Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-22
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Smallpox has appeared in New York
and Brooklyn-two cases in each city.
Loaiza a Mexican Custom house Inspec-
tor at Paso del Norte, is TO be removed.
The Rev. Dr. William Smith has been
appointed Catholic Archbishop of Edin-
burgh.
Thirty-seven new cases Of cholera and
fourteen deaths were reported in the Span
ish lines at Gibraltar Saturday.
A diamond dealer named Fabre has swim
died NJ Bassot and N. Outlet, of Paris,
ont of stones worth over 10000 tiorins.
Alarming reports have been received in
Paris to the effect that China is massing
large force of troops upon the Tonquin
frontier.
Since Prince Bismarck returned to Berlin
on SATURDAY. he has been extremely busy
and has postponed his departure to Freder-
icksruhe.
Ii is alleged that the plaintiff in the Belt
divorce suit at Washington has bribed wit
nesses to swear against the character of
Mrs Belt
Mrs Wilson, the Montreal woman ac-
cused Of administering ground glass to her
husband, is in New York, and denies all
the charges against her.
United States Minister Cox and Consul
General Heap have succeeded in obtaining
a revocation of the order eXpelling Amer
lean Jews from Jerusalem.
All communication between Turkey and
Bulgaria has been cut off Turkey has
stopped the issue of railway tickets for
points beyond Adrianople.
King Humbert has sent dispatch to
Palermo, expressing great sympathy for the
suffering people. His Majesty has also sent
q 600 To N ,iiStri huteI aunODo tbap,
E. A. Puschel has been appointed Post
master at Bakersfield, Cal, vice H. A
Wickwane, deceased, and r. d. Stephens
at Sacramento, Cal, vice Chris Green, sus-
pended.
Much interest is exhibited at the Hague
in the trial now in progress there of
Jeanne Lorette, who killed NJ. Sakurda the
late japanese Charge d'Aflaires, who was
her lover.
The Belgian Government is preparing 4
bill to authorize the sending OF paupers to
Congo as colonistS, provisions being made
in the bill TO secure them means of obtain
ing livelihood.
One hundred German residents of Paris
gave farewell dinner Sunday to Prince
Hohenlohe, the retiring German Embassa-
dor, who was recently appointed Governor
of Alsace-Lorraine.
In an attempt to arrest Abner Aldrich, on
his farm near Iona, Mich, Saturday, man
named Bradley lost his right hand, and
Aldrichs son was wounded. The Aldrich
family now defy arrest.
Lin Reynolds confessed on his deathbed
in Martinsville, Ind, that he shot and
killed John Ratclil1 who was found muir
dered in the fall of 1879. Reynolds was
tried for the crime at the time and acquit-
ted.
The New York star begins 4 series of
lengthy articles from Henry George, in
which he proposes to establish the fact that
the absurd and monstrous system called
protection must go and give place 10 free
trade.
Mrs. Mary c. Kali, of Ohio, has been
dismissed from her clerkship in the Treas
ury Department for offensive partisanship,
in having written q campaign song which
was published by the Blaine committee
last fall
The leading Clearing houses ofthe United
States report that the total clearances for
the week ending September 10th amounted
to SLY, 264 $50, an increase of 10 per cent
as compared with the corresponding week
last year
The opinion prevails among New York
sporting men that Binnette's Jockey did not
iNS " NiiA N4lC i@pli5 STUNTS Oii OIL
urday. Binnette looked like the winner,
and had plenty of California money in the
pool boxes.
A better feeling prevails in Madrid, ow-
ing to reports having been received from
Count Benomar, Spanish ambassador to
Berlin, to the effect that he expects Ger
many will accept the offer of a naval coal
ing station.
1t is runored at the various Consulates
in PhilippopOlis that the ambassadors at
Constantinople have succeeded in dissuad-
ing the Porte from sending Turkish troops
to Eastern ROumela to regain possession of
the country.
The Russian press are iubiant over re-
cent events in Eastern Roumelia, but seem
surprised at the suddenness of the rising
| and express the belief that the affair was
arranged at q meeting of the Emperors at
Kremsier and Skierniewice.
Emperor William and the King and
Queen OF Wurtemberg on Saturday re-
viewed $4,000 men of the Wurten berg
army at Stuttgart. The imperial family
stood for two hours in their carriages wit
Messing the maneuvers of the troops.
A Council of Ministers was held in Con-
stantinople Sunday, presided over by the
Sultan, at which it was decided to appeal to
the powers 10 maintain the rights of the
Porte in Roumelia. Orders have been is
sued 10 collect an army corps at Adrian
opolis.
Work was resumed at the Rock Springs
(Wyoming) coal mines Yesterday morning
All the Cinnamon went to work, also all
the white mechanics, engineers, black
smiths, firemen and carpenters employed
in the mines whilst the coal miners de
clined to work and were paid off
break in Roumelia will unite England and
France, III view of the rising being an APP
parent scheme for the partition of Turkey.
French newspapers urge that france should
act cautiously III dealing with the matter,
and await the declaration of Lord Sails
Eury's policy.
Reports from Palermo regarding the pro-
gress Of cholera show a distressing state OF
affairs prevailing there Thirty thousand
persons have fed from the city. All shops
are closed, and the streets are almost de
serted. There IS great scarcity of food and
water, aud the epidemic is increasing with
| trightful rapidly
Delegates to the Republican State Con-
ventIon arrived at Saratoga in large num-
| bers yesterday The most prominent can
didates for Governor are Alonzo b. Cornell
| Cornelius N. Bliss, Ira w Davenport. J.
W. Drexel, Joseph B. Carr, Levi p Morton.
| James d. Warren, William H. Seward and
James Wadsworth.
Rev. w. P. Rulison, prominent Me-
thodist minister of Gloversville y. Y,
! bought three cakes of soap at a fair for s.,
around one of which he saw the vendor
wrap $40 greeLback. The minister re-
ceived only the soap and the experience
| and afterwards was hauled up by his con
gregation for gambling.
Disastrous rains have prevailed during
| the last twenty-four hours in the southern
part OF Spain. The rain came down in
torrents, and soon the rivers overlooked
their banks, causing immense destruction
OF property and the loss of many lives.
Houses, trees and dead animals we're car
red out to sea by the raging food.
The Mexican Congress has decided that
Deputy Omaha, who shot an American
named Hardie, cannot plead Immunity
from ordinary judicial proceedings. on ac-
count Of his being a member of Congress.
He will, therefore, be tried for murder be-
| fore Judge of the Sectional Court The
fact of his having advanced such plea
shows that the culture of cheek reaches its
highest Stage of development in Mexico.