Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-25
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIEs.

President Barrios is advancing on San
Salvador with $4,000 men.
Monsignor GloriN will be consecrated
Vicar Apostolic of idaho on the second
Sunday after Easter.
The Democratic City Convention of Gin
cinnati yesterday afternoon nominated
George Gerke for Mayor on the first ballot
Walter Watson has left New York for
San Francisco, having been engaged by the
Olympic Athletic Club as trainer and teach
er of boxing.
A Jealous Mexican at Nuevo Laredo muir
dered his mistress by cutting strips OF hesh
from various parts of her body, and cutting
out her tongue.
The French Government informs the
Pope that it will pay the former indemm-
ties for the Archbishop of Paris and the
Bishops of Tunis and Guadaloupe.
The trial of Fish. the silent partner OF
the firm of Grant & Ward, was resumed
in New York yesterday, when the defense
opened, the prosecution having closed Mon
day.
Joe y Goss, the pugilist, died at l o'clock
yesterday morning, of Brights disease, at
his club house in Boston. the 9 Saracen' $
Head" He was born in Northampton,
England, III 1856.
Thomas J. Nevin, ex-Mayor of Adrian,
Mich, was arraigned in the Circuit Court
in that city yesterday morning on charge
of forgery. He pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to ten years in the State Prison.
For the last six months the earnings OF
the Union Pacific Railroad, excluding the
ST. Joe and Western Railroad, were $14,-
73S000; expenses, $6, S07 900; taxes, $549,-
600; the surplus earnings of the entire sys-
tenn for the last six months of 1884 were
s., 3S1 600.
The last act in the Rhinelander drama
at New York has just occurred. William
c. Rhinelanders wife declines to live with
him and divorce proceedings are likely to
be instituted against him. He says that
she is influenced by his brother and that
her cause is silly and untrue.
The latest fashion in charity in London
is the giving of breakfasts to unemployed
workingmen. Baron Rothschild will to-
day provide substantial breakfast for
900 persons in the Southwark slums on
the Surrey side of the Thames. Princess
Louise and Mrs. Gladstone will assist.
Rev. Smith, the eloquent colored orator
of Illinois, who was leading mugwump
during the last Presidential election, ar
rived at Bloomington yesterday from
Washington, where he had an interview
with the President. He says that he was
offered the Liberian mission, but declined.
Miss Eloise Lord, daughter of the
senior member of the firm Of Lord d Tay-
lor, of New York, was secretly married in
Brooklyn more than a month ago to
Francis V, Rider, a salesman. There are
the usual unpleasant circumstances Incl
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ciled to his daughter.
The report of the Commissioner of Rail
roads on the Union Pacific Railroad as re-
vealed by the company's books, shows that
there was due to the United States for the
year 1884, under the Thurman Act, 81, 1885,
800, against which they We're credited. for
Government transportation, etc, 81, 135, 733,
leaving S47 due the Government for the
year.
The New York World says: Surprise was
expressed that Nellie Grant should have
been permitted to make tempestuous
ocean voyage to rejoin her father, accom-
panied only by her maid. Her husband
who had been in the West for some months
looking after his land investments, ex-
pected to bring her over. He started fol
England to join her, but they passed each
other in mid-ocean.
Judge Gresham, in the United States Cir
cult Court i'll Chicago yesterday morning,
granted a writ of error in the case OF
Mackin and Gallagher, convicted of cleo
ton frauds They were admitted to bail in
the sum Of 900 each. and released from
Jail. The time for sending the two men TO
the penitentiary expired at noon yesterday,
and if the writ had not been granted; they
would have been taken to Joliet.
Mapleson, having telegraphed from San
Francisco to the managers of the opera fes-
tival in Chicago making some changes in
the repertoire of Madam Patti, local pa
per declares that Patti is interested with
Mapleson in a contract to present grand
opera, and that if she fails TO carry out the
contract after such great amount OF
money has been expended toward arrang-
ing for the festival, the public will ex-
press its disapproval and remain away.