Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-15
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Postmaster General Villas has returned to
! Washington.
Several seizures Of smuggled goods were
! made in New York Sunday
Chief Justice Waite, of the United States
| Supreme Court, is i'll England.
In Spain 1,016 new cases of cholera and
! 6Z5 deaths were reported Sunday
A. Jacobs & Co., clothing merchants of
! Denver, have been attached for $50 600.
The indications are that war between
Spain and Germany is inevitable, sooner or
later
The grape crop in Pennsylvania, New
York, New jersey and Delaware is very
large.
The Porte has refused Ismail Pasha. ex-
hhediYo OF Egypt, permission TO visit Con-
stantinople.
1t IS believed in Washington that numer-
Gus changes are about to be made in the
Treasury Department
Judge Powers, the new Chief Justice of
tab. has had consultation on Mormon
affairs with Cleveland
The Russian Government has made a
grant Of 100000 for new house at Aska-
bad for General Komarotf.
1t is generally believed that majority of
the next House Of Representatives viii flycr
the continuance of silver coinage.
Efforts are being made to trace the au-
thors Of the fraudulent township orders
which have been issued in Indiana
The trial of the Eliza Armstrong abduc-
ton case in London has developed much
hostility towards the Salvation Army.
The New York weekly bank statement
shows reserve decrease OF 10000 900. The
banks now hold $40, sol 900 in excess of the
% per cent. rule.
A Rome dispatch says: The Roman
Catholic clergy of Fort Wayne Ind, ST
Augustine, Fla, and Cleveland. O.. have
started FOR home.
The recent treaty made between Rus, a
ami Japan is not satisfactory to the latter
power. which claims that it was made with
out proper authority.
United States Senator Malone attempted
to cowhide two society young men in Pitts
burg, Pa, Saturday, and narrowly escaped
having his throat cut.
The new Russo Afghan Frontier Com
mission will meet at Zulfkar in November
ext. 1t is estimated that it will not con-
Guide its abors until August 1856.
JEFF Davis writes to the New York Her
aid, denying the multitude of stories about
his capture in 1865. He adds nothing to
| the stock of knowledge on the subject
In the event of Germany persisting in
| claiming the Carolines, says London dis
| patch. England, mindful of her rejection of
| SPANS claim in 1879, will claim equal
| rights with Germany.
Advices from Tamatay say that The Ital-
] son earnl l.. T.. Ill
! between the Hovas and the French, the
latter are resmuing hostilities and have
bombarded Marraniura.
The leading clearing houses of the United
States report that the total clearances for
the week ending September 18th were $40
| 92I lS5, an increase Of 12.2 as compared
! with the corresponding week OF last year.
| 4 Madrid dispatch says General Sala-
| manca declares that he had 10 intention of
| offending Germany in giving up his decor
alton of the Order of the Red Eagle. which
! had been conferred upon him by Emperor
William.
The news from Corea indicates an I'M
! settled condition Of affairs, although no
| overt acts have been committed or are an
! tlclpated. The complete withdrawal Of the
| Chinese and japanese troops took place on
July 22d.
A circular bearing the signature. of jay
! Gould announces the resignation of Captain
! L. ). Hayes rs Senior Vice President of the
Missouri Pacific Railway system, and the
promotion of Colonel ii. II. Hoxie to fill
| the vacancy.
4 London dispatch says The cable com
panies have reduced the rate from England
! to Australia to s. Sd per word for ordinary
messages, 2s Sd for press messages. and to
fa, iv..,g = =
| business messages.
Don Piatt has been sued at Cincinnati
| for 81, loo by Nathan L. Jordan, LAWYER.
who claims to have paid board bill Tor d
| woman and child, the latter being the lille
climate daughter of Piatt. The request to
pay for board was made by Piatt.
General Logan's book is now in the
hands OF the publishers. The title for the
work was only decided upon last week. and
Is one that gives an excellent idea of the
contents Of the book 1t is, The Great
Conspiracy; Its History and Origin"
Two coaches of . passenger train of the
Texas Pacific road left the track and were
overturned near Sherman, Texas, Saiur-
day. Relief parties visited the scene OF
the accident and brought the wounded pas
sengers to sherman. No one was killed.
Admiral Bobadilla has issued circular
to officers in the Spanish Navy. instructing
them to tell their men that the Government
has asked for an official report from Ma
Mia, which, he says will doubtless iispel
the cloud over the conduct of their brother
officers at zap.
Ten cutters employed in the Philadelphia
Mint. who desired assurances that they
would not be displaced except for cause, re
ceived a notification from Superintendent
| Eov On SATURDAY glfstl,arri,.s, tJ,o,,
subordination and conspiracy TO embarrass
the business of the institution
The examination of defendants in the
Eliza Armstrong abduction case was re-
stunned IN London. Mrs. Broughton. who
It IS alleged conducted the sale of the girl.
denied that Eliza was sold, and declared
that she accepted 81 from Mrs. jarrett in
consideration for past kindness.
The Mexican newspapers of recent date
are comparing the condition of the poems
TO the negroes of America, and are adVo.
eating change in the system that permits
them toralleged debts to be placed IN bond
age. This is the fruit of the recent visit OF
Mexican Journalists to the United States.
A Commission. consisting of Captain
James hincannon and Miss and Mr.. Wood.
OF tennessee, has been appointed by See
rotary Lamar to go out to the Indian Ter
! l4tNA1 sA4ANA thSaL up negotiations Win The
Choctaws. Greeks, Cherokees and Semi
i noles, to have their undivided lands thrown
open for settlement.
4 DR.. Waugh was shot down and wounded
dangerously in the streets of Chicago sat
urday night by some person unknown. but
lSuSplclon points to Jasper T. Sweet. whose
wife the doctor was attending. Sweet is in
lcustody. He denies the charge of shooting
Waugh, but asserts that the latter was
tguilty of professional treachery.
4 \ sensation has been caused in London
by the developments of certain scandals in
the management OF the Inventions Exhibit
ltiOn a number of Spectators have been
ballowed by the managers to take large
Espaces in the halls and u then sliblet these
Eyaluable spaces TO the highest bidders. It
lis also urged that blaekmaii has been col
elected from certain exhibitors who desired
60 secure prizes.
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