Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-26
TELEGRAPHIC BRIYITIES.

| The annual Convention of the Young
! Mems Christian Association is in session at
Los Angeles.
1t is charged that ring of Democratic
| spectators have used Cleveland to boom
real estate near Washington.
| There are indications that crisis is on
! hand in the negotiations between Russia
and France in regard to Englands occupa-
ton of Egypt.
| L. E. Pratt Of San Francisco, Prosecuting
Attorney for Police Court No. Two, and at
| one time District Judge of Sierra county,
died yesterday morning.
At yesterdays day session of the Episeo-
| pal Convention nothing Of importance was
] transacted. Several changes and additions
to the Book of Common Prayer were made.
Baron Meyer de Rothschild. who died
| last week, left his famous collection OF art
! to his wife for her lifetime, and then 10
| Lord Rothschid Of London. The collec-
/ ton is one Of the finest in Europe.
Yesterday in San Francisco Captain John
]. Ellis was arraigned for the killing of
| Samuel Calimore colored sailor on board
| the British bark Buteshire, during a mu-
tiny on Friday evening last, and dis
charged
The Royalists of Vevay, France, have
| subscribed 3, 900 francs with which to pur-
chase sword of honor for the Count of
| Paris, who viii be in London on Tuesday
next to attend the confirmation Of his
| daughter. the Princess Helene.
! A Washington dispatch says An i'm
| portant decision has been made, in view of
a question of authority recently raised, that
| the Courts have no power to control the
action of the Executive Department of
public land entries before patents have
| been issued.
| Fay Templeton has been i'll since her ar
! rival in London. Howell Osborne appeared
| there early in the week, and on Friday
| night gave large dinner to Olga Brandon
and g number of other dramatic people
! from New York. He denies that he is
married TO Miss Templeton.
| The leading article in the Westminster Re
rie1C for the month is devoted to American
| resources and to the American Exposition,
and is very exhaustive article. 1t con-
| cludes with the statement that the Ameri-
can Exposition is likely to exercise an inn
! portant influence in assigning to the United
| States their just place in the economy ofin-
dustrial nations.
| A cable from London says The new
| Marquis of Aylesburv has been known for
years in London as blackguard and cad,
| and his life has been full of scandals. His
! wife was once an actress known as Dolly
Foster, and his senior by seven years. He
was expelled from Oxford for blackguard
conduct, and last January he was fined
forty shillings for rioting in the Hay
market.
The following named prominent persons
have arrived from France to participate in
| the Bartholdi statue inaugural ceremonies
| August Bartholdi and wife Admiral .Ieu-
res and General Pellissier, delegates of the
French Senate Messrs. Spuller and Des
mons, delegates of the Chamber of Depu-
ties, and other distinguished citizens of
France. The Union League Club has of
fered The French guests ali club privileges
during their stay here. The freedom of
the city will be offered them by Mayor
| Grace on Wednesday.
/ HNLsrog,r AT TAHOE IT is said hail