Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-18
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

Won Moltke, Chief Marshal of the Ger
man Empire, is seriously ILL.,
The Emperor William has prohibited the
performance of the drama Sedan"
-Four alleged heirs to the Blythe estate
nave been discovered in New Haven, Conn.
The German Government has given an
order for the manufacture of 10000 swords
for the army
Gladstone will have an interview with
the Queen to-day in relation to the meet
ing of Parliament.
The Convention of third and fourth. class
Postmasters at Chicago made several sug-
gestions to Congress.
Seven poor New York Aldermen who
voted for the Broadway railroad bill have
recently purchased real estate valued at
S134 900.
Land Commissioner Sparks has recon-
mended that suits be brought against Dan
lei Chaplin, of Oregon, for cutting timber
on public lands.
Henry Wattersons condition is much
improved. He rested well during Tuesday
night and talked cheerfully with his friends
yesterday morning.
1t is rumored in Washington that Justice
Field will appoint j. C. Maynard 10 act as
United States Marshal for California until
Franks is confirmed.
VIM: Rutherford, aged 20, has arrived in
New York from Dayton, O., in a box-car
loaded with corn. His feet were so badly
frozen that amputation will be necessary.
Cardinal Jacobini, Papal Secretary of
State, has accepted the principle of the new
Prussian religious bill, but demands that
the rules respecting seminaries be modified
J. L. McCullum, formerly prominent
politician of Mississippi. and who at one
time edited a paper at Jackson in that
State, committed suicide in Ell Paso. Tex.
Tuesday.
Count De Lesseps arrived at AspinwalI
yesterday morning, the entire official staff
of the Panama Canal Company being pres
ent to welcome him as he came ashore from
the steamer
General Manager Cakes, of the Northern
Pacific, now en- route to New York. will
close the deal between that road and Eng
lish and American capitalists for LOCO. 900
acres of land east of the Missouri river.
One of the leading officers in the Interior
Department SAYS the delay in taking ND the
demand on the subsidized railroads for 25
Per cent. of the money they have paid to
the Pacific Mail Company is temporary.
John B. Cough still lies in an extremely
critical condition at Philadelphia. He was
conscious yesterday morning. bat had not
regained his power of speech. and the
greatest apprehensions are felt as to the
result
A dispatch was received bv the police
authorities Of London yesterday morning
that mCtiny had breicen out on board the
naval training ship Arethusa, lying in the
Thames, off Greenhithe. and asking for as
sistanee. A detachment of police was i'm
mediately sent on board Che ship to auell
the mutiny.
The hearing in the case of the Socialist
leaders, Hyndmann, Beers. Champion and
Williams, charged with melting 10 riot,
contempt Of law, ETC.. in connection with
the recent demonstration in London, began
In the Bow-street Police Court yesterday
morning. The Courtroom was well filed
with spectators, but not crowded. After
the examination of several witnesses the
case was adjourned for week. The pris-
oners were allowed TO give bail.