Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
China Is continuing warlike nrena

China is continuing warlike preparations.
There were over 1000 new cases of chol-
era i'll Spain on Friday.
Sir Charles Dixie will reappear in the
House Of Commons to-day.
President Cleveland has asked for posi-
ton in the Grant funeral procession.
General Joe Johnston is on his way East
to act as one of the Grant pall-bearers.
Ex-Presidents Hayes and Arthur have
been invited to participate in the Grant
obsequies.
Louis Riel was Saturday found guilty OF
treason and sentenced to be hanged on
September 18th.
George V. y. Lathrop, the new United
States Minister to St. Petersburg, has pre-
sented his credentials to the Gar.
The high official, Ii Ushui Fun has
been appointed as successor of the MARQUIS
Tseng, the Chinese Minister to France.
The Persian Envoy has handed to the
Gar an autograph letter from the Shah, to-
gether with magnificent gift for the Carl
ma.
United States Consul Mason telegraphs
the State Department from Marseilles that
several deaths from cholera occurred in
that city last week
The Bishop of Lima has sent an address
to Monsignor Favor, Minister of Justice
protesting against the proposed Masonic
Hall to be erected in Lima.
S. S. Cox, the United States Minister, has
been specially instructed to resume uegoti-
atoms with the Porte for a modification o!
! the Turkish tariff on American imports.
/ In New York, the Supreme Court Com
nissioners, appointed for the purpose, have
reported in favor of the proposed cable
road system in that city. It includes
I twenty-uine routes.
The Mexican editors excursion party
arrived in Denver, Col, Saturday, and will
remain as guests Of the Chamber of Com
nerce and Board Of Trade until to-day
! when they leave for the South.
/ The municipal authorities of Genoa arr
! about to ask the Government TO subscribe
! for demonstration in honor of Christie.
! Pher Columbus in 1892, with an exhibition
OF relics and American produce.
/ Judge Cullen, in New York Saturday, in
/ the Supreme Court, rendered decision in
! the case of the gypsies brought on a steam
/ er of the Bordeaux line, by which they will
J be compelled to return to France.
: meeting OF the shareholders and cred.
4 itOrs OF the Munster Bank has been called
for Monday, to discuss the question of d
treyivai Of the bank. 1t is rumored that
tsnOther branch manager is missing.
I The Commercial Bank of Suffolk, Va,
suspended Saturday. 1t is stated that The
tbank was embarrassed by excessive loans
Eto the Suffolk Cotton Mill, and BY losses
From FIRE in Suffolk. The deposits IRE
ESl0o 900.
Lord Churchill was in his seat all Friday
Eeyening until past midnight. preserving an
Fair of aggressive confidence, amounting to
ta defiance Of the Standards savage attack
Ton him. He received n constant ovation
/ from his associates.
I Acknowledgement Garland to whom the
Secretary OF the Interior referred the uues-
Elton Of the power Of the Interior Depart
Enent 20 authorize the Indians TO lease Their
Iland for grazing purposes, has transmitted
Ito Secretary Lamar an opinion in effect that
inc such power exists under the law
I It is stated in Berlin that Count Won
Munster, the General Ambassador at Lon
Idon, has refused the Enthusiastically at
Paris, and that he will quit the diplomatic
Iservicc. Count Won Hatzfeldt, who desires
tto vaoate his present position in the Ger
oman Foreign Office, will take the place OF
ECount Won Munster at London
[ At Sir Moses Muntefiore's funeral the
lcniiin was SO placed that the head rested
tupon stone brought from Jerusalem. In
Ithe coffin had been placed many relics OF
tLady Montetiore and the Holy Land. to-
lgethcr with an account of the good works
snf the deceased. Over the coffin, as the
RELATIVES and friends passed each scattered
| Al handful Of earth from Rachacl's grave in
! the Holy Land.
The New York police say that all the
thieves, pickpockets and burglars in the
| country are moving on New York with the
| anticipation of plying their trade with sue
cess al the time of Grants funeral The
police intend to formally instruct house
holders 10 take AL possible precaution, and
their irntention is 10 arrest all local visiting
crooks they can lay their hands on in time
10 prevent their doin, mischief
A letter from General Mas to some one
in Lima regarding his action while in COM
mand of the expedition to the central pro-
vinces, is published He praises the 10y
atty OF the troops TO the Government, but
acknowledges being harasscd by the III
trigues of persons boasting to be friends OF
the Government He says the revolution
would have been crushed had he been
allowed to engage the enemy after the fight
at lzruchaca.