Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-01
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The italian Cabinet has resigned.
Cardinal Hassoun, Patriarch of SILICA,
is dead.
The President gave State dinner at The
White House Thursday night
The estimated reduction of the public
debt for February is about s.. 600, 600.
The remains of General Ord were buried
at Oak Hill Cemetery, Washington, yes
terday morning.
Six hundred thousand dollars in gold
ment to Europe to-day.
The conflict of authority between the
Dominion and Ontario Governments will be
brought before the Courts.
The official newspaper at Berlin denies
the truth Of reports that the German Gov.
ernment aims to annex Holland.
The Treasury Department has issued
warrants for about Sll, 500, 900 on account
of pensions for the present month.
1t is reported in New York that the
Cashier of G.. A. Bennett & Co., stock
brokers, is defaulter to the amount of
$4,000.
Business failures for the present week,
as reported by R G. Dun & Co.: United
States, 1913 Canada, AZ; against 246 the
previous week.
The coal miners in the third pool at
Pittsburg inaugurated strike Thursday,
fixing the price at three and onefourth
cents per bushel.
Complaints are made of reckless theatri-
cal advertising in New York, bogus tel.
egram being one of the instruments Of
torture adopted by John Stetson.
The English Government has decided to
send courteous dispatch to America rel.
alive to the action of Americans in coun-
tenancing and assisting dynamiters.
The bill granting loan of S22, 500, 900
to the Canadian Pacific Railroad was read
third time Thursday night in the Ottawa
Parliament, amid prolonged cheers from
the Conservatives.
The American Government has received
an invitation through the Imperial Ger
man Legation at Washington to participate
in the exhibition of dairy products at Mu-
mich from the ID to the 18th of October,
1854.
A New York dispatch says that J. H.
Haverly is about to go to Denver whence
he is not expected to return for some years.
ALI his present theatrical organizations are
to be left in the hands OF Colonel Robert
Filkens.
The Grand Trunk Railroad has placed
before the Canadian Parliament a bill to
authorize the consolidation of its capital
stock and the incurring of loan of Sl3,-
500, 600 to build double track from Mon
treal to Toronto.
The Postofice Department has issued an
order establishing new Postofices at Fort
Defiance Indian Reservation, and Clip,
Yuma county, both in Arizona. Samuel
E. Marshall has been appointed Postmaster
at Fort Defiance, Arizona.
Senator Fair, of Nevada, gave a very
elegant dinner Thursday night in Wash.
ington, including members of the Cabinet,
number of Senator'S, prominent army
ana navy officers and others. 1t is under
stood the dinner was Bayard boom.
A Washington special says Many in.
quiries have been received at the White
House relative to Sargent's possible recall.
To all such the Secretary of the President
returns the unqualified answer that there
is no thought of recalling Mr.. Sargent.
John Lowe, Secretary of the Canadian
Department of Agriculture, says the state
ments of the Chief of the Bureau of Sta
tistics at Washington with reference to the
number of people coming into the United
States from Canada was simply absurd and
without foundation.
In accordance with the rule, all Lodges
of the Amalgamated Association have re-
ported TO the headquarters in Pittsburg
what rate of wages they favor demanding
during the year beginning June lst. The
Conference Committee is empowered to
accept reduction rather than strike.
The semi-o official rapprochement of Rus
sia and Germany is warmly welcomed at
Berlin. The Austro. German alliance is the
unalterable basis of Austrian policy. Aus
tria will continue to attach the greatest
Importance to Italy's participation in the
alliance France probably will also appre-
ciate Russias adhesion to the peace alli-
ance.
Mrs. Jane A. Brooks, widow said to be
worth $500, 900, was arrested at the Pal.
mer House, in Chicago, Thursday night, on
a warrant sworn cut on the allegation that
she was about to leave for parts unknown,
to avoid a judgment of SIS, 900 found
against the estate OF her husband. The
lady went into Mysteries, from which she
has not rallied, and it is feared she will
die.