Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-14
rELEGRApHIc BREvIrIEs.

The Marquis Tseng has arrived in Lon
dor.
It is said Logan is working his Presiden-
tial boom with all his erergy.
A London dispatch says the Arabs in a
recent slave raid captured 500 children.
The Fenians are said to Lold meetings in
Fargo, D. T., with design to increase agi.
tation in Manitoba.
Henry a. Tilden, youngest brother of
n. Y, Wednesday nighs. aged 60.
There is general feeling of satisfac-
ton in Washington over the reply of FIRE.
linghuynen to the communication of Bis
marck.
The shareholders of the Suez Canal
Company have ratified the convention be-
tween De Lasseps and the English ship
owners.
Major Mclaughlin and Sitting Bull ar
rived at Minneapolis Wednesday. Sitting
Bull is being shown how white people live
in big cities.
Prince Leopold of Bavaria is indignant
at the refusal of reception by the Pope,
and has informed the King of Bavaria of
the facts of the case.
It is claimed that the cattle disease now
prevailing in Kansas was carried there in
clothing by two Scotchmen directly from
the injected district in Scotland.
a majority of the Senate Committee on
Public Lands has voted to recommend the
forfeiture OF the unearned portion Of the
land grant to the Oregon Central road.
Mr.. Randall will be ready to push the
appropriation bills through as soon as the
tariff is disposed of, and there is talk of an
adjournment not later than the 18Th Of
June.
The natives recently attacked the Eu-
ropean factories on the lower Congo, plum
dered the caravans and killed several Eu-
ropeans. Assistance has been sent to the
district.
The death of Baroness Lionel dc Rotha-
child is announced from London. She was
the daughter of Baron Charles de Roths-
child of Naples, and was married to her
cousin in 1886.
GIadstone's indisposition is said to be ow.
ing to disagreement with the Marquis of
Harrington, Secretary of State for War,
that England must control the Red Sea
ports of Egypt.
George Tiffany, 20 years old, son OF the
Ascending Postmaster of Bennington, VT,
has been arrested and confessed TO stealing
Government money. He Is implicated in
his fathers frauds.
The Senate has passed the bill of Repre-
sentative George authorizing the Secretary
of the Treasury to pay Mira. Louis Boldly
= n t. 10, h.
the Modoc outbreak of 1872.
A notice is posted in the carding and
spiuning-rooms OF the Barnaby mill at Fall
River, Mass, stating that q reduction will
be made March l7th. The carders will
strike if the reduction is over ten per cent.
The newspaper of Berlin accuse Sargent
of intimacy with Herr Bunden, an enemy of
Bismarck's. The members of the diplomatic
corps are indignant at the brutal attacks of
the press which are being made upon Sar-
gent.
The Chief OF Police OF St. Petersburg has
received letter from the Nihiliats threat
ening with death any one who informs
against Degsieff, who was the leader OF the
four Nihilsts who murdered Colonel Su-
deikin December 2Sth.
RUmors are published OF the appearance
of the foot and mouth disease in Effingham
county, Ill. But one or two isolated
herds, which were supposed to be affected,
when visited failed to show symptoms of
real contagioD, and no alarm is felt.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs yes
terday considered the action of Bismarck
upon the Lasker resolutions. After dis
cussion, further consideration OF the sub.
lect was referred to subcommittee, con-
sisting OF Curtin, Eaton, Phelps and Rice.
There was an explosion Wednesday night
in hotel at Fulham, suburb of London,
which is believed to be another Fenian
dynamite outrage. a box containing four
packages, apparently of cartridges, was
found on the premises. Oae man was
blown to pieces.
Advicaa of recent date from Bangkok,
Siam, represent that the King is buying
American trade dollara at about ninety
cents on the dollar, and coming new
Siamese tioaIs. The new coin is very
hsddsomran much sought after by ma.
tive traders, with whom they pass current
at sixty cents, though their actual value is
only about forty-eight cents.