Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03
TELEGRAPHIc BREYIIa rs.
President Harris, of the Northern ;
cItlc. is rpcOyerino his health

President Harris, of the Northern "a
cine, is recovering his health.
The cotton crop of the Southern States
promises to be very large this year.
A Dublin dispatch announces that the
Munster Bank viii! reopen on the 18th in
slant.
A transport train, loaded with goods for
New Laredo, Mexico was looted by rob-
bers Wednesday.
The Vienna Bank received full sanction
from the Austrian Foreign Office before
granting the Servian loan.
A dispatch from Berlin says: tits under
stood in diplomatic circles that Austria is
secretly supporting Servia.
Dispatches received in Vienna saw that
every thing is ready for the entrance of
the King of SerYia into Old Servia on the
Sth instant.
There were 1913 new cases of cholera and
50 deaths reported THURSDAY throughout
Italy. The disease has spread to Genoa,
where two cases and one death have been
| reported.
According to advices from PhiIippopolis.
the report that Russia wishes to dethrone
Prince Alexander has greatly angered the
RoumelianS. The Prince, ii is said was
never so popular as now.
The Sultan of Turkey is receiving coun-
sci from Prince Bismarck respecting the
Roumeiian question, and it is probable that
he will adopt policy in harmony with the
German Chancellor's suggestions.
The King of Roumania declares that he
has not formed an alliance with either
Greece or Servia. and that Roumania only
seeks neutral position in the event of the
Roumelian question resulting in war.
The Chairman of the Montreal Board of
Health stated Thursday night that the
Mayor had been arrested at the instance of
Hon. Louis Beauben. for taking forcible
possession Of the Exhibition building for a
smallpox hospital.
A Constantinople dispatch says: Great
| activity prevails in all the various bureaus
of the War Office. Troops are rapidly ar
irving, and as quickly dispatched 10 Trip
oil, Salonica and Dedagatch Marshal
Fouad Pasha has started for Adrianople.
A four-roUnd prize fight took place near
Pittsburg yesterday, which ended in gen
eral row, caused by red pepper being
thrown in the eyes of the pugilfst who was
getting the best of the mill" A claim OF
! foul was made, and the referee allowed it.
The first formal meeting of the Embas-
| sailors to consider the Roumelian question
next, when Said Pasha, the new Minister
| of Foreign Affairs, arrives from Berlin,
where he has, until the recent change in
the Ministry, been the Turkish Embassa-
dor.
The stage from San Angelo to Abilene.
Texas, which was recently robbed. was
attacked by smooth faced boy IS years of
| age, carrying q Winchester rifle He took
| possession of the mail bags, and, taking
| them on the prairie, rifled them and rode
| Off unmolested. There were six passengers
in the coach.
Heath & Co., q prominent stock firm OF
| New York have failed. The firm was COM
| posed of Mr.. Heath, Charles Z. Quincy and
, Thomas E. Davis. Heath has been a
prominent person in Wall street for about
| twenty years, and has been conspcuously
| identified with nearly all the leading opera
| tons in the street.
A boiler explosion in Clark & Co.'S iron
works, at Pittsburg, yesterday morning
| injured seventeen persons, several of them
fatally. The explosion was caused by the
mud eating through the coating of the mud
drum. The pieces of the drum picked up
! were not more than one-thirty- secondth
| part of an inch in thickness.
The meeting of Skuptschina at Nissa
| Thursday has resulted in Servia demand
ing the extension of territory. The popu-
lace are clamoring for the annexation OF
Macedonia. II is probable, owing to the
| large army which Seryia has in the field.
that She will speedily seize contiguous ter
ritory, thus making more difficult a solu-
ton of the Balkan question.