Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

OlauSlone has DECD suffering from an at |
tack OF lumbago, which has confined him |
to his house,
The Boston Board of Health has ordered |
quarantine against all vessels from Can |
ada and Newfoundland.
Express companies will hereafter be en-
ployed to transport coin to and from the
MINIS and the Treasury.
There are sixteen applications on file in
Washington for the vacant position of APP
praiser at San Francisco, and more on the
way.
A committee of Liberals from the upper
and lower Houses of the Chilean Congress
have named Marcial Gonzales for Presi-
dent.
A number of French officers, who were
trying to witness the maneuvers of the
German Guards at Berlin, were compelled
to retire.
David H. Naylor Boston agent of New
York firm of leather dealers, Las been ar
rested for embezzling $1,000. He confessed
his guilt.
1t is thought in Washington that the
appointment of Collector of the Port of San
Francisco will be made before the end of
| this month
| 1t is stated in New York that the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company will positively
discontinue the Australian mail service
November LIST.
| The Prohibition State Convention at
! Worcester, Mass, yesterday nominated
Charles B. knight, of Worcester, for Lieu
tenant-Governor.
Official intelligence having been received
at Lima, Peru, of the death of General
Grant, the flags on Government buildings
were at half mast Tuesday
| De Lesseps is bringing the influence of
powerful financial houses to bear to obtain
authority from the French Government to
issue Panama Canal shares.
The Bank of Ireland has received an
other 9500, 900 from the Bank of England,
to enable it to meet any extra demands
that may be made against it.
1t is semi-officially announced in Berlin
that Spain had not yet replied to Ger
many's demand for reparation for the in
suit to the German Embassy at Madrid.
President Cleveland has ordered that the
collection of tonnage duty from vessels
arriving in any port of the United States
from Boca del Toro, Colombia, be sus-
pended.
NJ. de Freycinet, Wednesday, at diplo-
matte reception at Paris, congratulated the
German Charge d Affaires and the Spanish
ambassador upon the pacific aspect of the
situation.
The Society OF the Army of Tennessee
held a grand banquet IN Chicago last even
ing, at which fully 800 were present The
toast list was long, and the responses gen.
orally in happy vein.
Although it was reported at first that Ro-
sencrans, when appointed Register of the
Treasury, would at once thoroughly reor-
ganize that bureau, no action in that direc-
ton has yet been taken.
John X. Cross, member of the British
Parliament for Bolton, has started for the
United States to inquire into the industrial
questions in connection with the present
depression of Great Britain.
Gladstone was called upon yesterday by
a deputation of private citizens desiring to
learn if he intended leading the Liberals
in the coming electoral campaign Glad
stone declined to state his intentions
John Kelly the ex-Tammany chieftain,
and Commissioner Crocker, his most trusted
lieutenant, are at loggerheads, and an open
rupture is imminent, in which case there
will be a big rumpus in the wigwam
The Independence Eggptienne has placard-
ed the walls of Cairo, inviting those who
: wish to study the purity of British morals
to read it translation of the Pail Mall
Gd2ette'S recent articles on London vice
A dispatch from Copenhagen reports a
collision between the British steamer Auck-
land and the German gunboat Blitz in
which the former was sunk. The fate of
the Auckland's crew is as yet unknown.
AT Manistee, Mich, Wednesday, the
shingle packers in Brooks & Sweets and
d. w. Lewis & Co.'S mills struck tor seven
cents per 1000. This makes six single
mills closed by the men demanding this
advance.
About 300 of the Cinnamon recently
driven out of Rock Springs, Wy. T., have
been returned from Evanston to Rock
Springs under escort of six companies of
United States troops, commanded by Lieu
tenant-Colonel Chapman.
Miss Marion e. Norwood, actress. who
was fatally burned i'll her room at No. 80
Clinton place, New York, Tuesday night,
through going to sleep with. a lighted
cigarette in her hand, died at Bellevue
Hospital Wednesday night.
The publication OF the New York Star
will be resumed Monday. The editor-in-
chief and proprietor is United States Dis
trict Attorney Dorsheimer. The managing
editor will be 7. NJ Cook, formerly of the
san and later of the San Francisco alta
California
Acting Postmaster-General Stevenson
yesterday appointed the following-named
fourthclass Postmasters for California: At
Cloverdale, John Field; Tehama, H. l..
Stratton; Etna Mills, Frank Lowe; Mill
vile, Henry l.. Martin. Oregon: At North
Yamhill, John Edwards.
A lunatic was arrested in Buckingham
Palace Wednesday, while seeking an inter
view with the Queen. He had an ordinary
glass bottle which he insisted upon pre-
senting to the Queen, and which he said
was a magic mirror, which would enable
her to see through every day.
The New York World says that certain
districts of that city present the anomaly
of a perpetual guerilla warfare carried on
between the police and organized outlaws.
which internecine strife gives the OUTLYING
precincts something of the romance and a
great deal of the animation of the western
border
An indignation meeting, attended by over
200 of Riel's Sympathizers, was held in
Regina, Manitoba, Wednesday night. to
protest against the execution of the sem
tence passed upon Riel. Violent language
was used by the speakers, many declaring
that they would fight before Riel should be
hanged.
A special organization of New York
capitalists intend laying a concrete road
between Brooklyn and Coney Island for the
use OF roller skaters and bicyclists, hoping
to be repaid by the tolls to be exacted from
persons using the road. Bicyclists are
talking of a similar road between New
York and Philadelphia.
The health of Lord Randolph Churchill
British Secretary of State for India. has
given way under the severe strain of his
official duties aid the part he has taken in
the Parliamentary campaign. All his lord
ships political engagements have been
cancelled, in accordance with the 1mpera-
, tive orders of his physicians.
The President has recognized O. w.
Yang Nung as Consul-General of the
Chinese Empire at San Francisco; Hung
Sch Chun as Consul of the Chinese Empire
at New York city; Charles a. Marquis de
Chambrun as Consul of Ecuador at Wash
ington; e. A. Lever as Consul of the Re-
public of Honduras at New Orleans.
The report is being circulated industri-
ously among the lower classes of Spain
that King Alfonso sold the Caroline Islands
to Germany during his visit there This
report creates great excitement in such
Republican strongholds as Valencia and
Barcelona, ana it is thought it will lead to
fresh outbreaks, Notwithstanding the pres
ent peaceful outlook.
In the United States District Court at
Wichita, Ks, yesterday, j. r. Blackmer,
NJ. G. Campbell, Bennett & West Brothers,