Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-24
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

Parnell met with an enthusiastic recep
ton in Cork Wednesday.
The New York Journals yesterday con
tanned accounts of no fewer than five prize
fights.
Armed bodies are increasing in Bueno.
Avres, which is regarded as threatening
the Government.
Convention was concluded on the 12tt
instant between Russia and Prussia pro
viding for the extradition of persons guilty
of murder.
a telegram from Rio Janeiro announces
that the Government OF Brazil has accepted
| the memorandum presented by the Argen-
tine Minister.
Complaints against the management o.
| the Worlds Fair at New Orleans continue
and it is now openly stated that the eXposi-
ton is failure.
A brutal gang of assassins, one of whom
murdered Postmaster Able. of Sarostata
has been broken up in Florida and eight OF
their number arrested.
Ex-County Clerk S. D. Scott. of Council
Bluffs Iowa, has been arrested, charged
with embezzling $4,000 of the county ;
| money during his term of Office.
The trial of the anarchists connected
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| Paris. Reporters of the Temps and BatMHt
were fined for refusing to give evidence.
In the case of Henry Wallace ct al. W.
Henry Schooley, involving certain lands in
the Marysville land district, the Secretary
of the Interior has decided in favor OF
Schooley,
1t is proposed that England, Belgium
and Holland shall form themselves into q
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protectionist reaction in Germany, France
ana Russia.
The old Liberty bell was shipped from
| Philadelphia to New Orleans yesterday
being escorted to the depot by large pro
cession, accompanied by 800 policemen and
two bands of music.
Colonel Thomas G. Williams died at San
Antonia Texas, Thursday, of paralysis
| Commissary-G General of the Confederacy
| for services at Richmond.
A delegation of New Workers. headed by
| Parke Goodwin. is in Washington urging
| the passage of the bill appropriating 800
600 for pedestal for Bartholdi's statue OF
| Liberty Enlightening the World.
| Otto Funk has been arrested in Chicago
! for stealing, and in his possession were
| tanning dynamite, any one of which was
sufficient to destroy a large building.
1t is rumored in Rome that France. in
| f1uenced by the agreement which England
! and Italy entered into, will agree to modify
her Egyptian policy if England will recog-
nize the French occupation of Tunis.
There was a run on the New Haven
! Conn Savings Bank yesterday afternoon.
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all right The run was caused by some
persons joking about the banks condition.
The London and NorthwesterIy Rail
'. way Company has entered a claim for
100000 damages against the American
packet Admiral MOorsom in the British
| Channel.
The Secretary of War has refused the re-
quest of Lieutenant Frederick Schwatka
| that he be allowed 10 withdraw his resig-
nation, which has been accepted to take
effect on the 1st inst, at the expiration OF
| the leave of absence granted him when he
| resigned
Sir Thomas BraSsey, member of Parlia-
ment and Junior Lord OF the Admiralty, in
speech at Hastings Eng, said he believed
a movement in the direction of local self
government for Ireland was imminent, and
| that important concessions would be made
| 10 Ireland
The delay about issuing the revised
| Treasury regulations in regard TO the COM
| ing of Chinese to this country is in conse-
| quence of the illness of Judge French. AS
| sistant Secretary. The circular is ready for
| publication in half an hour after Judge
| French has had chance to read it.
Il. I. e /. I
clergyman who died recently. has been
found dead in bed in Baltimore. the ema-
ciated remains of a week old babe being
also discovered in the room. She was but
Is years old, and was recently a popular
young lady III East Baltimore social circles.
John Canterbury, Philip Tillinghast and
Thos. J. Waters, New Yorksstock brokers,
are suing James K, keene to recover SIS
$50, with interest from August 18th, for
money advanced by them to keene, and
for services rendered as stock brokers in
buying and selling stocks, bonds and SeCu-
rites for him
The Turin Gazette declares that England
and Italy have signed treaty, providing that
Italy shall occupy the territory from Was
sOwah south to ObOk, a distance of 300
miles England also agrees to support
italys occupation of Tripoli, should the
question arise, and will favor the creation
of an Italian colony in west Africa.
proclamation has been issued at Hong
kong directing attention to Section 10 of
the Foreign Enlistment Act, which the
proclamation says has been enforced. The
section provides that in case of war be-
tween two nations with which England is
at peace, men-ot-war OF neither belligerents
Will be furnished equipment or supplies in