Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-04
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World
King Milan, Of SersiA, has accepted the resigna-
kon Of his Ministry.
Rear Admiral Joshua Sands on the retired list
Of the United states Navy, is dead aged eighty
nine.
Burglars entered the possofiioo 1T Gloucester,
Mass Tuesday night, blew open the safe, and stole
the entire cpntents-
Raneroft. the historian celebrated his eighty
third birthday at Newport r. l., yesterday, and in
Intervening gave dinner party.
In Pans it is rumored that the German Govern
rnett has addressed energetic note to France
concerning the treatment in Paris OF Alfonso.
james E Meller, OF SearsdAle, westchester coun-
" NJ Y has brought an action 70 recover Sl22 l42
from Edward J. Duaning, a New York broker.
Franz Rupert, sged 7e. of the oldest citizens
and the first German malt-dealer In New York, ap
Who owned Turtle Bay Lager Beer Brewery, is dead.
T. J. sseley, Assistant General Manager Of the
Sonora Mex can Railroad died last Tuesday evening
eu eEecal car between Gibson, Ks, gand Valley
Falls.
London dispatch says that o'Donnei the glayer
Of Carey, has drsc,ed the disbursement OF The ST.
500 reesived from the committee appointed IN New
York to raise funds for nis.dsfense.
J. P. Kidder, = mem Der Of the Forty-eighth Judi
s.al District OF Dakota and member OF the Su-
prone B. nch Of that Territory, died Tuesday even
ing at the Merchants II tel, 81. Paul.
The r.ilro DIS operating between Chicago and St.
visions 10 San Francisco via st. Paul and Fortiahu'
Or az those made with the Iowa trunk lines
The Haytian Minister at New York has the follow
'iun from his Government, dated Port-su Prince
An insurrectionlry rio. took place, but order mas
been secured, and there il low complete security.
Ervine Ferguson, 81 Pickens county, South Caro-
lima, while drinking water three weeks ago
lodged lizard IN L false membrane of his throat.
aud recently disiodged its skeleton by taking an
e-netic-
Hill & Rowe, boot snd shoe manufacturers OF
High street Boston have failed Their liabilities
are not stated. The firm is an old one, and well
known, and considerable sucp Use is expressed at the
failure.
The Paris Figaro asserts that Tryon, French
representative in China, has telegrsphed his Gov
ernment that serious preparations for war are be-
ing maze in China. be says the idea Of war With
France is badly received.
The Canada Pacific Railway authorities have
Issued circulars directing that conductors shall not
allow passengers 70 turn over seat OF any one 10
take parcel Of any kind ntOthe car, lulch baskets
being rigidy excluded.
The iitieth anniversary of organized anti slavery
work in New York by the formation Of suti-siavery
societies, was celebrated Wednesday afternoon. A
number Of surviving Abolitoniss and their friends,
including mady aides, assembled
II IL believed IL Paris that Prime Minister Ferry
told Presiden. Greyy that Wilson must no longer be
allowed to remain al The Elysee he would take
advant. ge OF his position President Grsyy's
IN Law t. undermine the AIui5tTy
Weston the father OF long-distanoe pedestrian
ism, proposes 70 travel over the highways OF En-
gland and Wales On foot, City miles daily for over
one hundred coasccutiye dsYs. He will only travel
duriag the day time aad will retire each evening
tea or beer
A number Of Department employees AZ Washing
ton who have a residence in Ohio leave Wash
iHgto1 this We K ant so home to vote. Those who
20, however, vii! NOT be allowed any time by the
Department except such rs is taken from tee annual
leaves Of absence.
1t is stated Paris tla5 Ferry resigned as Prime
Minister. Crew, however, refused. to accept the
resignation There Is the greatest cosfusien among
the ministers and their supporters. lie Pdix de-
ares the Miristry alone Is responsible for the f5il
ure OF the visit OF Alfonso.
Indians coming into Casa Grande, Mex say that
Juh was killed bY falling off his horse viii e iutoxi-
estei. They say he fell a rocky prscipice the
road being above People do not bslieve the report
Rld consider il some sharp maueuyer. They are
still apprehensiye OF an attack.
Aivices from Madagascar state that Mskabo, COM
nlander Of the Hovas, has offered rewards Tor the
slaughter Of the Captain Of any French msn-of-waI
which shall wreck or burn any vessel The same
advieas report the French garrrisons at Tamatave
and Xsjerga virtually blockaded.
At a meeting in L0ngtree, County Galway, Ire
land, the Bishop Of CIonwert delivered speech in
which he dwelt at great length upon the fact that
millions Of Catholics had been lost to the Catholic
faith In America, AID denounced in the severest
ttFnis Tie system OF oGAbS-alueu SuligrAuoDs
The Eewsdellers' Uuioas in New York, Brooklyn
anl Jersey City marched In procession 1usday night
through the streets with bands Of music They
bore transparencies, one Of which The Tribune
Is the friend of the poor man" Other notices ex-
pressed dissatisfaction at the reduction in the price
Of newspapers.
The Hungarian inc Minister, at conference
with the Croatian Deputies stated that he would
ask the Diet to grant him full power to settle the
escutcheon question with Crotia in peaceable man
ner. He said he hoped he would receive the CO.
operation OF the Deputies in his efforts to effect
satisfactory settlement
New Orleans has escaped this year without a sim
gle case OF yellow fever the first time in many
years. There is however, q great deal OF mslarial
fever, probably due to drought and the drying up
Of water in the swamps, bayOus and lagoons. Out
a. one hundred and thirty-eight deaths the past
week, sixteen were Of malarial fever.
Ths fortT-fourth Annual Communication Of the
Masonic Grand Lodge of illinois was entered upon
IN Chicago Tuesday. Six hundred lodges were rep
resented by 500 delegates The report Of the Grand
Secretary shows the total membership OF lodges
represented to De 9i,527, increase OF about 1000
during the year. The number raised to the Grand
Lodge vas 223 The session viii continue for three
-sys
Tsmmany DELEGATES to She New York State Con
Venti0n have elected John Kelly, August Schell aad
Thomas F. Grady members OF the State Committee.
Kelly declined 10 serve. and Police Commissioner
Nichols Was chosen IN his place. The Tammauy
Committee on Organization pTonounc for the
union Of the Democrats % the CITY, but held If ts
division Was maintained Tsnmauy would prove the
strongest at the polls,