Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-24
TELEeRApHIc BREy1TIEs.

The Ottawa, Ontario. police have discov-
cred the existence OF a band of Anarchists.
They have meeting room hung with in
cendiary placards.
John +. Ward. the comedian. has been
arrested at Dayton, o., charged with Turing
a San Francisco girl from her home under
promise Of marriage.
The Crawford-Dill1e case will be heard
in London on its merits in fortnight. 1t
is expected seriously to affect Sir Charles
bikes chances in Chelsea.
From Burmah and Egypt come calls to
the British Government for more troops,
the activity of the rebels in both countries
becoming very threatening.
1t is said that the Prince of Wales has
| established his reputation as u man of
sense by advising Miss Grant to break off
her engagement with Lord Cairnes.
The Captains and Leutenants OF her
Maiesty's war ships engaged in protecting
| the fisheries on the Newfoundland coast
have been created Justices of the Peace.
| The inaugural meeting of a branch of
the Protestant Home Rule Association held
in Dublin Tuesday ended in free fight.
Several persons were forcibly elected from
the meeting hall.
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gagged in fight on schooner in the har-
Dor on Tuesday, and fell overheard. One
] of them, named fellows, was drowned: the
other was rescued and put in Jail.
Owing to the pastoral letters denouncing
the knights of Labor, issued by the Cana
dian Catholic Bishops, the Catholic MEM
bers will withdraw and will form a new
organization without the secret feature.
&c tofa
! that the Government is debating the estab-
lishment of a mail route to the Eastby the
way of the Canadian Pacific and Van
couver, but could give no further informa-
| ton.
The New York Worlds Washington
| special says: Senator Morrill, lies danger
ously sick at his home in this city with in
| fammation of the bowels. Within the past
few days he has improved slightly, but he
is not yet out of danger.
jeremiah Koran, agent fer the Metropol-
| itan Life Insurance Company, of New
| York. has been arrested for forgery at Man
chester, n. II. He was insuring sick men,
| forging their names to the applications and
collecting the insurance.
4 dispatch from Prague, Bohemia, states
| that ferry boat capsiZed while crossing
the Lazawa river. throwing fifty persons
| into the water. The exact number drowned
| has not been ascertained, but twenty-five
| bodies have been recovered.
A Washington correspondent says that
| members of Congress who would not take
| brides will support the Union Pacific ex-
tension bill, because they have bought
stock low, and everything that puts the
stock up means money in their pockets
| A check for the full amount of his ex-
! penses at Deer Park has been sent by Pres
ident Cleveland to the Baltimore and Ohio
road In a letter inclOsing his check the
| President expressed his appreciation of the
attention himself and Mrs. Cleveland re-
ceived.
The wholesale poisoning at Pottersville,
| Hunterdon county. n. j., IS said to have
| been caused by some poisonous substance
getting into the ice cream, and was not the
result of eating canned meats, as origin
ally stated. About l60 persons were
afflicted.
| During q storm on Saturday last, on the
steamer Cachapalo, from Valparaiso to Co
| quimpo, a panic occurred among the deck
passengers, who lowered the boats, all OF
| which foundered, six passengers being lost.
The steamer arrived safely at Coquimbo
on Sunday night.
| The French Government at o'clock
| "Wednesday afternoon issued a decree ex-
| polling the French Princes from the coun-
| try. The Princes left France that night.
| A number of Royalist Senators and Dep
uties went to Chateau d Or to condole with
| the Count of Paris.
| Receiver Julian T. Davies, of the firm of
| Grant q Ward, in two years has succeeded
| in collecting in all $780, S8 6S. He has paid
out in settlements 4094 80; in expenses
of receivership $41 COZ 80, and has left on
hand $S4 $50 20. All but 81 900 of this
latter sum is tied up, subject to orders of
| the Court.
Gladstone's journey from the meeting
hall at Glasgow to the railroad station was
q grand triumphal procession. His car
rage was escorted by a body of police.
Every point of vantage around the station
had to be fought for. The streets were
crowded with solid masses of humanity
shouting themselves hoarse.
The mate of the British bark Arklow,
picked up ct sea in an open boat by the
American ship Pendleton, and who said
that the Arklow was sunk by collision on
May Sth, has disappeared. He left note
stating that his heard-rending story of the
collision and his subsequent sufferings was
false, and added: 81 left the vessel for a
reason which l will hereafter explain"
Herbert Meaton, the English lightweight
Jockey injured in the fourth race at Sleeps
head Bay Tuesday, died shortly after md
night. Meaton was one of the best jockeys
| in the East, and he had many calls for his
services. He had signed with w. L. Scott,
| of the Algeria stable, for 1886, and it was
lille riding one of the members of this
stable that he received his fatal injuries.
Judge Stanley Matthews was married in
New York Wednesday morning to Mrs.
Marie X. Theaker, of Cleveland. The cere-
| mony took place at the home of the brides
cousin, Charles Parson, Jr. Rev. w. NJ. R..
Paxton, of Trenton, n. j., officiated, as
sisted by Rev. DR.. Richard d. Ha1ton, of
the First Presbyterian Church here. There
| were about fifty relatives and friends
present.
The Canadian Department OF Marine has
| ordered the departure from Halifax OF the
steamer Alert, of Arctic exploration fame,
with the Hudson bay expedition on board.
Commander Gordon, r. n, will be in COM
mand. The steamer will this year proceed
as far as James bay, also visiting the pro-
posed terminus of the Winnipeg and Hud-
son Bay Railway. The steamer Will return
| to Halifax early in October.
! Commissioner Sparks, in answer to the
! inquiry embodied in a resolution OF the
Senate if he had issued circular suspend
ing the Presumption, Timber Culture and
Desert Land Acts, and if so upon what
| authority, says Authority to issue such a
circular was founded upon precedents,
deemed to be sufficient, of more than forty
years standing, sanctioned by judicial de-
cisions and by Congressional recognition"
The report of the Central Pacific for the
| year ending last December shows surplus
/ over all charges of 1868, oe0. The gross
earnings for the nine months beginning
April 1st, by the Southern Pacific, were
Sl1 ash 900 The operating expenses, taxes
and betterments, St, 4o6 600; interest and
rentals, s., SIS 600; sinking fund and United
States requirements, S765,000; deficit prior
to April 1st. S1,l14, 900, leaving surplus
as given.
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pains.
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