Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-27
SPARES PROM TIE WIRES.
Condensation from Last Nights Special
Dispatches

Dispatches.
Advices from Madagascar state that fever
is rife among the Frenchmen at Tamatave.
It has been decided that the explosion in
the Victoria railway station, London, was
undoubtedly dynamite.
William Z. Wheaton has been confirmed
by the Senate as Registrar of the Land
Office at San Francisco.
The publication of "Nana Judith " has
been stopped in Paris. The manuscript
was bought at high price and burned.
The authorities at Lincoln, ILL.,, now as.
sert that they positively have evidence
which will convict the murderer of the girl
Fora Burns.
Rowell, Fitzgerald, Vint and Noremac
signed articles in the New York T'u1J,
Field and Farm Monday for six.day CO.
as-you-please match. Others promise to
enter.
At the Whitcomb House in Rochester,
n. Y, yesterday morning, Mrs. Bussey, of
Troy, shot another woman who, she al
legged, was her husbands mistress. The
wound is not fatal.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
authorized the First National Bank of San
Francisco, lately changed from gold to a
currency bank, to commence business on
capital of 81, 500, 600.
The Paris Figaro explains that the ban
quet rendered to Meissonier is not a DEM
onstration against Mrs. Mackay, but a
recognition of the fiftieth anniversary of
Meissonier's artistic life.
Lieutenant HARDER, who brought back
from Siberia the bodies of belong and his
comrades, was given a public reception in
Youngstown, Ohio, Monday night, which
was attended by 5000 persons.
Fifty-fve thousand photographs of Col
onel Sudekein's murderer have been circu-
lated throughout Russia. A reward of
10000 roubles is offered for his capture
and 5000 roubles for information leading
to his arrest.
The Grand Council of Basic, Switzer-
land, desiring to place Catholic schools
under the care of laymen, took plsbiscite
and gained majority. The result will
practically deprive religious orders of the
care of schools.
Heavy SHOWS in the Rocky Mountains
have prevented through traffic on the
Northern Pacific road for five days, and
like delay will probable be caused by wash.
outs from the melted snow between Aims.
worth and Sprague.
A special from Baltimore of the 25th
says: Quite sensation has been caused
over the disappearance of Mrs. George
Kaiser, wife of the foreman of the Daily
american, with a. P. Maddux, an East
End real estate broker.
Thirty-one head of cattle and sheep be-
longing to the cargo of the steamer On
tsrio, which arrived at Liverpool on Fri
day last from Portland, Me-, are diseased.
The infected animals are Canadian, and
there is good reason to believe that the dis
ease originated in Liverpool.
The contractor for the building of TIE
Souris and Rocky Mountain Railway states
that the work will be rapidly pushed as
soon as spring opens. The road will run
from Winnipeg, Manitoba, northwesterly
through Battleford to point beyond Ed.
monitor, in all about 1850 miles.
Contrary to expectations, Yellow Calf,
the rebellious Indian chief, gave himself up
to the police at Broadview, Manitoba, yes
terday afternoon, together with four of his
braves. They started for Regina to be
tried by the Courts. Everything is quiet
and the trouble is probably over for the
present.
DIR. Collins, brother of Jerome Collins,
who lost his life on the Jeanette expedi-
ton, has left New York for Washington,
where he intends to petition Congress to
order further and more thorough investi.
cation of the circumstances attending the
loss of the vessel and portion of the
crew.
The steamer Gulf of Suez, which ar.
rived at Boston yesterday afternoon from
Melbourne, brought the first cargo of wool
which ever reached that port by steamer
from Australia direct. In this case it is
understood the wool was specially pur-
chased at low figures and shipped at de.
pressed rates for freight.
The recent interview between Dolga.
rotki, Russian Minister Plenipotentiary,
and Bismarck resulted in the assent of Biz
marck to a meeting in the spring between
the Gar and Emperor. The Emperor of
Germany is to mark the restoration of
friendly relations with Russia by ordering
a special military celebration of the seven.
teenth anniversary of his entrance into the
Russian Order of St. George.