Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-21
WHOLE NO. 1918.
TELEGRAPH!C BREyITIES.


A valuable collection has been stolen
from the Royal Armory at Turin, including
four collars of the Order of Annunziation,
which were studded with diamonds.
Strikers at the Cleveland Rolling Mill
held secret meeting Tuesday night, and
by vote Of 900 to II decided to stand out
for the scale OF wages as fixed by the ANAL
gamated Association.
The London StaniayFs Berlin corIe-
spondent says that an eminent Turkish
diplomatist declares that the Sulian and
Glslnd Nizier oppose the alliance of Turkey
with England against Russia.
Queen Victoria and the Prince of Wales
will start Tor Norway on one OF the Royal
yatchs Friday. The Princess of Wales
and her daughter have gone to Ymuiden to
visit the Duke of Cumberland.
Another heavy thunderstorm swept over
Claremont and the upper part of New York
yesterday afternoon. Several times in the
neighborhood lightning was seen to strike
among the trees, hut no damage is reported
Parnell has summoned members of the
Irish Parliamentary party TO meet in Dub
lin on the 25th instant. The object of the
meeting is to consider what plans are best
to advance the cause of the party in the
approaching campaign.
The Western Export Association which
has regulated the price Of whisky for n
number OF years, cpaseG to exist yesterday,
by vote of its members, and will be sue
eeeded by what Will be known as the
American Spirit Company.
The missing President Of the Union Coal
Company, who recently disappeared from
Scranton, Pa, is said to have been seen i;l
New York. He said every dollar that ne
had would be surrendered, but made no
explanation Of his sudden departure
The Paris Figaro states that the King of
Spain has, i'll order to show his displeasure
at the assumption of Germany of the con-
troll of the Caroline Islands, resigned the
honorary Colonelcy of the regiment of Ger
man Uhlans which was some time ago
bestowed upon him.
The New York TFiJ,tae says: Ex-senator
Eustis, OF Louisiana, arrived Yesterday
from Washington He still has ON the war
paint for the Administration, and says he
expects 10 see the Democratic party defeat
ed all along the line this fail, owing to its
betrayal by Cleveland.
The New York Suns Washington special
says General Logan said to-day that he
had in view and might write, at some future
time, history of the war from the stand
point of volunteer officer. The two his
tories we now haye-those of Grant and
Sherman-were written by West Pointers.
He might write the story as a volunteer 60
volunteers.
Acting Secretary Fairchild yesterday
telegraphed to Brooks, the enewly-appointe
Assistant Treasurer at San Francisco, 10
take possession Of the Sub-Treasury there
at once. He had previously instructed v
T. Snyder; Chief GieFsz Of the United States
TreaSurer's Office, to superintend the
counting of moneys and securities in ti,e
Sub-TreasuTy.
The exports Of breadstuffs from Atlantic
ports TO Great Britain for the week ending
August 18th were as follows Barrels -four.
New York, 1906; Philadelphia, 1898 ;;
Boston, 20,0S5; Montreal, $3.50. Bushels
wheat-New York, 190, ,35l; Baltimore, &C. =
057 Montreal, 174,745. Bushels corn
New York, 800, ,327 ; Philadelphia. l33 $50
Baltimore, 1850; Montreal, l16,9i3.
| a New York Times FL Paso, Tex, special
says The announcement comes from Cor
raiitas, Mexico, that tie Mormon colonists
| vino recently located there have discovered
| silver bonanza III several old mines
After clearing away the debris in the larg-
est mine and following the dip of the veim
they claim to have uncovered an Immense
| ledge OF very rich ore. Following up the
vein they estimate nearly 5000, 900 worth
of silver already III sight. Word has been
sent 10 Utah, and :; great influx Of Normons
! 10 the mines is expected.