Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-29
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

The Western Export Association have
determined to raise the price of whisky.
Considerable opposition is developing to
the appointment of Senator Garland to a
seat in Cleveland's Cabinet
A shock of earthquake at Albania, Spain,
Tuesday, threw down houses, killing one
person and injuring two others.
The city of Kishenev. Russia, the capital
OF the province of Bessarabia, is terribly ex-
cited over q feud between two factions of
Jews.
The box of dynamite alleged to have been
discovered in the office of the British Con-
sul-General in New York is proved to have
been simply hoax.
Captain Joseph Stewyea, of Marlborough,
Me, who disappeared few days ago with
about $4,000 of other peoples money, is
supposed to have gone to Canada
A woman has been arrested in Berks
county, Pennsylvania. on a charge of muir
dering her sister for the purpose of obtain
tanning the latters Government pension.
The Senate has confirmed the following
Nelson A. Dunning, of Michigan, Consul
at Auckland Assistant Naval Constructor
Geo. f. Mallot, of California, to be Naval
Constructor.
The Board of Supervising Inspectors of
Steam Vessels has adopted rule requiring
all bargeS in tow of steamers TO carry the
proper signal light. This rule applies to
lakes and seaboard.
The Ohio Legislature has adopted a joint
resolution requesting the Senators and
Representatives in Congress to vote for the
ratification of the treaty with reference to
the Nicaragua canal.
The rumor that the Union Pacific Rail
road Company is negotiating for the pur-
chase of the Denver and Rio Grande sys-
TEN is fatty contradicted by officials of the
Denver and Rio Grande Western.
The conferences upon the naval appro-
priation bill, making provision for the
Navy Department the last half of the cur
rent fiscal year, have reached an agree
ment. The bill appropriates a6,12000Q for
the half year.
Lii Quong left New York on Saturday
night with $1,000 which he had borrowed
from his brother Celestia!s. Quong was
President of the Chinese Cigar As
ISOLATION, for whom he acted as banker
He is supposed to be in Canada.
c. B. Farwell, of Chicago, in an inter
view, said he had been doing all he could
10 unite the Republican members of the
Illinois State Legislature to vote for Logan
lieved he stood a good show Of election.
Mrs James A. Garfield was sued in the
Common Pleas Court at Cleveland, O., yes
terday, by a woman named Thankful Tan
her for 80 coo. She was run over by Mrs
Garfield's carriage on December 22d, while
in a public square, and she alleges that she
was seriously injured.
The refusal Of the British authorities to
allow the Triomphante TO refit at Hong
kong has caused great annoyance in Paris
The IOttGie denOunces the conduct as es-
pecially untriendly, and urges the French
Government to retaliate by Immediately
blockading all Chinese ports.
Advices from Perrin state that an Italian
ironclad arrived at BeiIur, on the west coast
of the Red Sea, not far from MaSsOwah,
and successfully disembarked Il detach-
ment of troops intended for cooperation
with the English in the Soudan. The
Italian flag was hoisted in Beilur.
Secretary McCulloch has addressed
communication to the Speaker of the
House recommending the appropriation Of
$500, 600 for the construction of additional
vaults for the storage of silver and the eX-
pense attending the transfer of silver from
any Sub-Treasury which is now or which
may become oyercroWded with that coin.
AT an early hour yesterday morning four
men were found in sleigh in the western
part of Cincinnati, but one of whom was
able TO speak. One was dead, and the
other two so drunk and nearly frozen as to
be unconscious. The dead mans name is
Peter Gerber. The party had been on a
spree from early Tuesday evening, and had
they not been discovered all would soon
have persisted.
The National Board of Trade assembled
in Washington yesterday for its sixteenth
session, Fred X. Fraley, of Philadelphia,
presiding. About forty delegates were
present, representing the Baltimore Flour
and Corn Exchange, Boards Of New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago. Detroit,
indianapolis, Portland (Oregon), Cincin-
natl Chamber Of Commerce, the Boston
Merchants Association, the New York
Chamber Of Commerce and the San Fran
cisco Chamber of Commerce.