Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-29
TELEGRAPHEC BREyrTIES.

| American oats are undertaking those
| from Russia in the English market,
Disorder prevailed among the strikers at
| Cleveland yesterday, and several men were
badly beaten.
A new Egyptian loan of Sl5,OoO.000 will
be issued at the end OF this week The
price viii be 95l.
Carter X Co, of Boston, dealers in ladies
cloaks and suits, have failed, with liabili-
| ties between SlO0000 and Sl25,000.
The Bank of Ireland has refused to loan
| money to the Munster Bank 70 assist the
latter in its present embarrassment.
The Chief Of Statistics AT Washington
| says that our imports are decreasing and
exports are increasing. \ healthy sign.
The President has declined to modify his
| proclamation requiring cattlemen to re-
! move from Indian Territory within forty
| days.
| Near the town OF NaloiS, Canada, William
! DesplaceS shot and killed his wife and
himball Rochelle, her paramour, and then
blew his own brains out.
/ The owner Of the house at Point Pleas.
ant, Ohio, where General Grant was born.
/ offers his property for sale, if sufficient in
ducements are offered TO make il an object
The Political Correspondence of Vienna
/ says the settlement of the Afghan difficulty
is unlikely until the end OF the year NJ.
De tiiers Is going To take six or eight weeks
I holiday.
Within an hour after the marriage cerf-
nony of Princess Beatrice at Osborne.
NEng., a tumultous crowd entered the church
Band stripped it of its decorations The
Ialolice were powerless
lt The commission of w b Bend rs Col
II Of hA Ip,.. q .
Il Minnesota has been annulled. He refused
20 accept q position behind the Grand
Army on Decoration Day.
The banks of New York yesterday con-
Etributed S6,00000o to strengthen the Fed
teral Governments gold reserve, taking
[ fractional silver Currecy to an equivalent
Enominal amount in return.
I Sir Moses Montetiore, the well-known
Hebrew philanthropist who in October
asst celebrated the one hundredth anniver-
Ie3ary Of his birthday. died at Ramsgate,
eng. at 4:30 P. VI. yesterday.
IL The Italian Government is preparing a
leiraft of a convention with England in ref
ference to the suppression of the slave trade
bpn the Red Sea coast Fleets of both coun-
Fries are to have the same privileges.
An order has been issued by the Govern
ieor Of Moscow, Russia forbidding the sale
lEof arms to any one who is not licensed by
| law to deal in such articles. Severe penal
| ties will be imposed for the violation OF
| this order.
Firemen and sailors on the Atlantic
! steamships are threatening to strike against
/ Il reduction of wages of los per month. 1t
| is difficult to obtain crews, as the men are
! keeping sharp watch on those likely to
accept reduced pay,
| The reports of Olivier Pains death have
| been confirmed by Father Benomi, am
| Italian priest who has been in FL Mahdi'S
| camp, and who has returned 10 Wady
Halfa. condition of complete anarchy
reigns throughout the province and the
city of Dongola.
a comparison of the figures at the Signal
! Service office shows that Washington has
| been the hottest city in the country during
! the heated term. For twelve days the
! thermometer has not been below 90o-
most of the time much higher The av-
| erage of the entire day Monday was go.
The meeting at Goodwood England,
| opened Yesterday The race for the Good
! wood stake was won by Baron Rothschilds
/ four-year- Old colt Laveret, Il. Craig's form
erly J. K. Keene'sl tiye-year0ld chestnut
horse Blue Grass second, and the Duke of
| Beaufort's three-year-old bay colt Pelligrine
| third, There were four starters.
The New York Commercial says that alb
| solute defense of American harbors can be
effected by steel-armed rams shaped like
the Stiletto, and propelled by electricity,
| which shall carry no Goals or cargo what
ever, save what is needed for propulsion
and protection. This would carry ont the
! plan of President Lincoln at the least cost
| and best service.