Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-27

The bakers strike at Vienna has ended, the
difference being arranged.
M. Cazot has been installed as First Presi.
dent of the French Court in Cessation.
w. W. Woodruff, the pioneer fruit-grower
OF Georgia, died Monday night at Griffin.
Colonel Guido Iiges, commander of Fort
Assinaboine, has not resigned, as has been re-
ported.
The Treasury Department yesterday pur-
chased 347 coo ounces of silver for delivery
at the MINIS.
It is Understood in Dublin that Archbishop
Croke has been summoned TO Rome to con-
suls with the Pope in regard to Ireland.
Il is reported that the Palmer-Sullivsn syn.
dictate have sold their entire raiirosd interest
in Mexico to party of English capitalists.
Bismarck has appointed 8 German Con-
sulate st Tamatav. and has ssked the Fed
eral Council 70 approve commercial treaty
with Madagascar.
Secretary Folger has again assumed the
management of the Treasury Department.
Judge French having been acting Secretary
for eleven weeks.
Six buildings in Rctherhithe, London, be.
longing to Francois and Joseph Bodsrt, seed,
oil and cake merchants, were burned yester-
day. The loss is very heavy.
The general officers and soldiers suspected
Of being concerned IN Nihilist operations, and
who were arrested in ST. Petersburg few
days ago. have killed themee,Yes.
An explosion occurred yesterday in a nine
at Bessiges, France. Nine bodies were recov-
cred. At roll call after tie explosion 1877
miners failed to answer, and many deaths are
fssred.
At 3 billiard exhibition Wednesday night,
in the Catholic Institute, Newark, Sexton
beat Schaefer 40 points ia game of 100,
cushion csrroms, and Wallace beat Carter SO
points Ia 200.
In the Michigan Legislature yesterday af-
ternoon, the House took its turn in passing
the prohibition amendment, but failed, the
vote standing 81 TO SO, with absentees !;
necessary to carry. g.
A FIRE at Retacbip, on the Panama Rail.
road, on the 10Th instant. was the most de-
structivs known on the Isthmus for some
tine. The town YVES almost entirely de-
stroyed. Lose, $40 eco.
On the Canadian Pacific Railway Wsdues-
day two miles Of track were laid. making "a
continuous track from Winnipeg Of 597 miles.
The road is now lsid TO within fittythres miles
OF Saskatchewan crossing.
A wrestling match az Kansas City, Mo-,
Wednesday night, mixed styles, between
Donald Dinnie, Scotch athlete, and Clar-
ence Whistler, for 5000 side, was won by
Whistler after hard struggle.
The Judge of the United States Circuit
Court, in session at Jefferson City, has sent
the three Judges of the Lafayette county,
Mo, Court, TO Jail for contempt of Court, in
refusing to obey mandate Of the Federal
Court:
The jury in the murder trial Of policeman
Casey, who shot Sergeant McComesky desd
in the stationhouse at Long Island, n. Y,
failed to agree after being locked up all night.
One juror being sick, the jury were dis
charged.
William Oldfeld, of Canals. claims to
have discovered q precsss Of preserving all
future crops from fcost. If so, he has solved
the greatest problem known TO fruit-growers.
He has planted 500 scTes 10 fruit at Griffin,
Georges.
On the farry-boat between Fort Smith,
Ark, and the Cherokee Nation, Albert ohm
eor, Sheriff Of Sefoystt District of the Cher
okee Nation, was killed by George Morgan,
also a Cherokee. The shooting was caused
by an old feud.
Pennsylvania dispatches assert that there
will be union smong the Republican factions
against Patterson. There have been several
conferences, and all the Republicans agree
that il is to the interest of the party to OPP
pose Patterson.
An explosion OF gas in tie green.roorn of
the Ambu Theater, Ia Paris. Injured twenty
persons. The noise of the explosion did not
reach the auditorium, and the people quietly
dispersed, being intorned that one of the
actors had fallen i'll.
A plot among soldiers of the Fourth Bat
talon, Mexican Infantry. at Matamoras, to
kill their officers and desert to Texas, was
discovered last Sundsy and frustrated. Some
Of the mutiHeers escaped, and are still az
large, but nobody was hurt.
The ship County OF Aberdeen, from Cal
cutts, came in collision at Towns Light
House, on the English coast, with the snip
Commerce, for Melbourne. The latter was
sunk. TBentY-four horses were lost. The
weather was thick at the time.
Turtle Mountain band of Chippewa Indians
are in a starving condition, and unless imme-
diately relieved few of thsm will DO alive to
meet the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs in
June, as they now anticipate doing.
One hundred vessels. carrying 4,250, COS
bushels of grain, chiefly wheat, corn and
haxssed, are lying ia the river and outside
harbcr at Chicago, waiting the announcement
that the Straits of Mackinaw are opsn,
which will be the signal for their departure.
A delegation of coal miners left Pittsburg
yesterday to visit all pits where men are
working at reduced wages, and try to get
them to come out snd join the strike which
will be inauguratsd Tuesday. The miners
are confident Of accomplishing their mission.
Fruit dealers in New York discredit the
sensational reports coming from Delaware,
New jersey and along the Hudson and other
fruit-growipg district. about damages by frost,
and they say so promising are the present
prospects that one-half of the buds might be
killed by frost and still leave an abundance of
fruit.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Com
pany announces that its western branch from
Denver, which is now completed to Salt Lake
City, viii be opened to Ogden to connect with
the Central Pacific Railroad about May 1st.
This brings it in direct competition with the
Union Pacific, which likewise connects with
the Central Pacific at Ogden.