Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-12
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITTES.

Both houses of the Dakota Legislature
have passed the woman suffrage bill.
The British Government intends to build
fifty stern-wheel steamers for use on the
Nile.
The British Government has invested
100000 for the benefit of General Gordon 5
family.
The rumor that Count Won Munster,
! German Minister 10 England, was about to
resign, is credited in high diplomatic cir
cles.
The New York police collected SSH for
the performance in the Academy Of Music
in aid of the Hahnemann Hospital and
the police pension fund.
ParneIl has issued manifesto advising
the municipalities of Ireland TO observe a
respectful Neutrality regarding the ap-
preaching Visit OF the Prince of Wales.
! A dispatch from Rome announces that
! Italy has undertaken the relief of KaSSala.
/ 4 correspondent says the plans for the Re-
cessary campaign have been completed.
! The premium sale of seats for the Chi
! cago opera festival began in that city yes
! terday, and proved very successful. The
! sale Of season tickets promises to be very
/ large.
The canned goods bill, as passed in the
New York State Assembly, requires the
name. address and place of business of can
hers on the label, together with a mark or
term clearly indicating the grade of the
article for sale.
| Secretary Manning has appointed Eugene
/ Higgins, of Maryland chief of the APP
pointment division Of the Treasury De-
partment, in place of Trcayitt of New
York, resigned. Higgins is a friend of
Senator German.
Dr. Thomas Dunn. an Englishman, sub
! mitted in New York to an operation for
q tumor in his throat. The operation was
successful, although intiicting great pain.
The tumor would have caused suffocation
in 4 few weeks. He will probably recover
1t is stated that Fournier, French Minis
ter of Commerce, will ask the Chamber of
Deputies to repeal the law prohibiting the
importation of American meat. This ac-
ton Will be with a view to allaying the
feeling aroused by the increase of import
duties on corn.
Bayard has offered the muCh-sOught po-
Sition of Assistant Secretary of State TO
John Cadwalader, of Philadelphia, who is
q connection by marriage of Bayard, and
cousin to John Cadwalader, of New York,
who was Assistant Secretary Of State under
Hamilton Fish.
\ special from Buffalo, says The wife
of Deacon Sidney :. Brown, of Bagdad.
has been acknowledged by the Court of
Queens Bench an heiress to Lawrence
Townley. The value of the estate in Eng
land is Si00000000. about $i0000.000 of
which is believed to be her due.
The Washington Star says: Secretary
Hayarl has taken steps for the formal with
dr;lWal of all treaties pending in the SEN
ate This will leave the Senate with moth
ing to do but to pass upon nominations, and
the prevailing impression now is the ses-
sion will not last more than two weeks
longer
The New York TImcs Albany special
says The distribution of postofiices and
other local patronage of this State will be
attended to by the County Committees, |
Word was sent some tiFne ago TO them
from Albany that the pressure for place |
must be shared by members Of State pOliti- |
cal organizations.
The New York Times says of the reduc-
ton of the White House force: If the |
principle thus defined in the " bite House |
is carefully applied throughout the service, |
not less than 10000 men will be stricken |
from the Federal puy-rolls, while the |
legitimate work of the service will be much |
better done than before.
Exports Of breadstutls from Atlantic |
ports to Great Britain for the week ending |
1th Barrels fiour-Ncw York, Il, 32G ; |
Philadelphia, ITS; Baltimore, $3.50 |
Boston, 6,lG0. Bushels wheat-New York. |
1896, 40 Philadelphia 14,400: Baltimore |
u 395: Boston. Is 1873. Bushels corn-New !
York, 275,119; Philadelphia, 90, 400 Balti- |
m ne, 81, 497 Boston, 79,7SS.