Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-26
TELEGRAPHIC BRtVITIES.

The dry-goods trade in New York is re-
ported good.
There is no change in the situation of the
cIgar-makers strike at New York.
There are many cases of smallpox re-
ported in the Mexican quarter at Galveston
Texas
Miss Berenice Morrison, the wealthiest
woman in Missouri, is to marry a Young
man in Los Angeles half her age and poor
An effort will be made to declare for
feited the $4,000 acres of public lands
granted to the wagon-road company in
Oregon.
4 dynamite cartridge was exploded on
the yeranda Of United States Commissioner
Collins house, at Gainesville. Ga, on FRI
day night
1t Is authoritatively stated that the du-
ties of the receiver of the Texas and Pacific
Railway will necessitate the retirement OF
Governor Brown as general solicitor of the
Missouri Pacific.
Ludwig, King of Bavaria, is not in Paris,
as has been reported. He is at the chateau
of HohenswaDger, near Fussen, in the Ba-
varian Alps, and holds verbal communica-
ton with no one.
The leading clearing in the
United States report that the gross bank
exchanges for the past week were $685.
2l9,672, an increase of Al per cent. over
the corresponding week last year.
The Board of Agriculture of Berlin has
sent to Bismarck resolution in support of
measures looking to the increase in value
OF silver and to securing an agreement
with other European nations for the I'M
limited coinage of silver.
The New York Tribuae's Baltimore spe-
cial says: The claims of the colored fam
lily of Stevenson in Philadelphia to prop
erty in Baltimore, valued at 81 SOC, 900, are
being prosecuted by Sylvester Stockbridge.
of this city, and by Philadelphia lawyers
A Dublin cable of the oath says The
boycotting of the Misses Curtin for bearing
witness against the moonlighters who muir
dered their father, assumes greater proper
tons. Upon leaving church in the parish
of Fries, yesterday, the girls were sur
rounded by a bowling mob, which it re-
quired forty police to dispense.
1t is stated on good authority that a
movement is on foot in New York to pub
licly manifest American sentiment in be-
half of Irish selt-government by a mass
meeting, resolutions and appeals to the
British people. 1t is claimed the move
ment is distinctively American, having no
similar movement is going on in Phila
delphia.
In a discussion in the German Reichstag
Saturday, Herr Woermann, chief of large
liquor exporting house, was charged with
sending poisonous brandieS to Africa. Herr
Woermann acknowledged that the charge
was partly true, but that he had never sent
bad brandy to any of the German colonies,
but to the French colonies, and to them
only he had shipped rum of the worst
quality.
The New York Times says: Rabbi Sam
uel CRIES., who has in the past officiated at
the Rivington-street Synagogue, Sunday
evening renowned Judaism, and was bap-
TIED into the Christian faith by Rev. Jacob
Freshman. The service was performed at
the Hebrew Christian Church, st. Mark 5
Place. A large number of orthodox Jews.
as well as Jewish converts to Christianity,
witnessed the ceremony.
The firms of C. Robin & Co. P. Robin &
Co. and Duheume, Gessett, Nicoll e. Co, of
the Island of Jersey, have suspended.
Their total liabilities amount to 600 600
Their assets consist chiefly of fishing YES
sells and factories in British America, which
the Canadian fishermen threaten to pillage
The Ottawa Government has asked the
English Government by cable to send
troops to protect the property.
1t is said that the arrangement is practi-
cally completed for the return of Dr. New
man TO the Metropolitan Church of Wash
ington as its regular pastor. The congre-
CATION is said to be entirely in favor of his
return, and only the Bishops consent is
needed. Senators Stanford and Logan will
be especially pleased to have Newman back
in his old place. DR.. Newman is a guest
of Senator Stanfords, in Washington.