Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-31
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Augustus Edward Hampden, Earl of
Buckinghamshire, is dead.
The Republicans of Dakota have nomi-
mated a. G. Millette for Governor and A.
Z. Frank for observation-disclosures.
The Northwestern Anti Protective League
OF Toledo has appointed delegates to the
National Free Trade Conference, to meet
at Chicago on November Dist
A Philadelphia dispatch states that John
Mccullough, the demented actor, is now
much better physically, and il is thought
his mental condition is on the mend.
Miss Louise Belden. daughter of Josiah
Belden, formerly of San Jose, was married
at New York Thursday evening to L. NJ.
Iddings Of the Tibane's editorial staff.
Eight members Of the Canadian Sixty
third Rifles have been dismissed in dis
grace for refusal to proceed to the North
" est last April with the Halifax Composite
Battalion.
America will be well represented at the
Liverpool International Exhibition of
Navigation, Travelling, Commerce and
Manufacture, which opens on the 1st of
next May.
The Utah Traffic Association will hold
meeting November 9Th, at which reduc-
ton will be made in the existing tlaiff rate
from the Missouri river and Pacific coast
TO Utah points.
Meetings are being held throughout
Canada in behalf of Riel, the condemned
Manitoba rebel, and he is being made
political martyr. Her Majesty declines to
interfere in the case.
The London Times correspondent at
Assouan telegraphs that large rebel army
has left Omdurman for Abhamid. 4 num-
Der of nuns who escaped from the rebel
prisoners have arrived at AssOuan They
say they are certain that the attack on lower
Egypt is intended, as the rebel cry, which
was formerly "0n to Khartoum.h is now
On to Cairo"
1t has been definitely arranged that the
funeral of General Mcclellan will take place
at 10 o'clock on Monday morning next,
from the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church, New York. In accordance with
the request of Mrs. Mcclellan there will be
no military demonstrations. The inter
ment will take place in the family plat at
Trenton on the same day.
The man who attempted to assassinate
De Freycinet in Paris, whose name is Mat
tel, is now supposed 10 be a lunatic. He
says he often called at the Foreign Office to
see De Freycinet to obtain redress for al
legged wrongs, but was refused an inter
view. Several employees at the Foreign
Office confirm this statement De Freyci-
net is positive thai he never saw Mattel or
heard of his request.
A Washington special says: Senior Ro-
| nero, the Mexican Minister, has received
official information from his Government
that an arrangement has Just been con-
cluded by which the ports of Acapulco.
Manzanillo and Mazatlan are to have direct
steamship communication with China. A
treaty with China is now being negotiated
for the protection of the coolies, and it
will be concluded by the time the steamers
are ready to commence their voyages.
1t is officially announced at Nissa that
the Bulgarian forces have blockaded the
frontier, and that the officers have issued
| orders TO the men to shoot any one thew
find crossing from Servia into Bulgaria.
Servian troops have been ordered to reply
| in force in such an event without waiting
special orders from the commanding Gem
eral; or in other words, they have re-
ceived carte blanche in the premises. 1t is
stated that bands of Bulgarians have com
menced harassing the SerYian frontier
towns