Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-22
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.
DOMESTIC.

TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
DOMESTIC.
There was a million-dollar fire at Cincin-
natl on Saturday.
There will be no display at the funeral
of ex-President Arthur.
Thirtyrnine lives were lost in Fridays
storm on the Great Lakes.
Congressman John Arnot, Jr., died at
Elmira, N Y, on Saturday.
The city of New Orleans is without
money to pay current expenses.
Six negroes and two whites were pub
licly whipped at New Castle, Del, on Sat
urday.
The Valda Italian Opera Company, re-
Gently organized in New York, has been
disbanded.
The cattle herds on the Blue river, Neb.,
are affected with disease resembling n.y.
drophobia.
The Department of Agriculture has pub
| lished its November crop reports from the
Pacific coast.
Congressman Grain thinks that there
will be a Labor party candidate for Presi-
dent in 1888.
l ID VI.
| 1000 a week for twenty-five weeks to
| travel under his management.
| The influx of immigrants at New York
| during the last six weeks has been unusu-
ally large for this time of the year.
The will of Don Thomas Terry, of Cuba,
who left an estate valued at S50,000,000,
was admitted to probate IN New York, on
Saturday.
The Hotel Bellevue, at Cape May point,
| n. j., about ten cottages near by, four stores
and lumber yard were destroyed by fire
on Saturday.
Choice California Muscat and Tokay
grapes are 30 cents pound; California
Winter Nellis pears, 60 to 10 cents dozen
| in New York.
John S. Pillsbury, Chairman of the Min
nesota Republican State Central Committee,
| has brought suit in the District Court
against the St. Paul Globe for 500, 900 dam
| ages.
/ The followers of Eversle and French, the
mountain merchant princes, as they are
| called, had battle at Hazard, Perry county,
KY, on Wednesday, when man named
| Simmons was killed.
A rumor is in circulation that some of
Michael Davitt's friends believe there is a
of his opposition to the extreme measures
proposed by the O'Donoyan Rosa Irish
faction.
FOREIGN.
General Kaulbars has placed the Russian
subjects in Bulgaria under the protection
of France.
The German War Secretary will resign
shortly and will probably be succeeded by
General Won Cahriyi.
News has been received in London of
disastrous fire in the town of Fondo on the
Pasg river, on the island of Luzop, the
largest of the Philippine group. A thou
sand houses were burned.
The Berlin police have seized 5000 So
ciaIist pamphlets. They found that 1000
had already been distributed. Five work
men who were employed to circulate the
pamphlets have been expelled from the
city.
On Friday night body of Cuban police
surprised the notorious outlaw Jiminez and
two other bandits in Havana. Jiminez ran,
but was overtaken, when he made stout
resistance, wounding five policemen before
he was killed His two companions were
killed while trying to make their escape.
The British Foreign Office is now en-
gagged with Germany and Austria in seek
ing to fix upon a candidate for the Bulga-
rian throne. Negotiations have been opened
with King Christian of Denmark to ascer-
tain the precise attitude of his objections
to his sons prince Waldemar) acceptance.
PACIFIC COAST.
The Lake County Journal has suspended
publication.
George Gibson, native of Massachusetts,,
was burned in his cottage at Walter Springs,
Cal.
The American party has placed full
municipal ticket in the field at Los An
geles.
The reports of the political conflict be-
tween Governor Torres and his enemies are
confirmed at Nogales.
The Jury in the case of Tim McInerney,
charged with arson at MERGED in July last,
has returned verdict of acquittal.
AT Albuquerque, N. NJ, on Saturday
night, Marshal Mcguire and policeman
Henry were killed by horse thieves.
The shoe store of Louis Schloss, at San
Jose, was entered by burglars Saturday
| night, and about $3.50 worth of goods were
| stolen.
George, the 10year-old son of William
| Rose, living near Los Angeles, got hold of
|
the load entering the childs stomach. He
died in few hours.
Frank Sheehy was thrown from his
| horse Friday, near Napa, and dragged some
distance with one foot in the stirrup, caus
| ing conclusion of the brain. He has not
recovered consciousness.
The anti Chinese meeting at Truckee
Saturday night, to hear Hon. Patrick
Reddy was one of the most enthusiastic
ever held in Truckee. Hurds Hall was
filled to its utmost capacity.
On Friday, up a canyon from Fort Doug
| las. U. T., a bank of earth fell on two
soldiers as they were excavating for clay.
Private John Rea, aged A, was killed, and
George Aetzeel is not expected to live.
On Saturday a man named Atwood Nor
man, aged 81, threw himself in front of
train on the San Gabriel Valley road, with
| the intention of committing suicide. He
will die. He is a laboring man, and is sup
posed to be insane.
Joseph Palamountain, the miner injured
| in the Idaho mine at Grass Valley several
| days ago by car running over him, died
| Friday evening, after having suffered
greatly since the accident. He leaves a
wife and five small children.
Rain fell along the coast on Saturday
from Vancouver Island to Los Angeles,
reaching the latter place in the evening.
/ The storm started from Washington Terri
tory, and moved southwesterly over Ne
vada, heavy fall of snow being precipi-
| tated over that State and Idaho.
The San Andreas stage was robbed on
Saturday when half mile from Valley
| Springs. The robber was passenger, who,
when in sight of Valley Springs, grabbed
the woo en- express box and jumped out
of the s age. The box was broken open
with rock The value of its contents is
not known. Several hours later the stage
robber was caught by jeff James, of Valley
Springs. He refused to give his name.
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