Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-11
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

The tatooed couple recently married in
New York have separated
Senator Dolph has introduced a large
number of bills relating to Pacific coast
matters.
McKenna has been placed on the House
| Caucus Committee and FELTON, on the Com
mittee on Mileage.
Joseph Mccain and w. c. Baines have
arranged for type-setting contest for $500
a side in New York
Montague r. Leverson has arrived at
| Washington for the purpose of contesting
Morrow's seat in Congress.
The New York Tribune saws the Grant
| monument fund was increased 81 yester-
day, making the total $104,218.
In Forepaugh's circus, Philadelphia. on
| Monday, lion attacked the large elephant
| Bolivar which, after q desperate struggle
killed him.
A cablegram from Berlin states that a
German syndicate has been formed under
Bismarck protection to start in building
| railways in China.
Kansas City was left in darkness on
Tuesday night by an explosion at the gas
works. but no one was seriously injured
| except the engineer.
The New England Congressional repre-
sentatlyes are not pleased with the Presi-
| dents proposition for a Commission to
negotiate a new fisheries treaty.
Reports from various parts of Michigan
and Wisconsin indicate a heavy snowfall
on Wednesday and Wednesday night.
Trains were badly delayed in several places
by drifts.
1t is stated that the Senate will reject any
Presidential appointment which is per
Ixrn to
tor, and on this ground the appointment of
Ilnnin is likely to be opposed.
The Western Flint Bottle Manufacturers
Association was in session in Chicago
Wednesday. There was a full representa-
ton from Pittsburg, Wheeling, Bellaire,
Ohio st. Louis and Ottawa, III.
General James O'Beirne says in the New
York Star that the Irish National League
proposes to pay stated salary of 81 800 to
Parnell and the eighty-three Nationalist
elected to the British Parliament
Stories of wrecks and great sufferings by
sailors come from all along the Atlantic
coast. Navigation on the rivers and har-
bors is well nigh suspended. The telegraph
lines in all directions have suffered greatly.
Joseph Dion, the billiard player, who is
confined in the Bloomingdale Asylum, is
said to be improving and at present seems
perfectly sane. There is billiard table in
his room, on which he practices for hours
each day
A large part of the Scottish colony, whose
purchase of land in Florida has occasioned
some comment, arrived in New York
Wednesday on the steamer Furnesia, and
continued on their journey Yesterday. The
party is about 100 strong.
The switchmen employed in the Chicago.
pr,rl, a.,
Chicago have struck. The night men Quit
"Wednesday night, and the day men went
out yesterday morning. The trouble is a
continuance of the misunderstanding of
some weeks ago.
A few days ago an unknown man was
taken in an unconscious condition to the
Bellevue Hospital, New York city, where
he died the next day. The body was re-
moved to the morgue, where it was recog-
nized Wednesday as that of Joseph Mills,
Wall-street broker.
The North American Union OF Radicals.
with headquarters in Milwaukee, Wis, has
issued a memorial to Congress, asking that
the Constitution be so amended as to abol-
ish the office of President The memorial
proposes to vest the Executive power of the
government in an Executive Council, to
be chosen by Congress.
JOnn Freeze ana FRED. bergman were
drowned in Shoal creek, near Greenville.
Ill, Wednesday. They were at work re-
moving drift which had lodged against
railroad bridge when their raft turned over,
throwing them out into the current, made
swift by the late rains, and which forced
them down to death. Both men leave fam
lilies.
The sixteen persons who were afflicted
with trichiniasis by eating ham at rs King
street, New York, on Thanksgiving even
ing, are recovering. DIR. Edison SAYS they
were approaching the last stage of the dis
ease, when the trichina cease active work
IN the muscles. As soon as cysts form
about the parasites, the patients probably
Will not be troubled further.
The committee to arrange for the recon-
ton OF Mr.. Parnell and associates ON Jan
| uary 70, 1886, includes the Governor of the
State, two Senators, the Mayor of the CITY
Judges of the Federal and County Courts,
the Catholic Archbishop, Vicar-General,
clergymen, several Protestant ministers.
some Aldermen, the Justices of the Peace.
county and city officials, editors of the
daily newspapers, Presidents of the Irish
societies, officers of the militia and MANY
| prominent citizens.
SHOULDER shawls, 40x40. in to-morrow's
sale, 10 cents each. Red House
SPLENDID lines of shoes in to-morrow's
sale. Red House.