Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-25
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIEs.

1EEEufS4it IllC REfIlIESs
An old Spanish silver mine has been re-
discovered in Presidio county, Texas.
The Roumelians have formed an en-
! trance camp at Thermanli, to defend the
route from Adrianople.
There were 500 new cases OF cholera and
235 deaths from the disease reported We'd
nesday throughout Spain.
disastrous fire has occurred in Setlan.
a village in the valley of Engadine, Swift
zerland. Sixty houses were burned.
The Ecuadorian Consul in Panama has
received dispatch from Guayaquil saving
that complete victory had been obtained.
Congressman Warner, of Ohio, saws he
does not believe the Bland silver bill can
be repealed without a substitute being pro-
vided therefor.
The supposed murderer of E. Julius Fos-
ter, editor of the Sherman TEX Patriot,
| who was assassinated in 1861, has been ar
| rested in Galveston.
Fourteen head of cattle affected with
pleuro- pneumonia were slaughtered and
the carcases burned by neighbors of the
owner, at Falmouth, Ky.
AT Denver, Col, yesterday the Republi-
can State Judicial Convention nominated
Hon. Samuel II. Ebert of Denver. for
Judge of the Supreme Court.
The Prime Minister of Greece has pre-
pared decree ordering the mobilization of
the army, but is waiting for the Kings arri-
val at Athens before issuing it.
The Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
made complete back-down at noon yes
terday, and all the men will go to work at
the wages paid before the reduction
1t is now stated that the Puritan was
bought for Charles J. Paine, of Nahant.
owner of the yacht Haleyon, and one of
the syndicate which built the Puritan.
1t is officially announced that Spain will
accept the mediation of the Pope in her
dispute with Germany over the Carolines
question, should an arbiter be needed
At meeting of Observation-Disclosures held
in New York yesterday 172 of the leading
mills OF the country were represented.
Prices of wire were advanced from 10 to 15
per cent.
The Secretary of the Treasury has sent a.
letter to District Attorney Dorsheimer, at
New York, insisting upon a stricter exam
nation OF passengers baggage at the Gus
tom house
Although the Grant monument fund in
New York only amounts to $4,000, the
Times thinks that before October 1st money
will flow into the associations treasury
from a number of sources.
A New York dispatch says There ap-
pears to be no foundation for the report
that Parnelfs supporters in this country are
divided in Irish politics because of differ
ences in American politics.
The Breakers, beautiful summer resi-
dence at Newport owned and occupied by
Pierre Lorillard, of New York, has passed
into the hands of Cornelius Vanderbilt.
The price paid was $1,000
The excitement in Macedonia is increas-
ing, and grave events are feared. The Porte
is embarrassed to obtain funds for the
transportation of troops. Turkish vessels
have been forbidden to enter the Gulf of
Boorghas.
The cholera has appeared at St Quensur,
Seine village, four miles north of Paris,
France. The disease is not of an extremely
virulent type. The deaths so far have been
among children only, adults recovering in
every case.
The schedules in the assignment of Kos
suth, Adolphus and Jncob Marx, compris-
ing the firm of Kossuth Marx & Co, of
New York, jewellers, show the liabilities to
be S623, ,946; nominal assets 1858, 10; as
sets, $35S,640.
Panama dispatch says; An extra num-
Der of the Official Gazette has been pub
lished, by order of General Monterya.
announcing the complete subjection of the
rebels and the restoration of peace through
out the republic.
The Bulgarians are angered at the action
of the Russian officers in resigning from
the Bulgarian army according to orders.
The Russians are jeered at and called
traitors, and Prince Alexander has been
asked to expel them.
Enrique Chevarrix, editor of the NonHo,,
Republicans and Adolf Martinez, editor of
the CoYreo de lanes at the City of Mexico,
both political prisoners, have each been
sentenced 10 seven months Imprisonment
and to pay a fine of 500.
st. Petersburg adviees state that Russia
will demand that q conference of the sigma
tory powers to the Berlin treaty depose
Prince Alexander, and will suggest Prince
Karagorievitch, son-in-law of Prince
Nicolas, of Montenegro, as his successor.
Through travelling to the United States
from Mexico was interrupted Wednesday
by two waShouts on the Mexican Central
Railway, one at Callera and the other at
Encarnacion, the latter extending nearly
halt a mile. The repairs will take week
The Bulgarian Parliament has voted
f5,00o,o0o for the purpose of carrying out
the unity programme between Roumelia
and Bulgaria, and also adopted resolu-
ton petitioning the Gar to allow the Rus
sian officers of Me Bulgarian army to re-
main in tha service