Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-29
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

England declines to allow Natal to alb
serb Zululand.
1t is claimed at Democratic headquarters
at Washington that the next House of Rep
resentatives will be Democratic by one
majority.
The attempt TO open up Massachusetts
avenue, Washington, TO Cleveland's coun-
try home will probably be temporarily
| abandoned.
The Cheyennes in Montana are reported
to be on the warpath, and have already
killed several settlers. Troops are Ell route
TO the scene.
The report telegraphed from Berlin, that
Germany is willing TO see Prince Alexan-
der back On the Bulgarian throne, is dis
credited in London.
| On the 22d instant the schooner Anna
| Hermine sank at Port Blackjack, near
Cape Oxford, on the Oregon coast, by strik-
ing on sunken rock.
! Advices received from various continental
capitals confirm the report that party is
in course of formation to proclaim East
Roumelia and Bulgaria republic.
The Southern Pacific Railroad has Sc
cured right of way from Ventura to Santa
! Barbara. 1t is expected the road will be
finished to the latter point by next July.
An oyster schooner was found the other
day in Honga river, on the Atlantic coast,
with her crew of four men living on her
deck murdered. The affair is wrapped in
mystery.
A new banking corporation has been or
| ganiZed at Santa Cruz, to be called the City
| Bank. The capital stock will be 100000
L. K Baldwin is President, F. A. Him,
Vice-President, and G. w. Frost, Cashier
James Ferry, about 65 years old, commit
ted suicide at the Grand Central lodging
house in Los Angeles, on Wednesday, by
taking strychnine. He left note saying
This world has been hard world for me
l think best to leave it. have led tenn
perate and moral life. If there is here
after hope TO enjoy it,
The Mexican Secretary of War has given
orders for the arrest of General Trinidad
Garcia de la Cadona, who recently left the
capital without permission. The General
is said to be in the interior at the head of a
revolutionary movement. The Second
Cavalry and Fourth Infantry under Gen
eral Mier, have left for San Luis Potosi.
De Lesseps says of the Panama Canal
Work is going on constantly, as fast as pos
sible The whole line is surveyed, plated
out, and every section and part of it is al
ready III tHe ndIuS Oh CONTRACTORS, edCn Oh
whom is under obligations to finish the
amount of work contracted for within a
given time. 1t will all be finished in three
years.
Important discoveries have been made
seriously compromising Mrs. Ashton Dixie
in the divorce proceedings brought against
Sir Charles Dixie. The discoveries were
made by an independent committee of in
vestigation. The opinion of the committee
generally is, so far as the inquiry has gone,
that the accusations against Sir Charles
Dixie were trumped up.
AT the Democratic campaign headquar-
tiers in Washington it is conceded that the
Republicans will make gains as follows
New York 4, New Jersey 2, Virginia /,
North Carolina l, Ohio 3, Michigan 4, In
diana l, Illinois ., Iowa 2, Kentucky and
Pennsylvania l, or twenty-five in all. 1t is
claimed that the Democrats will gain two
members in California, one in Tennessee
and one in South Carolina, or four in all.