Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-04

such an emissary is on the warpath.' The
some time ago referred to Is q letter dated
Dublin, July 5, 1854"
THE BULLET TO REMAIN FOR THE PRESENT.
NEW YORK, February 3d-The surgeons
of the Chambers-street Hospital have de-
cided not to remove the, bullet from O'Dono-
van Rossas back until heis stronger. They
cannot say definitely when this will be.
O'Donovan's condition this evening is I'M
changed from early morning.
ROSA ISSUES A PROCLAMATION.
New YORK, February 4th-A M.-Rossa
in the hospital yesterday dictated the fol-
lowing: /" | want it to be marked and re-
membered that England has inaugurated
til work of individual assassination on
American soil. | want it remembered that
emissaries Of the British Government
have commenced the assassination OF
American citizens on American soil.
ington with being guilty of a conspiracy
to assassinate, and if his official
position or the toadyism of Anglo-maniacs
will save him from arrest, | hope the
American people will in their public opln-
ion hold him guilty of this crime. | want
to have it particularly stated that although
there are many EnglishmeA in this coun-
try, not one has ever been harmed by an
Irish-American. There is q clause in the
Constitution of the Fenian Brotherhood,
which strictly forbids the injuring OF per-
son or property on American soil or waters
England has now inauguratcd a war on
American soil, and it remains TO be seen
what the end of it shall be. shall wait
hA hp
of Indignation that will go up
up in other cases in which Americans had
nothing whatever to do. | have no doubt
that whatever may come from the in
auguration by the British Government OF
war and assassination on American soil,
that Irishmen will be equal to any emer-
gency that may arise.
WHAT THE LONDON POLICE REPORTS REVEAL.
LONDON, February 3d.-An examination
of the police reports reveals the following
Lucilla Dudley, aged about a, who de
scribed herself as a governess, charged with
attempting suicide.
Is CIeveland's Life in Danger?
New York. February 3d.-Among the
ToHFs city gossip is the following: Not
less than three gentlemen during the cur
rent week have spoken in a merely Incl
dental way of the personal danger which
they conceive surrounds PreSident-elect
Cleveland One was General Edward NJ.
McCook, and another ex-Postmaster-Gen-
erai James, both Republicans. James
spoke very freely and said " 1t is deli
cate subject but it is one | have very de-
cidcd opinion upon, and | have no hesita
ton in expressing it for publication. |
believe the star-routers were responsible for
Garfeld's death. and l have not changed
my opinion
Statement Corrected-Safety of the Ele
waited Railroads.
New YORK, February 3d.-A Washing
ton dispatch says that the only States
which have not contributed to the Wash
ington monument are California and Ore
gon. 1t seems to be forgotten that Califor
MIA contributed a piece OF gold-bearing
quartz in 1880.
The naH and Express, whose owner is a
chief stakeholder of the elevated roads,
pronounces the Herad article on the weak
ening of the iron in the elevated railroads
Iroorback, and presents a strong array OF
expert testimony to show that the Heralds
alarm is groundless.
The Mexican Telegraph Company.
New YORK. February 3d-The Board of
Directors of the Mexican Telegraph Com
pany yesterday declared a semi-annual
dividend of four per cent, payable Febru-
ary 11th The next profit for the year ended
December 3lst was over 10! per cent. The
company is without bonded or other in
debtedness, and has an available surplus OF
$4,000. Notwithstanding the depression
in business, the traffic for 1854 shows a
satisfactory increase over 1883. The pres
ent traffic OF the Central and South Ameri-
can Telegraph Company shows an increase
of 81 per cent. over corresponding period
last year.
Arms and Dynamite in Pittsburg.
PITrsBrEG. February 3d.-The Chronicle
Telegraph this afternoon says: 1t has come
to the knowledge Of some secret agents
here that the Socialists have stored arms
and dynamite in this city, and are ready
for an outbreak and an attack on capitalists.
Men from Hooking valley and elsewhere
are said to be here ready for business Sen
satiOnal developments are expected.
y Lawyer Punished.
CiNcINNATG February 3d-The Judges
OF the District Court announced their de
cision in the Campbell disbarlnent case this
morning. The judgment is that Campbell
be suspended. The suspension is only for
ten days, however.
End of the Boston Silver Scare.
Boston, February 3d.-At the clearing
house gold is offered in exchange for silver
certificates. During the past week the Boston
bank Presidents footed up the amount of
their silver certificates, and found they had
only 100000 OF money in this form. The
silver scare here is over for TIE present.
Al Long Period of Service.
BANGOR (Me.1. February 3d-Ex-Chief
Justice Appleton, who has been i'll with
pneumonia for two weeks, and is in "a criti-
cal condition, was member of the Su-
preme Bench OF this State thirty-onc years.
FOREIGN NEWS.