Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

The General Assembly of the Knights of
Labor is in session at Hamilton, Ont
There were 1876 new cases of cholera and
81 deaths reported Monday in Palermo.
The remainder of the Greek army reserve
has been called out for immediate service.
The Governor-General of Cuba has APP
pointed Antonio Telleria Civil Governor of
Havana.
NJ. De Giers, the Russian Foreign Minis
ter, has gone TO Berlin TO confer with Prince
Bismarck.
NJ Paternotre, the French Minister, will
leave Shanghai, China, for France on the
18th instant
The President has appointed Alfred R.
Story Postmaster at Dixon, Cal, vice Will
lam Hall, resigned.
The Episcopal churches of New York
have started Mission in the hope of re-
claiming wealthy sinners.
The steamship Montmore, from Balti-
more for Liverpool, lost her deck load, in
Guiding 5l5 cattle, in gale.
James V. Coleman's yacht, the Carme-
lita, has arrived in New York harbor, where
she will tie up for the winter.
Ten thousand volunteers for service in
Macedonia have been concentrated in South
Bulgaria under Government control
A Paris dispatch says it is rumored that
the Royalists' success will insure the expul-
sion of the Orleanist Princes and others.
A special from Washington says Post
master Bedford, of Buffalo, n Y, has been
suspended. The cause at present is I'M
known.
The Daily Miner, of Butte, Montana, is
having trouble with the Typographical
Union, who have vigorously boycotted the
concern.
a Belgrade special says The remainder
of the reserves have been called out, and
all the military surgeons have gone to the
frontier.
The French Government has ordered the
stoppage of the circulation of the Peru
Wan, Chilean, Spanish and Roumelian sill
yer coinage.
1t is learned that William Hill, of New
York, eldest son of the famous Harry Hill,
eloped some time ago with the wife of Thos.
Lamb, the horse-trainer.
One hundred carpenters are working
night and day at the Exhibition buildings
in Montreal, getting them ready for occ1-
patton as smallpox hospital.
Advices from Zanzibar say that Lieu
tenant Schmidt has acquired the Usaramo
German East African Association.
Ex-senator Allen G. Thurman addressed
large audience last night at Toledo, O.. in
reply to the speech recently delivered at
Mount Gilead by Senator Sherman.
A Paris dispatch announces that Charles
Philippe Robin, the well-known physician
and scientist, and member of the French
Senate, is dead, at the age of 64 years
Cholera has appeared in the San Ban
dilio Lunatic As. ium at Barcelona, Spain.
which has 700 inmates. Seven cases and
four deaths are reported in the asylum.
special from New Haven, Conn, saws:
Between dusk saturday and daylight Sun
day morning a Cogswell statue was torn
from the pedestal, and has not since been
heard from
Henry Biebcidick, one of the gallant
survivors of the Greedy Arctic expedition
has been an iniuate of the New York Hos
pital since August 9TH, suffering from
typhoid fever.
At meeting of the Montreal Board of
Trade last night motion in. favor of a
rigorous enforcement of the sanitary laws
and compulsory vaccination was unani-
mously carried.
The new paper, the Telegraph, appeared
IN New York yesterday morning. John
Deyoy, the well-known Irish Nationalist,
and Mr.. Jackson, recently retired from the
Herald, are editors.
A duel with pistols, arising out of DO
litlcal dispute, was fought by two garrison
officers in Madrid yesterday. One was
killed and the other dangerously wounded.
The affair has caused a sensation.
Serious dissensions have arisen among
the burmese Ministers owing to the fact
that some members of the Cabinet favor
intimate relations with England. while
others have strong sympathies with
France.
Lastnights labor demonstration in Detroit
was great success. About 1000 men were
IN line, composing five divisions, or twenty
i've organizations, and embracing all kinds
OF labor. The demonstration was orderly
throughout.
Seats at the New York Stock Exchange
sold Monday at $4,000, an advance of
5000 on the last sale two months ago. The |
transaction is regarded as a fair illustration
OF appreciation in stock values since then. |
From present appearances the lambs are !
again skipping in.
The Austrian War Office is making prep
aranons for partial mobilization OF the |
army. On all the Hungarian State rail- |
roads preparations are making for the |
transportation OF troops to Semli, a forti-
ned frontier town IN Slavonia. The Aus
trian navy will also be modified.
Rev. Father Cronin and James Mooney.
OF Buffalo, who are among those named BY
the meeting Monday night in New York to
proceed TO Ireland for the purpose OF assist