Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-02
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.


The financial depression in Mexico con
tinues.
Business has teen resumed on the Gull
I and Santa Fe Railroad.
The cotton mills in Maryland are max.
ing arranga ments TO resume work ON full
time.
Ludwig Kestler, cloth merchant. Of
Brunn, Austria, has failed. Liabilities
s., 10000
Gladstone has reached Aberdeen, Scot
land. He was met by an enormous crowd
and accorded a popular ovation.
Experiments on the New York elevated
railroads with electricity as the motive
power were successful yesterday.
Robert Bonner's celebrated mare. Maud
s.. will attempt to beat her record of POSI-
at NaTaganseit Park on Thursday after.
noon.
The Republique Fancdise demands that
England dismiss from the British army the
officer who signed the offer of reward for
Olivier Pain.
The International Corn Market opened
in Vienna Monday. 4 report on the crop
of 1885 was read. The wheat crop in
Hungary was reported as fine.
Ex-senator Gwin, of California, i'll III
New York, is on the rapid road to recovery.
His condition has greatly improved, and as
soon as he is sufficiently recovered he will
return to his home.
Emperor William and Empress Augusta
have returned to Berlin for the purpose oil
reviewing the parade of the Guards at the
commemoration of the fifteenth anniver-
sary Of the victory Of Sedan.
The Gar, Czarina and all the members
OF the Imperial encourage who accompa-
MED them to kremsir, arrived at kief Mon
day, and were present yesterday ar the pub
lie festivities given in their honor.
AT Winterstown, Pa, Sunday, J. H Full
ton opposed the preaching of a Grant me-
mortal sermon, and even went so far rs to
knock the clergyman down in his pulpit.
The sermon was preached, however, and
Fulton was suppressed.
The ceremony of laying the cornerstone
of the statue to the memory of Commodore
Oliver Hazard Perry, of Lake Erie fame,
was performed at Newport, r. l., yesterday
morning, with all the pomp and ritual OF
the Grand Lodge of Masons.
at Emporia, Ks, to Coroner's jury re-
turned verdict finding that DIR. Walkup
came to his death by arsenical poisoning
and from all the evidence the jury believes
that the arsenic was administered to him
By his wife. Minnie Wallace WalKup. A
warrant has been sworn out for Mrs Walk
ups arrest.
The Prussian Government has ordered
all Russian and Austrian Poles to quit
Dantzig before October. Many old estab-
lished merchants and tradesmen come I'M
der this order. The decree exempts settlers
previous to lS43, temporary sojouners, and
those who have served or whose sons have
served i'll the German army.
Martin Archibald, a wealthy farmer re-
siding in Huntington, o., broke into the
house of Mrs. Mary Adams anS attempted
to rayish her Her son arriving on the
scene, struck him with an ak and he re
leased his hold, when Mrs. Adams selling
the ak and attacking Archibald, almost sew
cred his head from his body.
OF 1882 Presidential Postmasters in the
United States, changes have been made in
49, cases since the adjournment of the
Senate. The list of nominations for these
Offices is now being made at the Postoifice
department to receive the signature of the
President, and be transmitted to the Senate
upon the beginning Of the next session.
The London Standards Berlin dispatch
says: Germany will not surrender the
Carolines. There were imposing meetings
in numerous cities of France and Spain on
Sunday, to protest against the action of
Germany ON this subject The Mayors of
Barcelona and Valencia have returned the
German crosses with which they have been
honorcd. Spain has received offers OF
moral and material support throughout the
entire country.