Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-22
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Advices from Shanghai report revolt in
Mongolia.
A bond call for $40, GOO, 900 was issued
yesterday afternoon.
The Senate yesterday confirmed William
r. Porter as Postmaster at San Bernar.
dino, Cal.
1t is reported that gales have again
caused serious damage in various parts of
the United Kingdom.
The new Governor of Turkestau is de.
sirous of initiating pacific policy in order
to soothe English alarm.
A bill granting nearly $50. 600. 900 to
the Canadian Pacific Railroad has passed
the Ontario House of Commons.
The House Committee on Public Build.
ings have agreed to recommend the erec-
tion of public buildings at Port Townsend,
W. T., to cost $500
England has given her sanction to the
future increase of Turkish import duties,
provided the abuses now prevailing in the
management of the customs be suppressed
The Postmaster. General has transmitted
, to the House a report, showing the falsity
of the charge that British spy tempered
with the mails in the New York Postoffice.
Representative G. D. Wise, of Virginia.
will shortly introduce in the House bill
appropriating $4,000 for the completion
of the monument to Mary, mother of
Washington.
An Oil City pa dispatch says that the
United Pipe Lines have sold out to the
National Trust Company. The effect will
be to strengthen the oil trade, as the CAPT.
tai of the latter is much larger than the
former. The Pipe Line capital was So, 000,.
600.
No less than 9, 300, 600 pounds of Japan
tea has been sold at the Importers and
Grooers' Exchange in New York during the
last two days, besides so, 600 pounds of
black leaf. This sudden activity is due to
speculation based on anticipation of de-
crease in the crop of tea this year.
A Buffalo (N. " special says The con.
test for the possession of the Fargo twins
has ended, for the present at least, by the
decision of Judge Smith, in the Superior
Court, that they remain in the care and
custody of Mrs. Fargo, at whose house
they have lived since they were 8 months
old.
oONeAHOt OilblSuucuf vi hlssUuTt, HAS
received requisition from the Governor of
Kentucky, asking that the prize-fighter,
Tom Allen, be delivered to the Kentucky
authorities. The charge against Allen
dates to 1876, when he engaged in a fight
with Joe Goss, and was placed under So, 900
bonds to answer therefor.
An Ottawa CAM special says a Min
isterial crisis is pending. 1t was thought
few days ago that the French. Canadian
supporters of the Government were con-
ciliated, but this does not appear to be the
case. Forty-two of them have signed
round robin pledging themselves to oppose
the Government unless the demands of
their province are acceded to.
When the question of admitting Brad.
laugh was preached in the English House
of Commons yesterday, Sir Stafford North
cote moved that the House reaffirm the
resolution preventing Bradlaugh taking the
oath and excluding him from the House,
After stormy discussion, in which Glad
stone, Churchill and Labouohere took part,
the motion was carried-226 to l73.
A special from Atlanta Ca of February
20th, says To day a long-standing quarrel
between Bishop Beckwith, of the Protest
ant Episcopal diocese of Georgia, and the
congregation of st. Philips Church in this
city, the most fashionable in the State, has
entered new phase by the resignation of
Rev. 2. C. Foute, who accepts call to
Grace Church, San Francisco, with salary
OF So. Co.,