Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-01
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.


The Vienna Theater in los Anoeles
was destroyed by fire yesterday.
There has been decrease of nearly s11
Ooo0 eco in the public debt during September.
Maclay denies that the Western Union
IS TO control The Commercial Cable Gem
pany.
Colonel Tom ochiltree narrowly escaped
plosion.
Mrs. Governor Stanford is about to estab-
iish kindergarten at Mayfeld, Santa
Clara county.
General James Bowen, the first President
OF the Erie road, died at Hastings, n. Y,
on Wednesday.
The President has appointed Quincy A.
Brooks to be Collector Of Customs for the
district of Puget Sound.
The barn and dwelling of AL Moore. at
Roseville, Placer county, were completely
destroyed by fire Wednesday night.
The Democrats Of the Third District of
Pennsylvania, have renominated Samuel
J. Randall for Congress. There was no
opposition.
The Lord Mayor of London has handed
TO the American Legation $4,000, as the
first installment Of the earthquake fund
for Charleston.
1t was in consequence of the urgent ap-
peais of Senator Fair that the President
consented to the reopening of the Mint at
Carson City, Nevada.
The Interview between the Bulgarian
deputation and General KauIbars, the Rus
sian Agent, ended in anything but an am
icable manner yesterday.
Every vestige of the Mexican revolution
hos al, 4 I a..
robbers and mUrderers are being executed
as fast as they are captured.
One thousand carloads of barley will be
shipped this season from Portland, Or. to
Chicago and Milwaukee, the rate having
been reduced to 50 cents hundred pounds.
Andrew Lucas (colored) died at Brant-
ford, Ont, yesterday, at the supposed age
of lbs years. He was born in slavery III
Tennessee, and was General Jackson's ser
want.
The undertakers who embalmed the body
of General Grant have brought suit for
$500 for their services. Charles A. Dana,
OF the New York Sun, has offered to pay
the bill.
Twenty-Five of the 100 bulls sent from
the Chicago distillery before the quaran-
tine to ranch near st. Mary, Kankakee
county, ILL.,, have died, presumably of
pleuro- pneumonia.
A detachment of regular Canadian troops
will soon arrive on the coast and will be
temporarily quartered at Agricultural Hall,
Victoria. Meanwhile the work of planting
Notifications by the royal engineers con-
tinues.
Prime Minister Tissa, of Hungary, says
that Austro- Hungary will not allow any
single power to make an armed inter
ference in Bulgaria. Austro Hungary
earnestly intends following this policy dur
| ing these critical times.
Two carloads of Los Angeles grapes were
| shipped to Chicago yesterday over the At
lantic and Pacific. One car was under the
cold storage process. The time will be
eight days to Chicago. The cold storage
car forwarded some weeks ago was wrecked
on the desert, but it is believed the present
experiment will prove successful.
Next after Parnelis manifesto Gladstone's
/ letter on home rule in Wales alarms the
| timid Britons. What one journal calls
the pretentious levity" OF the Liberal
leader seems to others the rapid ripening
| in his mind of the doctrine of nationalities,
as propounded in his recent pamphlet.
Wales certainly shows signs of excitement
arising out of the question.