Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-01


married at Paris, H.. Tuesday night to
Miss Callie Mann, only daughter of Aleck
Mann. a well-known cattle dealer of eastern
| Illinois.
! 1t is estimated there has been decrease
/. of about $12 100000 in the public debt dur
ing the month of September. Payments on
account of pensions during the month were
about s., 100000.
| A special from Warm Springs, Montana,
says: One of the buildings of the Insane
Asylum was burned Tuesday, and three
persons persisted in the flames. 1t is not
known how the fire originated.
Information has just been received at
military headquarters in Omaha that 200 of
| the Piegan Indians have left their reserya-
ton in the far Northwest and are now on
a thieving expedition in southern Montana,
| about % miles from Fort Smith.
A six-story brick building at the corner
of Race and Commerce street Cincinnati.
| used as trunk and box factory by Mendel
& Rosenberg, was burned Yesterday morn
ing. Loss, $4,000. One hundred and
| twenty employees are out of work.
Late Tuesday night fire DESTROYED one
third of a large tenement block on Court
place, Fifteenth street, and portion of
NeiFs tenement row on the opposite side
of the street, at Minneapolis. MINI. Seven
families are rendered homeless. Loss. $50
600; partially insured.
Colonel Switzeler, Chief of the Bureau of
Statistics, is preparing codifcation of the
laws governing his Bureau, with sundrv
amendments, for submission to the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, with a view to obtain
ing the latter's recommendation for their
enactment by Congress.
Fifteen native Kings and eight native
Princes in and around the Congo territory
claimed by the African International Asso-
cation, have addressed to the King of
Portugal vigorous protest against this
claim, and they ask the Kings protection
against the new protectorate.
A London special says: Without doubt
the bulgarian mine was shrewdly sprung,
for England, the only power likely to
champion Turkey, is practically on her
beam ends. In other words, the present
British Government is no Government at
all, but merely temporary arrangement
until the elections.
The owner of the yacht Genesta has re-
fused an offer of 500, 600 for his yacht The
gentleman making the offer will probably
add $1,000 to his bid. which it is thought
will be accepted. Should he purchase her.
both the Brenton Reef and Cape May cups
viii, by the terms of their deeds of gilt.
come back TO the New York Yacht Club.
The President sent for DR.. Hamilton
Surgeon-General Of the Mariners HOSPITAL
Service, yesterday morning, and informed
him that he thought the best interests of
that service would be served by making no
changes IN its chief, and therefore he had
decided not to accept his resignation, which
had oeen rendered, to take effect October
31st.
The indications at Constantinople point
to active war preparations by the Porte.
Eighty battalions of lirst-class reserves are
being modified in districts bordering on
the Black Sea at points which will facilitate
the transportation of troops for duty in
Roumelia, in event of the Sultan being
compelled to adopt extreme measures to
settle the Roumelian difficulty.
Charles NJ. Elleard, a California '49er.
died IN st. Louis Tuesday, aged 65 He
was well known as the owner of the old
Bay View race track. He kept a store in
Auburn, Placer county, in 1919. Went to
San FRANCISCO year later, and for some
time had considerable prominence in the
local politics of that city, leaving California
for good in 1858. Since then he has
resided in st. Louis
Everything was quiet in Montreal yester-
day morning. The large force of militia
called out evidently had a good effect No
further serious trouble is anticipated
Public feeling is completely aroused by the
conduct OF the rioters, and the police are
denounced on all sides for their seeming
want of courage. The authorities are re-
solved to carry out the health laws yigor-
ously, and will take whatever steps are
necessary for that purpose