Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-21
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

Ex-First Assistant Postmaster General
Hay died in Pittsburg at $50 yesterday
morning of consumption.
At ball in New Orleans, Saturday night.
Alfred Klausen shot and fatally wounded
Robert Z. Diamond and also painfully
wounded Edward Connolly.
Prince Alexandria has summoned the
whole of the national militia OF Bulgaria
and Eastern Roumelia for immediate serv-
ice in defense of their country.
At indianapolis, yesterday, while Harri-
son Tasker was being tried for an outrage
upon q girl, her brother drew a revolver
and shot Tasker, inflicting q mortal wound
Lord Salisbury has informed the Porte
that England will send an energetic re-
monstrance to Servia and Greece against
their formidable armaments, and advise
them to keep quiet.
The Council of Gambia, the largest city in
Crete, has voted in favor of a union with
Greece, but the pOpulace refuse to revolt
against the Turkish Government before
Greece declares war.
A telegram from St Petersburg, received
at a late hour last evening. says Russia
has made preparations to land 10000 troops
in Narna, a seaport town of Bulgaria, III "A
hours in case Of need.
President Grevy has accepted the resg-
nations of Pierre Legrande Minister Of
Agriculture, and Henri Mangon, Minister
OF Commerce who failed of reelection to
the Chamber of Deputies.
The Greeks are wild with enthusiasm.
| Thirty thousand men of the reserves have
been enrolled during the past five days,
and thousands are arriving from all parts
of Greece. The people are clamoring for
war.
A Philadelphia special announces that
! Walt Whitman the poet, is in such bad
| health as to be hardly able to take his
| usual Monday ride. His eyesight is also
failing, and on this account he worries con-
stantly.
The President yesterday made the fol-
| lowing appointments: William II. Bick-
| ford, of Shasta, CAL Receiver of Public
Moneys at Shasta; Sylvester Hall, of
Shasta county, Cal, Register of Land Office
at Shasta.
The case Of Mrs. Langtry, summoned to
| appear before the County Court Of Chelsea,
Eng, for refusing to pay her household
debts, contracted while living with her
husband, came up for hearing yesterday,
but was postponed until November 3d.
The Deputy Minister of Agriculture at
Ottawa is of opinion that the outbreak of
hog cholera in Essex county was caused by
!
river at Detroit and from passing vessels,
and by the drifting ashore of the car
casses.
Several hundred unemployed working
men visited the residence Of Chamberlain
in London yesterday, and howled at him
for making a row with the Weather
classes to ALLEVIATE their sympathy from the
sui1eringpoor for personal political aggran-
dizement.
The action of Ross Winans, the Balti-
more millionaire who owns an extensive
deer park in northern Scotland, including a
roadway on his property, so angered the
people in that vicinity that they mobbed
and stoned him on Sunday last Winans
has offered $500 reward for the capture of
the eulprits.
The long-continned arbitrary policy of
King Christian, OF Denmark, in refusing to
dismiss the Estruph Cabinet in COM
pliance with the vote Of Parliament, and
lezying alleged unconstitutional taxes be-
cause Parliament refused TO vote the
Budget has led TO number Of serious riots
and imposing demonstrations in Copen-
hagen.