Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-18
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIEs.

The yacht Genesta has lett the Clyde for
| New York to compete for the Queen cup.
| NJ Bource is about to start from Paris
| for Washington, to replace N. Roustan as
French Minister
Rev O'Connell, Secretary of Archbishop
| Gibbons, of Baltimore, has been appointed
| Rector of the American College at Rome.
The ninth biennial session of the Ma
| tional Camp of the Patriotic Order of the
Sons OF America commenced at Denver
Tuesday.
Cyrus II. Lo1trell, of the well-known
and long established firm of Francis &
Lontreli, died in New York Tuesday, aged
81 years.
E. J. Anderson, of San Francisco, has
been appointed Draughtsman to the Naval
Constructor at Mare Island, to report for
duty on the LIST of July.
Gen. John c. Fremont has left the house
occupied by him for two years at Richmond
Terrace, and moved to New York city,
where he Will permanently reside.
An Imperial degree has been issued in
Russia, ordering that in the event of war
regiments are to be formed from reserve
battalions now attached to the garrisons.
Affairs at Plymouth, Pa, are slowly i'm
proving The Relief Committees report
for the past week shows the total number
seriously sick to be sos; destitute families,
30; deaths, 1; recovered, III.
The New York Central Railroad Direct
ors met yesterday morning and elected
Chauncv NJ Depew President and Horace
g. Hayden Second Nice-President, the lat
ter position formerly occupied by Depew
The office of Third Nice-President was
abolished.
\ labor riot of grave proportions took
place in Brunn, Austria, Tuesday night
Trouble has been brewing for some time
growing out of differences between men
and factory owners about the hours of
labor. Many soldiers and rioters were
wounded.
As reports from outlying districts come
in, it becomes evident that the tornado
which swept over Plymouth and Cherokee
counties Iowa, was attended with great
loss of life. Twenty deaths have already
been reported and large number OF others
are seriously injured.
The steamship Colon, which arrived in
New York Monday, had 124 passengers on
her list. Among the cabin passengers were
three Characterization merchants. They
had no trouble in landing, the necessary
papers to establish their rights having been
procured in advance.
The Transcontinental Association, in
meeting at Chicago, has agreed to accept
the award of the arbitratOrS for the period
commencing January lst and ending June
Both, and to base percentages from July LIST
to September Goth on the actual earnings of
April, May and June.
President White, of Cornell University,
is about to resign. after twenty years of con-
tinuous service i'll that position. He pro-
poses to 20 to Europe and to write q work
on history and social science. DR.. C X
Adams of Michigan, is among those men
toned as his successor.
Count Joseph PARSE Won Hochkafier,
son of wealthy and noble parents residing
in Trieste, in Austria, was married in Cal
weston, Texas, Sunday morning to Miss
Minnie Althof, q charming, but far from
wealthy artist, who for two years past has
been giving lessons in painting IN that city
Reports from Indian Territory state that
Gill Williamson. Pete Moore and George
Morgan, members OF a gang of desperadoes
and horse and cattle thieves, were over
taken by a vigilance committee near Heal
ton and hanged to a tree. Other members
Of the gang are being pursued, and will be
lynched if caught.
The Union National Bank of New York
has brought suit against John VangeIder
former receiving teller of that bank. The
suit is to recover $50 600 upon the official
bond of the defendant, and the latter's
brother. Henry Nangelder, being surety
upon the bond, is joined as defendant with
his brother in the suit.
The armor-belted ram Benbow was
launched from the slips of the Thames
Iron Works and Ship-building Company
on Monday. The ceremony of christening
was performed by Mrs Gladstone The
Benbow is by far the most powerful iron
clad alloat over 10000 tons of metal
have been used in her construction. She
is built entirelv of SteeI