Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-14
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

Ten persons connected with the Socialists
have been expelled from Pesth.
A million and quarter of dollars ar
rived yesterday at New York from Eng
land, in British gold bars.
Sir Evelyn Wood, commander of the
Egyptian forces, has started up the Nile to
inspect the forts and camps.
Advices from India report the crop pros
poets as lower. In Bengal there is bad
showing, owing to the drought
A dispatch from Brighton says The
Duke of Wellington dropped dead here, as
he was entering the train for London.
Two battalions of British troops, under
relief orders from England, are to go to
Egypt. The Indian Government opposes
the depletion of the British forces in India.
AT the Medical Congress Tuesday, DR..
John S. Billings, Assistant Surgeon General
{. S. A, in behalf ofthe American Medical
Association, invited the Congress to hold
its next meeting in Washington in 1887.
A London Times dispatch from Foo
Chow says The American Admiral in
command of the Asiatic station has arrived
here. The French assert that further naval
action has been ordered. The situation is
unchanged.
\ dispatch from Topeka, Kansas. says
A veterinary has received advices that Texas
fever has appeared in PottawOtamie, Morris.
Wilson and Johnson counties. making,
altogether, eight places in the State where
the disease exists.
A letter received at Washington from
Representative Morrill,, of Kansas, saws
that the detection from the Republican
party to the Prohibition element will not
amount to anything practical After q
careful search, he has been unable to find
but two Republicans in his county who will
vote for st. John.
A building on Beach street, Boston, occu-
pied by Potter q Watson leather manufactur-
els; Wheelock & Co., lace manufacturers,
and Gator, Heckle Il Co, felt manufactur-
ers was burned yesterday morning. Loss.
S70,500. Joseph Pierce and James Quig-
ley, tiremen, were buried by q falling wall
They were burned to a crisp
The rumor that Charles B. Henry of the
Greedy expedition, was killed and portion of
his body eaten. caused much excitement in
the neighborhood of Cypress Cemetery. An
application was made to Coroner Robinson
by persons not related to Henry to have
the body exhumed. The Coroner will take
counsel on the matter to-day.
A great sensation is caused by the recent
robberes of Austrian mails Not long ago
letter containing $1,000 horins was alb
stracted and now whole mail bag has
been stolen. The bag contained only valu-
able and registered letters. Among those
lost were checks amounting to 2S0,000 for
ins, sent by savings banks in Pesth.
The New York Sun says 1t looks as
though the Democratic bolt would be seri-
Gus. Had the Democratic Convention
nominated Thomas F. Bayard or Allan G..
Thurman, notwithstanding the objection
against taking candidate from an October
State, all would now have been plain sail
ing for the Democracy, and victory would
already have been assured.
President Evans, of the WalI-street Bank,
said yesterday morning that the State Ex-
| aminers are still endeavoring to sum up the
loss the bank sustained. Some of the state
mentS published in regard to the amount
| lost by Dickinson and the manner in which
| he lost it, Evans said were true, and others
not. There is no doubt that Dickinson is
| in Canada. All excitement in regard to
the suspending bank has now died out