Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-02
TELEGRAPHIC BREyIIIHS.

Anarchist placards have been found posted in
various parts of the city of Nice Italy.
Ii Fong Pao, Chinese Embassador left Berlin
for Paris yesterday, TO open negotiations with
Ferry.
The decrease of the public debt during April
was = 5,2520 decrease since June 30, 1855 So,
060, IA.
DAILY. the suspected dynamiter was escorted
to Birkenhead. Eng yesterday, by armed
police, for trial.
The German Government insists upon the
adoption of the antisOcialist law with lis entire
provisions unchanged.
Mrs. Catherine Friess, of Baltimore. died
Wednesday, and her three daughters are also in
danger. They had eaten poisoned sauerkraut.
The Postofice at Eastlake Lake county, Calf
fornia, has been discontinued, and Harriet Dug
dale has been appointed Postmaster at Etiwan
da, Cal.
\ general strike of silk wcaverS in Paterson.
y. j.. Union Hill and West Hoboken is soon eX-
pected, owing to the terrible depression in the
silk trade.
Two bands of Insurgents appeared at Lerida
and Gerona Spain, cut the telegraph wires and
destroyed the railroad bridge at Corona Troops
in pursuit.
Judge Hastings. of the University of Caifor-
MIA, is i'll Washington in the interest of the bin
for the relief of the University to give it the
power TO select new lands.
The Western Union Telegraph Company yes
terday ordered Il reduction of from 10 To 80 per
cent. in rates from New York to prominent
points in the South and West
Parson Davis has accepted Sullivan's chal-
lenge offering to give any man 81 900 and the
receipts of the exhibition who Will stand before
him for four rounds, and Will put Jem Good
against the champion.
Secretary Teller, has approved the list of
swamp land select3Dns in the Round Valley In
dian reservation in California, the title 10 which
has been settled by the Supreme Court in favor
fthe State and purchasers.
1t is reported that Marquis Tseng has been re
called from Paris that he will be succeeded
there by his colleague at Berlin, Ii FOng Pao,
and that Marquis Will remain Chinese Embassa-
dor 10 Great Britain and Russia.
( The Greely flag ship Thetis sailed from New
1 York yesterday. Secretaries Chandler and Lin
I coin, General Hancock and other celebrities ac-
/ companied the vessel TO Sandy Hook on the gun
i boat TallapooSa. Harbor sallites were given the
/ departing craft
Count d Aguila, uncle of the cX-King of Ma
! pies has summoned the Italian Government to
/ answer To his claim for the restitution of his
patrimOny, sequestrated by General Garibaldi.
He claims six million lire, besides arrears of in
/ terest since 1850.
One of the largest petitions yet received by
I the House in favor of the passage OF the Chinese
/ bill was received Wednesday. 1t was signed by
! 160O mechanics Of Newark n. j., who demand
the passage of the bill in the interest of Ameri-
can workinglnen.
Professor Nirchow says that the trichniass in
/ Germany. caused by eating American meat, is
confined 10 few isolated eases at Bremen. He
points ont the dangers connected with rearing
pigs and urges Il compulsory examination of
! German and American pork.
The inability of Keene TO meet his contracts
did not affect the market in New York yester-
day. Keene yesterday morning refused to see
1 any person Ii Is believed that keene will pay
100 cents on the dollar. He had several offers of
assistance, but refused until he finds his exact
I position.