Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-23

IooSDENsAnos FsoM LAST NIGHTS prsPArcHEs.l
Gnstave Aimard. the French novelist. is
dead.
Queen Victoria has left BalmoraI for
Windsor.
a Berlin dispatch says the condition Of
Bismarck is much better.
a London dispatch says the Malagasy En-
voys Dc not ere dit the rcmor Of the death OF
Queen Ronavola.
TIE Treasury Department yesterday pur-
chased 3S5, 600 ounces Of silver for delivery az
the New Orleans and Philadelphia Mints.
Two jacksonville, Fla, editors came to
blows Thurdsy-R, II. Aehuead and John
P. Vsrnum. The latter was knocked out OF
time 10 oLe round.
There is 3 commotion among the officials
of the Erie Railwav over the mysterious dis
amps acancs of S40,0 coo in transit from New
York to Susquehanna Pa.
Placards have been posted in different parts
of Athens by the Anarchists, which contain
threat to destroy the royal palace and ancient
m0nun ents by explosives.
The President has appointed Captain S.
L Phelps. Of the District Of Columbia, Min
ister to Peru, and Richard Gibbs, OF New
York, Minister to Bolivis.
The North German gazette streruously de-
MES that Bismarck is personally blameable
for the recent resignation Of Won Bennigsen
from the Reichstsg and Landstag.
At Paris, in the trial of Louise Michel.
several soluiers testified that they had re-
ceiyed pamphlet inviting them to set fire to
their barracks and murder their officers.
A mililiamsn named Ryan, about to start
from Dublin for America, was arrested at
Tugm, on q charge of being connected with
the mur6er of Justin Young, shot five years
ago.
It's row stated that George Bliss is no
longer connected with the star route trials in
any way, but that Mr.. Merrick aud Mr.. Kerr
are still on the rolls Of the Department. Of
Justice.
The centennial celebration at New Wind
sor, n. Y, of breaking camp by Washing
toms army at the termination of hostilities
with Great Britain century ago, took place
yesterday.
An Innsbruck dispatch says: The Court
which sentenced to death Sabbadini, who
drove Ogerdsnk, the bomb manufacturer,
across the frontier, has recommended him to
the mercy of the Emperor.
The committee to select site for the Gar
field monument will recommend that Con-
gress be asked to contribute S25 COO, a sum
equal TO the amount raised by the Society
for the erection of the monument.
A dispatch from Tonquin, dated the 18th,
states that General Bouel, the French COM
nauder, is fortifying Hanoi, Namden and
Hayphonge. Operations will not begin until
the troops are completely organized.
At the bar quet of electricians in Paris
Thursday night De Lesssps made a speech
appealing to persons present 10 compete for 8
prize to be awarded for the best means Of
lighting the Suez Canal by electricity.
Glass day exercises of Harvard University
were attended by more than the usual num-
ber Of visitors yesterday. The niors
msrched some 200 strong to Sanders theater,
in Boston, where the exercises took place.
The business failures for the week are 181,
as compared with 1856 last week, 3 decrease
of FIVE. New England States 3. Middle %.
Western 4S, Southern 43, Pacific States and
Territories q, Canada SO, and New York z.
At Stockbridge, England, yesterday, the
race for the Arlington plate handicap, 100
guineas, was won by A. Days Mrs. Langtry,
G. E. Pagot's (aged) Lacemsn second, Loril-
lards Aranza third. There were nine start
ers.
United States Senator Jones, of Florids,
was in the English House of Commons Thurs
day, and communicated with several mem
bers. Senator Jones next week will attend
banquet to be given by the Mayor of Dub
lin.
Proposals for the purchase of old naval veF-
sells stricken from the register will be received
at the Navy Department until Septemb r.
oath. General information concerning 10
vessels may be had by applying to the De-
partment
The Ne1s Bustamente, Mexico, special
| ba inryaafi1afino nf Tho E5liiur Of
Sanchez, which occasioned the riot against
the American railroad men, is proceeding
quietly in the State Court instead of before
the Alcalde.
, At the joint Convention for the election Of
. United States Senator in Concord, n. H..
Yesterday, no quorum in either House was
, present. A vote will be taken to-day and
Monday, although no quorum will be present
until Tuesday.
A correspondent says the present condition
Of Ireland is deplorable. Secret inyestiga-
tions are going on in Kings county, Kerry,
Mayo and Galway. EVictions are progress
ing at fearful rate, and emigration mas set
in with renewed vigor.
Notwithstanding the active efforts of the
authorities the smallpox in Lancaster, Pa,
has not been stamped out. Within the past
twenty-four hours two deaths have occurred
in one family, making FIVE IN this family,
, with one more critically Ill.
1t is said that the Vatican is beginning TO
J recognize the blunder in Issuing the ErTington
circular, and that Cardinal Simeoni ia in dis
, grace. No bishop or priest has withdrawn
from the Parnell Committee or the 500
branches Of the National League.
A writer in the New York Times saYs: ]
have been in the raw silk business in China
twenty years and know it thoroughly, and
assert that the report yesterday OF short
crop is gotten up by Spectators to enrich
Themselves. 1t is the same ruse that was
perpetrased by certain houses in China on
importers here.
Marquis Tseng, Chinese Embssssdor, st an
interview in Paris with Prime Minister Fer
! ry, declared that his Government is desireus
! of compromising the difficulty betwe en-
France and China. There will be further in.
terviews between the Marquis Tseng and
. Ferry, and there are prospects for satisfae-
, tory arrangements.
{ The London Sportsman says p. Lorillard's
I horses, Iroe euois, Aranza aud Psrthenis, will
, return to America shortly, where Iroquois
. will run in several races, then 60 In stud.
Jockey Cannon has purchased Loriliard's 9
Sachem. The Prince OF Wales congratulated
IIorilIard on the SUCCESS Of Iroduois In win
ming the Stockbridge cup.
The Germantown Telegraph, one Of the old
eat and most profitable weeklies in Pennsyl-
vanis, has been purchased. through The gener.
! osity Of George w. Childs, by Henry W.
J Raymond, son OF the late Henry J. Raymond,
who has been for years past the literary
editor Of the Chicago Tribune. Tne transfer
does rot take place until August lat.
The Directors of the Michigan Central have
declared dividend Of three per cent, those
Of the Canada Southern a diyidsnd OF two
pe1 cent. The Michigan Central has sur-
pins of s68, ,854, the Canada Southern Sl3.-
600, after paying the dividend. The state
ment of the Lake Shore for six months
I shows deficiency of S236. .828 after allowing
for the dividend declared to-day and that
psid in May last.
Cars DeraiIed.
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