Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-03
TELEGRaPHIc BREyITIEs.

The cotton crop of Texas for the current
season is estimated at l, 30o,00 bales.
The trouble with the railroad strikers at
Galveston has not yet been fully adjusted.
George N. Saery has been appointed
Postmaster for Middletown, Lake county,
Cal.
Reports of anarchy in Burmah are gross
ly exaggerated. The instructions are all
over.
BY the upsetting of boat at Oshkosh,
Wis, yesterday, six persons, mostly girls,
were drowned
Inspector Armstrong reports that all
fears of further Indian depredations in
Arizona have disappeared.
Four men were killed and two fatally in
iured by the falling of a cage in a mine at
Wilkesbarre, Pa, yesterday.
Rumors are prevalent in London that
there is soon to be revival of dynamite
outrages on public buildings.
Sara Bernhard was more frightened than
hurt by her fail down stairs in Paris. She
proceeded to Bordeaux yesterday.
The removal of cattle from the Cheyenne
and Arapahoe reservations is progressinga as
rapidly as the conditions will permit.
Prince Henry Of Battenberg, husband of
Princess Beatrice, has by the Queens order
been appointed Commandant of the British
Navy.
1t is stated i'll Paris that France will not
recognize any settlement of the Egyptian
question which fails TO satisfy French
rights in Egypt.
For three days past 4 heavy run has been
continuously kept up on the Bank of Ire
land, at Tipperary, and it now amounts al
most to panic.
The annual Convention of the Official
Agricultural Chemists Association closed
its session at the Agricultural Department,
Washington, yesterday.
Mrs. jarrett was taken into custody in
London yesterday morning on a charge of
abducting the Armstrong girl, who was the
" Lille of the Pal Mall Gazsttes revela-
tons.
The condition of Senator Gwin, of Cali
iornia, i'll in New York, is reported un-
changed. His physicians say he is out of
danger and are keeping HIM as quiet rs pos
sible.
Reed, Brown q Co., of London, contract
ors for public works, are bankrupt in con-
sequence of losses sustained in Brazil rail
way contracts. Liabilities, f314 ,3l6; as
sets, E22062
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Il, Grant and Mrs.
Sartorls were passengers from New York
yesterday morning on the North German
Lloyd steamer Vera. They are bound for
Southampton
a ire in BaTow-i -Furness, England,
yesterday, destroyed the works of the Bar
row Ship-Building Company, causing
loss OF 81 100000, and throwing 1000 men
ont OF employment
The N0eoe Tre6lyd, of st. Petersburg.
states that IN the event of an alliance be-
tween England and Turkey, Russia will
Withdraw from the trammels imposed upon
her by the Berlin treaty.
Count Benomar, Spanish ambassador at
Berlin, telegraphs that Gernany's note
with reference TO the Carolines is courteous
but gives little satisfaction. The note has
not yet arrived at Madrid.
The Brooklyn City Railroad Company,
which operates forty miles of street rail
road, with 5000 Lorses, purposes establish
ing a cable railway on its main line from
Fulton Ferry 10 East New York.
1t is stated that De Freycinet will not
meet Salisbury TO discuss the questions
pending between France and England. as
requested by the latter, until the result of
VOLTS mission to the Porte is known to
France
The fifteenth anniversary of the German
victory over the French at Sedan was cele-
brated in Berlin yesterday by grand mill
tary display. The Emperor and Empress
of Germany drove ahead of the troops in
the procession.
The Galveston and st. Louis Construction
Company has obtained control of the Gulf
Shore Line and ST. Louis Railroad, and
will begin at once putting the road in
thorough condition preparatory to extend
ing it to Carthage.
Wheat sales are made in Vienna at Is 81
per huDdredweight less than New York
prices. Even at this low price il is found
impossible to effect sales of Austrian wheat
IN either France or Germany, because of the
present high duties in those countries.
After four hours secret deliberation be-
tween the committee Of the knights of
Labor and the Gulf Colorado and Santa
Fe directory at Galveston Tuesday. the
meeting adjourned without finally con-
Guiding an adjustment of the differences.
Oswald Ottendorier, editor of the New
\ ok Stats Ze't,aqg, and who was born in
ZEeItta, Austria. has presented 100000
Austrian forms for the erection of hos
pltal, poorhouse and an orphans home.
lis late wife endowed a similar founda-
ton.
Five thousand workmen engaged in the
Sir William George Armstrong; machine
and gun works at Elswicl, near Newcastle.
Eng. struck work yesterday because the
employers refused to dismiss two managers
VINO had made themselves obnoxious to the
employees.
The malignant and fatal disease recently
reported in Clay county, w. Va, still
RACES. The malady has symptoms similar
TO cholera, and is mostly confined to chill
dren, who are attacked with sickness and
die in very short time, being paralyzed
with pain.
A Pittsburg dispatch says a general
improvement in the iron trade has been
developed within three or four DAYS. and
number of large orders have been placed
on for 2,500 tons bar iron, and several
others Of from 100 10 $50 tons. Sheets and
plates are active.
The Miridite tribes of Albania have risen
against Turkish rule, with the result that
several encounters have taken place be.
tween the mountaineers and Turkish troops.
All The mountain tribes as far as Prisrend
are said to be under arms and it is feared
that the rising may become general.
Dispatches from Zanzibar state that the
ilaiIail exploring expedition has re-
turned to Zanzibar, and that its members
know nothing of the alleged hosting of a
nag by man-of-War over Port Johns.
north of Zanzibar, which was reported to
have taken place on the 18th ultimo.
A London special says Seed sown> in
Scotland by Henry George aud other land
reform agitators is bearing abundant fruit
and programme for big agrariam cam
paign i'll that country has been arranged.
The first meeting of The series will be held
In the open air at Portree Isle of Skye.
The GesDsaaia, of Berlin, SAYS $40 Poles
have just been expelled from Warsaw.
They were arrested and chained together
and compelled to march, the women fol-
lowing the men and stopping in the pris-
ous. The Posen Courier published a long
list of wealthy Poles who have been ex-
PEELED from Russia
The new cable-cars are not vet a success
in New York There were provoking de-
lays Tuesday, The engineers saw new
grips were put on the cars with the sumo
sition that they We're going TO be big I'M
proyement on the grips used in operating
the San Francisco and Chicago cabie-roads,
An employee said the grips would have to
be modified before cars could be run on
time.
Catherine Skeen. administrative of VIII