Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-22
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Adyices from Durham say that three Rms
sian men.of-war are at anchor off Cape
Town, and others are expected.
benIamln + u Ha ii has been commissioned
r.est NJ: ne new office established at
0ros'ofi, MAJ ION county. Oregon.
Juos .nent has been rendered in Mont
I B IA favor of George Stephen and against
pi" -hey Barlow ct al. for 81 100000.
The German court physicians announce
that the Emperor continues to improve,
and at noon yesterday was quite hearty.
General Augur has been officially in
structed by the War Department to remove
from Indian Territory the intruders there
in.
Sister Theresa, a niece of James G..
Blaine, died at St. Mary'S Catholic Convent
in Wilkesbarre, Pa, at o clock yesterday
morning
1t is now positively asserted that Cleve-
land will select his Cabinet entirely from
those States which cast their electoral votes
for him
The invoices of Chinese New Years
goods, at New York, are larger this year
than ever before. They consist of odd eat
able and sacrilicial goods.
Admiral Courbet, who is i'll command at
Keeling, has detached twa cruisers to
watch the movements of the Chinese fleet
recently dispatched to raise the blockade at
FormOSa.
Chace, the successor of Anthony in the
Senate is q native of Massachusetts, 80
years OF age, cotton manufacturer, has
served two terms in the Rhode Island
State Senate and two terms in Congress.
Advices from Melbourne state that the
commander Of the Australian squadron
hoisted the British flag over Louisiade,
Woodlark, Huron and Entrecasteaux
Islands, lying off the eastern point of New
Guinea.
The New York World announces the ar
rival of Lord GarmOyle, with a portrait and
the customary personalities. He is accom-
panied by Lord Osborn and Captain Ar
lington. The party is stopping at the
Brunswick.
The Paris GduIois declares the special in
structions sent out by England to the Gov
errors of the various British colonies in
the far East, for their guidance in enforcing
the Foreign Enlistment Act, constitute an
act of hostility to France.
The President has issued a proclamation
directing that the military reservation of
Fort Dodge, Kansas, being no longer needed
control of the Secretary of the Interior, for
disposition by sale or otherwise.
The New York Tribune says The re-
cent lecturing tour of Henry George in
Scotland was not a great success. The
newspapers dubbed him the California
prophet" He was frequently subjected to
a species of torture known as hecllling.
Representative Oates. from the Commit
D.thl / Az y
ON the bill to prohibit aliens and foreigners
from acquiring or owning lands within the
United States which the committee has re-
ported TO the House with the recon-
mendation that ii pass.
Owney Geoghegan, the notorious tough,
prize fighter and dive-keeper, died Tuesday
at Hot Springs, Arkansas. He was bornin
Ireland and came to New York in 1919. He
first appeared in the prize ring as a middle
weight on April 5, 1861, whipping Jim Nc
Gervin in fortytive rounds.
The Directors of The Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company have declared dividend Of
/ per cent, payable February ID. The
statement OF the Pacific Mail Company for
the past quarter shows the gross earnings
TO have been $l,314000 operating eX-
pcnses, $4,000; net, S544,OO0; cash on
hand, sos, S95.
The Anti-Socialist bill introduced in the
Austrian Reichsrath far exceeds the Ger
man Anti-Socalist measure in the severity
of its provisions. II forbids the formation
Of clubs; provides for Government control
of charitable societies, in order to prevent
the covering up of Socialist plots; empoW-
ers the authorities to forbid any public
meeting and confiscate any Socialist
pamphlets, whether printed in Austria or
abroad. and makes innkccp2rs, librarians,
etc, liable to punishmentifs such pamphlets
be found III their possession.
The Governors Of the maritime provinces
of China have been commanded by special
orders from the Imperial Government III
Picking to enforce impartial!y the law re-
garding foreign enlistment hich has been
agreed upon by the various Powers i'll re.
gard to the Chinese free ports. These or
derS were issued in consequence of re-
monstrancc by the Marquis Tseng to the
English Foreign Office and communicated
to Sir Harry Parkes, the English Embassa-
dor at Picking. They are aimed against the
French naval and trading vessels.