Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-27
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

General Logan will make three speeches
in New York.
Official returns show 81 deaths in Mon
treal from smallpox.
William Giles, London forger, was ar
rested in New York Sunday.
The title of General Logan's book is
Treason's Pathway to Rebellion"
Near 0akdale Mass, yesterday nine men
were badly hurt in railroad accident.
West Virginia is excited over an alleged
gold discovery in North river, Hampshire
county.
The election fraud cases in Hamilton
county, Ohio. are still dragging along in
the Cincinnati Courts
The reports that the Seryians had crossed
the Bulgarian frontier are officially
denied by the Seryian Government.
The President intends to appoint col
ored man to succeed Fred. Douglass as
Register of Deeds in theDistrict OF Column
bia
The deputation for blesmuna las arrived
at Merry to complain Of Afghan oppression
aud ask the Russians to intervene in their
behalf
Austria has prohibited the transit through
her territory of number Of Kyupp guns,
recently purchased by the Bulgarian Gov
eminent.
Sir Henry D. Wolff British Special En-
yoy, having completed his mission TO the
Porte, has sailed from Constantinople, for
Alexandria.
The marriage of Mrs. S. VI. Morton to
John Cadwalader, under peculiar circum-
stances, has caused quite Il sensation at
Urbanna, III.
Johann Strauss has produced his new
opereita Gypsy Baron Ii is pronounced
the best be has written, and has achieved
great success.
\ Calcutta dispatch announces that Lord
Duierin has received orders from the Home
Government for the immediate dispatch of
troops to Burmah
Lord Salisbury is confined to his room
having undergone i surgical operation for
an abscess III the arm. No dangerous re-
suits are anticipated
Near Perqueux, Department of Dor
doques, France, by the collapse of quarries.
villa was destroyed and large number
OF quarrymen killed.
The Newmarket Houghton meeting
opened yesterday. The Criterion stake, for
wo-year-olds, was won By 0rmonde. ODER
on second, Mephisto third
The Crown Prince Frederick William is
sculpture of all ages and countries, at the
National Gallery of Madrid.
In Cincinnati, yesterday. Judge Fender
CAST ordered the sale Of the Current lnaga-
zine, founded by L. Z. Wakeman, TO T. j.
Grover. The price TO be $500.
y number Of Conservative members of
Parliament have arrived at Ottawa, to in
tercede for Riel. The date to which Riel
has been respited is November 10th.
Mrs. Parnell addressed mass meeting
III Albany, \. Y, Sunday night. at which
$500 was raised by the audience TO help
elect Irish representatives to Parliament.
1t is believed in London that the trial of
Stead, editor of the Pull lfaH GUsettc will
come 70 an early conclusion by defendants
accepting verdict of guilty on technical
grounds.
William Hastings, proprietor of the Irish
Citizen, a loyalist newspaper of Dublin, has
been threatened with death and his resi-
denee partially burned for caricaturing the
ParneillteS.
The Anamese Regent is reported to be on
abe Red river IN the camp of the rebels and
Black Flags, exciting them against the
French. The situation is of extreme gray
ity to the French
The transactions of the New York Stock
Exchange the past week have been enorm-
Gus, the daily business exceeding 100000
shares and on Monday and Wednesday
reaching over 100000.
In Quebec Sunday evening in all the
Protestant and Catholic churches q letter
from the corporation Board of Health was
read, calling upon the members of the diff
ferent congregations TO be yaccinated at
once.
4 nephew of Edward Everett, who grad
uated from Yale when but Is years old
the rules being suspended in his favor-is
now working as hOstler III Newberry, Pa,
having been brought to his present condi-
ton through drink and gambling.
The issue of standard silver dollars dur
ing the week ended October 9th was 916.-
35S, as compared with 640,499 during the
corresponding period last year. The ship
ment OF fractional silver coin from October
LIST to October oath amounted TO S7S5, 303
Lorne's unhappy experience at Brent
ford Eng, is likely to be repeated every
where. The Radicals resent the importa.
ton of a man whom they call q jelly-fsh
aristocrat," and even moderate Liberals
admit that the Queens son-in-Iaw ought
to be outside OF politics.
General DeCourcey, commander of the
French forces in Anam, teIegraphs from
Hanoi to the War Office that he has de-
feated the Black Flags in an engagement,
notwithstanding immensely superior num-
bers, and that he inflicted great slaughter
The fighting was very severe and lasted
three days. The enemy fought stubbornly,
but were completely routed.
Among the fourth-class Postmasters APP
pointed yesterday were Neyada-At Bris-
tol. Wash Roe. California-At Florence
Albert 5. Clark. Oregon-At Newport,
Edwin c. Phelps at Elgin, Wesley B.
Hamilton. Montana-At Stanford, Mrs.
Alice b. Vile at Cottonwood, Matt Nc
Mum at Marysyille, Charles +. Dudley
at Stevensyille, Luke d. Hatch.
The President made the following an
pointments yesterday; To be United
States Attorneys-Joseph w. House of
Arkansas, Tor the Eastern District of Ar
kansas; Mont H. Sandels of Arkansas,
for the Western District of Arkansas. To
be United States MarShals-Thomas II
Fletcher, of Arkansas, for the Eastern Dis
triCt of Arkansas; John Carroll, of Arkan-
sas, for the Western District of Arkansas.
\ United States Fish Commission car
left Washington last night with carp to
supply applicants in Missouri, Nebraska
Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, Colorado and
Kansas. Il will 90 via ST. Louis and
Omaha to Ogden, and will return by Chey-
enne, Denver and Kansas City TO St Louis.
Another car will leave Wednesday night
for Portland, Or and will supply en- route
all applicants in Iowa, Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin, Dakota, Montana, Washington Terri
tory and Oregon.
KILLED IN \ MiNE.-The following is
furnished by the Amador Ledger of Oc-
tober 24th:
John Bunney, of Amador City. was
Etllnl Il, IL L..