Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-01
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Mr.. Lee has arrived at Vienna to take
charge of the American Legation.
Lieutenant Nye, naval attache to the
american Legation il Lima, Peru, died IN
that city Thursday
The Pope has appointed Rev. jeremiah
/. Sullivan Bishop of Mobile. Alabama
not Father Byrne as stated.
Gladstone viii start to-day on his cruise
to Norway, as guest of Sir Thos. Brassev
on the latter's yacht Sunbeam
A London dispatch announces that Rob
ert Buchanan is seriouslviH. He has ms
finished long dramatic poem.
The Earl Of Carnarvon intends to make
tour OF Ireland shortly, in order to ascer-
tain the condition and wants of the people
a dispatch from SImla, India, SAYS that
Major-Gcneral MacGregor is going to Quett2
70 select the site for an intrenched camp in
Pisin Valley.
Another strike Of railroad employees
agains: 00uble-header freight trains is
threatened at Cleveland A meeting is 10
be held tomorrow.
General Sheridan arrived at Chicago from
the West yesterday morning, and left direct
for Washington yesterday afternoon. The
General IS in excellent health.
The Directors of the Munster Bank
charge Farquaharson with causing the sus-
pension Of the bank in order 10 obtain the
appointment Of Hquidator, 50 as to cover
up his detalcations.
Al the coming meeting at Gasteiu, Prince
Bismarck viii attend Emperor William
and Count kalnoky viii attend Emperor
Francis Joseph. The meeting will there
fore be one OF great interest.
1t is reported in Ottawa that the ALLEGED
l0Otins by volunteers III the Northwest viii
be brought to the notice of the British
Government, unless the Dominion author
tiles take some steps in the matter.
The water famine still prevails in the
neiEhbOrhOOd of Ashland, Pa, and is
growing worse every day. The dam which
supplies Ashland with water will not last
till Monday. There is much excitement.
Six chiefs Of departments in the Second
Auditors Office have been requested 10 ten
der their designations. They are Thomas
{. Bailey, +. II. Goodale, c. Towel, Thomas
hathbone, II. a. Whallon and c. c.. Snow.
Attorney-General Garland has written
letter to prominent gentleman in Texas
in which he says he does not believe it pos
slble that Congressman Reagan ever
charged him lGarlandl with being BLACK
Republican.
The property of the Bankers and 3ler-
chants Telegraph Company was sold in
New York yesterday by public auction IT
brought t500-000, and was purchased by
/ Edward ;. Stokes on behalf of the reor-
ganizcd committee.
Yesterday was the fourth dav of the
GOOdwoOd tEug.) meeting. In the race for
. the benunc6 memorial plate r. Craig's
formerly }. +. Keene's) Bluegrass won
Phantom second, Tombolo third There
were only three starters
The Pope, with great religious ceremony.
held public cOnSistOry THURSDAY. at which
the newiy-appoint Cardinals were hated
Later in the day secret Papal cousist0ry
was held, at which there were other cere-
monies and titles conferred.
4 German reserve officer has been az
rested by Russian authorities at Jacobstadt.
on the Baltic, as q spy, and on his person
nave been found letters addressed to his
wife containing descriptions and plans OF
Russian forts and fortifcations
Near Pittsburg, yesterday morning. John
Beck and Philip Bulger, local pugilists
fought eleven rounds with hard gloves for
q purse Of 800. The fight took place in Q
barn ten miles from the city, and resulted
in the defeat Of Bulger, who was knocked
out and terribly punished
At a meeting in Glasgow yesterday the
Provost declared in speaking of the reyela-
tons made by the Pail HoE Gazeite. that in
quiries which had been made showed that
there prevailed in Glasgow q system of
corruption in minor females similar to
that which the Gazette had exposed in
London.
Three hundred men and boys employed
III the Lake Erie Belt Works in Cleveland
went out on a strike yesterday morning on
account OF a ten per tent. reduction in
wages The reduction was made several
days ago, and the men finally decided ibaf
they would not stand it, as they had ac-
cepted ten per cent. cut about a year ago.
only bolt makers, nut makers and bows
struck.