Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-06
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 6. 1886.
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

The mother of Henry NJ. Stanley. the
explorer, died recently at Bodelgydean.
northern Wales.
The London Standard says Europe will
leave the Greeks 10 their fate in their con-
test with Turkey
Two socialist leaders, Defuesseaux and
FauTlan, were arrested at Borinage, Bel
GUM, Sunday, and taken to Brussels.
The President yesterday afternoon sent
TO the Senate the name of Caleb W. West
of Kentucky, 10 be Governor of Utah.
Paris dispatch says that NM Roche
fort and Duquersy have been arrested at
Decazeville and taken III fetters to prison
Curtin's resolution, providing for Con-
gressional investigation of the labor
troubles, will be pushed to speedy pas
sage.
1t is said that Senator Fair is doing all he
can to defeat the confirmation of John s.
Hager as Collector OF the Port Of San Fran
cisco.
Gladstone insists upon CARRYING out his
scheme Tor home rule and the breaking up
OF his Cabinet is predicted by his enemies
in consequence.
The Commerce Committee has decided
to recommend favorably the nomination of
Barnett one of the Internal Revenue Col
lectors of California
Charles Francis Adams, Jr, is reported
to have made bad impression on the Pa
citic Railroads Committee b. an arrogant
and dictatorial style Of argument.
Claude, the 1S-year-old son of Postmaster
Yeats, OF Lexington, Or, resented paternal
punishment by stabbing his father in the
breast on the 4th. The wound is not dan
eerous.
Hanlan has accepted the challenge of
Beach, the Australian oarsman, and will
sail tor England about the middle of the
month. The race will take place in Sep
tember
The body of Nourse, Treasurer of the
Oregon Railway Company, and whose dis
appearance in London was subject of
much speculation, has been found in the
Thames
The Balkan conference will appoint
Prince Alexander Governor of Eastern
Roumelia for five years, ignoring the
Princes refusal TO accept an appointment
for that term.
The idea of raising an elaborate monu-
ment to John Mccullough has been
abandooed-Cne of modest dimensions will
be placed over his grave in Mount Moriah
Cemetery, Philadelphia.
In Milwaukee, Wis. Isadore Seiden-
baum, IS years old, shot and killed Annie
Rosepstein and then committed suicide.
The murdered girl was Is years old and
was sleeping with her two younger sisters
The leading clearing houses inthe United
States report that the total gross bank ex-
change for the week ending April Sd were
SIG, ,73S, ,074-an increase of 42 pr cent as
compared with the corresponding week
year ago.
Commodore Truxton, who was recently
in charge of the Norfolk Navy Yard. had
an attack of epilepsy at the Ebfitt House,
Washington, Sunday and in falling in
Jured himself by striking his head on &
marble mantel.
1t is asserted that 80 per cent. Of the pre-
emption and homestead entries during the
last five years in New Mexico are of fraud
ulent nature, and by this means hired per-
Jurers, cattle barons and land -grsb bbers have
secured whole counties.
1t is said of the tariff measure about to
be introduced before Congress that the
Hewitt administrative sections meet with
the approval of importers generally. They
are Endorsed by the Treasury Department,
and their adoption cannot do the manu-
featuring and laboring interests any harm
n TuulOr is current IN w aSnlngtOn that
Minister McLane has been recalled from
France, which probably arose froIn the fact
that he has been given leave of absence to
return to tie United States to attend to
private business. As yet however, he has
given no official intimation OF the date of
his return.
The Navy Department has been divided
into eight little bureaus, each Cf which as
sumed distinct form, from which much
trouble has originated. The Committee on
Naval Affairs of the House will recommend
the consolidation of the powers and duties
of these divisions and thus remove a con-
slant source Of irritation.
A fire occurred at the racing stables in
kirkyille, l.. l., Sunday, and out of the
stables consisting of Reva, Charley Kemp
land, Chiocha, Spartacus, Counterfeit and
Periolus. all owned by William MacMahon,
Ckiocha and Periolus only escaped with
slight burns, Reva and Charley Kempland
were lost, and Counterfeit and Spartacus
were terribly burned.
a recent occurrence az Brandenburg, Ger
many, and its sequel are attracting much
attention in military circles. The Colonel
OF one OF the regiments forming the garri-
son of the town administered a severe re-
Duke to eleven Captains of his command in
the presence OF the regiment. The Captains
thereupon rendered their designations The
Emperor was Informed of the fact that they
had resigned, and he ordered their arrest
and trial for conspiracy.