Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-12
TELgGRAPHIc BREy1TIEs.

Senator Tabor is on the way to San Francisco.
Senator Jones OF Nevada is at the Hoffman House.
New York.
The British Parliament will be further prorogued
until February.
Tennyson's title will be Baron Tennyson Drin-
court OF Aldvorth"
1t is reported that Parnell will probably decline
the testimonial fund.
Carl Schurz has dissolved connection with the
New York EUening Post.
A mass meeting of O'Donneu sympathizers was
held on the West Side, Chicago, Monday.
Four inches of snow in Saltillo, Mexico, has
alarmed the superstitious The fall of snow was
unprecedented
1t is reported that the body of Hicks Pasha has
been found, one hand graspipg sword and the
other revolver
The case Of ex-senator Kellogg, indicted in con-
nection with the routes goes over to the next
term Of Court in Washington
Big Bill Kinney, who was acquitted of murder
at West Union, W. Va, Monday, taken from
the Jail by mob and hanged
In consequence of run for which no cause APP
peared, the China Savings Bank at Suncook, n. H,
closedits doors temporarily Monday.
The call of States Monday in the House OF Repre-
sentatives reached Massachusetts,, An average OF
seven bills to each member was introduced
Amos Webster, Chief Clerk OF the Treasury De-
partment has rendered his resignation as Adjutant-
General OF the militia for the District Of Columbia
At meeting OF Liberal workmen at Torquay,
England, motion to petition the Government for
the Communication of 0Donnelrs sentence was de-
feated
There is great excitement at Suakim in conse-
quence OF expected night attacks. The English
gunboat Ranger is throwing rockets the
town to scare the rebels.
C. P. Crawford, banker at Silver City, New
Mexico, has been attached for $4,000 The Grant
at Sflxar iitr halp oil auda an
assignee has been appointed.
The agent in Rome of the French Government
has applied to the Italian Steamship Company for
steamers for the Tonquin service. The company
refused to grant the application
Lord Coleridge writes that Gladstone is very
anxious that some one should write a really good
book about Americans, but as for himself Cole
ridge he even shrinked from writing magazine
articles.
Paris correspondent says: After the vote on
Monday the Tonquin credit bill, China must
abandon all hope OF France retreatiDg. The time
has come for the neutral powers to dispel the lu-
sons OF the Chinese and urge upon China the neces-
sty of conciliation."
The steamship Plantyn, fears OF the loss of
which have been felt for several DAYS mast as she
has not been heard from since she sailed from
New York on November 18th, is safe. The agents
received dispatch stating that she had put into
Londonderry disabled.
Rev. DR.. Wilson, for attending Salvation Army
meetings, was dismissed from the curacy OF st.
Georges Cathedral at Kingston, Ontario. Members
OF the congregation are signing petitions for the
doctors reinstatement and others threaten to leave
the church if the doc or returns.
The Austrian bark JOSH arrived at New Orleans
Monday from Capetown, South Africa. She left
Capetown on October 18th, and as part of her
freight has twenty-three Ostriches all of which
reached New Orleans alive. The birds will be
taken to an ostrich farm near San Diego, Cal.
The Government Inspector OF Explosives at Lon
don says Of the explosions on the Metropolitan I'm
derground Railway: The dynamite charges were
dropped from TIE train. In the Praed-street case
the charge exploded prematurely. The outrages
have a distinct connection with the outrages at
Glasgow and elsewhere.
The announcement that the twenty-five years
compact had been signed in New York between the
Union Pacific, Rock Island, and Milwaukee and st.
Paul roads is accepted in Chicago fact. 1t is
looked upon by the other members of the Iowa pool
as elimination Of the policy of the st. Paul road,
outlined by it when it gave its first notice of inten
ton to Withdraw from the combination one month
a.