Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-05
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIEs.

Gebhardt's Eole left Stockbridge. Eng,
Thursday, en- route for America
The London Times of Thursday devotes
leader III euIogistic vein to Minister
Phelps.
A reception viii be rendered Dominick
McCaffrey upon bis arrival in Pittsburg
this morning
The Gar and Czarina and other members
OF the Russian Imperial family have sailed
for Copenhagen.
There are reports of important discover
les OF anthracite coal on the line of the
Northern Pacific.
The business failures throughout the
country for the past seven DAYS were 100
against 1S9 last week
Sir Edward Thornton yesterday present
cd 10 the Gar of Russia his letters Of recall
as British Embassador.
Rev. Dr. Stephen H. Tying, Sr.. the emil
inent clergyman, died at his residence in
lryington, \. Y, Thursday night.
Germany's reply to spain's remonsrance
against Bismarck's seizure of the Caroline
Islands reached King Alfonso at La Grania
yesterday.
ParneH is in communication with his
party leaders on the subject of electoral
conventions He has invited them 10 ex-
press their views in writing.
Mrs. Senator Logan pronounces the re-
port that she and her husband were upset
in boat in the St. Lawrence river ridicu-
lously false and wholly untrue.
The New York Tribune says : Betting has
steered around on the races for Americas
cup, and takers are not so easily found even
with odds Of two to one on the Puritan
The boat race for 81, 500, which was to
I have taken place at Sheenshead Bay vestar
| day, between Ross. Hanlan and Lee, was
| postponed until Monday on account of
rough water.
| ! bitter spirit Of hostility IS manifested
| between the Germans and the Czecks in
| bohemia, and outbreaks are continually
| occurring. At the military camp at Pilson
iured.
At II O'Clock yesterday morning the
| General Executive Board of the Kniehtssof
Labor called on General Manager Talmage
and submitted an ultimatum in the matter
Of the Wabash troubles No final action
was had.
Prince Won Hohenloke. the now Gov
| 7rnor Of AlSace Lorraine. intends to rule
| with greater stringenCy over Frencbmen in
| that province. He IS supported in this
policy by Emperor William and Prince
Bismarck
Wentworth Dixie, grand uncle Of the
baronet, aged 80, died Thursday. He had
gone through the Peninsula campaign with
! Wellington, and was with Sir John Pack
enham at the battle of New Orleans. and
| returned from America 10 take part in the
Waterloo campaign.
A London dispatch says that Madame
| Nilsson present tour in Scandinavia is
| nothing short of q triumphal march. Ber-
gen was en- tete on account of her coming.
The civic authorities went forth in state 10
glYa. her welcome: In other places she was
received with similar enthusiasm.
A prize fight for a purse Of 5000. between
Jack Beck and James Wiert local pugi-
lists, was fought on the Perrysville road
near Pittsburg. yesterday morning. II re, re-,
suited in Wiert being knocked out in the
| thirty-fourth round. About one hundred
and fifty persons witnessed the mill.
A New York HeTGids leader says ANY
| reports regarding the change in the pro
prietorship of the Herald are as false as an
sIrd. On the contrary, the same enterprise
and ownership will continue to stimulate
the constantly increasing influence of the
Hedfd. Any reports to the contrary are
pure freaks Of the imagination.
An American, named Link. was arrested
in Paris about o month ago on the charge
Of trying to sell worthless Mexican bonds,
and was sent to prison. He was retained
IN prison one month. although he proved
his innocence, and has just been released
at the instance of Mr.. McLane, the United
States Minister
President Palmer, of the Denver and Rio
Grande Western Railway, has issued a
circular to the frst-mortgage bondholders
of that road asking their consent to the
plan proposed by the holders of a large
amount of bonds to fund the past-dne
coupons due to March l, 1899, into per
cent ten-year certificates