Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-25
C0NDESsED DISPATCHES.


The black diphtseria is epidemic near
Detroit, Mich.
Regiels, Scott d Co., dry goods merchants
of Philadelphia, have failed.
Mrs. Sarah Tyrre, of Mount Hope, Wis,
killed her husband or Tuesday night.
The nomination OF w J. Tinnin has
been adversely reported 10 the Senate.
There is but little prospect of the San
Francisco Postoflice bill being read at this
session of Congress.
Mrs Cleveland, assisted by Miss Gregg,
held an informal reception at the White
House Thursday afternoon.
The Colorado Utah Railroad Association
is threatened with trouble by reason of
reduction in freight rates to the Missouri
! river.
Secretary Whitney says that there is no
truth in the statement that ne has re-
signed, and adds that he had no such in
tention.
Captain Beecher appeared before a sub
committee of the Senate Committee on
Commerce Wednesday to answer charges
against him.
WV. Carruth has been held for trial at
Boston for embezzling $1,000 while acting
as administrator of the estate of Julia
Wade, of Oakland, Cal.
Senator Morrill,, although somewhat i'm
proved as compared with the worst stage
of his present illness, remains in critical
condition. His disorder is Inflammation of
the bowels.
The President was so much occupied
Thursday in considering a large batch of
private pensions bills that he denied him
| self 10 all callers, and even postponed the
regular Cabinet meeting
The Odessa .IOsgsal states that Herr
| Krupp is preparing to establish foundry
| for the manufacture of cannon at Nicko-
laief, Russian naval station at the june
ture of the Ingul and Bug rivers.
The House Committee on Foreign AZ
! fairs have decided to report favorabIy the
bill authorizing the President to appoint
| military and naval attaches To foreign le-
cations also the bill to protect submarine
cables.
| The sixth annual meeting of the AmeTi-
can Water works Association convened in
! Denver Wednesday. No business was
! transacted except hearing the reports of
committees and listening TO several inter-
esting addresses.
The u-year-old girl of Dolein, in the de-
partment of .Jura, France, was bitten by a
dog on April 20th and placed under treat
ment by Pasteur She returned home and
has died of hydrophobia. Her death oc
CURED June 17th.
| The New York Herdids London CORE
spondent says that Patti was received with
great applause by fashionable audience
at Albert Hall Wednesday afternoon, her
! first concert since her marriage. In the
| evening she sang with others at the Royal
| Concert in Buckingham Palace.
| After five years of a deadlock between
I Prussia and England over their respective
rights to the appointment of a Protestant
| Bishop Of jerusalem Prussia has decided
| to dissolve the compact of 1871, under
which the two countries agreed TO alternate
| in the appointment and to found an inde-
pendent Prussian Bishopric at the Holy
City.
G. w. Smalley's cable special from Lon
don to the New York Tribune. of June 23d
says English yachtmen express little
confidence in the Galatea bringing back
| the American cup. The Times denies that
| she is representative vessel, and describes
| her as an unsuccessful and unfortunate
boat, with less chance of success than the
! Genesta.
The jury in the case Of the Anarchists
| John Protzmann and Herman Lampe, at
Milwaukee, brought in verdict of guilty
as to the former and not guilty as to the
latter Ii was shown that Pro.zmGnn took
leading part in the riots at the Brand
stove works aud at the Bay View rolling
| mills. The case of Henry Dampf is now
occupying the attention OF the Court.