Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-03
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.
The Crow reservation in Dakota has been

The Crow reservation in Dakota has been
thrown open to settlers.
Mrs. Eliza Blaine Walker, ex-Secretary
Blaines only sister, is dying in Baltimore.
Maud X wife of Gustave Frohman is
dead. She had been known on the stage as
Maud Osborn, and played Hazel Kirke,
Edmund Yard, of New York, has been
arrested in Paris charged with enlbezzling
$5oo,0oo in America. He is to be extra
dited.
A dispatch has been received by the Brit
ish Government from Wolseley, asking the
extension past the cataracts of the Nile
railway
The Gordon national memorial fund has
already reached $4,000 Messrs. Rcths-
child and Barring each contributed 800 to
the fund.
A special cable TO the Toronto Globe in
dicates strong probability that the Cana
dian offers of assistance in the Soudan Will
be accepted
Coney Island is to be run this year ON
strictly moral principles. Games of chance
are to be suppressed and all Objectionable
houses closed.
The excessive use of morphine in Paris
has caused the announcement that q pas
toral would be issued by the Archbishop
against the use of the drug.
Photographs of s. S. Conant, missing edi-
tor OF Harper'S Weekly. have been prepared
for distribution to the police of all large
cities, and also to PosunaSters of towns and
villages.
! The Prince of Wales visited the London
Stock Exchange yesterday, and was re-
| ceived with great enthusiasm. The MEM
| bers sang " God Save the Queen and = God
Bless the Prince of Wales
a Persian paper states that the Ameer of
Atghanistan has been ordered To have the
road from Herat to Peshawar, by way of
Cabul, immediately put in repair to taciIi-
tate the march ofthe Indian corps to occupy
Cabul.
Teheran a,lviccs state that Sir Peter
| Lumsden, British Special Commissioner on
the Afghan frontier question, has reached
Galeran. The Russians advanced the pick
cts south of Pull khartoum 10 Zulfugar
and Penideh.
The ship Kirkwood, from Portland, Or,
for Liverpool before reported abandoned at
sea, had six feet of water in her hold and
her decks torn open when left by the crew
\ quantity of the cargo had previously
been jettisoned.
1t is rumored that prominent Parnellite
member Of the House OF Commons has
been offered and accepted Il snug Consular
berth. In return for this appointment. the
Parnellites are to assist the Government to
remain in office.
The House Committee ON Military Affairs
| has been investigating the accounts of Gen
Butler as oneof the Board of Managers of
the National Soldiers Home and has dis
covered a very large shortage, which is
| stated N ba q &c birb nc SOl0 nOD
\ dispatch from Paris says England made
representations TO France in reference TO
the declared intention of james Stephens,
ex-Head Center of the Fenians, to summon
a Fenian conclave in Paris TO organize a
rising against British authority.
The Chicago Tribune bitterly attacks
President Arthur for having pardoned Lor-
ing and Fleming, who, along with others,
swindled country subscribers through the
mail out of nearly IS zoo, coo, intended for
speculation in the Chicago grain market.
Two young Washington society men-a
son of Dr. Gihon of the navy and Mr. Ores
ham, nephew of the former Postmaster
General--have had q quarrel, and their i'm
mediate friends are supposed to be anx-
iously awaiting Il bloody termination OF the
dispute.
The British ship Lake Winnipeg, from
New FORK has arrived at Liverpool She
landed six of the crew of the French ship
Surry, abandoned in a completely disabled
condition. The balance of the Surry's
crew, including the master and officers,
were drowned or died of exhaustion.
The National Democratic Committee met
in Washington yesterday to exchange con-
CALCULATIONS upon the success attending the
work of the committee, it being. as the Sec
rotary humorously said, twenty-five years
since the committee had met for the pleas
ant object which called them together
Talmage's church received many new
members Sunday, making 4 total Of 3,2lS
In the prayer preceding the sermon, Tai
mage referred to the retirement of PreSi-
dent Arthur, and prayed that the incoming
President might perform his duties as hon
estly and leave the office with as much
| honor and respect as the present incum-
bent.
Mile. Guillamane, who has Just died, was
one of the most remarkable women in
| Paris. She edited for twenty-six years La
| Rct7te deS Economists one of the most solid
of French periodicals. She could make
the hardest of hard bargains, entertained
nearly her whole staff of men and women
once week, and was chiefly remarkable
for her power OF estimating the value of
manuscript.
| COUNTY TREASURES REPORT.
Report of George Z. Kuchler, County
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