Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-08
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


| The British Parliament will be dissolved
on November 18th.
One hundred and five new cases of
cholera and 90 deaths were reported Tues
day in Palermo
a Constantinople dispatch says 1t is
Tumored IN Stamboul that VeysseI Pasha
has been murdered by the Albanians
a street-car strike is in progress at st.
Loqls. No violence has yet been attempted,
ana the strikers say there will be none.
Near Geneva, N Y, Albert Cook shot
and killed his mother-in-law, fatally
wounded his wife and fled He is still at
large.
The case of Blind Tom, the colored
pianist known the world over is still oc-
/ cupying the time of the United States
Circuit Court at Richmond. Va.
The diamonds and other family Jewels.
| OF winch Admiral Baldwin was recently
| robbed at Newport, n. Y, while the family
were at dinner, have been recovered.
Huntey, the negro who knocked young
( iady rom her horse near TGckerman, Ark,
ana crImlnaily assaulted her, has been
found hanging 10 a tree dead near Newport,
Arkansas.
King Milan declares that in the event of
the union between Bulgaria ard Roumelia
being recognized by the Powers, Servia will
hght unless her demands for an extension
OF territory are granted
The survivors of Steyenson's regiment.
First New York Volunteers, who served in
California In 1917 and 1873 and who have
: formed an association in New York city,
/ Will have a banquet on the 26th.
The National Was1an's ,ssfgress met in.
Des MolneS, la, yesterday. There is
/ very large Attendance from all parts of the
/ United States. Meetings are held in the
forenoon, afternoon and evening
/ The Wicklow (Ireland) Convention has
( UNANIMOUSLY selected w. j. Corbett. the
present member, and Garrett n. Byrne,
eX-member for Wexford, as the Nationalist
candidates for Wicklow in the coming
/ elections.
! Congressman Collins and John Bovine
! o Reilly, appointed by the meeting of Irish
Americans in Brooklyn to go TO Ireland
and assist in the Parnell campaign, are on
! posed to the project, believing that oratorical
I assistance is not needed.
! The Abyssinian expedition marching 10
/ the relief of kassala have defeated large
: force of Deryishes under Osman Digna, and
/ three thousand Dervishes were Killed in
the encounter. The Abyssiuian General is
/ now rapidly advancing on kassala.
Davitts land agitation in Ireland in
/ creases daily, MoouliehteTs are forcing
farmers 10 swear that they viii not paw
/ their rents. Several farmers were waited
/ upon tuesday night by mo0nlighters and
i compelled to lake an oath to that effect
/ Governor English, Of Connecticut mar
( ried Miss Anra Morris, of Savannah. Ga.
| yesterday at a private residence in New
! York. The groom is Il, the bride 80. She
! is tall, stylish, and a handsome brunette,
/ OF good family and highly accomplished
The dedication exercises of the first
| Hebrew Christian church founded in
America Will take place on Sunday next
! in New York, and viii continue one week.
| The church is located in St Marks place.
! between Second and Third avenues and
cost $4,000.
! Thomas J. Tiffany, alias George Fulton,
/ the defaulting Postmaster of Bennington,
! VI, was arrested by Postoffice Inspectors
Bassett and Adsitt, at Curriers' sheep ranch,
! fifty miles northeast of Denver. Col, Tues
! day evening. Tiffany absconded a wear
age last March
Charles L. n. Reade, the abscondinp
agent of the Southern Express Company at
Morristown, Tenn, was arrested in the
| City of Mexico a few days ago by detec-
! tive, who will arrive in New Orleans to-day
| with his prisoner. Reade is charged with
embezzling $4,000.
| Beaver Webb said in Washington Tues
! day night that the Galatea will certainly
come over here next season to race for the
| Americas cup. The challenge has already
been placed with the New York Yacht
| Club. 1t ouly remains for the club toname
the time when the races shall be sailed.
The President has appointed Jabez /. NJ.
Curry OF Virginia, to be Envoy Extraor-
dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to
Spain, vice Foster resigned; William NJ.
Shatier to be Receiver of Public Moneys at
Evanston, Wyoming, and Charles l..
Caryell to be Receiver of Public Moneys at
Del Norte, Colorado.
An Ottawa special SAYS The Dominion
Government sees complications ahead nm
less some understanding is arrived at be-
tween the United States and the Dominion,
regarding the return of Chinese who have
entered the United States. or vice versa. in
! violation of the restriction measures in
force in either country.
/ The request preferred by Generals Sher-
/ idan, Schoheld, Pope and Howard that
! their present personal aides be made excep-
/ uons TO the recently-issued order sending
! back to their regiments ali officers who
| have been absent therefrOm on detached or
staff duty four years or more has been de-
MED by Secretary Endicott.
Yesterday was the biggest day in Pitts
| burg's history, marking the completion and
| opening of the Davis island dam. the CON
struclion Of which was begun by the United
, States Government seven wears ago and
which cost three million dollars. Fifty
( thousand strangers were present from
abroad to witness the ceremonies.
The eighteenth annual Convention Of the
Railroad Conductors Life Insurance Asso-
citation of the United States and Canada
/ assembled at Denver, Col, Yesterday morn
| ing. There We're 800 delegates present
/ The reports Of the officers show the Asso-
( clation to be in a ilourishing condition.
/ Baltimore was selected as the place of
meeting next year.
| Abraham Erlanger, the theatrical man
ager arrested Tuesday night upon "A charge
of shooting g. Herbert Leonard. the actor
in the Continental Hotel at PHILADELPHIA.
was taken before the magistrate Yesterday
morning. The injured man failed 10 an
pear, and, without any testimony being
offered, defendant was held in 81 900 for
hearing next Wednesday.
Lord Salisbury spoke at the National
Conservative Conference at Newport, Eng
land, yesterday. He thanked the Conser-
vative Union for exposing the true nature
Of the gaUdy promises Of the seductive
programme of the Liberals The Premier
urged his hearers to continue their efforts
in behalf of Conservatism, which. he said
was growing, and had a glorious future.
&he chief society sensation in New York
is the return OF Miss Billings. the rich
heiress, who, against the entreaties of her
mother and friends, married a scamp call
ing himself Count Zacharoff. and who
being traced to Europe, was found to be a.
Greek of low origin, a swindler and ad-
yenturer. The unhappy bride managed to
retain her property, except about $S 600.
The New Zealand Government has re-
newed the mail service between New Tea
land and San Francisco. The Union line
of steamers viii carry mails via SYDNEY
and Auckland to Honolulu, and the
Oceanic line win carry them between Hon
olUlu and San Francisco. The Govern
ments of New South Wales and America
will contribute their share of the subsidy
necessary for keeping the service in oper-
alton.
THE EARsEsT NuGGEr. - The Sonora
(Tuolumne county, Uaioa- Dcn9crat saws
The report Of the Superintendent of the
Mint states that the largest uus0et evAr