Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-01
TELEeRAPHIC BREyITIEs.
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The oieomargarine law will go into effect
to-day.
Baldwin left Washington last night for
California with his race-horses>
Maggie Johnson has been arrested at st.
Louis fer the murder of John Weber.
All the passengers on the disabled
steamer Pavonia have been taken to Bos-
ton.
Mrs. George Donaldson drowned herself
and her young child in the Potomac, near
Georgetown.
At Fort Smith, Ark, on Saturday, six
murderers were sentenced to be hanged on
January 18th.
William L. Stewart, husband Of Lottie !
Frank, an actress, was found murdered in |
Detroit Friday night.
Jarvis Buck and his sister were brutally !
murdered near Monticello, Ky, few nights |
ago, the object being robbery.
Attorney General Garland has decided |
that national banks cannot use called 3
per cent. bonds as the basis of their circu- !
lation.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Ellen Sprague Stager, youngest
daughter of the late General Arson Stager, |
to Lord James Arthur Wellington Foley |
Butler, presumptve heir to the Marquis of
Ormond in the peerage of Ireland.
c. H. Wells, brakeman, who is alleged
to be responsible for the late Wisconsin |
railroad accident, has given himself up. |
All the missing people so far reported as
having been on the train are now heard |
from. The list of victims will be swelled |
TO twenty-five.
William Conner, of Port Austin, Ia, has |
received a letter from his uncle Joseph |
4 araNf
the steamer Alaska during the trip from |
Sandusky to Detroit on Tuesday. Its con- !
tents stated where his will and other prl- |
vate papers could be found. Heath left
fortune of 100000.
AT the Locomotive Engineers Conven- |
ton the s., 600 life and accident policies
were divided into two policies OF $1,000
each the assessments to be so cents for
each death on policy of $500 Another
clause limits the age in taking risks TO 40
years, and only to members then. The
change will go into effect May l, 1887
FOREIGN.
An instruction has broken out in At
ghanistan.
Sir Charles bikes friends are working
hard to prove that he was wrongly con-
victed.
Teemer and Hamm won the interna-
tional double-scull race on the Thames
Saturday.
Lord Randolph Churchill is still trying
to permanently unite the Conservatives and
Liberal Unionists.
Lord WOlverton, friend of Gladstone
favors the establishment of the Church
of England in Wales.
1t is alleged that General Kaulbars is
plotting to establish new Bulgarian Min
istry and to put himself at the head of the
army.
The schooner Mary Broom has been lost
off Bacalhao, n. F., and three of her crew
and lady passenger, Miss c. ii. Ives, have
been drowned The Captain and three
men succeeded in reaching shore.
The illness of King Otto, of Bavaria, has
reached crisis 1t is rumored that he is
in a moribound condition from exhaustion,
brought on by the fury of his mania. The
Queens mother has sent for priest to
await the end.
It is thought IL London that the Pacific
Australian cable enterprise can be carried
out successfully. The proposition is to
connect Australia with Vancouver, b. c.,
thence overland to Canada and under the
Atlantic Ocean to London.
Reports of the inspectors of German
factories, which have just been issued, show
that the employees in most of the factories
are working eleven hours daily, not reck-
oning overtime With overtime, the work
men in some districts, notably Dusseldorf,
work from thirty-six to fOrtyeight hours at
a stretch, though they are supposed to have
liberty to leave after twenty-four working
hours.
PACIFIC COAST.
A tramp stole 500 from a Los Angeles
residence on Friday.
The ram on Saturday was quite general
throughout the State.
Water was let into the new drydock at
Mare Island on Saturday for the first time
M. Foley, miner living near Eureka,
Nevada, was blown to death by giant
powder Friday night.
The Ancon has arrived at Nanaimo, from
Sitka, and brings news of successful placer
mining on the Yukon.
The man found murdered recently in
Kicilitat county, Oregon, has been identi-
fed as William Sterling, of Walla Walla.
The Arizona Gazette arraigns the Los An
geles fruit-growers and shippers for filling
orders with lemons covered with red scale.
Robert Cramm, of Logan, Utah, who was
arrested for assaulting a twelve-year-old
girl, the daughter of Mrs. Ross, was held in
$1,000 bail.
On Saturday two stages from Cherokee to
Oroville ran into each other. One stage
was badly wrecked, and three lady passen-
gers were injured
George c. Israel, prominent lawyer of
Baker City. Or, shot and killed E. D. Cohn
Friday night Israel vas indicted for muir
der in the first degree
Thomas Howell, the Southern Pacific
Railroad fireman whose legs were SO fear
fully crushed 1t Los Angeles on Friday,
died at 9 o'clock the next morning.
J. L. Baker, while riding a log TO the
sawmiil at Bogus, SisS;you county, on
Saturday, bad his ne.:ll broken by the
chain giving way and allowing The log to
roll over him.
c. P Rigs5y, who died at the Hildreth
mine, Fresno county, - years old, was one
OF the earliest pioneers OF SonomG county,
and founded the Congregational Church in
Petaiuma, with eleven others, about thirty
years ago.
The residence OF Judge Barrett was
burned at Elmira. Solano county, on Satur-
day night His wife end two children and
two lady friends were the only occupants
OF the house at the time, and they barely
escaped with their lives, in their night
clothes.
tits rumored that Governor Torres has
taken an oetlNS lltfl III llt lcNOluttOH III
the Montezuma district. During q fight
with the revolutionists Governor Torres
killed the leader of the party with his own
hand, and effeetually routed the remainder
of the party.
Miners returning from the Yukon river
bring considerable gold with them, aud re-
port the tlicgings as good Many are win
tering there, and all intend returning in
the spring. Miners to the number Of 100
have returned, and have from $500 to
5000 apiece. Considering the remoteness
OF the mining operations and the high
price OF provisions, this is remarkable.
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