Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-04
TELEGRAPHIC BREYTrIEs.

General Wolseley will leave Egypt for
England ON Tuesday next.
Judge Lambert Tree, of Illinois, has been
appointed United States Minister 20 Bel
GUM.
Queen Victoria has offered dukedom 10
Earl Spencer, lately Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland.
The President has appointed Samuel T.
HouSer, of Helena, Nj T., to be Governor
of Montana.
The election yesterday in Woodstock.
England, resulted in the return of Lord
Randolph Churchill.
The Pope has received Father Murphy
and restored him to the position from
which he was suspended for supporting the
Parnellites.
On the completion of the railroad from
Wady Halfa, Egypt, to Alashish on the
10th instant, British troops will occupy the
latter place.
Mr.. Cannon, Comptroller of the Cur
rency, has called for the report of the con-
dition of the National Banks at close of
| business July list.
The business failures occurring through
out the country during the last seven days
numbered 20i, against 205 last week, and
226 the week previous.
| London quidnuncs are particularly ex-
cited over the frequency of the visits of
| Count karalyi, the Austrian ambassador,
and WaddingtOn the French ambassador,
| to Salisbury.
| Prince Bismarck, being entirely restored
to health left Messenger and passed through
| Berlin on his way to krOechelndorf, where
| will take place, ON Monday next, the mar
| riage of his son William
At Gibson, H., Wednesday, Miss Melissa
Stapleton, took poison because Edward
| Southland refused to marry her, and when
he (Southland) heard of her death, he
blew his brains out with q rifle,
| a Bombay dispatch says: There has been
| but o scantv rainfall so far this season
The prospects for good crops are bad in
Bengal and Madras, but in the central
| provinces satisfactory results are looked
| for.
Among the fruits quoted in the New
| York markets Thursday were California
Bartlett pears al 81 per dozen, German
prunes from California at 80 cents pound,
and California pluns and apricots at 40
cents dozen.
It is the purpose OF The managers of the
new exposition, which is to be opened at
New Orleans in November, to retain and
| enlarge the Mexican exhibit, and to secure
an exhibit from the South American and
Central American States, and the West In
dia Islands.
The schooner Austin D. Knight, Captain
Perry, has arrived at Savannah, Ga, from
Philadelphia, en- route to Vigo, Spain. She
is to load 100000 feet of yellow pine lum-
Der. The object of her voyage is to raise
the Spanish treasure galleons sunk in Vigo
Bay, in 1902.
The Produce, Cotton, Coffee and Metal
Exchanges closed in New York yester-
| day, along with the wholesale merchants
in the leading trades, giving some of the
streets down town holiday appearance. An
effort was made TO close the Stock and
| Petroleum Boards last night until Monday,
but business was too brisk during the day
| 10 warrant it.
The Catholic bishops of Ireland, in ses-
sion at Maynooth College, have protested
against tie exclusion of Catholics from
educational endowments unless they ac-
/ cept the Government system of education,
! which has been condemned by the church.
The bishops call on members of Parlia-
ment from Ireland to seek TO have this
| grievance removed