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TELEGRAPHIC BREYTTIES.

The second Battalion of Grenadicr
Guards embarked at Woolwich yesterday
for Ireland.
The Vienna Ee,te Free Prcssc says that
many troops are being shipped at Odessa
ostensibly for Crimea. but really, it is be-
lieved, in readiness for action in Bulgaria.
The following appointments were made
Tuesday Thomas G. Manning, of Lonis.
iana to be Minister To Mexico John Dray-
ton, of South Carolina, TO be Consul to
Tuxpan.
In the Commons Seaton gave notice that
he would question the Chief Secretary for
Ireland as to the truth of his statement
that reporter in the employ of the British
Government had been following Michael
Dayitt on his trip through Michigan and
had taken down his speeches in full.
Henry J. Christoph, one of the wealth
lest private bankers in the West, COM
nitted suicide Monday night at Chicago.
He had been drinking heavily for weeks
aud had been on the verge Of deirium
tremens for several days. He was con-
sidered to be worth half a million.
The disabilities oil Leopold Isaacs. the
absconding tobacco merchant Of Montreal
exceed Si6000O, with practically no assets.
II is stated that several fo-geries and other
swindling schemes have been brought to
light, aud steps will be taken to secure
lsaacs' extradition. He is in Philadelphia
The New Yorl, lForid reports that the or
der OF Generai Merritt, Commandant of
West Point, prohibiting the usual college
rush, was disobeyeI by the cadets. The
lads gully OF 6iso5edieuce, thirty.four in
number, and all but two OF the first class
men, have been placed under arrest. Their
trial began Monday, and yesterday tho de-
iense opened.
Secretary Turner OF the Knights Of La
Dor hiss issued j sec-e; circular asking opin-
ions concerning the establishment of a
journal which shall be on exponent of the
principles of The Order, thoroughly educa-
tional in Is relations to labor, nOn-parti-
san and noa-p0li;ical. It is proposed TO
call the paper EJtity. and to devote only
one-fourlh OF lis space to advertisements.
The report prevailed at New York Mon
day night that Mrs Frederick Nelson,
through her attorneys, had served papers
cn her husband in q suit for divorce, alleg-
ing jesertiOu. non-suppoTt and cruelty. II
has been known for some time among the
friends of both husband and wife that the
lady desired to find cause for suit. Mrs.
Nelson is Il sister of Frederick GebhaTdt
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MORE Road AGENTS Another case in
which highwaymen and Chinaman figure
has just come to light. About 10 o'clock
last Thursday forenoon a Chinese peddler,
who had been to Centeryille collecting, and
was Just returning to Chico with consider
able gold dust, was ordered by two men to
stop. The Cbinaman, instead of doing so,
whipped up his horses and drove on. One
of the highwaymen bad shotgun, which
was pointed at the heather when the order
was given to stop. When he drove on, the
gun was fired at him, but only the cap ex-
ploded. Road agents are becoming very
numerous in Butte eonny.-Enterprise.
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RANCH FOR SALE OR TO LET.

onO ACRES II SACRAMENTO COUN- "a
CtFU ty, on The UosumDes river; two ~
Ranch; 400 acres plains land and 100 acres bot
tom land. Atout 80 acres summer fa'loyed; all
wel fcEcec; thofe is Il Frame Dweliing-house,
Barns, ! CGmCrib and other OutnuuSeS; Deer
creek runs through the center of the ranch, and
plenty Of timber on the place; only Is miles
from Sacramento city; viii lease for term Of
year or sell; terms reasonable. For in orma-
uon, terms etc, aditeSs
sslWE JOHN ]. EASTMAN, Elk Grove.
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FARM FOR SALE

rJygAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, ssa
situated in Sacramento county, four so
miles from Folsom on the line of the S. V. ssev
h E., and six miles from Antelope Station, on
the line OF the C. p. Railroad, containing 44o
ACRES; all cleared and fenced, and in grain,
excsPt 90 acres, which Is in summer fallow
ablindantly supplied with water and wood
water for irrigsting and raising alfalfa and
fruits also, Farming Implements, including
Two Header Wagons with beds, Seed Sower,
PfouS1s ETC., viii be given TO the purchaser.
Err Information. terms, etc, inquire of J. 8.
MEREDITH, Drugstore s0utheast corner Second
and & streets, Sacramen }. jyS-F
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British Indian ErnnIre.

PARIS, September 7th.-The journal des
Debdts publishes to-day sensational report
about the alleged uprising of the people of
northeastern India against British rule In
favor of Russian invasion. The report says
that a number of Indian Princes have fol-
lowed Dhulep Singh's example in joining
Russia and in exhortiDg the people to
throw of the hated English yoke" Tho
journal des Debdt, says great events are i'm
miDent in Central Asia.
Dhuiep Singh, it will be remembered,
few months ago solemnly renounced the
Christian religion, which he had adopted
on his arrival in England, and shaking tha
dust oil his feet against Great Britain, an
nounced that he was about 10 return to the
land Of his father and revert to the worship
of the Great Suigardo. Like the notorious
Mana Sahib, his long residence in England
has enabled him TO become acquainted with
many national weaknesses, and in the
hands of Russia he may still prove most
dangerous foe to Great Britain
don't see the point, but l realize its
force said the man when a bee settled on
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

o1O 00n FOR A FINE NEW BRICK LIV-
.UtU cry. Feed and Sale Stable, located
in tie center of town; only stable; building,
46IzxI52 feet; Horses, Harness, Buggies Car
riages, etc, included; iue Corral, Waterworks,
Hay Scales; one Store Barn; also, two nice Resi-
denee Lots, improved; viii pay interest on s20,-
200. Address Il. J. ROBINSON, GrIdlcy, Butte
Al n1nr0 I'm
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THE pain and misery suffered By those
who are afflicted with dyspepsia are inde-
scribable. The relief which is given by
Hoods Sarsaparilla has caused thousands
to be thankful for this great medicine. 1t
dispels the causes of dyspepsia and tones
up the digestive organs.
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TAILORING.
e @ERnErz.

n McCaLLUM, SAN FRANCISCO TAILOR,
~ just received Fall and Winter Goods. Is
able to show greatest variety for customers to
select from. Suits will be sold at very lowest
for cash. Flrst-clasS work and fits assured.
French Beaver sack Suits silk lined, sI3; French
Pique Sack Suits silk lined, $43: Cashmere Suits,
ST and upwards Pants, 81 and upwards. Give
him call. No trouble to show goods.
6 CP ArENTO In
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Fine Fruit Land Fer Sale.

~ go ACRES IN THE RICH FRUIT 80
1000 belt near Vacavilie for sale oresSs3
exchange for sacramento city property. -l--
IuC,iro at As X street. I'm
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Pork Packing Establishment
FOE SALE OR TO RENT.

ZOE SALE OR 70 RENY.
nEE OF THE BEST FSTABLISHMENTS FOR
~ Packing Pork in Northern California. All
necessary fixtures and appliances on the ground
for p thorough prosecution of the business.
Certain market for all cured meat that the estab-
liEhmtnt can produce: has done 81 successful
business fer several successive seasons and is to
be disposed of now only on account OF the death
Of former proprietor For further particulars
address UNION HOTEL, Nevada City, Cal.
s6-lu1U
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II RENEoVAL

Sacramento Tailoring Esta blishment,
H McCANN. PROPRIETOR. HAS RE-
II. moved his Tailoring Business, from 72S ]
STREET, TO S0S j street, bet. Eighth and
Ninth. The new place has been finely fitted
up, and stocked with all the Latest Imported
and Domestic Goods for Gents Dress and Busi-
ness Suits. To order-Pants, s.; Business Suits
SO; Fine Black Dress suits, sS5. Up
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FOR SALE, FARMS !

5I6 acres In Placer county, about five
miles from Lincoln: 100 acres OF which are in
alfalfa and can put in 80 acres more; plenty
of timber, snd creek runs through the whole
length Of the place: improvements consist OF
Frame Dwelling of six rooms, two Barns,
Cattle aud Wagon Sheds, Dairy House, with
ail utensils for making cheese and butter,
slOns with thirty Cows, fifteen Calves, eight
Horses three Wagons, Hay Press. Sulky Rake,
Hogs and Fowls Can be purchased for SIS
90: without the personal property, $1,000.
$50 acres at SI21S per acre, near the
town of Sheridan, Placer county; all under
good hog fence; spring of living water run
ming through the place. and plenty of timber
on the place with Frame Dwelling, Barn
snd othsr outhouses, vineyard. good bear
ing Orchard as the Improvements
". 70. CoIENGA AN,
REAL ESTATE SALESR0eM,
no. 325 j street.,.......... Sacramento, Cal.
P. BoHL +. G. WATERHOUSE.
jes-lptf
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FOREIGN NEWS.
a BIZ for the sopprossioa of Eviotions

4 B!li for the SoppresSio1 OF Evtctfons.
New YORK, September 7th.-T. p. O'Con
nor teegraphs from London to the Star
Parnell's bill for the suppression of evic-
tons is the absorbing topic in political
quarters. The Tories are working hard in
tine towns and country places TO arouse
public opinion against il, and to prejudice
the masses by reports of Nationalist out
RACES that never occurred and are never
likely to occur, unless the people are driven
to desperation and to extremities, which
they wish to avoid. Il must be admitted
that the prospects of the bill are not quite
so satisfactory as the friends of home rule
could desire. The Gladstonites and Lib
erals in London are generally in favor Of
the bill, ard will give it hearty support,
but large number of the members are
away, paired for the remainder of the ses-
sion, and cannot be got at. Many of the
absentees who have been communicated
with have telegraphed that they will re-
turn to town whenever desired to speak
and vote for the BILL but others, whose
presence is as strongly desired, are not
within reach.
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Narrowly Escaped Lynching.

New YORK, September 7th.-A Newburg
special says: Several burglaries have been
committed in Highland Falls recently and
hundreds of dollars worth of property
stolen. People have been aroused to a
high pitch of excitement, which. on Satur-
day night nearly resulted in the lynching
of one man who was entrapped by Albert
Choudel, aged o.
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Settling Railroad Disputes.

NEw YORK, September 1th.-There was
4 ID eeiing Of the passenger agents OF the
trunk lines at Commissioner Fink's office
this morning. Passenger Agent Lord was
present, representing the Baltimore and
Ohio Railway. That road was formally
admitted to the Emigrant Pool. The Bal
desired harmony and that no further rate
cutting be done 1t is believed now that
with the arrival of President Garrett an
agreement will be arrived at covering many
disputed points, which will materially
strengthen the present pool and prolong its
existence.
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Opening of n College.

NEW York, September 7th-The TIL
bunes Newport special of September 9Th
says: The Naval and War College, which
was founded by Rear-Admiral Stephen B.
Luce OF the United States Navy, Com
mander OF The North Atlantic Squadron,
and Is superintended by Captain Malone,
was opened this morning for course of
lectures on the art of military warfare and
for an advanced course of professional
study for naval officers. An interesting
address was made by the Admiral.
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-" don't see the point, but realize its
force, said the man when bee settled on
the back of his -PAiladelphia CdN.
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THE YACHT RACE.
THE nAYFL0WER BEATS THE
ENGLISH CIAMPI0N.
The Greatest Yachting Day Ever
Seen-Interest OF the People
in the Final Result.

lsPzcaM BY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE aEcoED-us5oy-
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A Horrible Crime.

MONTGOMERY (Ala.), September 7th.-A
special TO the AdUertiser from Gadsden,
Ala, gives an account OF horrible crime
by negro parent named Gabe Watts. He
lived ten miles in the country in a cabin
with his three children, the eldest being 10
years of age. Recently he expressed a
wish to get rid of them, and few
nights since, just before the break of
day, he knocked all of them in
the head with stick, piled
up the bedding on the floor, set fire TO the
house, fastened it and loft. The fire was
discovered. but when taken cut one child
was dead and the other two barely alive,
the skulls of both being fractured. Watts
has been arrested. He confessed the crime,
and said he did it because he did not want
the children to fall into the hands of white
f,iEa
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Confusion Of An,ira.

LONDON, September 7th.-The extraordi-
nary confusion of affairs in the East may
be judged from the fact that the Ottoman
Government, up to the hour of cabling,
had received no information whatever as
to the abdication of Alexander The abdi-
cation is assumed to have taken place, and
informal communications are being ex-
changed, butyno official information of the
abdication had been received by the Gov
ernment chiefly interested.
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Hanlan is now in Toronto. Beach's
ca5legram will be telegraphed him, but
Busby has no idea that he will go to
Paramatta to row 1t looks rather queer,
Busby thinks, when Beach and his friends
have been talking of the race all summer,
and intimating that Han!an was afraid
to row, to have Beach, as soon as he finds
Hanlan willing to meet him, declare be
will only roy in Australia.
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PARIS, September 7th.-Five men were
killed and seven injured to-day at Lune-
vile, by the bursting of a steam boiler.
Earthquakes in Greece.
ATHENS, September 7th-Several shocks
of earthquake were felt here to-day in this
city, kavrita and elsewhere.
Germany and the Caroline Islands.
MADRID, September 7th.-The Imperial
gays Germany has abandoned her right
to establish a naval station at the Caroline
Islands
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DAILY RECORD D-UNION
PrRIIsFED BY TIE

ys.. 55ce., sse-e1.1.o ;. - 81. -
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The Vermont Election.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, September 7th.
Although this is an off year and there are
no questions of public policy Of very i'm
portant nature to be decided by to-day's-
election, it is evident that both the Repub-
lican and Democratic parties will poll
vote largely in excess of that usually cast
in of-years. The relative strength of the
two political parties in the State, rs eIhib-
tied in previous elections, remains un-
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To be Reorganizad.

PITTsBURG, September 7th.-It is under
stood that, at the National Convention Of
the Knights OF Labor at Richmond next
month, changes in the present law will be
made, amounting to Il complete reorgani-
zation of the Order. State Assemblies.
under the new plan, will have control Of
the territory under their jurisdiction, but
the acts of their officers Will be subject to
reversal by the General Master Workman.
Thus Mr.. Powderly will retain supreme
control, while gaining relief from the rou-
tine work that now falls upon his shoul
ders. The plan has been thoroughly can
vassed since the adjournment of the
Cleveland Convention, and there is little
doubt but that il will be adonted.
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To Solicit subserlptions.

New YORK, September 7th.-Vice-Presi
dent James W. Alexander, of the Equitable
Life Insurance Society, has issued Il circu-
lar, instructing the agents of tie assoca-
ton in all parts of the world to solicit sub
scriptions for the benefit of the Charleston
sufferers
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CHARLEsToY, September 7th. - i very
slight earthquake shock, lasting five Sec
onds, was felt here at Hap O'Clock this
morning.
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New York, September 7th.-Hamilton
Busby, editor of the Tart, Field and ftu7H,
yesterday received the following cabIegram
which, If Beach's ultimatum, will probably
put an end TO the possibility of the much
ialked-of Beach Hanlan race taking place;
LONDON, September e, 1886.
40 Hamilton BaSdy, Nclc York: Beach will
only row on PdraInatta.
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Evansville Und.), September 7th.-
Another severe shock of earthquake was
felt at 1:44 o'clock this morning. The
shock sounded ike an explosion Of dyna-
mite
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sympathy with Charleston Sufferers.

New YoRK, September 7th.-Mayor
Whitney, OF Brooklyn, told the Grand
Army men yesterday he thought it would
be inexpsdient for that city TO send 100
uniformed Grand Army veterans from the
local posts to Charleston to assist in pre-
serving order there, ard rs mark of sym
pathy. He said he did not believe Grand
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Fer SAI4R-TO LEr.

TOE SALE-uORSE, CART ANDS
L Spnng Wagon: A fine, gentle. tEs
3-year old thoroughbred Mare, about LSIA,
l6 hands high bIokc single or double. Cart
nearly new, with harness. Spring Wagon suit
abe Tor enc or two horses. Apply ut the EAST
END CASH STORE, southeast corner Eighteenth
and H Streets Sacramento city s7-2Ws
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-08-28


Authentic dispatches from s fla go to show
that the deposition Of Prince Alexander
took place in the middle of the night. One
OF the native cavalry regiments, which had
become Thoroughly Russanized through the
influence of the agents of the Gar, and which
was the only regiment that remained in Sofia
surrounded the palace at 2 o'clock in the
morning The prince, who was abed at the
time, was aroused by the rebel leaders, who
forced their way into the ante
chamber of the prince. The prince was
wholly stunned by the unseemly invasion Of
his private apartments. When the leaders
made known their errand he at once broke
forth in a bitter denuncation of their treach~
erous conduct. What followed, it is impos-
sible to ascertain as yet. The rebels declare
that the princs at once signed the papers
providing for his immediate abdication'
Others vehemently assert that he declined
and was therefore consigned to prison where
he will be kept, they further declare, until he
complies with the rebels demand. The prince,
these dispatches state, left the place at day
break under strong cavalry escort and was
conducted from the capital. The populace
were unaware of the conspiracy and deposi<
tioa Of the prince for some hOurs after:
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PreDarations for War.

The Bulgarian Government has ordered a
blockade on the Servian frontier. The Lon>
Ion Telegraph says: "The Russians raised
The Ssrviar war scare with such success that
Prince Alexandria sent his best troops to the
frontier where plotters read to the troops
from Sofia a false deed of abdication. The
Porte has ordered that the universal Mussel-
nan CONSUMPTION be proceeded with lmmedi-
ately, aud that the reserves be summoned for
services. The occupations Of the frontiers of
Macedonia and Roumela has been ordered.
The Greek newspapers unanimously side
with Prince Alexandria. Hallway commune
nication between Turkey and Roumelia is in-
corrupted. Prince Alexandria embarked on
his yacht at Rahovaaud proceeded to CUR
yeve, thence he will go to Bucharest.
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LATE NEWS In BRIEF.
HOME AND FOREIGN.

Mrs. Annie M, Stevens, aged IS years, who
had lived alene for a long time, and had for
years been supported by charity, fell dead
at Boston while filling a mattress with straw.
Eleven hundred dollars was found neatly
sewed up in her clothing.
j. s. vandoren, Cashier of the Sonoma
County Bank, CAL, has been arrested,
charged with embezzling $4,000 of the
banks funds. Vandoren has been in the
banks employ during eighteen years and
the defalcations extended over that period.
The steamer City of Sydney arrived with
Hong Kong advices to July 20 and Yokoha-
ma advices to August 3, Cholera is raging
in Corea. In Keishodo alone 10000 deaths
| are reported, The natives call the scourge a
divine visitation, and refuse to give medical
attention to those stricken with the disease
Geronimo, the Apache, with his band, has
been surrounded by Mexicans, and uncon-
ditional surrender demanded. Capt. Law,
toms United States force is Fastening TO the
| locality.
The full extent of the recent damage by the
recent storm on the Texas coast will not be
known for some days. For destructive VIC.
ence while it ragged it equals any storm ever
| known on the coast
Dr. Madden, a physician of Cumberland,
| Md, was shot and seriously wounded by
| William Horner prominent business man
of that city, whose wife the doctor had at,
tended professionally.
Frank DOMAIN, aged 60 years, Bohemian
at Chicago, on Saturday fatally shot his
wife, and also killed himself while being pur-
'usd by neighbors. No cause is known for
| the tragedy.
| Reports are rife to the effect that Servia is
actively arming. The FremdenblnH thinks
the Bulgarian event hardly likely to pass out
of the sphere of diplomacy nor be deprived o.
its present local characte-.
| Governor Gray of Indiana issued pros
clamation against lynching He offers 81 ,00C
reward for the conviction of anyone engaged
| in such crimes
The consul of Honduras at New York has
received telegram that the revolution in
that country has been put down and its lead
ers killed.
! Rev. A. I. Nepper, prominent Methodist
minister of the Rock River conference, in
Wisconsin, has been expelled from the min,
istry and also from the membership on ac-
count of unchristian conduct and misappro-
pration of funds. He pleaded guilty to two
of the charges.
The wife of Gilbert Babb. a prosperous
farmer living near Adairville, KY, COM
mltted suicide by hanging herself in an outs
house. Her father, VIM. Berry, shot and
killed himself, and short while afterwards
her mother hanged herself she has sister
in the Nashville asylum.
Turkey buzzards have been seen lowering
over woods near Armstrong, Pa, for tn
past several days. Investigation Shove
that the boiy of man was lying in the
woods, half eaten by the ravenous birds. He
proved to be Jonas Becker. a bachelor, aged
SO years, who disappeared about week ago.
He had hung himself to tree but the rope
hOd broken, and the body was lying on the
ground