Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-09
loosDrssAnos or LAST srours DisrATcnrs.l

| COMPENSATION OF LAST NIGHTS DisPATcHEsl
Queen Victoria has returned TO Windsor.
Bullion Withdrawn from the Bank of Eng
land yesterday, e55, 900.
Rear Admiral Edmund 4. Calhoun has
bsen placed on the retired list.
The fourth biennial Convention of the
Catholic Knights of America began yesterday.
The Gould party arrived late at Kansas
City Monday over the Southern Pacific from
Texas.
A tuner was Monday successfully cut from
the mouth Of Congressman Kelley of Penn
sylvsnis.
The second annual New York bench show
of dogs opened yesterday. The eAtries num-
ber over l. 100.
A Berlin correspondent says the Govern
msnt and the Reichstsg seem to be drifting
rapidly into conflict.
The civil service rules were yesterday
morning approved by the President, substan-
TALLY as printed Friday last.
James F. Spengeman, clerk in the Provi-
dent Institute for Savings at Jersey City, is
reported to have deficiency in his cash ac-
counts.
The Slaughter House Company at New Or
leans has been deprived of monopoly ia the
matter of slaughtering meat for sale ia that
market.
At Psns, H., Saturday, City Marshal
Roseberry and family were seriously poisoned
by eating canned peaches. AZ are now out
of danger.
A Consular Agent at Munich named
Geyer has been sentenced to six months i'm
prisonment for hbeling the Duke OF SAKE
Coburg and Goths.
George Jerome, of Detroit, has bought
three Goodrich Lake steamers for 1926, 900, to
be run from Grand Haven TO Milwaukee in
railroad connection.
TIE appropriation for collecting Signal
Service reports IRON the Pacific States is ex-
hausted, and in6icssi0ns Tor the Pacific coast
have been discontinued.
Official reports from the Governments of
Famars, Simbsersk and Astrskhaa, received
ss St. Petersburg, state the crops are total
failure and famine is expected.
The Grand Jury was dismissed st Yank-
ton, d. T., yestt rday morning. 1t is certain
TINT d number Of members of the Legislature
have been indicted for bribery.
The investigation of the affairs Of Super
visiug Architect Hill's office Is promised in
about week, TIE committee waiting on
Murch TO get bis papers ready.
At Council Bluffs, Ia, some boys at q
party gave the girls candy mixed with Ca
| tnaTJlcS "A SeuBelesS JOKE, WHICH nearly
proved fatal in one or two instances,
The Lord Lieutenant of Irelsnd hss COM
muted the death sentence of Patrick Delaney,
who pleaded guilty ef the charge Of compile
ity in the murder Of Cavendish and Burke.
Pursuant to clause in the legislative, ex-
ecutive and Judicial appropriation BILL there
will be a reduction in the oeric.l force Of the
| United States Patent Office on Or befoie the.
lst of July.
Congressman George @. Hsze.ton is critic
ally ii at Milwaukee. Il is thought his leg
must be sDputated, the result OF an Injury
just before the last Congress, and thougAF
little Of at the time,
The City Council Of Chicago have passed
the ordinance graLting to The District TeIe-
graph Company Of Chicago the right to erect
poles within the city for stringiag telegraph
wires placed il cables.
Tine Halifsx Rowing Association has agreed
TO accept Hsnlan and Lees proposition for q
four-nnile rsce, double scull, on August 18th,
with Hammond and Conley, in place Of the
race heretofore nsmed.
TIE London Times, referring to the vote
by which the affirmation bill was defeated,
says the authority and power of the Govern
ment hsve received shock. The spell of
their success is broken.
Rev. DIR. Dsrnel, Principal Of Dufferin
College (Episcopall, has disappeared from
London, Ont, leaving liabilities amounting
to $1,000. The estate will pay FIVE cents on
the dollar. Crookedness is mora than hint
ed at.
There is substantial intimation in Wash
ington that the Civil Service Commissioners
think seriously of Withdrawing the name Of
Keim fo- Chief Examiner. Il is said he has
assumed the airs of a party boss about the
| Postoffice.
The yellow fever az Vera Cruz seems on the
increase The State Health Officer, owing to
the uninterrupted Communication between
that place and Matamoras, considers the dam
ger of an outbreak on the lower Rio Grande
imminent.
A club was recently started in New York
by Japanese residents. and is in furnishing
condition. The members discuss social and
business interests, and provide fund for
charitable purposes. The club exists without
a constitution or by.laws
A Springfield, Ill, special claims that the
successor of Commissioner Raum will be an
Illinois man and that he viii be 8 friend of
Robert Lincoln, who wants the nomination
for Vice President in 1884, with view to
the Presidential nomination in 1888.
Lord Carlingford, Lord President of Asri-
culture, yesterday on receiving deputation
from the Central Chamber of Agriculture, re-
fused their request that be endeavor to secure
sn enactment by Parliament Of g measure of
prohibition of importation OF cattle from
countries in which infection exists.
A company WAS organized in Duluth Mon.
day, with the name of Lske Superior and
Northwest road. The incorporstors are
mainly Duluth business men. The capital
stock is S., 600, Geo The road ig to run from
Duluth to Red river, at the mouth of Red
Lake river, and have various branches.
The assignees of Newburgh, Frenkel 4 Co.,
clothing dealers of Cincinnati, have filed 40
inventory, showing tho total appraised value
of assets to be S275 800. Total liabilities,
$3S2, 600. ouly $55, COO of which is for mer-
chandise, the remainder being notes. The
assignees have been ordered to sell the stock.
Secretary Teller says there is nothing in the
Presidents order Saturday extending tho
boundaries Of Z1ui Indians in New Mexico
that could serve az a foundation for the
opinion which has been entertained by the
!, friends Of Senator Logan, that the order was
, intended as blow ST Lamar, whom IL was
sought to reach through his scR-in.lsw, Pay
msster Tucker.
The New Odessa Association OF Russian
Jewe. which planted colony in Oregon last
! year, has an agency in New York, where n
reporter was informed that thess Western
! colonists were thu forerunner Of large i'm
migration to the United States. Members OF
! of the Association in the old country were
kept advised monthly of the success of the
0segun colony. and other similar settlements
, elsewhere. west and south.
Edward Mscksy, one Of the Oldest and
wealshiest merchants Of Montreal, died Mon
day. He was for forty years q member of
the grest dry goods firm Of jas. Mackay &c
Bros Jofeph died few years ago, leaving
g large portion of his immense fortune for
charitable and benevolent purposes. Ed
wards wealth is much greater, aad 1t is be-
lieved is disposed of in the same way. Both
were bachelors. All their relatives are
wealthy.
The Newmarket tEpg second spring meet
ing began yesterday. The Burevell stakes
for three-year-olds were won by J. r Keene's
Blue Grass, AlexAnder's Wild Arab second.
Lord R9seberry's Blue Gown third. Five
started. Blue Grass made the running from
the staIt. There was shree. quarters of a
length between Wild Arab and Lorise Victo-
ria. The colt Keene, four years old, and the
colt Golden Kate have been scratched for the
Manchester Cup.