Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-22
TELEGRAPHIC BREYTIIES.

Randall thinks Congress will be able TO
adjourn by July 18th.
The Pennsylvania Bank in Pittsburg
closed its doors at 1870 P. NJ. yesterday.
J. s. Reynolds has been elected President
of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company.
A bill will be reported in Congress favor
ably, granting pension of $50 month to
Mrs. De Long.
President Endicott has resigned from the
Oregon Transcontinental Elijah Smith
has been elected his successor.
The Pail Nau Gazette says: The English
bought last week more American stocks
than for twelve months previous.
A party of 102 excursionists arrived at
Chicago Tuesday afternoon from Portland,
Or, on general sightseeing trip
Patrick Slattery whipped Curly Hughes
DAY morning. Both were arrested.
Michael Schaeffer, aged 10 was almost
murdered near AWHILE, Pa, Sunday night
by three tramps who broke into the house.
DR. Singleton B. Hubbell committed sui
eide in his office ut Medford Wis, Monday
evening, by shooting himself i'll the left
temple.
John McLoughlen, of Hoosic Falls, has
been arrested ON charge of robbing the
depot at Eagle bridge of $4,000 worth of
railroad tickets.
A French man-of-war has arrived at Sua-
kim with presents for King John OF Abys-
sinia King John promises to meet Admit
raj Hewett soon.
Officers of the Newark On. j. Savings
Institution expect full payment from
Fisk e Hatch. Depositors will then re-
ceive full payment
The Treasury Department Tuesday re-
deemed over half million Of three per
cents embraced in the 127th call, received
from the Savings Bank of Baltimore.
A mixed train on the Panhandle Rail
way collided with Il freight at Wheeling
Junction yesterday morning forty miles
from Pittsburg, killing one man and inJur-
ing live others.
The Convention of United States Brewers
is in session at Rochester, \. Y. The at
tendance is large. The hall is deliberately
decorated with appropriate notices, both
in German and English.
The House Committee on Agriculture
has decided to report adversely the resolu-
for distribution among sufferers by the
overflow of the Mississippi and tributaries.
The residence of George Peters, at Shar-
| bolo lake, Ont, was burned at an early hour
| Monday morning. Peters, his daughter
of eight wears. young woman named
Bridgcr and three others were burned to
death.
The ceremonies incidental to the dedica-
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! front of the Memorial Lutheran Church,
were concluded in Washington yesterday
afternoon, when the statue was formally
unveiled.
William Palmer. an old veteran who has
attained a national reputation from being
the only surviving soldier who guarded
Napoleon while ON the island of st. Helena,
died at his home III Battle Creek, Mich,
Monday night
The suspension bridge across the Scioto
river fell ut Portsmouth, O., yesterday
morning, while some cattle were crossing.
Mrs. Fulwiler, with four children, was on
the bridge at the time. Three children were
| drowned. The bridge cost $4,000.
Philip Schneider, 4 Waterman ON the
steamer Montana. was suspected of the re-
cent theft of 81 800 ftom the safe while the
boat lay at St Louis. On Monday night
he was taken off the steamer at an island
near Lexington by five men, who lifted
him up four times with rope around his
neck, but failing to make him confess they
released him.
The Mexican Federal cavalry are scour-
ing the country along the line of the Mexi-
can Central Railroad, in the States OF Quer-
etaro and Guanaiuato, where the recent
train-wrecking attempts occurred, and are
protecting the railroad line. The local au-
thorities were found to be indifferent in
their cooperation, therefore the Federal
Government has taken the matter in hand
alone, and is proceeding in an arbitrary
manner.