Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-15
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.
DOMESTIC.

Il
DOMESTIC.
Ex- President Arthur's health is improv-
ing.
The new 50 silver certificates will be is
sued in few days.
The will of Mrs. A. T. Stewart was ad-
mitted to probate in New York Saturday.
1t is now claimed Morrison's defeat was
due TO bis opposition to the Oleomargarine
bill.
J.W. Mackay has been elected President
of the Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Com
pany.
Chief Bushyhead of the Cherokees favors
a confederation of the tribes of Indian Ter
ritory.
A boiler explosion at Sheffield, Pa, killed
Milton Mapes and seriously injured three
other men.
The Staten Island dyeiGg establishment
at West Brighton was burned Saturday.
Loss. 100000.
During a fire in Louisville, Saturday
night, Street cistern exploded and killed
James Connell.
A witness in the Curtis case de-
clared that the defendant did not lose his
fingers in the war.
1t is probable that Mayor Grace in few
DAYS will appoint two women as members
of The Board of Education.
DR.. T. C. Powell, who fatally shot E.
Sharp at Rocky Mount, \. G., was rescued
from an officer by his friends.
The Washington police force is charged
with planning to blackmail Congressman
in order to secure certain legislation.
Counsel for the men charged with brib
ing New York Doodle Aldermen are pre-
pairing to make a stubborn resistance.
A satisfactory adjustment of the accounts
of the Union Pacific Railroad is in fair
way of being reached at the Interior De-
partment.
The Campaign Executive Committee of
the Central Labor Union of New York has
Just issued an address to organized labor
throughout the United States"
1t is rumored that Mrs. Mackay will
stand sponsor to Mrs. James Brown-Potter
during her preparations for the stage, and
will go to Paris to open her house.
FOREIGN.
The American schooner Flying scud was
seized at Halifax.
The Venezuelan Government has pro-
hibited the importation of all foreign silver
money.
A landslide at Embrun, Hautes-Alpes,
due 10 the rains, buried eight persons, all of
who were killed.
Lord Randolph Churchills advanced
views are causing trouble in the English
Conservative party.
The Bulgarian Regents have resigned,
and deputation from the Sobranje will
ask the Powers to name candidate for the
throne.
Bismarck's idea in conciliating the Vati-
can is to obtain the vote of the Center party
on the question of maintaining the mill
tary septunate.
1t is proposed by English residents Of
New York to erect on Staten Island statue
of Queen Victoria that shall be 100 feet
higher than the Bartholdi Statue OF Liberty.
The body of Herr Krebs, member of
the Berlin Municipal Council, has been
found in Gouenwalde. He had committed
suicide By shooting himself through the
head. A writ had been issued against him
for smuggling trust funds.
Arthur Buies, the well-known French
Canadian lilterateur, has been excommuni-
Gated and his paper, La LdnteTrae, placed
under ban by Cardinal Tachereau. Buies
has been attacking the Roman Catholic
hierarchy and its teachings.
The prospect of Queen Yictoria's jubilee
celebration are developing, and already
promise an extraordinary series of demon
STATIONS. All the Mayors who will be in
Office are now elected, and in large ma
jority of cases the most elaborate celebra-
ton are expected.
Among the numerous incidents of the
,oN A.
Enelishmen of the coarser amusements of
past days. A rotten egg aimed at the Lord
Mayor struck a mace leaning against the
window of the state coach and defiled the
new gown of the chaplain and spoiled the
costly silk dress of the lady who was be-
side him.
PACIFIC COAST.
Ground has been broken for new hotel
at Santa Ana
More trouble is reported with raiding In
dams in Montana and Wyoming.
Citizens of Santa Rosa have subscribed
$50 900 toward the stock of the new Benicia
railroad.
4 young man named Rance was thrown
from wagon at Los Angeles on Saturday
and had his right thigh broken.
w. G. Hendricks, a resident of Hanford,
had his left foot crushed at Huron Satur-
day morning by the cars running over it.
An electric railway is promised at Onta-
rio. San Bernardino county. 1t is said that
Eastern capitalists have taken hold of the
matter.
Fred Caviness died in Portland Friday
night from poisoning. He was hostler,
aged % years. Frank O'Neil and John
Scott have been arrested for the crime.
A sharp shock of earthquake was ex-
perienced at Reno Saturday evening at 8
o'clock. The vibrations lasted four or five
seconds, and were from north to south.
A new town called Ramona has been laid
OUT seven miles east of Los Angeles, and
another of the same name has been To-
Gated on the Santa Maria ranch, San Diego
county.
Star route service between Oroville and
Powellton will be increased to three times
week from December LIST to May 31st,
instead of one whole route from Oroville
10 Susanville.
Edward Mugford, telegraph operator,
lately in The employ Of the Western Union |
Telegraph Company, committed suicide al
Los Angeles on Saturday. He was labor |
ing under temporary insanity.
Mrs. Eugene Walker, who was shot By
the Hemmis al arroyo Grande some
months ago, Tor which crime and the muir
der OF Mr.. Walker they were lynehed, died
at Redwood City on Saturday.
Mrs. Won Valkenberry was thrown from
a wagon at Petaluma and had both arms
broken near the elbow. She was also
otherwise bruised, and as she is 65 years
old, fears are entertained for the result.
A Topolobampo Colony Club has
been formed at Los Angeles. Among other
things, it is proposed to exclude horses and |
dogs from Pacific City" and women will
enjoy equal political privileges with men,
the whole TO be governed by Board OF
Directors.
The fire which began burning in the old |
shaft OF the Idaho mine at Grass Valley has |
not yet been subdued, as it is still burning |
between the 20O-foot level and the 400-foot |
level. Il IS expected that it viii be con- |
fined to that portion of the mine, as means |