Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-09
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

It is believed that Emperor William cannot
live the year ont
1t is feared Wolsc'ey will reach KhartoJnn too
late 10 accomplish his purpose.
GladStOne's oTutions denote that there will be
; no dissolution OF Parliament in autumn.
William Stuckenholtz, of California, a must
clan, died in New Orleans recently OfalcohOiSin.
The Electrical Conference assembled ~ Ihila-
dciphia yesterday afternoon in the exhibition
! building, and was called 10 order by Prof. simon
! NeTcomh.
The New York Post. Washington special says:
George G. Gorham. it Is said. will soon come
out in letter announcing ;hat he will support
Cleveland.
Dispatches from the southwest note several
eases of typhoid fever and physicians declare
that the disease follows the course Of the pre-
HiOuS cyclone.
The steamer Auriana brought to New York
assistant Secretary Of the Treasury French,
Abraham :. Hewitt and u. o. Mills as passcn-
gers from Europe.
! Trouble is apprehended among the indians at
the Poplar River Agency, on the Upper Mis-
souri,. The soldiers had to be called ont 10 en-
force order the other day.
\ jonrnal has Just been started at Paris called
. the AR'i-4RglGiS whose sole purpose i TO abuse
everything English. The newspaper bitterness
between the two countries is increasing.
The colonial policy inaugurated by Prince
Bismarck is ,teadil! growing in popular favor
in Germany ANA the Chancellor daily receives
letters of o0ngratulation and other proofs of its
success.
Anti-NIormon residents of Lewis county, Ten
ncSSCp. have posted in conspicuous places a
notice warming all members of the Church of
Latter-Day Saints To so elsewhere, on the pain
Of death.
General Manteuiels order driving the French
citizens ont Of AISace coming as it docs nj Il
time whcn the whole French press is growing
over German friendship. has had the effect OF Il
cold dOucLe on the ParisianS.
There appears To he no doubt Of the truth of
the rumor that MunkacZy, the artist, is III Il pr
waite mad-hOEse near Paris. His collapse fol
lowing 50 closely upon MaiuTts 5, has produced
painful impression III Austria
The London Times correspondent, who is the
onl; Journalist on the spot, declares that Ad-
mira Courbct has done his utmost to provoke
the Chinese. and that he treated them before
the bombardment with conspicuous incivility
The latest cause given for Indian famines is
he existence of an cXceSSiVs number OF goats.
The theory is that the goats destroy the trees,
and tie consequent decay of the forests de-
crcascs the average rainfall. There are fourteen
million goats III the Madras Presidency aSone.
London VANITY Fair publishes memorandum
which General Gordon prepared for the Chinese
Government in 1880, on the lower power of
China to make Il priYatccr war. Gordon lays
stress the legal necessity for privatecrs start
ing under letters OF marquc from Chinese ports.
Panic and anarchy follow the appearance of
cholera in Italian towns There have been
ri0ting and blOudShcd at Lucca. The same SUI
pcrStiiious fears that were exhibited by the
lower classes in France at the appearance Ofthc
diS,as have shown themselves in Italy, but in
more intensified degree.
special froIn Atlanta Ga. says: Great inter
Est is centering in the election of the next Geor-
gia Legislature, which d kcS place in October.
growing Out ri the fact that ii Will have 10 ar
range ipr the payment Of Sl,u)0.0O0 OF the state
debt. and viii have to enact such legislation rs
will meet another draft OF s3,0yDoJn which falls
due before The Succeeding Legislature can han
die il.