Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-28
WHOLE NO u,O83.
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.


Charles L. Drew died at the Veterans
Home at Yountville on Monday and was
buried Tuesday.
War has broken out in Montana between
the Sioux and Crow Indians. One severe
battle has been fought.
The National Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers has elected P. NJ. Arthur Grand
Chief Engineer for three years.
Albert Sears and Colby Moore have been
arrested at Monson, Me, charged with
blowing up the office of DR.. Hall at that
place.
A number of fraudulent registrations
have been discovered in Solano county, and
the names have been stricken from the
register.
In a fire at Pocahontas, Va Yesterday.
| George Baber of Lynchburg perished in
the flames, and several other persons are
| missing.
mine was sunk at Point Blackjack, near
Cape Oxford, on the Oregon coas', by strik-
ing sunken rock.
The President has decided to defer the
| appointment OF officers of the new judicial
district of southern California until the
meeting of Congress.
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| Case School of Applied Science in Cleve-
| land, which was completed and opened one
year ago at a cost of 100000, was burned
! Wednesday.
| The Governor of Washington Territory
is anxious that Washington Territory be
admitted to the union of States, a privilege
| which he claims FOR her increased popula-
ton and great Importance as a common
wealth.
A young man named Daniel Buckley,
| SICK of fever for a week while delirious cut
| his throat with razor in the presence of
his brother at a hotel in Port Costa on
| Tuesday The cut is very serious. but the
jugular vein was not severed.
Hungarian journals evidently view the
| appearance of Russian war vessels at Narna
as an overt act, and recommend prepara-
| tons for resistance and an alliance between
Austria, Hungary and Italy for the purpose
| of opposing Russian aggression.
At the Episcopal Convention yesterday
resolution was adopted, providing for a
committee of three Bishops, three clericals
| and three laymen, TO whom should be
recommitted the whole subject of marriage
and divorce, to report thereon to the next
General Convention.
| A Reading (Pal special says Just as five
! workingmen employed in a sawmill in the
| woods in East Nautmeal were quitting
work on Monday terrific explosion took
| place, and the next instant they were blown
in various directions in g shower of shat
tered iron and steam, while fusillade of
missiles cut the trees and scattered destruc-
ton in every direction. All of the men
| were seriously injured.
An Albany special OF the Goth says: The
tilinS on the first floor corridor of the Cap
itol, opposite the Assembly staircase, bulged
and separated with loud noise this morn
ing. The attaches of the departments in
the vicinity rushed into the corridor to see
what had happened. The loose tiling was
piled up, and matters went on as before.
The cause of this rupture is attributed to
the swelling OF the tiling or the contracting
of the cement floors. Leopold Edlitz's gor-
geous Assembly staircase is now carefully
shored up with wooden props.
Following is the list of applicants for
Judge and Marshal in the new Southern
District of California: For Judge-Jahn D.
Bicknell, George H. Smith and Albert NJ.
Stevens, of Los Angeles; James B. Camp
bell and L. Fulton, of Fresno, and w. G.
Wallace, of Napa. For Attorney-Weed
S. Chief, James R. Dupuy, George j. Den
mis-, Shirley C. Ward, of Los Angeles, and
j. Marion Brooks, Of San Buenaventura.
Los Angeles furnishes all candidates for
Marshal, as follows: Nicholas A. Covarru-
bias Thomas P. Cuddy and Sidney Lacy,