Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-25
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Epizootic prevails at Dayton, O., to re.
markable extent, and it is reported worse
than ever before.
Harry Morse will obtain the 5000 offered
by the United States Government for the
capture of Black Bart.
The brig Eagle, bound from Naples for
Jersey, is ashore at Cape Merier. The loss
of her cargo is inevitable.
1t is rumored that the Rock Island road
has purchased the James River line in Da-
kots, which has been graded for 100 miles
between jamestown and Columbia.
a testimonial is to be made up for Pic.
colomini, the celebrated prima donna of
twenty-five years ago. She has lost her
fortune since her marriage to Signor Gage
TAM.
The steamer Austral, Of the Liverpool
and New York service of the Anchor line,
made a trial trip on the Clyde Sunday, and
attained speed Of seventeen knots per
hour.
David W. Mo:gan, Select Councilman of
Pittsburg, was sent to the workhouse Sat
urday for thirty days for being drunk and
disturbing the congregation in house OF
worship.
Frank L. Chamberlain, sportsman and
local celebrity of Cleveland, after eleven
years study, has perfected machine oapa.
BILE of charging 1900 shotgun Cartridges
per hour.
General Thomas P Dockery, who served
in the rebel army, and has been acting as
! fiscal agent III New York for the city Of
| Houston, Tex, was arrested Saturday for
abandoning his wife.
a Santa Fe special says: Senior Diego
Archelata, the oldest member of the House
! of Representatives, and at one time Repre-
sentative to the Mexican Congress, died
yesterday morning of pneumonia.
The Chinese ram Nsnkin, detained in
the Tyne by the Government while loading
with Armstrong gums, pending inquiry as
to whether its departure would be breach
of neutrality, has departed under the Ger
man flag.
| The Courier newspaper. of Rotterdam,
demands that France, Germany, America
and Holland intervene to defeat the pro.
posed treaty between England and POrtu-
gal in regard to the Congo country, and to
maintain it in ststu Cue.
Rev. Thomas Il. Baron. son of the late
Leonard Baron, an able and eloquent
preacher, has resigned his pastorate of the
Dwight place Congregational Cnurch at
New Haven. The church members are
much surprised. as no reason was given,
and he was universal favocite.
The new Coast Survey steamer Carlisle
/ P. Patterson, which was launched in Feb
ruary at New York, will go into commits
sion on April lst. She will be commanded
| by Lieutenant Richardson Clover of the
! Navy, and VIII leave for her station,
Alaska, about the middle O. the month.
VIM. Berner, on trial at Cincinnati for
| the murder of YIN. T. Kirk, was yester-
day morning found guilty Of manslaughter.
The verdict was declared privately, by the
Judge who tried the case, to be an out.
rage, and the jury, after leaving the
Courtroom, were hooEed at by the crowd,
with the suggestion that they should be
hung.
The return of Sir Robert Peel to Parlia-
ment, besides giving the second Conserva.
tive victory il q week, excites interest in
| England. He is the very antithesis of his
solemn and staid brother, the Speaker He
gambies, wears his has on the side of his
head, and as he lie very loose and irregular
in his speech, he Will probably provoke Sc
rious fIaternal reproofs from the Cnair.