Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-08
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES,

Herr Loosen, an Alsace lawyer, has been
appointed German Consul at Paris.
In Spain, Sunday, 2,132 new cases of
cholera and 619 deaths were reported.
A London dispatch SAYS that Colonel
William Yolland is dead. He was born in
1910
There was rumor in London Sunday of
fight between Russians and Afghans on
the latter's territory.
1t is reported in London that Lord Cole
ridge is about to resign the Lord Chief
Justiceship of England
Samuel Plimsoll the Radical millionaire
and philanthropist, is to contest Sheffield
for seat IN the English Parliament.
Michael Devannev, who murdered his
wife in ST. Louis, attended the funeral of
his victim Sunday, in charge of officers.
1t is now thought that fifty Cinnamon
were killed in the recent outrage at Rock
Springs, Wyo. All is quiet in that locality
at present.
Archduke Rudolph, the Prince Imperial
OF Austria, met with an accident Sunday
while driving in his carriage, sustaining an
injury of the thigh.
The newspapers of Paris are comment
Spain, and insist that Prince Bismarck is
trying TO embroil France in the affair.
Labor demonstrations took place yester-
day III New York and Chicago. There
were 10000 men in the New York parade
and 5000 in the procession at Chicago.
There is a rumor in Paris that Italy
promises to facilitate the transporting of
Germans to Spain or Morocco. in the
event Of letXyanrN ,,l
Thomas Hughes. Postmaster at Albu
querque, \. NJ, and assistant Postmaster
Clark have been arrested, shortage of
81, 200 having been discovered in the ac-
counts of the office.
Colored and white misceganists have been
ordered to leave in portions of South Caro-
lima by persons calling themselves regula-
tors, and much alarm prevails among the
negroes of Fairfield county.
1t is rumored that a marriage has been
arranged between Gladstones daughter and
young Arnold Morley, son of John Morley
NJ. p, formerly editor of the Pal Nall Ga
sette and the Fortnighuy Rerie1c.
The leading clearinghouse of the
United States report that the total clear
ances for the week ending September 9th
were S7O9, LAG, 745, an increase of 5 per cent.
compared with the corresponding week of
last year
The freedmen in the Cherokee nation
claim equal rights with the Cherokees in
the distribution ofthe S300,O00 the Govern
ment has paid for ceded lands, and the dis
pute is likely to give some trouble to the
authorities.
Emma Neyada's marriage 10 DIR. Ray
mond Palmer is fixed for October LIST. The
ceremony is to be performed in the Eng
fish Church in Paris. Salvini is to be best
man, and Ristori and Gounod have prom
ised to attend.
President Cleveland arrived in Washing
ton at o'clock yesterday morning The
Presidents carriage was in waiting at the
depot and he was Immediately driven to
the White House, where, after breakfasting,
he settled down at once to work.
A London ceblegram says: The Queens
action in ordering the closing of all railway
stations along the line until the arrival Of
the royal train on the Scottish border ex-
cites great deal of comment of a kind not
likely to increase the sovereign's popular
ity.
The Citizens and Liquor Dealers Benefi-
cial Association of Washington City COM
plain that the police system of spies is the
cause of gross immoralities that Jobs are
put up against liquor dealers for the pIIr-
pose OF convicting them, and that they have
been made TO suffer for offenses never COM
mitted, on the evidence of spies
The most destructive hail-storm ever
known in Maryland occurred on Saturday
evening. Entire fields of corn were de-
stroyed. In many fields not even leaf of
tobacco was left on the stock Ears of corn
were broken from the stalk while a little
more than half ripe. The hailstones were
as large as pullet eggs. The obstruction
was general where the storm touched The
damage in Charles county is estimated at
$4,000.
8ir. Stead of the Pal Mat Gsteette. Mrs.
Jarrett, Bramwell Booth, Mrs Coombe,
Mr.. Jacques and Madam Mury. defendants
in the so-called abduction case. appeared in
the Bow-street Police Court at L6ndon yes
terday, in. answer to charges against them.
Stead conducted his own case, while coun-
sci represented the others. Eliza Arm
strong, the " abducted " girl. was the only
witness sworn, and the Court adjourned
until to-day.
Brigham Young the second and his
associate Mormon leaders, who are enthu-
siastic over the establishment OF colonies
of Latter Day Saints in Mexico which will
be allowed greater license than in the
United States, are probably doomed to dis
appointment. The success and influence
of the Saints already planted in the Repub-
lie are causing widespread alarm among
the Mexicans. and the Mormon movement
will probably meet with vigorous opposi-
ton.
A contract has been concluded with the
Union Pacific Company for the shipment
from New York of sixty to seventy-five
carloads of furniture, wainscoting and in
terror decorations for California. The
freight will go through without breaking
lots of from three to ten cars. The ship
ment will be completed, it is thought, by
October 1st. The value of the property
represented is over 100000 and is for
one of the largest capitalists ON the Pacific
slope.