Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-19
TELEURAPHIC BREyITIES.

Blaine len Bur ITarbor, Ne, yesterday, for
augusta.
The Philadelphia cricket team from England
arrived home yesterday There was no public
reception
\ terrible plague Of locust, has visited Cen
trai spain. The damage TO crops about Ciudad
Real is >l0,900,eJ0.
An official decree has been issued eXpelling
Colonel ClibbOn, of the Salvation Army, from
Ncutchatcl, Switzerland.
Dr. Woodward, I. s. A. one Of the physicians
VINO attended President Garfield in his last i'll
ness, died near Philadelphia yesterday.
A torrid wave at Dover. y. H. yesterday.
caused the suspension Of outdoor work. The
mercury was loo at II O'Clock. Several people
were proStrutcd.
Archbishop Ryan left St. Louis for his new
diocese of Philadelphia yesterday morning. A
large crowd of clericals and church people were
al The depot TO bid him farewell.
Mr. Galloway, assistant to President Adams OF
the Mon Pacific. says there Is no truth in the
report hat the general management OF the road
had been rendered to Mr.. Cakes.
Logan tclcgrnphs the Albany Eradag Jouraai
from jamestown: " I never told ex-senator Bar
nun that believed Garfield Wrote the Morey
letter, as stated in New York paper
Miss Ellen Terry barely escaped losing an arm
in London through the consequence Of too
thorough vaccination. Now that she Is out OF
danger IN respect to amputatnn il j. rumored
the actress has lost her voice.
Continued dry wealhcrhas fOrthc second tine
this summer threatened great injury to the corn
crop, a well rs tobacco, pasture and vegetables.
There has been no rain in southern ohio and
Indiana for nearly three weeks.
Mayor Edison, of New York has vetoed the
resolution granting the Broadway surface Rail
road the right TO operate a road on Broadway.
He also vetoed the resolution granting the Com
nercial Gable Company the right to lay wire
under ground.
The dryest season since 1870 Is prevailing in
Ncw Hampshire. Wells ere giving OUT, streams
are low aud many Of the smaller ones are en-
tirely dry. No rain has fallen since May. Crops
are suffering severely craSshOpperS destroying
what does grow.
dispatch from General Nillot dated Hanoi.
August 18th. says: " have published proela-
nation to The people coupled with an uiti-
matum regarding the Regent pvCtcnsiOns. The
french flag va, hoisted over the citadel at Hue,
the capital of AnG!n.'
Coroner Robinson. Of Long Island City Y. Y,
viii not cNhumC the body OF private Henry M
I'll instructions from his sister Dora Buck, have
been confirmed Ly letter. The superintendent
of The cemetery also refuses to allow the disin-
tcrncut without an order from the Federal Gu-
th0ritiCS.
Attachments amountingt0 nearly $1,000 were
yesterday levied at Forth Worth. Tex, upon the
property Ci the Texas investment Company in
Guiding the DcHg GG-8'e They were principally
issued AT the instance of certain directors and
stockholders. who take This means OF forcing
the sale and ciitCtually separating the land and
hlsEiUg business of the investment company
from it, several publishing enterprises.
Max SchGnbcrg, Austro-IIungarian Consul at
PijtSEurg. Pa. yesterday morning huisted Il
small Austrian flag over The door OF the Consul
ate in honor Of the tiity-tourtb birthday OF the
Emperor of Austria, and Chief Of Ploice Braur,
who has been making a vigorous fight against
swinging signs and street distractions immedi-
m,cly ordered ii down. Schamherg refused to
comply with The order. and Braur entered suit
10 compel lis enforcement