Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-20
TELEGRAPHHC BRLYITIES.

Judge Prehdergast, of Chicago, refused
to naturalize a Chinaman.
The greater cart of the business portion
of Oakland, H., is in ruins.
The taxable property of New Mexico in
creased $1l ,000,eo0 during the past year.
The French Government proposes to
push the work of Strengthening its navy.
w. R. Whitmore, the former partner of
II. II. Powers, broker, in New York, has
failed for $4,000.
Thos. Burke was killed and three others
badly injured by an accident in one of the
new aqueduct shafts in New York yester-
day.
There is great suffering in Sabine Pass
and Johnson's Bayou. The Relief Com
mittee asks for money provisions and
clothing.
A heavy snow-storm was reported west
of Ogden yesterday. The storm was severe
enough to seriously interfere with the tele-
graph lines.
Yesterday in Washington crank was
arrested while threatening to kill Senator
Stanford and family. He was found to be
an escaped lunatic.
The first game OF a series for the baseball
championship of the world was played at
Chicago Monday, the score being Chicago
g. st. Louis Browns 0.
The Countess Won Arnim. the insane
wife OF Count Arnim, recently fled from
private asylum to the Black Forest. Her
body has been found in the river Murg.
Word was received On Monday that Gem
eral Bacon Montgomery bad accidentally
shot and killed himself while hunting at
Iona, Mexico, where he is interested in
mines.
The fwenty-ifth anniversary of the
Emperor Williams coronation and the
fifty-ffth anniversary of the birth Of the
Crown Prince Frederick William were OBJ
served on Monday by the imperial family.
James w. Foshay, ex-President of the
Broadway Railroad and Jake Sharp,
another of the parties indicted by the
Grand Jury for giving bribes to the doodle"
Aldermen, were arrested yesterday in New
York.
Ferdinand Helm, laborer, attempted
suicide yesterday in San Francisco by
shooting himself through the head He
was destitute, in a strange city. He was a
native of Germany, aged IS. No hopes are
entertained of his recovery,
A young man committed suicide in Oak
land yesterday by throwing himself into
Lake Merritt All that could be found TO
indentify him was a bank book of the
Savings Bank of Sacramento, with credit
to the depositer of $3.50 The book was in
the name of Richard Flanagan. He was
apparently about 26 years of age.
The Administration Congressman have
not been indorsed by their constituents.
OF this class of Democrats the following
named have been refused denominations
Willis, Bragg, Cobb, Welborn, Throek-
morton, King, Wallace, Iron, St. Martin,
Reese, Hammond, Singleton, Barksdale,
Van Eaton, Hale, Dawson, Caldwell, Tay-
lor, Ballentine, Tucker, Trigg, Cox, Greene,
Bennett, Skinner, EldridSe, Geddes, Le-
fevre, Mayberry, Carleton, Winaas, Com
stock, Boyle, Curtin, Eden, Riggs, Mitchell
and Gibson.
The appointments for the Colusa District
of the NJ. E. Church South are: J. Kelsey,
Presiding Elder Colusa, T. II. B. Ander-
SON. Yuba City Circuit w. ]. Mahau
Wheatland, R. F. Allen; Biggs, w. A.
Booker; Chico, j. c. Simmons Princeton.
R. Briggs; Penn Valley, NJ. J. Couch
Maxwell, W. e, Towson Woodland, H.
NJ. McKnightr Knights Landing B. H.
Russell; Shasta District, J. G. Shelton,
Presiding Elder; Red Bluff ]. G. Shelton
Orland, W II. Cooper; Willows, NJ. v
Howard Anderson, W II. Howard Cot
tonwood, G. w. Cannon Orc Mission, E.
Palmer Adm, &. H. Robertson Newyille,
J. W. Brown.