Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-29
WHOLE NO. 1854.
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

Prince Bismarck has engaged a villa ~
kissengen for June.
The New York policemen held their an
nual parade Wednesday.
The great parade of Sunday-sehool chill
dren took place in Brooklyn Wednesday.
The President has commissioned Charles
q. kreSS rs Postmaster at Lewiston, Idaho.
Several Germans houses have applied at
Teheran for the construction of 3 railway
to the Persian Gulf.
The Baptist Missionary Society gave Il
break tas; in London Yesterday to Stanley,
the African explorer.
Colonel Snowlen, Superintendent Of the
Mint al Philadelphia, has forwarded his
resignation to President Cleveland, to take
effect June SON.
4 state Of war exists in one Of the coun-
ties i'll Kentucky, caused by 4 teud between
/ two families named Jones and Hall Several
! lives have been lost already.
Norman B. Harwood, who recently died
| in Florida, had 4 life insurance of $4,000
and the companies viii try To establish the
fact that he committed suicide
! Adele Victor Hugos favoritc daughter.
! to whom he left 100000 trancs-halt of
! his ioTtune-heCamc insane several years
| ago, and was placed III an asylum.
| The Convention of the Wool-Growers'
! National Association adjourned at ST. Louis
yesterday sine die. \ resolution reported
| demands the restoration of the wooi tariff
of 1867
! The President will leave Washington for
| New York tonight, and nc accompanied
! by Secretaries Whitney, Endicott and La
mar aud Postmaster General Villas. The
| party expect TO return Sunday.
| Word has been received in Toronto that
General Booth of the Salvation Army,
will arrive here in June. He has ordered
the Toronto detachment to form q brigade
in the northwest against the Indians.
The Philadelphia Pres makes an ener-
getic appeal in behalf of Mrs. McFarland's
work among the Indians ri Fort Nrangei,
and insists that the Government shall no
| longer uitle with the Alaska question.
Father had q good night, and is feeling
very well this morning said Colonel Grant
Yesterday The General slept shortly
after IL last night, and with a few intervals
of wakefulness, slept until 5 o'clock this
morning.
Secretary Endicotl President of the
Board recently appointed to examine and
report upon the deienses and fortihcatious
of the United States, has called meeting
of the Board to be held at the War Depart
mcnt on June 3D.
In the suit against Sullivan, the Pusilist,
by his wife for divorce, he was asked if he
had had any trouble about her relatives
when he said had no objection TO sup
porting two or three of her relatives, but
did not propose TO support the whole State
of Rhode Island
In consequence of reports read from
, Projects OF various provinces Of the repub-
lie the French Government has decided to
, introduce into the Chambers q bill prohib-
| iting the display, anywhere in France, of
/ all emblem5 except the national tricolor
and the recognized iags of foreign nations.
During the British naval maneuvers in
/ Bantry Bay, Ireland, Admiral Hornby,
| who has been appointed 10 command the
fleet of the fifteen ironclads which will
take part in the demonstration, will have
sealed orders for service in foreign stations.
in order to he prepared for any eventuality.
Pat Shccdy mas just arrived in New York
dead broke, having less than 81 in his
y pocket when lie left the train. He says he
, lost $4,000 in four days in Chicago and
left the place il sheer desperation. Nile
Mcdonald, Chicago's boss gambler, was
also in the Sheody game, and lost Sl22,000
r in cash. Sheedy does not talk much about
the matter, but the winner is said To he a
Wyoming cattle speculator and gambler,
, whose net gains in Chicago during eight
, days were S2O3 900.