famous for his gifts to the public, has be-
queatheG to the Cincinnati Art Museum his valuable
art collection and also the pictures willed him by
his niece. Mr.. Mills, it is also stated, has given
$4,000 more to the College Of Music for build
mgs
Ehe Washington Capital says: Mrs Langtry,
while in this CT y, received present Of a diamond
ring valued at $ 600. This costly present she add
81 to her wonderfully rich stock Of Jewels many Of
5hich she wore during her engagement here They
were certainly the finest jewels ever seen on the
stage in Washington
The House Labor Committee, made up, does
not conclude any Pacific Cosst members, but il IS
nevertheless regarded as stte to consider and re-
port the Chinese Restriction Dill. As soon the
committee is organized the entire Pacific Coast del
egation in the House will 20 before it and ask TO be
heard IN favor OF the new bill.
The Womau's silk Culture Association announce
in their circular silk fair To be held in Philadelphia
next May. Last summer 100000 worth Of silk was
raised by the women OF the country. The best silk
raised from eggs sent ont by the Association came
from California, which is expected TO make a good
showing at the fair on account Of State aid.
\ Dale Tex) special says: Ulysses S Grant
son Of William Jesse Grant, relative Of ex-Pres-
dent Grant wCs arrested to-day 4 charge Of bur-
glary, consisting Of entering house ard purloiu-
ing PISTOLS vii n he afterward sold He
remauded TO jail in default Of $500 bail This is
the second time within a few months that he has
been arrested for stealing.
Henry Schroeder, son Of a wealthy German, Nth
q haf-dOzen friends, at ear " hour Tuesday morn
ing attempted to break into ossare's saloon at
Cleveland for the purpose OF getting some drinks
OsSare had previously rersed to sell TO them on the
ground that they were drunk. On their making the
attack Edward Eyring, brother-in-law Of Ossare,
shot from window and killed Young Schroeder.
The assertion is made by Rev. Z. T. Hale over
his signature, that public schools in Boston are
closed bv the local school committees to give an
opportunity for licensing liquor saloons. By the
M chusetts law no saloon can be licensed within
n given distance OF pubic school. By the oppor-
tune closing Of one Of the schools for a few davs
eleven saloons obtained licenses. Then it was re,
opened.
Another cousin OF the late A. T. Stewart has
turned up in Vermont and is a claimant for a share
OF the wealth possessed BY the widow of the dead
merchant and Judge Hilton. The claimant saws he
was born near Lisburn, in County Antrim, ireland.
His fathers name Thomas Stewart and he was a
brother of Alexander Stewart, who the father Of
Alexander Turner Stewart, the New York merchant.
He hG4 already begun suit against Corneil Stewart
and Henry Hilton to recover his share Of the estate
Dorsey Is having trouble with the great cattle
ranching company Of New Mexico, in which ne is
interested. James +. Semple has been appointed
receiver OF the Palo Banco Cattle Company at
Springer, N NJ, and an injunction has been granted
restraining the company from dsposing Of any prop
erty increasing las stock This is thought TO be
the beginning Of q very important SUIT involving
the ownership of nearly $500, 900 in great stock
ranches and Improvements in ColfaN county, New
Mexico
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