Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-13
TELEGRAPEIC BREYITIES.

The Emperor Francis Joseph has bought
| the GasteiE property, paying for it 225. eco
marks.
| Franklin B.. Gowen has been restored to
the Presidency of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company.
| A spinning mill at AK la Chapelle,
| France. was burned on Friday last and
| fifteen persons persisted in the flames.
A snow-plow and engine were wrecked
! near Roanoke, H., yesterday, and Lucas
!; Slosson, the engineer, was crushed to death.
After being thrown out by a runaway
team on the road near Council Bluffs Iowa,
| Thomas Delisle became exhausted and was
frozen stiff
A representative of the Board of Trade
of Vallejo has arrived at Washington to
work for the interests of the Mare Island
Navy Yard.
Dominicll Murrays theatrical company
! had q perilous experience in crossing the
st. Lawrence river, from Prescott To Ogdens-
| burg, on the ice Monday.
The American Exhibition in London has
| been postponed until 1887, nominally in
| order TO avoid competition with the Indian
and Colonial Exhibition this year.
The Senate Committee on Territories has
reported favorably the bill to admit Dakota
! as State, and TO provide for the organ
ization of the Territory of Lincoln.
Logan has introduced bill in the United
| States Senate appropriating $450000 for
| the purchase of the old Produce Exchange
and site in New York for army purposes
Eleven pauper Asiatics from Jerusalem
were landed at Castle Garden, New York,
| Monday, from the White Star steamer
Britannia. They will be sent back to Je-
rusalem.
| The flour warehouse of Frederick 6.
! Vehmeyer. on KinZie street Chicago. took
fire yesterday morning and was almost en-
| tirely consumed with its contents. The los
will reach $250.G00
The firm Of A. w. Bigelow & CO., whole
| sale leather dealers of Boston, has failed
| for nearly 100000, dragging with it the
firm of J. H. d Ct. f. Roberts The la :
ter's liabilities are unknown.
The Democratic members of the Ohio
! Legislature from Hamilton county were
unseated yesterday, and nine Republicans
sworn in, which gives Sherman p major
| ity on joint hallot for United States Sena-
tor.
The representatives of English transat-
lantic lines at New York have received
cables instructing them to advance pre-
paid rates from So to $50 on steerage
passages from Liverpool, to begin on Mon
day.
AT the City of Mexico the price of inn
ported goods are being advanced by mer-
chants, in conse luence OF the continued
depreciation of silver Refined petroleum
| from the United States has advanced ii
per cent.
DIR. S. NJ. Nelson President of the West
Rutland Marble Company, charged with
completely in the robbery Of the Lancaster
National Bank, arrived at Clinton, Mass,
Monday in custody of officers. Consider
able Of the plumber has been recovered.
The death of John McCane. member of
Parliament for Armagh, Ireland, seriously
upsets the plans of Philip Caflan, and will
probably prove fatal 10 his chances of I'M
seating Colonel Joseph Nolan. McCane
was an ardent Loyalist and the guarantor
III the sum of Il 600 OF the cost of Mr..
Calan's petition.
The State Department has no news of
any seizure or attempted seizure Of Samoa
by Germany. 1t is not thought possible
Germany would break faith with England
and the United States. A cablegram from
Berlin states that the Government has no
information of the seizure, and that Ger
many will adhere to her neutrality agree
ment.
~ iTOlu MON, Il IONii i'll the de-
partment of Puy de Dome, states that 600
conyicts in that prison have revolted and
secured possession of the prison. They
erected barricades and otherwise protected
themselves for defensive operations Troops
have been ordered to Riom To quell the dis
turbance. The officers are parleylng with
the rebels in order to gain time for the mil
itary to arrive
AT New Ringgold, Penn, Monday, Mrs
Hattie Maurer and her two-year-old child
were found on the roadside, two miles from
Mrs. Maurer's house, and near the house of
her father, John Klinger, in RAIN town
ship, frozen to death. The daughter had
married against her fathers consent. and
learning OF the death of her husband in
Montreal she had thought her father would
| take her back. But he refused, and before
| reaching her own house she was frozen to
death.
The news has just reached Columbr s.
| Neb., from the Dishner farm, some dis
lance northeast that Minnie Dishner, the
| Nebraska sleeping beauty, recovered COR
sciousness on January 3d, the 9th day of
her trance sleep. The roads have been i'm
passable until the present time, and news
of her recovery could rot be received be-
fore The girl fell into the trance, from
which she has now recovered, IN October
9th last. Daring that long interval she has
lain to all appearances lifeless.