Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-19
TELEGRGPHIc BREvIyIEs.

The Queen went to Osborn Castle last night.
One hundred and fifty artillerymen have gone to
Egypt from London.
Berlin dispatch says that Bishop Blum assumed
the Bishopric Of Limburg Monday.
Three ladies were killed near Cataracque, Ontario
Monday, while crossing the Grand Trunk track in a
st ge.
Fortville, Ind, twenty-one miles from Indianap-
oils, was almost entirely destroyed by FIRE Monday
night
John C. New says: Z" We are all for the nomina-
ton Of the Republican leader who can poll the most
votes"
The total immigration to New York for the year
probably will be 500 900 for eleven months last
year it was over $4,000.
King Humbert has conferred upon Won Kendall,
the German Embassator, the grand Gordon OF the
Order of st. Maurice and st. Lazarus.
1t is estimated that 200 miles Of fencing has been
destroyed by wre-cutters in the region west Of San
Antonio, Tex q, in the last fifteen days
No confirmation has been had Of the report that a
syndicate had taken bonds Of the Oregon Trsnscon-
tinental amounting to about SIC, 100000.
Joseph Poole was hanged yesterday for the muir:
der of John Kenney within the walls OF Richmond
prison, Dublin, at sos yesterday morning.
A farmer named Philip McGavin was murdered in
County Cavan Ireland the crime being the result OF
agrarian troubles. There are several arrests.
Austria has announced her adhesion to the pro-
tra powers for the purpose of protecting life and
property ia China.
The London Post understands that the Royal
Dublin Fusileers have been ordered to Alexandria,
| and the Lancashire regiment has been ordered to
| the Mediterranean.
Baker Pasha has started for Suakim. He will
have supreme command OF the Soudan. Inc hhe-
dive instructed him to endeavor to conclllate the
| tribes before resorting to force.
| The police of London are closely watching the
houses of leading Irish Nationalists. 1t IS re-
ported that the Lord Mayor has received anonymous
letters threatening to blow up London bridge ami
| Newgate prison.
Blaine's youngest son, James G., Jr it is alleged
| has fallen into bad company and is leading wild
| life. He has been expelled from Georgetown Col,
| lege for drunkenness. Jamie is only II years old
and looks even younger.
The proprietors of the Windsor Hotel, New York,
| have requested George W. Dunn and wife to seek
quarters elsewhere. The theory that Miss Keiser's
death was not simple suicide is gaining ground,
although there is apparently little to support the
view.
Albert J. Jones, of Providence, R. l., for many
years resident of Rome proposes TO donate to the
Government of the United States his Monte Bal
drino estate of fifteen in the suburbs Of Rome
for academy of fine arts. The property is valued
at $4,000.
Superintendent Jamison, r. NJ. S., has returned
to Washington from Portland, Or, and points on
the Northern Pacific Railway. He reports perfect
ing the railway mail system on that route, 30 that
no delay is now experienced in the distribution OF
mail matter.
The Secretary of the Board Of Home Missions o.
the Presbyterian Church says that the accounts sem
out from San Alegne, that there has been prostitu
ton in the school at Fort Wrangel and that one Of
the missionaries claimed to be second Christ, are
wholly untrue.
Cobbell an employment agent at Montreal, sent
l 200 men to Lake superior to work on the Canada
| Pacific road They have since made their way back
with complaints Of ill-usage and one of their num-
Der sent bullet through the brain of the agent as
he sat at a hotel window.
| The Crown Prince OF Prussia paid a visit to the
Pope yesterday. The Pope received the Prince with
great cordality and sfability. The Prince Wis
IDLY affected, and expressed, in the name Of the
Emperor qualification at being able to manifest his
respect for his Holiness The private conference
lasted an hour.
| To Pittsburg interviewer Mrs. Langtry said
al close my season in this country the 2Sth OF
June next San Francisco. From there l 90 to
Australia on my way TO Melbourne. The vessel will
stop at Honolulu long enough TO enable me to give
matinee. l open in Melbourne On the 9Th of Au-
| gust, 1884 After that 1 will appear in Calcutta,
Bombay, Suez and other places. Then go to Lon
don, and from there to Paris and other French
cities"