Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-16
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

| Barnum's baby elephant Bridgeport is
dead.
There are rumors of an impending reyo-
luton in Peru.
Two hundred Chinese were recently
| landed at Mazatlan.
The Senate Commerce Committee is con-
| sidering the nomination of Tinnin.
| Senator Dolph, of Oregon, dined the JUS
tees of the Supreme Court Tuesday even
ing.
strike of employees of the Third Avenue
Street-car Company, of New York, is inn
| minent
The Baltimore Sun, Democratic paper,
is attacking the Administration on its gen.
eral policy.
Major-General Howard left Omaha Tues
| day night for San Francisco, accompanied
by his family.
Secretary Bayard is now on friendly
terms with his eldest son, who is to be
married in June
Frank W. Tracy, a millionaire, who was
the husband of Agnes Ethel, the actress,
died in Buffalo yesterday, aged A.
Ex-Congressman Cassidy of Nevada is in
Washington visiting the Departments to
| pick up few crumbs of patronage
The firm of Seiderburg e. Co., cigar
makers, at SO CORTLAND street, New York,
have made an assignment, giving $50, 600
preferences.
The local Legislature at Quebec have
passed resolutions of sympathy with the
Irish desire for home rule and approval of
| the action of Gladstone
Amelia Morosini, the daughter Of jay
! Goniu'. old partner, and the younger sister
OF Nj Y. Schelling Huelskamp, was bit
ten rabid dog in New York Wednes-
| dey.
HI itboycotting bakers who peddled
circuit efore the bakery of Mrs. GRAY, on
Hudsoi street. New York, several DAYS
past n 'e been arrested for disorderlv con-
due.
81 Senate Committee on Territories is
about TO investigate Governor Ross, of New
Mexico. 1t is charged that he has issued
S45, 900 of illegal certificates in payment of
militia expenses.
largely attended mass meeting of work.
ingmen was held in Washington Wednes-
day night, calling for the enforcement of
the eight-hour law on Government work.
and was addressed by several Congressman.
In Baltimore yesterday the officers of the
Knights of Labor ordered the tying up of
all the cars of the Union, Peoples and Cen
trail companies, and the work was done as
rapidly as the cars reached their respective
stations.
General Delgardo, commander of the
alleged filibuster, City of Mexico, accuses
| the American Consular Agent at San An
dreas of matchmaking him out of $500 on
the plea OF guaranteeing his safety and that
of his ship.
Chief Justice Waite, in writing the opin-
ion OF the Supreme Court in the Montgom-
| ery-avenue bond cases, compliments
Justices Mckee, Sharpstein and Ross, of
the California Court, on their clear and
forcible opinion.
Martin Irons, one of the leaders of the
| great strike, turns out to be the long lost
brother of Mrs. Jessie o Lsughlin, the wife
Of Brooklyn merchant tailor in COM
Portable circumstances. She hadn't heard
of him for thirty-four years.
Millions of dollars are supposed to be at
stake in a sensational suit about to be COM
menced at Reading, Pa. An aged woman.
daughter of the millionaire Valentine
Probst, confessed on her deathbed that
When her father died, in 1854, she stole
lot of deeds and other papers, and conveyed
them 70 man who was thus able to main
tain a fictitious show of right to property
that has now become very valuable.