Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-27
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

DOMESTIC.
Justin Mccarthy has arrived in New
York.
The Bartholdi statue will be inaugurated
October 25th.
Haggin's Firenzi won a race at Jerome
Park Saturday.
A thunderstorm did considerable damage
in Michigan on Saturday.
Six criminals were publicly fiogged at
New Castle, Del, on Saturday.
John B. Taylor, Treasurer of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, is dead.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fell
lows has closed its session at Boston.
The Washington Navy Yard will be
turned over to the Ordnance Bureau.
Virgins still insists that a great storm
will visit the South Atlantic coast on Sep
TENDER 10Th.
1t has been decided by the Grand Island
Railroad Company to build 200 miles of
new road, chiefly in Nebraska.
The Land Office has decided the case in
volving the title to the pueblo lands of
Monterey, Cal, in favor of the city.
Owing to the fitful character of the
breeze at Marblehead Saturday the race be-
tween the Mayiower and Galatea was not
sailed.
The Pullman Car Company's statement
tor the year ended July 31st shows surplus
earnings under payment of dividends of
81, $50, 600.
The Treasury Department has decided
that the Anglo-California Bank, being a
foreign corporation, cannot make entries
of merchandise.
The weekly New York bank statement
of associated banks shows a reserve in
crease of 81, 397, $50. The banks now hold
$780, Cos 700 in excess of the % per cent.
rule.
The suspension Of John N. Moore & Co.,
bankers and brokers of rs Broadway, New
York, was the result of irregularities on the
part of a trusted employe of the house,
whose name is not given.
The breach between the French Cana
dams and the English-speaking people in
Canada, created by the execution of Riel
by the Conservative Government, is assum-
ing a serious aspect, and the papers are
stating that the Dominion is on the brink
of civil war.
Cholera is increasing in Hungary and
Sardinia.
An effort is being made to grow tobacco
in England.
The popularity of cremation is increasing
in Germany.
Sir Charles Dixie contemplates starting a
newspaper in London.
The British Parliament has been pro-
rogued until November 18th.
Six persons were killed by a blast at
Lochline, Scotland on Saturday.
Beach defeated Wallace Ross in a rowing
race on the Thames on Saturday.
1t is reported at Sofia that King Charles
of Roumania will be elected Prince of Bull
garia.
The opinion in London is that the Gov
eminent is stronger than at the beginning
of the session of Parliament.
The death of Professor Carl Damn, at
Karlsruhe. is announced. He ives "A years
of age. Professor Damn took an active
share in the struggle for liberty in Germany
in 1S4S.
General Kaulbars, bearer of the Russian
will declare that the acceptance
of the ultimatum will restore the good re-
lations between Bulgaria and Russia.
PACIFIC COAST.
The Nevada Republicans have nomi-
G. G. Stevenson for Governor.
The Stockton fair on Saturday closed the
most successful season known there.
Another large batch of Mormons was on
Saturday convicted Of illegal cohabitation.
The Eagle livery stable at Colusa was
burned Friday night. Loss, 5000; fully
Lewis & divers Variety Company were
stranded at Mayfield, Santa Clara county,
on Saturday.
W. F. Owens. a prominent citizen of
Roseburg, Or, failed in business and COM
mitted suicide.
The forest over the ridge south of Dow
melville is ablaze with numerous fires. a
shower is much needed 70 purify the at
mosphere.
William Thomas while descending a lad
in the Crown Point mine at Grass Val
ley, fell a distance of about twelve feet,
sustaining the fracture of two ribs.
The Commercial Hotel at Roseville was
with all its contents, on Saturday.
This was the finest hotel in Roseville, and
was well furnished. .Loss about $500;
for $1,000.