Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-27
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITlES.

The London Times says England will
Judge for herself when her task in Egypt
is finished.
The Spanish Government is about to
open negotiations with the United States
for q treaty on the subject of commerce
with the West Indies
Carrie. daughter of Constantine Gerutich,
died at Walla Walla on the 18th Of con-
cussion of the brain. the result OF being
thrown-h from horse Saturday.
The New York Times is investigating the
suspicious circumstances attending Cleve-
lands alleged purchase of the place called
Pretty Prospect" near Washington.
Daniel Wilson, while hauling q load of
tanbark in MendOCinO struck rut in the
road, throwing his foul -year-old son under
the wheels and causing death in few mo-
ments.
The Yaqui Indians are again out in
strong force, Taiding, foraging and burning
the haciendas and towns, and driving large
bands of cattle toward their own territory
! on the Rio Yaqui.
Ten thousand Pondas have invaded
Xesibeland, burning kraals and commit
ting depredations The Government is
raising volunteers to resist them. The
situation IS critical.
A cablegram says France is pressing
Russia to initiate a movement on Constan-
tinople The Russian feet is ready to leave
the Black Sea. The Baltic has been raised
to its fullest strength.
Charles Il. Waterman has accepted the
nomination Tor Mayor of New York from
| the hands of the American party, composed
of those who believe the government of
| the country should be in the hands of ma
| tive-born citizens.
William Hurd's house, at Truckee, was
robbed yesterday by tramps. Afterward
| thev attempted to rob the American House,
and officer Reed fired three shots at one of
the fleeing robbers, a negro, who has been
| working Tor the Capital restaurant.
Charles Henderson has been arrested at
Shelbyyille, KY, on charge Of having on
August 24th heeced farmer out of SO 800
| by three-card monte. Henderson was adj
mittcd to bail in $500, and Immediately
| fed.
The meeting OF the Cabinet yesterday
was the first one at which all members
were present since Secretary Manning was
! taken sick in May last. The Canada fish
| cries question and the Cabinet participating
in the Bartholdi statue inauguration were
! discussed.
| Colonel Mervyn Donahue and party are
at Ukiah, feeling the pulse of the people
on the subject of the extension of The San
| Francisco and North Pacific Railroad into
| Mendocino county. Mr. Donahue says
there viii be no delay in the completion Of
the road to Ukiah.
The Reno Journal insists that james G.
| Fair is not candidate for re election to
| the United States Senate from Nevada A
letter of declination from the gentleman is
asserted to be in the hands OF the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee. "and is
withheld from publication because The
Democrats think it IS good policy 10 hold it
| back"
There is trouble between the men en-
gagged in putting up the Postal Telegraph
poles and the section men Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. 1t was sup
posed that Mr.. Maekay had secured the
right OF way through the Northern Pacific
lands, bat the men engaged IN digging
holes along the line Of the Northern Pacific
have been driven away for two days by the
railroad employees, and the holes filled up.
This trouble is between Tacoma and
Tenino