Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-30
TELEGRApHIC BREvITIES.

TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Myers. the American champion, won
two foot-raceS at Southport, Saturday.
Gatviz Director of the Toledo SPAIN
Military Academy, has died of cholera.
The Memorial DiplonatigDe, of Paris, re-
ports that Salisbury will have an interview
with Bismarck in August
The Paris Figaro says Olivier Pain
never reached the camp. of El Mahdi. He
was detained among Bedouins who finally
killed him
The Berlin Post, in an article supposed to
have been inspired by Bismarck hints at
desire on the part of Germany for an alli-
ance with England.
Cairo dispatch says Orders TO the
camel corps to embark have been rescinded.
1t IS reported that the Government medi
tateS reoccupying Dongola.
John O'Shea beat his wife's brains out
with hatchet in Brooklyn, n \ . yeSter-
day, and then surrendered himself to the
police, claiming intoNication as his excuse.
The first lot of shipment of 5000 head
of Arizona cattle arrived in Kansas City
yesterday. Hitherto nil cattle raised in
that region have been sent to san Fran
cisco
\ woman claiming 10 be sister of John
Mccullough says the tragedian was never
married, and that his removal to Bloom
ingdale asylum was unnecessary, as he was
not violent.
Near ClarESbuTg, Ia, Miss Ella Schafer,
Young school-teacher, punished boy
pupil, when the latters mother and sister
waylaid the teacher and beat her SO badly
as to endanger her life.
Rochefort says Olivier Paine was MUIR
dered before the dispatch of tcIegrams an
nulling the reward OF 4l00 which was said
to have been offered by the British Colonel
for the head of Pain.
The Noroe Ffenya of 81. Petersburg, SAYS
that Russia ought not 10 forget that Sails
bury and Randolph Churchill have always
been anxious 10 form an Anglo-German
alliance against Russia.
Right Hon William Henry Smith, Sec
retary for War in The Cabinet of the Mar
quis of Salisbury, has been reelected To
Parliament for Westminster. The Liberals
did not contest the seat.
The President yesterday made the follow
ing appointments: To be Receivers OF Pub
lie Moneys-John o, Keane, at Vancouver,
w. T.: NJ. +. Cady. at Bodie, Cal. and X.
X. Dalson, Humboldt, Cal.
The Logan boom in Maine has caused
surprise. During the national Grand Army
encampment he was the man whom every
body knew, everybody wanted 10 see, and
everybody cheered him, too.
The statement cabled from London. on
the authority of the Vienna correspondent
of the Times that the appointment of Mr..
Kelley to be Minister to Austria had been
withdrawn, is officially denied.
The Duchess of Connaught was greatly
incensed over the obituary notices of some
of the British papers. which didn't refer TO
her father, Prince Frederick Charles, of
Germany, IN very complimentary terms,
Nine. Ravenue, an Italian vocalist and
teacher of music died suddenly in Wash
ington on the day she was to have been
married. and her friends charge that she
was poisoned, and demand an investigation.
The schooner yacht BrunhiIde, 119 tons
burden, sailed from New London Conn,
yesterday, for a trip around the world.
Besides the owner, five other gentlemen of
the class of 1883. Yale College, will make
the trip.
The leading clearing-houses of the
United States report that the total clear
auces Of the week ending June 9th were
| $671 259, ,597 q decrease of lS-S per cent.
compared with the corresponding week
| last year.
Gladstone Is broken down by the wear
and tear of Office, and declared, Sunday,
Il shall never take an active part in polit-
Ifcal life again. The Marquis of Sails
| bury only stands upon his political legs by
suiferance.
| Prince Albert Victor, son Of the Prince
of Wales, was yesterday rendered the free
dom of the city at Guildhall. .sAThe Prince
and Princess of Wales, United States Min
lister Phelps and most of the ambassadors
in London were present.
A committee from the Irving Hall De-
mocracy waited on the President yesterday,
and urged that that organization be recog-
niZed in the appointment of either the
United States Marshal or the District At
torney for New York city.
A prize fight to finish, with hard {
gloves. took place at Lake. Wis, Sunday
night, between Tom Doyle, of San Fran
cisco. and Dave Jones. of South Chicago.
Both We're badly punished, and the fight
was won by Doyle in the sixth round.
1t is reported from Cabul that Isa Khan,
supported by Russian allies, has risen
against Abdulah Khan. the Governor of
Kundug. Afghan-Turkestan Isa Khan
marched upon Khanaibad and seized the
treasure there, valued at Il 100000 ster-
ling, belonging 10 the Amcer of Afghanis-
tan.
The body Of William Hayes, aged 16
was found hanging to a tree in the woods
near Persia Iowa. Sunday. 1t is believed,
that he was met by escaped jailbirds, who
believed that he was the Sherif's son, and
murdered him by mistake. His feet were
tied together and his hands pinioned be-
hind his back.
Secretary Whitney, it is said, is trimming
his sails to catch the Presidential boom
three years hence. Well-informed New
York politicians make no secret of the fact
that the Whitney boom is being carefully
nursed and that, with Cleveland out Of the
way, the Secretary Of the Navy is the man
upon whom the party will most probably
unite.
The trial of Mrs Yseult Dudley for the
shooting Of O'Douovan Rosa, was begun
in New York yesterday. The Courtroom
was crowded 10 its utmost capacity but at
least one-tiith of those present were detec-
tives and police officers. Rosa and his
Lieutenant, Patrick Joyce, are both in at
tendance. The greater part of the day was
occlIpied in obtaining ilIrv