Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-19

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ragged Issue OF Standard silver Dollar.
Etc.
COMPENSATION FROM LAST NIGHTS DIsPATcHEs.l
Healy is to make tour of Ireland after
Parliament adiourns.
Losses st the Ascot race compslled the
Duke of York to leave England.
The reported lease of the Lshish Railroad
TO the Pennsylvania Central is denied.
Parnell starts on his proposed trip to
America about the middle OF September
Judah P. Benjamin is to be given dinner
by the Judges snd members Of the bar of
London.
Dillon is to yisit Colorado in September.
He refuses to contest for the seat from
County Nonshsn.
1t is stated that new steamship compsny
has been organized to take up the trade be-
| tween Canada aud Brszil.
Counsel Kerr, of the star route trials, says
there a7e no Garfield Republicans in Wasa-
| ington; all bow TO the present regime.
| William A. Ewing has been commissioned
| Postmaster a5 San DieguIto, and Peter @.
| Dsscaluso Postmaster at Psnceville, Cal.
Monsigneur Capel sails from Rome for New
Yoik on the Arizona July 2lst. During his
stay he will visit several leading cities Of the
Union.
The issue of standard silver dollars at tie
mints for the week ending June 10Th was
1913. 499; for corresponding period last year,
III, 49S.
Among the passengers on the Gallis, which
arrived in New York yesterday morning,
| were Edwin Booth and his daughter, Ed
wilma Booth.
! It is said Butler is determined to remove
| Mrs. Clara 7. Leonard. of Springfield, an ac-
tive member of the Board of Health, Lunacy
and Charity.
In the Criminal Court at Washington yes
terday noile prosequi was entered in tbs
case of Rsrdell, in connection with the star
route conspiracy,
Kate Vaughn, whose elopement With Col
Wellesley, a relative of the Duke of Well.
| irgton, created great scandal, is about to
marry Colonel Wellesley.
Ernest Hart, sgent Of the Irish Political
Committee, reports as TO the distressed con-
dition of Donegal. He says 1900 destitute
persons are living on alns from America.
| The Senate of Massachusetts, has ordered
paid to Walter Stanley SO, 500, on ac-
| count Of losses ocoasioned in the construction
of the Hoosac tunnel He asked $l30,0OO
Andrew Wormsley (oolofedl wos arrested
st Springfield, Mass Sunday night, for rape
| oa the ten-y year-old white daughter OF Doriiy
Cognsc, neighbor, whsrs he was visitor.
at meeting of the Short Hour League in
! New York last evening, representatives Of
the principal trades adopted resolutions in "a.
vor of the Saturday half holiday movement.
Degiers snd other members of the Russian
| Cabinet and members of the diplomatic corps
will be given a grand dinner on board the
| United States Steamer Lancaster, at St.
Petersburg.
Sabadini, who drove Overdauk, the bomb
| Manufacturer, across the border, and was
placed on trial ct Innsbruck last Saturday on
charges Of high treason, was found guilty and
sentenced TO death.
John Flynn, six years cid, was run over
and fatally mangled by the cable street car
line in Chicago Sunday. He makes the thi1-
teenth victim since the Inauguration Of the
cable system in that city.
At Plymouth, Mass, in a suit for $50 600
Of George W, humphrys vs. the Old Colony
road, for injuries received by his abrupt eject-
ment from train, the jury rendered yer.
dict of so, 800 for plaintiff
The festivities ia honor of tie coronation
Of the Gar have ceased, with the exception
| VI q ASSS ~ 10 gwen 20 6no nusSlau GilCerS
| to-day by Admiral Baldwin, of the Ameri-
eau navy, ca board his flagship.
a Ralei.s IN. C.) srsoiai says: Two Nor
mon missionaries, living in caves in the moun-
tsius, have Eeen driven out by party Of
mounted men. It is said that the lsss of the
| Mormons will nov be driven out of the State.
Q1sea Victoria hes accepted tho offer of
the Countess Crawford TO place at her dis
posal the Villa Palmera, in Florence. the
scene Of theinci1ents of Boccaccio's 81 Dsca1n.
eron." She intends to go there in the ;au-
tumn.
Gladstone shows signs Of q recurrence of
the symptoms which rendered his recent visit
to Cannes necessary. He IS clearly breaking
down under continuous strain Of repeated
dissppoiutments caused by the break in his
party.
General Charles Ewing is lying dangerously
| i'll with pneumonia at his home in Washing
tor, and his death is hourly expected Gen
Ewing is brother TO General Thomas Ewing
of Ohio, and relative by marriage of Gen.
| Sherman.
| An Austin (Tex) special says: A Mex
ican named Juan Goara outraged IA.
year-old girl east of town Fridsy night. He
beat her head all to pieces and stabbed her
little 10-year-old broIhsr to death. He ives
| jailed and it is thought he will be lynched.
In the libel suit in New York of August
Belmont against John Dewey, editor of the
Irish Nation. who charged Belmont with mis-
| spprop,iatiDg the funds Of the Irish Society,
a verdict of guilty was rendered by the jury,
with accommodation for the extreme elem
ency of the Court.
In the So, 600 bresch Of promise suit at
New York of Miss Mary Almont Living
stone against Henry Fleming, verdict for
plaintiff for 600 was rendered Her coun.
| sell wants $1,000 for his services She only
offered him $1,000, and he has tegun a suit
against her for Compensation.
Rev. Arthur Ritchie, rector of the Episco-
pal Church Of ths Ascension in Chicago, has
announced to his congregation that be would
tender his resignation next Wednesday. Mr..
Ritchie has been recognized as an extreme
| Rituslist, and his church services have been
marked by extreme high church ceremonies,
| which have apparently occasioned differences
between him and Bishop McLaren.