Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-13
SATURDAYS NEWS.
rcosprssEp FROM SPECIAL DIsrArcHEs.l



Two children recently died in Cleveland
of disease supposed to be cholera
The New York banks now hold S4S, 405, :
i25 in excess of the legal requirements.
The treaties between the United States
and Peru are to be terminated on March 81,
1886.
A. NJ. Kelley, the new Minister to Italy,
is accused of having been bitter opponent
of King Victor Emanuel.
The list of the bosses at the Mare Island
Navy Yard who are to be discharged Will
be made out on Thursday next.
Ex-President Fish, of the Marine Bank
of New York, has been convicted on eleven
counts of the indictment charging him with
embeZZlement.
News reached Ell Paso, Tex, Saturday, OF
the discovery of rich gold fields III the Santa
Rosa mountains, about 100 miles west from
Santa Rosa, Mex.
General Grant had a severe paroxysm Of
coughing at IL o'clock Saturday night,
which was soon relieved, and the balance
of the night was passed comfortably.
few days since General Grant received
from the West Il remittance of $1,000 and
interest for several years. 1t came from a
mau who had borrowed the money from
General Grant years ago, and whom the
General believed was dead
Chris. Buckley and his party called on
the President Saturday but the result of
their visit is unknown. 1t is understood in
Washington that Secretary Manning fatty
Informed them that he would make no ap-
pointment until the breach in the party
was healed, and advised them to 90 home
and endeavor to harmonic thcirdiIferenceS.
Foreign.
More trouble is feared at Panama.
The people of Guatemala are anxious to
avenge the death of BarriOs.
George Swan Lottage, Lord Mayor of
London, died Saturday morning.
Queen Victoria did rot send her congrat-
ulations to Bismarck on his birthday
Hasheen, recently the headquarters of
0slnan Dignas entire army, is now wholly
deserted.
A London syndicate has made a contract
with Honduras to build and operate an
interoceanic railway
General Stephenson reports that it will be
practically impossible to move the troops
from Dongola during the summer.
1t is reported in Berlin that Turkey has
decided, under Prince BismaTck's advice,
to remain neutral in the event of u war be-
tween England and Russia.
The Dominion Government has suspend
ed the quarantine regulations respecting
the importation of cattle into Manitoba
and the Northwest, to facilitate the obtain
ing of meat supply from the other side
of the line.
Torpedoes have Just been sunk in the
canal binding ST Petersburg with the sea.
Cronstadt, ST. Petersburg and the palace at
krasnoe-Selo are now connected by tele-
phone, 50 that the Gar will be informed Of
every movement in case Of attack by the
English fleet.
War is now regarded in Europe IS ineyi-
table between Russia and England y
strong war feeling prevails in St. Peters
burg, and the Gar says the Russian troops
may advance, but they Will never retire.
Active preparations for struggle continue
i'll both countries.
Ayoub Khan, the cX-Ameer Of Aishanis-
tan, who has been residing in Teheran for
some time on pension of 81, $50 per month
from the British Government, has again
tried to leave Persia for Afghauistan out
was arrested at the request OF the British
Minister and confined in the citadel.
Admiral Jouett telegraphed to Secretary
Whitney Saturday from Colon as follows
" The Tennessee arrived to-day. All we'll
| shall open the transit tomorrow, and
keep it open. Everything is quiet here
but trouble is feared at Panama. l shall
send one hundred men to Panama to-
morrow