Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-13
TELEGRAPHIc BREyIIIEs.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
The House conferees on the sweet wine
bill have been appointed.
Admiral Jouett has made a satisfactory
! inspection of the Dolphin.
Two colored criminals were lynched at
| Ringgold, Ga, on Friday night.
! The knights of Labor at Newark, n. j.,
are making war on Chinese laundries.
Henry George is going to Chicago to as
sist Carter Harrison in his fight for Mayor.
There is trouble between the Central La
Dor Union and the Knights of Labor of
New York.
| Elizabeth Hoyt, of California. claims
vile. Pa,
The passengers OH a train at Bellevue,
Texas, were robbed on Saturday by three
highwaymen.
Hiram d. Knight has been appointed In
spector of Steam Vessels at San Francisco,
vice Martin Bulger.
| Volnev E. Chamberlain, AN extensive pork
packer, has been found guilty of perjury at
East Cambridge, Mass.
The time of the House on Saturday was
occupied with consideration of the sundry
civil appropriation bill.
Secretary Bayard is asserted to have ex-
pressed himself in favor of so amending
the Chinese Restriction Act that its intent
may be carried out.
A special from Schulenburg, Tex, says
NJ. Lewis, an old and respectable planter
residing south of that place, was called to
his door Friday night and fatally shot by
an unknown assassin.
The reports that have been in circulation
for several days, to the effect that the en-
gineers of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany were joining the Knights of Labor,
is pronounced untrue by the members of
F.! the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
| A train composed of nineteen Pullman
cars and two regular coaches, and carrying
600 ex ursionists, left Kansas City for Cali
fornia over the Santa Fe and Atlantic and
Pacific lines on the 9th instant. This is
the biggest excursion train that ever started
West.
/ FOREIGN
The cholera has appeared in Mendoza,
Chile.
The trial of John Dillon began on Satur-
day in Dublin.
Goblet has completed the formation of
new French Ministry.
The German troops are being rapidly
armed with repeating rifles.
The Government troops have gained
complete victory over the rebels in Ecua-
dor
All places in Russia bearing German
names are to be renamed at the beginning
of the year.
Preparations are already being made in
Dublin to give grand welcome to Michael
Davitt and his bride.
1t is said that President Diaz, of Mexico,
favors the most friendly relations between
that country and the United States.
PACIFIC COAST.
In the Kilgore murder trial, at Los An
geles, the jury brought in verdict of not
guilty.
John Duncan, postmaster of Heber City,
Utah, has been arrested for delaying reg
istered letter.
1t is reported that William Crumdiek was
shot last Thursday in Middletown, Lake
county, by man named Davis.
In the Cotton case, on Saturday, Judge
Temple cut down the defendants claim for
costs from 81. 6SS 81 to S2377 50.
Bob Mason a sporting character and pugi-
list, has eloped from Ukiah with the
daughter of prominent merchant.
S. Frankel, one of the firm of Frankel
Brothers, of Virginia, New, is under arrest
and there is great excitement over his APP
prehension.
George II. Russell, an attorney at-law at
Fort Jones, while on a business trip to
Yreka died very suddenly Saturday from
an overdose of morphine, he having taken
sixty grains.
1t is rumored in Los Angeles that a
private dispatch has been received stating
that Judge Bicknell had been appointed
Judge of the new judiciary district of
southern California.
D. NJ. Kalhar, the station agent at No
gales, A. T., who was shot by Customs In
spector Hamilton on Tuesday, died of his
wounds Saturday night at $50. His de-
mise created intense excitement.
Harrison Standley, an old pioneer died
in Ukiah on Friday. He went to Mendo-
cino county in 1858, aud built the first
hotel in Ukiah. The deceased. who was
aged u years, leaves seven children.
The Southern Pacific's engineers reached
San Luis Obispo on Saturday with their
preliminary line from Templeton. The
survey, if adopted, will carry the road
trife over a mile to the east of the town.