Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-29
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

The Mexican editors have arrived at Chi
cago.
W. w. Lowe has been appointed Post
master at Long Beach, Los Angeles county.
John Sherman feels very confident that
the Republicans will carry Ohio in the
coming State election.
DR.. James C. Amiraux, a well-known
physician, died suddenly OF paralysis at
Paterson, n. j., on Saturday.
The remains of Minister Phelps, who
died at Lima, have been embalmed, and
. viii be brought to Washington.
The Southwark, Pa, woolen-mills have
shut down, throwing about 10000 hands
out of employment. 1t was done 10 avoid
q strike.
Ogden Mills, the son of D. 0. Mills, will
shortly erect handsome residence on two
lots on the southeast corner of Fifth avenue
and Siyty-ninth street, New York.
The Pope will deliver an important allo-
cution at the meeting oft next c9nsistory.
upon which occasion Archbishop Moran
of Sydney viii be created a Cardinal.
The Commercial Travellers Protective
Association of the United States in session
in Buffalo, changed the location of its gen
eral offices from Cincinnati to Chicago.
dispatch Just received from Saarbrucll,
Prussia, states that explosions of liredamp
have occurred in a mine at Dudweller, near
Saarbruck, and eighteen miners were killed.
The weekly statement of the Associated
Banks of New York shows Il reserve in
crease of $954O00. The banks now hold
S63, ,394, 600 in excess of the legal require
ments.
Hanlan, the oarsman, has a new inven-
-, In oh 70,
on water. 1t consists of large, galvanized
tin shoes, filled with air. Considerable
curiosity has been awakened to see the
trial.
The Canadian Government has issued a
proclamation establishing quarantine
against vessels from Mediterranean ports
as well as from London, England. Vic
toria, Is. c., and sydney, Nova Scotia, are
created quarantine stations
A street car company with S11, 100000
capital has been incorporated in New York.
Evidently the intention is to consolidate
all the railroads in New York. as the Phil
adelphia street railroads have been COM
bined under one management.
Queenstown presented an address on
Friday night to Bishop COnnor, Of Ne
braska He has been visiting Queenstown,
his native place, and his fellow-citizens are
proud of his American renown. lie has
been the guest of Bishop Mccarthy.
Both the Benuett-Mac1ay and the cable
companies controlled by the Western I'm
ion Telegraph Company have announced
that their rates for foreign business at Chi
cago have been reduced to the same level
as New York rates for foreign business.
The New York Saturday Early Closing
Association are ont with a circular asking
the StorekeeperS. manufacturers and other
employers to change the payday from Sat
urday to Monday so rs not to interfere
with the full enjoyment of the Saturday
halfholiday.
In Nassau, n P. the financial crisis has
substantially passed, a new bank cashier
having arrived by the last steamer from
London. and the Public Bank having re-
sumed business with funds sent out from
England. The deficit in the bank amounts
to about $4,000.
William Ranscher, convicted of cruel
treatment of sailor named Jansen on the
ship J. F. Chapman, of which Ranscher
was second mate, while that vessel was on
her way from San Francisco to Liverpool,
and from the effects of which Jansen died,
has been refused new trial.
The organ of the Spanish Governmentin
Madrid says: 1t is believed the Cuban
treaty negotiated by Minister Foster has
proved completely unacceptable to the
new American Government, which has
from the first shown a listless spirit in the
matter, and il is as well to let it be an
nulled.
The old United States steamer Niagara is
being burned at Apple Island, near Boston,
for her metal She was built before the
war, helped to lay the Atlantic cable, pur-
sued the Alabama and was otherwise SerV-
iceable during the war. At one time she
was considered the swiftest steamer in the
United States navy.