Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-20
BREYTTIES.
FOREIGN.

EDKEIGH-
The cholera is still raging in Corea.
The illness of Cardinal Jacobini has as
stunned a critical stage.
The Bulgarian Deputies are afraid to
choose q successor to Prime Alexander,
lest the Powers reject him.
TIE state entry of the Marquis Of Lon
donderry into Dublin was made with the
| usual demonstration, but was devoid of in
cident. The Marquis was accompanied by
his wife.
The couyicts employed by the Egyptian
Government at DjebelZeil petroleum works
mutinied recently, and twenty-four OF the
mutineers had to be killed before theo others
could be forced again into submission.
Sucei, the Italian faster. has successfully
accomplished his task of subsisting thirty
! DAYS without ordinary food, on mineral
water and the extract from an African root.
He finished his task without being at all
exhausted.
The Republifue Francajse urges the French
Government 10 take advantage of the fact
that England has her hands full to enforce
a French -protectorate over Ma lagaScar.
Otherwise" observes the paper, Eng
land, when up again, and disengaged, will
be mistress of the situation"
DOMESTIC.
There is likely to be contest over Til
denis will.
+. S. Prince has forfeited the worlds
| bicycle championship to Fred Wood, of
England.
Thirteen cases of wine have been stolen
from the headquarters of the California
Knights Templar at st. Louis.
Richmond J. Lane, recently President of
the Abingdon Mass National Bank, has
been indicted on sixty-fiTe counts.
The Sulliyan-Hear fight at Pittsburg,
| Saturday night, was stopped by the police
in the second round, but Sullivan was de-
clared the winner.
John C. Larwill, Of Loudonville, o has
made an assignment to Paul Oliver, also of
L9udonville. The assignment is the
heaviest made in that section for many
years, as Larwili is v%ariously estimated TO
be worth from 500 900 to 100000. He
assigns MS residence and building block in
LoGdonville.
In New York, on Saturday, Mrs. Annie
Hubbell. 35 years old, drowned her little
6-year-old daughter Bethel in the bath-tub
and then hanged herself to the bathroom
door. Both had been dead six hours when
found bT her husband, who is frantic with
grief. He says his wife never showed any
symptoms Of insanity.
PACIFIC COAST.
There is a tie-up On the Los Angeles
cable car line.
A timer named Grobe fell at Portland,
CIR, on Saturday and broke his neck.
Political meetings were held in many
places Saturday night by both Republicans
and Democrats.
No official information concerning the
! conditions OF Geronimo's surrender have
been received at the War Department.
J. B. Forster was arrested in Salt Lake
City on Saturday on the usual charge. He
admitted his guilt and was held in 81 900
bail.
Robert Toland, a lad of Is years, while
hunting on Howell Mountain Thursday,
accidentally shot himself. He died almost
instantly.
The commissions OF a number of APP
pointees of the General Land Office have
been withheld, owing to a failure to file
the necessary bonds.
Miss Nellie Kipp. one of the victims of
the Los Angeles murderer, Boynton, is still
alive. There have been threats of lynchipg
the double-dyed murderer.
The Republicans of Nevada county
opened the campaign IN Saturday night by
an enthusiastic mass meeting. Ex-senator
A. A. Sargent was the principal speaker.
The Indians at Metlakatla, B. G., still re-
fuse to allow the Government engineers to
survey their land. No violence is offered,
but the stakes are withdrawn and thrown
away.
A man named James NJ. Lowery COM
mitted suicide ON Saturday, at the Arcade
Hotel, Dixon, by taking an overdose of
laudanum. Deceased was about 40 years
OF age.
The Anderson Enterprise having advoca-
ted the removal of the county seat from
Shasta to Redding, a large delegation
thereupon waited on the publisher and
withdrew their names from his list OF
patrons.
Whilea political meeting was in progress
at MERGED, on Saturday night, a shooting
affair occurred near by between Caleb
| Coakly and Sol. ShOckley, the latter being
wounded. Three b%ystanders were also
wounded, one of them, named Rucker, re
ceiving mortal injuries. Shockley is also
expected to die. Coakly is in prison,
Before daylight on Saturday morning, as
Mrs. Klemm, Of San Francisco, and a
number of friends were returning from a
party in SCOTS valley, Santa Cruz county,
the horses and wagons fell into a ravine.
Mrs. Klemm had her ankle sprained and
suffered minor bruises. The other mem
bers of the party were more or less injured,
but no bones were broken.