Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-13
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


The Ohio State Senate Journal has been
stolen.
Secretary Manning continses to improve
slowly.
A Madrid special says Queer Christmas
confinement is imminent.
/ The prospects for the passaze of the
| sweet wine bill are brighter.
| DR.. Knox, Bishop of Down, wilF be the
new Protestant Primate of Ireland
heavy rainstorm in Liverpool casssed a
curtailment Of the royal programme.
Baseball Tuesday AT Chicago-Bos-
tons 5, Chicagos /. At DetroiteDetroits
| 10, New Yorks O.
Dolph will soon report to the Senatsa
DILL for the forfeiture of wagon-road lard
grants in Oregon
Jack Dempsey. the pugilist, cleaned
or crowd of Socialists in Williams
bG'rssEr New York, a few nights ago.
Il has been found that the killing of Cap
| tain crawford by the Mexican troops was
an unfortunate accident, and without
malice.
The Cambridge University crew decline
the challenge issued to them by the Har-
ward University crew foF an international
boat race.
men are enrolling as volunteers. and ar
rangemeats have been made to obtain arms
and amnaanition.
Austro-dungary has raised the duties on
half-reiiEed American petroleum Is per
cent, and made the tariff en wholly refined
petroleum prohibitory.
Laboucbore thinks Gladstone's conces-
sions to the Radicals have saved the home
rule bill; the reaction against Gladstone.
however Is very strong aRiong the Rad
icals.
Hon. e. B!Washburne, Of Chicago. has
accepted the Presidency of she American
mencing May 2, 1887, and to- continue two
months.
Charles Crociser continues TO convalesce
rapidly. His secretary says there is not
the slightest symptom of a relapse and the
family and friends have long ceased to have
any apprehensions about him.
The shaft-house and concentrator OF the
Forest Queen mine, at Irwin, Col, was
completely destroyed by fire Saturday
night. Loss, $4,000; no insurance. The
fire is supposed to be inoendary
The late C. f. Woerischaffer's wealth is
estimated in Wall street at $7,CO0, ,0OO. Ii
Is SAID that there is a clause in his will
which cancels the indebtedness of several
brokers, whose only eollateras were their
seats in the Stock Exchange
The President has sent the folIow,na
nominations to the Senate: John Priest. to
be Collector of Customs for the district of
Iaquina, Or. Postmasters-Fra w. Os-
brun, at Eugene City, Or; Jas. B. Crossen.
at The DalIes, Or; John L. Frasher, at
Telluride, Col. =
BARLEY Campbell was seen on Broadway
New York, Tuesday morning, shirtless
and collarless. He passed several old
friends, but did not recognize them. An
application is TO be made for his confine-
ment, on the ground that he is not able to
care for himself and property.
The strike of the sugar reliners in Brook
lyn has ended The strikers surrendered
Internationally and have asked for work
Those who are taken back will be paid
81 10 per day instead of 81 50 as formerly.
The hours OF labor will be more reasonable
and payments made twice month.
At Alliance, O., Rev W. VI. Kinsley. his
wife, two children and his mother, Sarah
klnsley, aged 50 years, partook of guam
tity OF boiled rhubarb leaves The leaves
were prepared as green's generally are.
Soon after dinner the entire family became
SICK the old lady dying. The others will
recover.
The case of the Adams, the schooner
seized by the Canadian authorities. was
formally laid before the President by Sec
retary Bayard Tuesday in a Cabinet meet
ing. Information had not been received
of character that would Justify further
action than simple exchange of views.
The whole matter will be considered
Thursday. s.
George III. Butler, a Journalist we'll
known in New York and Washington. died
, at the latter place Tuesday evening. He
was born in Hamilton, Mo, in 1910. and
was the nephew of Benjamin F. Butler, his
father being A. j. Butler who was promi-
nent in California politics twenty-five years
ago. Mr.. Butler married Rose Eytinge.
the actress.
1t is said that the Queen distinctly in
formed Gladstone on Thursday last that
she would not permit dissolution of Par
lament if it should reject the second read
ing of the home rule bill. Chamberlain
and his friends exhibit determination
stronger than ever to accomplish the reiec-
ton of the bill, and are using this story
where 1t will do the most good.
A London special says Rosina Rado-
vina, remarkably handsome woman. be-
longing to one of the best families in Pisa.
has been sentenced to fifteen years impris-
onment tor poisoning her l7-year-old
daughter. The prisoner is 3S years of age.
and retains much of her youthful beauty.
Jealousy of the superior charms of her
daughter caused her to commit the murder.
Thomas Gibney whose name appears in
London directory under the description
of " gentleman has been arraigued in
Clerkenwen Police Court for violations of
the criminal law amendments resulting
from the Pal Mall GazcHe's crusade. The
charge against the prisoner is OF having had
procured since last December for bis viola
| ton forty children under the age of con-
sent. The girls are all daughters of work
ingmen.
General Rosecrans has sent to the Senate
Committee on Finance a written statement
in answer to the charge that he was con-
neeted with certain alleged land frauds in
California. He does not deny the transac-
ton, but says that he did nothing which
was not, according to the advice of his law
yer, perfectly legal and that his action has
since been sustained by the Courts The
transactions covered about 500 acres ofland
in the vicinity of Los Angeles.