Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-30
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITlES.

1t is reported that the Empress of China has
decided to conclude peace with France.
Admiral Courbet will not, according to official
adViCeS, recOmmence operations in China waters
until the LIST Of October.
NJ. Barrere has summoned all the French Of
hcials III the Egyptian service to return to
Alexandria Immediately.
The French budget asks for 100000 TO H.
000.HO francs for the TOnQuin expedition and
t5,0OU,oOO francs to arm the navy.
Rev lIeber Newton appeared in his pulpit at
the Anthem Memorial Church, New York Sun
day, after long absence from illness.
George Lorillard has sold his farm at Islip,
Long Island, to j.. Cutting for Sl15. 900 His
celebrated racing stud will be removed.
Edward 7. Backhousc, President OF the Kings
County \, y. Insurance Company: died Sun
day of diph.heria. He was born in 1906.
The courage of the King of Italy in visiting
Naples has secured to him the,warm friendship
of the Republicans, and has done much for the
real Unitcation of Italy.
Mrs. Paul Arthur McDonough is separated
from her husband in New York She was Emma
Carson II rising soprano from California, and it
is thought her many admirers have turned her
head
A special from Washington says: 1t is not be-
licycd that Gresham will remain i'll the
Treasury long enough to make the annual re-
port. lie takes the stump for Blaine in few
days
The Massachusetts, Gas Company struck the
largest gas well yesterday morning yet devc-
oped in the TaranuIm field says PittSburg dis
patch. The vein was struck on the Geist farm
at a depth of 200 feet.
The reported revolt against Parnell in county
Mayo is denied. Patrick Egan says any candi-
date approved of by Parncll will be just as Ger
tain of election in county Mayo at the next va
cancy As IN any constituency in Ireland
Officers Of the Cincinnati. New Orleans and
Texas Pacific Railway report that arrangements
are completed Tor the transfer OF passengers at
the break caused by the recent burning of u
portion of the Lake Pon;chartrain bridge.
Glads;one'S attention being called To the state
meuj- published in an anonymous pamphlet,
which accuse him of supporting the Roman
Catholic church. ne pr0Huunces them grossly
untrue, and demands the name Of the author.
special from Livingston. N. T., says: D. f.
FOgariy, late cashier Of the First National
Bank. was arrested Yesterday By the Deputy
United States Marshal on complaint of c. \.
Baker. Receiver of the bank charging him with
embrzzlcmcnt Of the banks money.
French Ministerial papers express satisfaction
at the agreement between France and Germany
relative to Egyptian affairs. bill for the or
garizati0n of colonial army will be presented
to the Chambers soon To- convene. The chief
feature of the bill will be the transfer of the
marines tothe control Of the Minister of War.
The acting Secretary ofthe Treasury has ac-
cepted the offer OF Charles H. Barth to pay
So 700 in compromise of claim of 100000 al
legged to have been cnbeZZled by him while in
the service oil the United states As clerk in the
Quurtcrnaster- Generals Department AZ San
Francisco several years ago. 1t was shown that
no more could bc recovered