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

Rev. j. G. Armstrong is on trial at At
lanta, Ga, for " immoral revelry."
Liberia has abandoned her attempt to
negotiate q commercial treaty with the
United States.
Professor Taylor, of the Agricultural
Department. is said TO have discovered an
unfailing test for pure butter.
band of desperadoes has been terroriz-
ing the inhabitants of aristocratic resi-
dences along the Hudson river.
The Mccullough Monument Committee
has decided to erect a monument in New
York city, to cost about 81 900.
Foreign steel bilets have entered the
Pittsburg trade, and are driving the Amer
lean raw material to the background
a rich inheritance has fallen to John
Endy and his sister Sarah. inmates of the
Allegany County n. " Poor-house.
The daily loss Of the strikers in the Con-
nellsville Pa coke region is estimated at
81 800, or $4,000 since the strike began.
Ex-Governor Perkins is in Washington.
looking after the case of the vessel seized
by Collector Beecher at Port Townsend
The New York weekly bank statement
shows a decrease of 81 ,042, 900 in the re-
serve fund. The banks now.hold $40, 952.-
coo.
Pere Hyacinth feels aggrieyed because he
has been refused the use OF Protestant
oratory in Paris TO deliver a lecture on
Christianity.
1t is thought dissensions in the ranks of
the striking cigar makers of New York will
break the lockout, and the employers will
win the fight.
The Cattle Convention, in session the
past week at Denver, Col, adjourned Satur-
day to meet at the same place the second
Tuesday in February, 1877.
The removal of the main offices and
shops OF the TexasPacific from Marshall
70 Dallas, Texas, has been enjoined by the
United States Circuit Judge.
A mutiny occurred yesterday among the
lads on the reformatory ship Clarence,
lying III the Mersey at Liverpool, and be-
fore quiet was restored eighteen boys and
two officers were injured.
A decision in the divorce case of Wander
bilt Alien, the favorite grandson of Com
'nodore Vanderbilt, has practically relieved
him from the charges made by his wife.
Livery point made in Mrs. Aliens charges
was denied.
The Philadelphia Board of Education
VIII, on February 18TH inaugurate class
for the instruction of teachers in designing
and modelling. The experiment, if success
tul, will be of the highest Importance to
the public schools.
The Democrats of Ohio charge that the
Republicans in their effort 10 exclude the
Hamilton county Democratic Senators
have for their prime object the unsaating of
Senator Payne and the election of Governor
Foraker in his stead.
L NVator.
has been driven from the place bv his
neighbors on account of grievances, per-
sonal III nature, growing out of dislike of
his manner of treating persons having
business at that office.
Thirty-three members of the companies
which performed Sunday night al Henck's
two theaters, in Cincinnati, appeared be-
fore Justice Sanderson, yesterday, pleaded
guilty, and were fined 81 and costs each,
tor violating the Sunday law
Secretary Bayards wife was the daughter
of the late Josiah Lee, head of the Balti-
more clearinghouse of J. Lee & Co. She
was born on February 4, 1854 and married
in 1856. She was a woman of charming
character, but never mingled much in So
ciety.
The Ritzinger Brothers Bank, at Indian
apolis, Ind, established in 1867, and which
dld large business among the Germans.
did not open its doors yesterday morning.
The propfietors, Frank L. ard August W.
Ritzinger, made an assignment, the papers
having been executed after midnight.
The Dublin FreeRdn's Journal states that
IL has reason to believe that Gladstone has
agreed with Parnell TO join forces in Par
lament, for the passage of a bill which
shall establish native Parliament in Dub
lin to deal with Irish affairs, the new Leg
islature TO be So constituted as to add to
the present safeguards of the integrity of
the Empire and the right of the Crown.
A Washington special to the New York
Commercial AdreTtiSer says: The President
this morning has heard nothing of Secre-
tary Bayard's reported intention of resign
ing and should his resignation be offered
be would be most strongly urged by Cleve-
land and the whole Cabinet to withdraw it.
1t is known, however, that Bayard had the
matter under consideration before his wife's
death.
A Scotch member of the House of Com
mons. having boldly asked Parnell,
Should you, under any circumstances,
accept the office of the Chief Secretarvship
of Ireland?" he replied: Certainly not.
To administer any law honestly, one must
be in sympathy with it, and it must be a
just and right law Now, | am not in
sympathy with the English rule of Ireland
and believe it to be both unjust in itself
and prompted by alien feelings Believing
this, under no possible circumstances would
have part or lot in administering it"