Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-15
To be Hanged for Murder.
TELsGRAPaIC BREVIIIgs.

The reported financial embarrassment o
Conklin is denied.
The Transcontinental Survey establishment
in New York ia to be abolished.
The steamer Arab from London for Balti
more has put in at Birkenhesd. The ma
chinery is damaged.
Msnzanes, Democrat, is contesting the sea
of Tranquilino Luna, the accredited delegate
to Congress from New Mexico.
Hon. Philip Phillips died in Washington
yesterday morning. He represented the Mo
bile (Ala.l District in Congress from 1858 to
1855.
Lieutenant Augur was buried at West
Point Saturday. He escaped from the mill
tary asylum and wandered about until be
| persisted.
The trial has begun in London of William
| Wolf and Edward Bondurand on the charge
OF being in possession of explosives for I'm.
lawful purposes.
a riot among Italians in suburb of Erie,
Pa, Sunday, resulted in the killing of enc
man, the wounding of another, and several
severely injured.
Both the Orange and Nationalist meetings
announced to be held at the Black Lion hO-
tel, Boyle, Ireland, Sunday, were prohibited
by the Government.
An invoice of 2lO bags of California pea
nuts was received in New York Saturday via
Pennsylvania Railroad, the first consignment
received for number of years.
Upwards of 400 900 bushels of No. . red
wheat were posted yesterday morning in the
various Brooklyn Rtores as being wormy,
weevly and having strong smell.
Oglethorpe and Madison counties, Ga, are
il foment over the fact OF white girl 16
years Of age living WITH a negro as his wife.
The negro barely escaped hanging by mob
Saturday.
The steamer Hwai Yum, from Shanghai
for HOngkong, was wrecked on Histhan
Islands. Five natives we're saved, but moth.
lug is known of the rest OF the crew of Eu-
ropeans and l9S natives.
Thirteen Arabs were among the immigrants
who arrived Sunday from Bordeaux on the
steamer Chateau Leoville. Several members
Of the same tribe arrived at Castle Garden
about the country.
A London csbiegram ssys: Rlmors of
Fenian plots are again heard on every hand
How or where they originate cannot he as
certRined, but it is certain that more than
usual credence il given to the latest one. Re-
doubled vigilance is now being exercised at
Windsor Castle.
A cable dispatch to the Office of the White
Star Steamship Line. in New York, states
that the Celtic was picked up by the Britain
mic outside the Fastness. AL are in good
health The Celtic suffered no damage other
than the breaking of the shaft, which will be
repaired st Liverpool.
reformation hss been received by the Brit
ish agents in Madagascar collecting informe-
ton of the damage caused by the French to
English property and commerce in the recent
operations Of the French navy, which prom
ises to produce more trouble than the mad
acts of Admiral Pierre.
Governor George Hoadly was inaugurated
in quiet manner at Columbus, o., yester.
day. The Duckworth and Jefferson Clubs,
of Cincinnati, and the jackson Club, of Day
a distance, numbering in all not more than
800. Governor Hoadly delivered his in
augural.
Within the past two weeks there has been
an alarming frequency in Boston Of boldly
perpetrated and brutal assaults upon respect
able citizens, committed for the sole purpose
of robbery, until IL is now considered absc-
lutely uDsafs TO walk the public Highways
between the Common and Dover street either
late at night or early ia the morniug.
The case of Frank James, foe the Blue
Cut train robbery, was called in the Criminal
Court at Kansas City, Mo, yesterday morn
ing, and wss continued TO February l1th, on
account Of the iilness of defendant The case
Of Charles Ford, on the ssms charge. was
also continued until February 18th, it mp
peasing that Ford is at St. Louis. to i'll TO
attend.
An O.t,wa special says: The statement
published in the United States shat the Ca
madam Government is communicating with
Earl Granville in respect to arrangements for
a basis Of negotiations OF reciprocal treaty
between Canada snd the United States, in
Guiding settlement Of the Canadian fishery
question, is untrue, so far ss the Canadian
Government is concerned.
Congressman Hewitt explsin1 the charges
that have been made against him concerning
his introduction Of resolution into the
House Of Representatives. presenting a plea
for O'Dounell to the British Government.
He denies that he ever ssked any one TO OPP
pose the resolution. and also that he ever
made an apology TO Minister West for its in
PRODUCTION, because it needed none.