Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-13
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

There is heavy boom in steel rails
There was an approach to a panic in the
Chicago corn market Wednesday.
It is proposed to raise 100000 for the
Catholic University at Washington.
II now looks as though Carl Schurz will
obtain control of the Boston Adrertiser.
The November crop reports to the Depart
ment of Agriculture are very favorable
Gladstone's speech at Edinburgh is Sc
verely criticised by the Scotch newspapers.
John Bright considers the present polit-
ical situation in England the most critical
since 1882
The World charges the New York Alder
men with having been bribed by W. H.
Vanderbilt.
i fire in Manchester, Eng, yesterday,
destroyed two blocks of houses, causing a
loss of 100000.
At Brookline, Mass, Wednesday. Frank
Cadman was killed while riding a race, by
his horse falling upon him.
Watson & Bartholow, dry goods and
commission merchants, 81 Leonard street,
New York, have made an assignment.
Viseount Hawarden has been appointed
Lord Lieutenant of County Tipperary, Ire
ttn
resigned,
a four-year-o girl was killed at Rock
held, Wis, yesterday, and several other per-
sons badly hurt, by the explosion of a
dynamite cartridge.
Stead, the imprisoned editor Of the Pail
~ Gasette, has the Endorsement of large
portion OF the best and Tisest men and
women in England
Charles H. Barber, single, IS years of
age OF Newburyport, Mass, has fallen heir
to s., 500,00 by the death of his aunt. Mary
Ann Fhurborn, Of London.
The widow of j J. Plat, an American
architect, who was shot dead in San Do
mlngo, has recovered a judgment of 49,, 600
from the Santo Domingo Government.
Yesterday was the third day of the Liver
pool autumn race meeting. The race for
the Liverpool autumn cup was won by
kllcreene, Lady Castereagh second, Thebais
third.
Foreigners are not allowed to leave Bur-
NAH, and the steamer which was sent to
Mandalay to bring away the Europeans is
threatened with destruction if she attempts
10 leave.
At Londonderry, Ireland, yesterday, a
large crowd OF factory girls mobbed Charles
Edward Lewis, Conservative Member of
Parliament and treated him in most
shameful manner.
Eight young men, hitherto esteemed re-
spectacle, have been found guilty of rape at
Ottawa, Ontario, and all sentenced to life
Imprisonment. The scene in Court, while
the sentences were being pronounced, was
agonizing
Riley Pyle, who has for sixteen months
eEaded arrest for killing United States Com
missioner Mcdonald in Pickett county.
Tenn, has been captured, after battle in
which the desperate and several others
were wounded.
The funeral of John Mccullough took
place in Philadelphia yesterday, and was
attended by thousands of people. The re-
mains of the dead actor were consigned to a
vault in Monument Cemetery, where thew
will rest for the present.
The Chinese merchants address to the
President reminds the New York Herald
that under Republican Administrations
their treaty rights have been unprotected.
and that Yin Cleveland the Chinese have
found the first defender of their guaranteed
privileges in America. No wonder they
are grateful"
The New York police were notified We'd
nesday evening to search for Leslie w.
RUSSELL of Canton, n. Y, formerly Attor-
ney-General of State, Regent of the Uni
versity, and few years since a prominent
candidate for United States Senator. Mr..
Russell was last seen at the Coleman
House on Tuesday.
The will of the late DIR. Tying, of New
York, leaves most of his property, valued
at $4,000, to his wife. His library goes to
divinity school in Philadelphia The
name of his son, Stephen H., once lead
ing evangelical minister here, and now an
insurance agent abroad, it is said, is not
mentioned in the will.