Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-10
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

SVNDEN SED DISfAIIHES.
Throughout Spain Tuesday there were
l,7S5 new cases of cholera and 664 deaths
1t is rumored in Vienna that the Prince
OF Wales will soon visit the Sultan of
Turkey
Smallpox has appeared in Vermont
having been brought from Montreal by
railroad.
The Convention of the National State
Greenback Labor party met in New York
yesterday.
There were six deaths from cholera
tuesday at Scion, France, two at Mines
and two at st. Gear
Delegates tothe seventeenth annual Con-
yentlon of the Irish Catholic Benevolent
Union met in New York yesterday
King Alfonso drove through the streets
OF Madrid Tuesday without an escort. He
was greeted respectfully by the people.
Edward Wilson and Collins J. Barronel,
of Wyoming, have been appointed assist
ant superintendent of the Yellowstone
Park.
The special committee appointed to in
spect the lighthouse steamer Madron has
recommended its acceptance by the Light
house Board.
All cattle-owners have moved or are
moving, out of Indian Territory except
one, who has not yet been able to secure a
ranch for his stock.
A Rome dispatch says: There are still
several cases of cholera at Pharma and
Casorta. The remainder of Italy is healthy.
Confidence is returning.
The conflict against the press in Spain is
active Thirty-four papers of Madrid have
peen prosecuted, caricature journals being
seized by the wholesale
Spanish military men insist that their
comrades at zap acted under orders from
Madnd and Manila, in order to avoid
conflict with the Germans.
One death from cholera was reported in
1ouion Tuesday, and III patients are I'M
Ger treatment IN the various hospitals
Several are in critical condition.
It is claimed that Postmaster-G General
Villas is politically ambitions, entirely con-
trois all appointments from Wisconsin and
places them where they will do the most
good.
;, Father Andreas Eschallier, pastor of the
Cathohc Church at San EliZarIo, was heav-
lily fined in the County Court at Ell Paso.
Texas Tuesday, for assaulting Mrs. Mary
Kelly.
~ NNNANAo NtJlhNAillG Is decreasing IN
Marseilles Only eight deaths were re-
ported Tuesday, and only thirty-seven pa
tlents remain under treatment in the Pharo
hospital.
The French monarchical party have
issued a manifesto, with a view TO inAu-
encing votes i'll their favor at the coming
election for members of the Chamber Of
Deputies.
AT the Chinese Legation in Washington
some reports have been received, giving the
details OF the Wyoming massacre. but il
will be some weeks before decided evidence
is at hand.
Much uneasiness is felt in Berlin. owing
to the possibility that other German vessels
IN the Pacific, under orders to annex the
Carollnes, may come into collision with
Spanish men-of-war
The German Government has forbidden
the circulation in Germany of the Ameri
can journal D,on Zeitatag the organ of the
Free Thinkers. The newspaper is pub
lished in Milwaukee.
Official reports of the Montreal health
officer yesterday state that 40 new cases of
small pox were reported Tuesday, % of
which were authenticated. Twenty-three
deaths were reported
Cape Town advices state that Congo cam
nibals have attacked several stations of the
African Association, and roasted and de-
voured number of whites. No further
details have been received.
1t is rumored in Madrid that the Govern
ment has received information from the
man of-war Velasco, showing that the re-
port that the Pelew Islands had been occu
pied by Germany is not true
Lawrence Brainerd, who robbed the ST
n
running scores of farmers and others, has
been captured in Manitoba by Boston de-
tectiyes and brought across the border.
In the case of George Gusenderfer VS..
Austin l.. Jones, involving the title to the
east half of the southeast quarter of section
%, township Ia north. range 8 east, Sacra-
mento Land District, the Secretary of the
Interior directs the cancellation of the
Jones entry.
Considerable surprise and regret has been
occasioned in London at the tone of Vice
President Hendricks speech at Indianapo-
lis Tuesday night, siding with Mr.. Parnell
in the latter's issue with England 1t is
urged by British politicians that owing to
his position he ought to have taken neu-
trail stand.
Chamberlain, in speech at Warrington,
Eng, Tuesday, gave the full Radical Mat.
form. He said the Radicals now formed a
great majority of the Liberal party. and
they would oppose Parnell, tooth and nail.
This declaration was greeted with pro-
longed cheering.
During the hottest part of Saturday last
crowd of Frenchmen grossly insIllted
several Germans in a Madrid cafe compell
ing the walters and number of Spaniards
present to protect them from serious bodily
harm. The Germans eulogize the conduct
of the Spaniards.
The statement is made that the Russo
Afghan question will be speedily embodied
in protocol defining the main points of
the frontier. The Afghan Frontier Com
mission will then define the boundary line
in detail. Russia has abandoned her claim
to the whole of Zulfkar Pass.
The eighteenth annual reunion of the
Society of the Army of the Tennessee be-
gan in Chicago yesterday. The business
meeting occurred in the afternoon. when
about 200 officers and members of the
order were present. In the evening a
lengthy and eloquent address was delivered
by General W T. Sherman, in which he
eulogzed General Grant and reviewed the
late war in glowing terms.
The statement of Judge Harlan, presid-
ing Justice of the Court of Commissioners
of Alabama Claims, with regard to the
alleged illegal expenditures of the Court
was received at the State Department Tues
day. 1t justifies the Court for all the ex-
penditures which have been made, and
asserts that it has used every legitimate
means in its power to accomplish the work
imposed ON it within the time prescribed
by law.
1t is stated at the Treasury Department
that the only significance in the recent can
collation. of silver certificates to the amount
of about SIS, 900 lies in the faet-as
shown by experience-that certificates of
large denomination are practically worth
less as circulating medium. The notes
destroyed were $500 and 81 900 certificates.
and it is proposed, in case they shall be re-
quired, to replace them with $40, 500, $50
and 500 certificates, as the latter are much
better adapted for general circulation.