Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-12
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES,

The ice palace at st. Paul, Mimi, is melt
ing.
General Logan's new book, ''The Great
Conspiracy will be issued in April next.
L. Wales Doolittle, of Bethany, N. Y,
beat to death William Ford, one of his
farm hands.
Mullaly's livery stable was burned at st.
Louis yesterday, fifty eight horses perish
ing in the flames.
The Americans, Barren, Jeno, Jurgensen
and Jessens, have again been ordered to
leave the Island of Foehr
A movement is on foot i'll New York to
raise money to help the starving fishermen
on the west coast of Ireland
In the German Reichstag the Govern
ment has presented a proposal for a further
inquiry into the currency question.
Michael Doran cut his wife's throat in
Boston, Tuesday. and then drank cupful
Of blood which flowed from the wound
| Lottie Harrison shot herself in North
Adams, Mass, because her stepmother for
bade her lover to come TO the house any
more.
A New Haven Comm special says: A
I plot has been disclosed here to blow up
the EUening Union office by discharged em-
/ ployes.
The Brooklyn Courts have decided that
| the giving OF sO-called sacred concerts on
Sunday, in theaters or elsewhere, is not a
violation of law.
There is great boom at Montreal in the
| tea trade, caused by the rumor that at the
| coming session of Parliament the Govern
ment will increase the duty.
/ Daniel J. Dalton, clerk of the Hamilton
/ county (O.) Courts, has been committed to
| jail Tor refusing to furnish certain election
returns to the Committee on Privileges and
Elections ofthe House
John Bigelow has been appointed by the
! New York Chamber of Commerce to visit
| the Panama Canal while Ferdinand de Les
! seps is at ASpinwall. Mr.. Bigelow departed
yesterday on the steamship Colon.
| The Congress Of the National Trotting
! League yesterday elected the following as a
| Board of Review for the Pacific district:
! \. I. Smith and J. Mem. Shafter, of San
! Francisco, and l.. J. Rose, of San Gabriel
| Friends in Kingston, Ont, have been
advised of the killing of six mounted
police near Regina. They await confirm
| alton OF the report. They also have been
| informed by their correspondent that
rebellion is likely to occur in the spring.
| The International Cigarmakers' Strike
| Committee at New York met Wednesday
| evening and instructed the Secretary to
| withhold the publication of the action
taken by the various branches and unions
| pending the actual settlement of the strike
| Vassar College has received gift for its
botanical department sf full collection of
| the native ferns OF Hawaii, embracing 90
| different genera and 76 different specimens,
some of which are quite rare The donor
is Mrs Emily Talbot Walker, of San Fran
cisco.
| At the sale of trottng stock owned by K.
| S. Stoyer, at the Hambletonian Stock Farm,
Paris, KY, Wednesday, 40 head brought
$26, $50. One of the largest prices, 81 400,
was paid by G. w. Goodall, of Cheyenne,
| for Spartan, bay geding, six years old,
| by the famous sire Strathmore, out of Ola
by Almont.
A dispatch from Edmonton, n W. T.,
says. AT police barracks here and at Fort
Saskatchewan the men are still in a state
| of insubordination and doing much as they
please. At the latter place recently some
of them became intoxicated and after
! locking the commanding officer in his
room, continued their debauch.
| Dempsey, in answer to q circular letter
of George Lablancbe, the Boston middle
weight, explains how his efforts to arrange
the fight failed, and says: will meet La
| blanche as soon as NV hand gets well. I
am down to box Joe EilingswnTth on the
| 226 and Pete MeCoy on the 9th. / will
nos meet Ellingsworth, and box only Me-
Coy. Then ! will 90 for the Marine"