Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-17
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

The yield of hops in the Mohawk valley
Will be exceptionally large this year.
The bulls in wheat at New York are
elated at the condition of the market
The death of Frederick Kiel, the we'll
known composer of church music, is an
nounced from Berlin.
The threatened collapse of the transcon-
tinental pool is the theme of conversation
in railroad circles at the East
The outlook for the corn crop in Illinois,
Iowa, Nebraska, Michigan and Missouri
is reported as favorable for a very large
yield.
The Boston Herald's special flom New
York says Evarts will formally decline TO
be candidate for Governor of New York,
in few days.
\ ten-mile running race between Cum
mings and George will take place of Agri-
cultural Hall, London, on the evening of
September Goth.
Owing to the rayages of cholera, the city
authorities of Alexandria, Egypt, have es-
tablished quarantine against all vessels
arriving from Italian ports.
In the "a hours ending at midnight Tues
day no deaths were reported at the Pharo
Hospital in Marseilles. The office of the
Registry of Deaths has resumed its formal
office hours.
The Car Of Russia has conferred decora-
tons of high order upon the Governor OF
st. Honai, who is famous for the severe
anti-German measures adopted by him in
Baltic provinces.
At the Doncaster (England) meeting,
yesterday, the race for the st. Leger stakes
was won by Melton, ridden by Archer.
Isobar was second and Lonely third. There
were ten starters.
Warsaw dispatch says: The expulsion
OF Austrians has commenced. A large
factory has dismissed its German employees
and replaced them with Russians who were
expelled from Prussia.
Miss Nellie Dean, daughter of a wealthy
lumber merchant in Chicago, has created a
sensation at Rockport, H., by going to
work as factory girl in spinning mill for
salary OF sixty cents per day.
At the regatta at Lake Maranacook, Me-,
yesterday, the race for double SOULS was
won by Hanlan and Lee, Hosmer and
Peterson second, and Mckay and Hamm
third. Time for the three miles, 1902
A dispatch from Cardiff narrates that
great excitement exists there because the
body of dock laborer who had died OF
cholera fortnight ago, and was buried
outside in the sea, had been washed ashore
The statement is made that England
does not intend to support Germany in her
claims respecting the sovereignty of the
Caroline Islands, but offers to mediate
with Spain for the settlement of the ques-
ton.
The dismissal of the Postmaster at Chico.
California, was made upon the Inspector S
report, showing a shortage of about s., ZOO
in his accounts. The Inspector took pos
session of the Postoflice and collected the
amount of the shortage from the Postmas-
ter's bondsmen.
The State Convention of the Democratic
party OF Maryland met at noon yesterday in
Baltimore. l. Frank Turner, of Talbot,
was nominated for Comptroller, and Spen-
Ger Jones, of Montgomery. for Clerk of the
Court of Appeals. A resolution was adopt
ed opposing the present civil service sys-
TEN.
The Commissioner of the General Land
Office has decided that the date of the def
mite location of the Union Pacific Railroad
from Ogden to PromontOry Point, in Utah,
governs in the railroad grant, and not the
date OF the definite location of the Central
Pacific road between those points. This
portion of the road was located by both
companies, but was constructed by the
Union Pacific and sold to the Central under
the provisions of an Act of Congress of
April 10, 1860.