Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-03
rELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.
The steamer Missouri is stranded off

The steamer Missouri is STRANDED Oh
Holyhead.
Steinitz again defeated Zukeitort at New
Orleans Monday.
The treaty of peace between Servia and
Bulgaria was signed at Bucharest yesterday.
United States Minister Phelps wife was
presented to Queen Victoria at Windsor
Castle, Monday.
John Fink has been arrested in f'hila-
delphia for swindling many People with
bogus lubricating oil.
The snow continues TO fall heavily in
northern England, and traffic on many rail
ways is entirely blockaded.
Parson Downs has again brought his
name before the public BY assaulting a
newspaper reporter in Boston.
Michael McGabe, Patrick Condeg and an
unknown man were found frozen to death
in the streets of New York yesterday.
The British Columbia members of the
Canadian Parliament strongly protest
against the continued influx of Chinese.
Secretary Bayard has written to Congress
man Morrow relative to the rights of
Americans on the islands of the Pacific.
The people of Idaho have not decided to
favor the annexation of the panhandle to
that Territory to Washington Territory.
The Extreme Left of the French Cham
bers met Monday, and decided by vote of
40 to 6 to expel at once the French Princes
The subcommittee of the House Ways
and Means Committee on Monday heard
further arguments for and against the Ha-
waiian reciprocity treaty.
William Heath, the well-known stock
broker, whose failure last October attracted
so much attention. died at his home in New
York yesterday morning.
Abe Thompson, the negro who outraged
Mrs. Lancaster near Glenn Springs S. c.,
on Friday last,was lynched at Spartansburg
Monday afternoon. He confessed his
| crime.
! Spain has entered into negotiation with
| England for the establishment of new
commercial treaty, the conditions of which
threaten serious injury to the German trade
with Spain.
| At Marrowbone Creek, W. Va, Saturday,
]. n. Pickelheimer shot and killed Colonel
Bennett, dwarf slight of-hand performer,
and fatally wounded Robert Hamilton,
aged years.
AT a meeting of the street railroad repre-
sentatives at New York Monday night an
agreement was partly reached by which the
or attempted strikes.
General c. P. Stone asked, through the
| New York World yesterday morning, that
one or more wealthy men subscribe the
$4,000 needed to put Bartholdi's Statue OF
Liberty on its pedestal.
The Senate Monday refused to confirm
the nominations Of Chace and Pillsbury to
be Collectors of Internal Revenue for Maine
and Massachusetts,, respectively. These
two men were connected with the Garcelon
frauds in Maine.
| In the divorce suit at New York of Ar
thur L. Mackeye against Maud Miller
Mackeye Mccormick, daughter of Joaquin
| Miller, the referee, George Putnam Smith
made report Monday in Mackeye's favor,
in default of the appearance of Mrs. McCor.
mick.
The seven dogs which were bitten by
dogs that had bitten the children who were
sent from Newark, n. j., TO Paris for treat.
ment by Pasteur, and which have been in
the pound ever since, were released Mon
day, as no symptoms of rabies had been de-
veloped.
Egremont, who as Secretary of the Build
ing Investment Society in Adelaide Austria.
liza, embezzled $4,000 and fled 10 Stuttgart
after lengthy negotiations between the For.
eign departments of England and Ger
many, has been turned over to the English
authorities
The bill introduced in the Prussian DIE
for the construction of canal between til,
rivers Rhine and Ems has been withdrawn
The financial strength of the country has
been severely taxed by demands made upon
the Diet for Germanizing Poland and fol
constructing the North Baltic Canal.
An attempt was made in Paris Monday
night to assassinate DR.. Blowitz, correspond
ent of the London Times AS the doctor
was ascending the stairs of his home, 6
shot was fired at him by some unknown
person. The bullet missed him. struck the
wall in front of him and fell flattened al
his feet