Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREYfTIEs.

There is good prospect that the House
will yet reach the San Francisco Postoffice
bill
a fire in Denver, Col, Tuesday, caused
loss of $4,000, burning Timothy Enright
to death.
Paul H. Hayne, the Southern poet, is dy-
ing OF paralysis at Copse Hill, Columbia
county, Georgia.
Fines of 800 each have been imposed
on the three American schooners seized at
Shelburne, \. S.
The body of child was found in band
box dropped by pair of confidence oper-
atoIs in Chicago.
Higgins, the unpopular Appointment
Clerk OF the Treasury Department, was
Under-Keeper at Libby Prison during the
war.
Charles Daniels, baseball umpire, was
nearly killed at jersey City, Sunday, by a
mob who dissented from one of his de-
cisions.
Subscriptions are invited in London to a
bond loan Of $50 5000, 900 for the extension
of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
to Omaha.
1t is reported that President Cleveland is
veXed and alarmed at the reception given
by the public to the reports on the Pan
Electric scandal.
Seventy persons were poisoned near
Coulteryille, Ill.,, Monday, by eating picnic
ice cream. -Four have already died and
more are in precarious condition.
Jay Gould says the question of making
an important reduction i'll telegraph rates
has been considered by the Western Union,
but that no decision has been arrived at.
A twelve-year-old son of DR.. Newton, of
Jersey City, having been bitten by mad
dog, was inoculated ON the Pasteur system
at the Carnegie Laboratory, in New York.
on the 4th.
A Washington dispatch says: There
appears TO be strong foundations for the
belief that ex-senator Joe Mcdonald, of
Indiana, will succeed Manning as Secretary
Of the Treasury.
Chairman Morrison, of the Ways and
Means Committee cf the House, with the
assistance of ]. S. Moore, the free trade ex-
pert, is preparing an adverse report on the
Randall tariff bill.
The President was engaged Monday and
Tuesday in examining the private pension
bills. He signed q large number OF bills
and returned several others 10 Congress
this afternoon with veto messages.
The Grand Jury at ST. Louis has been in
structed to investigate fully and carefully
The various charges made recently against
certain members oft the House of Delegates.
The charges include those of bribery.
Secretary Manning and his party left
New York Monday morning for Greystone
on visit 60 Samuel J. Tilden. Ii is Man
ning's intention to stay il and around New
York for several DAYS and then 20 to
Albany.
DR.. O'Reiily, Treasurer Of the National
League, cablcd from Detroit, Tuesday,
$1,000 additional to the Trustees of the
Parliamentary fund in London. This
makes 10000 RENTED by the League
within the last ten days.
The North store house, containing cot
ton, wool and mandatory knit goods be-
longing to numerous manufacturers, IN
Guiding Parsons IL Co., and Silliman,
Brooks & Co, was destroyed by fire in Co
hoes, n. Y, Monday night. Loss, 100000.
C. L. Lewis, Conservative, has been re-
elected in Londonderry, over Justin Mc'lar-
thy (Parnellite). Right Hon. George J.
Groschener, one Of Giadstones bitterest
Unionist opponents, has been defeated in
the east division of Edinburgh by Wal
lace, the Gladstonian candidate, by ria-
jority of l $50 in total poll of 5,937. II.
c. Childers, Home Secretary, has been
elected by a vote OF 1878, against 219l,
over Mr.. Purvis. for the southern division
of Edinburgh. Sir Charles Dixie has been
defeated at Chelsea by Whitmore, Conserv
alive. The vote stood 1904 10 AIS. Sir
Charles Russell, Attorney General, has
been elected in South Hackney by 100 ma
jority At the last election his majority
was 942. John Morley, Chief Secretary
for Ireland, has been reelected from New
castle-upon-Tyne.