Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-29
WHOLE No l1,O59.
TELEGRAPIIIC BREYIT1Es.

The feeders and pressmerl in New York
demand an increase of 50 per week.
Edward S. Cleveland is the Democratic
nominee for Governor in Connecticut.
A tobacco factory at Sydney, Australia,
mas Deeh burned with loss of $500, 900.
The Roach Mills at Haywood, N. H,
Were burned Yesterday. The mills en-
ployed $4,000 spindles.
AT Albuquerque, n. NJ, on the 26th.
FRANK Lpplncott broke his arm while
pitching at baseball game.
Jerry J. Johnson accidentally shot him.
seH III san LUIS Obispo on the 24th, while
placing loaded rifle in wagon.
A grand reception and banquet were
rendered to General Miles and Captain
Lawton at Albuquerque, n NJ, ON Mon
day.
Most of the California Knights Tenlplar
who attended the ST. Louis Conclave, con-
slstlng OF California No. l, Oakland and
Golden Gate Communicates, arrived in
Chicago on Monday, and were entertained
by the local Knights.
Yesterday the Congregational Board of
Ministers, III London, formally entertained
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and wife.
Beecher was presented with an address of
welcome in behalf of the CONGREGATIONAL
lists of England, to which the American
clergyman replied.
The sub-coin mittee of the Committee on
FOREIGN Relations of the UEited States
Senate met at Boston on the 2Sth, to- con-
fer OF the preliminaries Of the investiga-
ton into the fishery question, in accord
ance with a resolution passed at the last
session. Senator Edmunds, the Chairman,
presided.
Afiidavits to support the motion for a
new trial for the seven condemned Chicago
Anarchists were filed by their attorneys
yesterday. The usual plea was entered
that the verdict is not supported by evi-
dence, and it is also urged that the counsel
for the State employed a form of argument
which was calculated to prejudice the jury.
Thomas Power O'Connor cables from
London that there will be no war this wear
in Europe over the Eastern question. Bis
narck has resolved at almost any cost to
prevent fighting, and he is considered in
official circles there strong enough to have
his own way. Lord Iddesleigh's efforts 10
effect an alliance between England, Austria
and Turkey are considered by leading diplo-
mats in London hopeless, ike all other
plans hatched in Downing street to hold
back the Gar.
A riot took place yesterday during the
unveiling and dedication of q statue of Ar
mand Barbes, the Red Republican col
league of Bianqui, at Carcassonne, in the
department of Aude, France The COM
mittee having the ceremonies in charge
are nearly all Moderatis;s. The Revolu-
tionists made an open fight for control of
the situation. With red flags flying they
assaulted the inclosed site, breaking down
the barriers, trampling over women and
children and driving the ModeratiSts and
their police allies away from the place
In Leipsie yesterday, four hundred So
cialists made demonstration by marching
through the streets with the expelled So
cialist leader, Schuman, at their head, wav-
ing red flags and denouncing the Govern
ment. The police attacked the procession
and attempted to capture the red flags.
The Socialists beat the officers back, and,
after a stubborn fight, in which many on
both sides were wounded, the police got re-
inforced and returned. This time they
succeeded in dispensing the Socialists. cap
turing seven of them, Schumau included