Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-30
TELEGRAPHIC BREYIIIES.

patenotre French Minister to China. has
sailed for Hue.
Antonio Moreno. a Cuban commission mer-
chant, committed suicide in New York Monday.
The furniture of the II. Nicholas Hotel, in
New York, is now all sold, and brought 500 900.
ANOTHER band of insurgents has appeared in
Catalonia, Spain, ana efforts were made to cap
turc it,
The Spanish elections were quiet but there
are charges of the >candalouS suppression of
electoral rights.
\ st. Johns, y. F.. dispatch says: Twelve
men were killed and drowned on the schooner
Paquebot Monday by collision.
1t was announced Monday that Moses Fraley,
prominent grain and stock speculator of 81.
Louis had failed for Il large amount.
Advices from Cape Town mention strike
and serious disorders in the diamond fields.
The men are searched daily at the conclusion Of
work.
y conference to determine electrical units
assembled in Paris Monday. The delegates
number siXty-four, representing twenty-six
States.
The New York S,n thinks Blaine the most
popular man in the Republican party. This
popularity is OF the masses, a fact creditable to
Blaine.
The New York Tribune has made an attack on
senator EdmundS III connection with the
souri, Road.
Anxiety is felt in Glasgow in regard to the
steamship State of Florida, several days overdue
from New York. Detectives are awaiting to
arrest supposed dynamiters.
In Il fight at Chicago, Monday night with
small gloves. Queensbury rules Captain James
Dalton knocked out John Drscoll, u two-hun-
dred-pounder, in one and half minutes
In the New York Assembly the bill adding an
Article to the State Constitution, prohibiting the
manufacture MAJ and sale OF Intoxicating liquors,
was lost yesterday by vote of 90 against 63.
pF h. .;,l,-
nOunced Monday that Columbia Lodge of Free
masons of san Francisco had sent to the Reich
stag an expression OF coincidence on the death
OF Lasker.
Lorillard, the New York tobacco manufact-
urer, mas thrown open 10 300 men and women
IN ms employ library and play-rOOms pro-
vlded with cards. checkers, dominoeS, chess,
| billiards, etc
Last reports from Ciudad Real, Spain, regard
ing the railway disaster on sunday, place the
persons missing at 10. The Government adhereS
to the belief that the revolutionary party is
responsible for the Outrage.
Secretary Chandler has received a telegram
from Commander : t. Luce stating that the
Portsmouth has arrived at Newport with yellow
/ fever on board The disease is not serious, how
ever, and all the patients are convaleseent.
Isaac Wolf was arrested in New York Monday
| for forcing payment from Cinnamon for the
| privilege of hanging ont signs He had swindled
many but this time the Chiuaman covered him
| with Il revolver, and held him till the police
was called.
A Bonneville Mo- special says: Frank James
has arrived from Alabama in charge of an of
icer. He admitted 10 bail in So 600 to appear
at the Circuit Court on the second Monday in
July, on charge of having participated in the
! Ottorville train robbery.
\ German woman, name unknown, supposed
to be no less than so years of age, found
murdered on the roadside near the village of
Westiall, \. y. John Randall and Burt Man
chester the suspected persons, are being sought
for by the indignant villagers.
Walter 4 Co., the largest coal operators on the
Monongahela river, in Pennsylvania, viii close
down their wOrks-the first pool this week and
the second pool next week. BY that time all
their empty crafts will be loaded. over one
thousand men win be thrown ont of work by
the shutdown.
Umpire William Mclean becoming enraced Mt
the boots and IeerS of the spectators AT phila-
delphia, because of his decisions in the Ath-
letic-Philadelphia game, hurled a bat at the
crowd, hitting one man. The police and play
erS only saved him from Inobbing and he was
placed under bonds to keep the peace.
The interstate conference of cOlored men as
semblcd ut Municipal Hall, Pittsburg, Yesterday
morning. and delegates were present from Con-
neetieut, Ohio, Virginia, the District of Columbia
Indiana, Illinois, Kansas and Louisiana. no the
number of seventy-tive Among them are Fred
Douglass and Bishop Green, of Ohio. The Con-
vention is composed of a fine body of men and
determination is expressed to prevent il being
used Tor political purposes.