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

NO callers were ADMITTED at the w mte
House Saturday.
ODonovan Rosa is in ST. Louis on be-
half of the dynamite fund.
General Grants city residence and his
cottage at Long Branch are offered for sale,
General Grant passed a comfortable night
Sunday and awoke yesterday morning
feeling refreshed.
= Charges of conspiracy to defraud have
been made against the Directors of the
Shackamaxon PENN Bank
A. E. Stevenson has qualified and entered
upon the discharge of his duties as First
Assistant Postmaster-General.
1t is now said the present Minister, Fran
els, is working to prevent the recognition
of Mr.. Kelley at the court of Vienna.
The nomination of ex- Governor Noyes to
| be Government Director of the Union Pa
citic gives dissatisfaction to Tildens friends.
Trophies from the Pul-i-Khisti battle
have arrived at Askabad They include
eight guns bearing the English arms dated
1886
Theodore Thomas orchestra will suffer
the loss of Herman Brandt, the leader of
violins, who has accepted call to San
Francisco.
The League of American Wheelmen held
their annual parade Friday in Buffalo
About 600 bicyclists were in gay and pict
uresque uniforms.
The work OF terrifying the Bosphorus
has been stopped, owing to the conviction
that there is no further danger of COLI
sion between England and Russia.
In fight between the Hunter and Cole
families, in Union county, Ca, three of the
latter were MORALLY wounded. The fSud
| was the result of lawsuit about fence.
The issues of standard dollars from the
Mint during the week ending July Attn was
S46T 1888. The number issued during the
| corresponding period last year was $500, 1875
The New York Heraids Washington
special says the President has indicated
that there will be but few appointments
made for the far West for three weeks at
least
Manager Vanhorn, who is in St. Paul,
says the Canadian Pacific Will be COM
pleted through TO the Pacific in seven
| weeks. The western terminus viii lie Van
couver.
Despite the orders to arrest offenders
against the fireworks and pistol ordinances
not single arrest was made for violation
in this respect, by the New York police, on
the Fourth
The Raaroad Gazette reports the CON
struction of $685. miles of new railroad,
making total of SCI miles thus far this
year, against 1913 at the corresponding
date OF 1884.
The Pal JiqH Gusctte, of London, yester-
day devoted five pages Of its space to show
ing that the trade in young girls for i'm
moral purposes has increased alarmingly
of late years.
a dispatch from Ledyenworth says: The
rumor that General Miles Will succeed Cen
eral Augur as commander of this Depart
.nent is not credited in the best informed
military circles.
The Portland, Me, Express says that
while Blaine viii never be the Republican
nominee for President again. he will be
able to control the nomination, and that
Logan won't get it.
George Dunbar wealthy citizen of
Pittsiield, Mass, was found dead in the
street on the night of the At. with bullet
wound at the base of the brain. He had
been murdered and robbed
The ST. Petersburg correspondent of the
London Duty Ne,eS says that the Conven-
ton in Russia was already prepared when
Gladstone resigned. Therefore it only re-
The body OF woman aged about 80, and
her two children, aged, respectively, three
years and eight months, were found in
pond near Carlinsyille, H., on the 9th.
The three were tied together
a riot is reported from Greggville, W.
Va, in which one man was fatally and
another seriously wounded A reign of
terror exists about GreggviIle, and more
IL. * TO no
Street cars ran in Chicago yesterday UNI
molested by the strikers, as they were
guarded by the police. four to six officers
riding in each car. Crowds assembling at
any points along the line were dispersed
by the police.
Near Moncure y. C.. SATURDAY night.
Edward Finch, aged 10, and Jean, his sis
ter aged 80, both white, and a negro boy
about IS years Of age, were found with
their Threats cut. One of the murderers
has been captured.
David Dickson. a millionaire farmer Of
Sparta, Ga, who recently died, left all his
property, except Il small pitTance, To Alnan-
Ga Eubanks, q ncgycss. The viii will be
contested by the white heirs, hut il Is be
ieFed cauuct he broken.
Tie President yesterday appointed Post
masters in four cities to fiji vacancies oc-
curing by expiration of commissions and
resignation. Thiriy-nine case for removal
were considered. Among these twenty-five
suspensions were made, and in seventeen
cases the alleged cause was not deemed
sufficient.
In the attack made upon General Courcy
by tie Anamcse garrison at Hue, the
French loss was go and the Anamese !, $50.
The attack is believed to have been the re-
suit of Il conspiracy fomented by China.
NJ. DcFreycinet, French Minister for For
eign Affairs, has ordered Genera! Courcy to
exact from the Government at Hue immc-
diate PREPARATION for tie attack.
General McCooll, Ex-Governor of Colo
RADIO, has written letter in which he states
that, notwithstanding 10 power or person
can treat directly with the Indians, except
by and through the United States as inter
mediary, lands belonging to the indians
have been leased by the latter directly TO
white men. He then says: Being as the
leases mquestionabiy are, wholly unau-
thorizcd and Illegal as well as improvident,
there should not be an instant's hesitation
in dispoSing of them and in summoning
the exercise Of all the power and authority
of the Government in iispossessing the
holders under them.