Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-07
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Condensed DISPATCHES.
{ The Senate has confirmed Governor
| Zullick of Arizona
The Senate has made the Chinese bills
a special order for May 10th.
The Bank of England rate of discount
| has advanced to three per cent.
Hugh J. Jewett has resigned as President
of the Chicago and Atlantic Railway.
The campaign against Glaastone's Irish
| measures Is becoming very active in Eng
land
The date for the marriage of Judge STAN
leg Matthews with Mrs. t, c. Theaker is
set for May 7th
The New York police have not arrested
Herr Most, the Anarchist, but are still
searching for him.
The nomination of c. b. Pollard to be
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of
New Mexico has been rejected.
The earnings of the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe Railroad for the month of April
| We're Sl57 ,600-an increase of So. 500.
! The earnings of the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company for the month of
| April were S403, ,400-an increase of ST., $40.
The marriage of President Cleveland and
Miss frankie Folsom viii take place about
| residence
| Buffalo.
! Lord Harrington has consented to intro
| Quce IN the Commons a motion to reject
Gladstone's home rule bill on its second
| reading.
Barley Campbell is in a fair way TO lose
the lease Of The Fourteenth-street Theater
| in New York as result of financial en-
! barrassments.
1t IS certain that the representatives of
| the German Government Mt Washington
are anxious that the Hawaiian Treaty shall
not be ratified.
1t Is officially announced that The cholera
| has appeared in Venice and Vacenza. Sew
! eral cases and some deaths are reported in
these places daily.
The President yesterday sent the nomi-
nation TO the Senate off. H. McLeagy. Of
Texas, to he AssOciate Justice OF the Su-
preme Court Of Montana.
! The seryi, IS al Grants tomb on Decora-
ton Day will be Ct am international char
acteT. The ceremonies will be under charge
OF u. S. Grant Post of Brooklyn.
There is an intimation that the President
| will veto the river and harboT appropria-
| ton bill. He is said to be very much dis
satisfied with the bill as completed 50 far.
George Coe, a nephew of the President of
the American Exchange Bank, in New
! York, was shot and fatally wounded bv
| burglars st Englewood, n. j., Wednesday
night.
Baseball Wednesday: st. Louis-Cbi-
Cages 8, st. Louis 6 Kansas City-Detroits
1. Kansas Citys 3; Washington-Boston
| II, Nationals II; Denver-Denvers 6, Lead
| yilies 4.
The Regent of Spain has offered General
| Guzeman Blanco, President-elect of Ven
ezuela, man-of-war to convey him to his
| country, President Blanco has accepted
| the offer.
Rev. Phillips Brooks, who is now in Chi
eago en- route for California, has telegraphed
to his parish in Boston that he will not
accept the Bishopric for which he has been
| nominated.
| 4 London cable says: Great excitement
| prevails at the Horse Gnards over the news
| from Burmah. Preparations for the dis
patch OF large reinforcements to India are
| being made.
The retail grocers of the Eastern and
| Western States are working up an excur-
sion to Europe, sailing on the steamer Elbe
June 18th, and visiting the principal cities
OF Great Britain and the Continent.
Representative Henley appeared before
the Senate Committee on Commerce vester-
| day, and made long argument in favor
of the confirmation of Tinnin nonoi-
mated for Surveyor of the Port of San Fran
cisco.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
yesterday had the resolution introduced bv
q Neill OF Missouri thanking Mr.. Gladstone
Tor his efforts TO secure home rule for Ire
| land under discussion. No action was
| taken.
/ In the Nova Scotia Legislature Wedpes-
day, the Government introduced q resolu-
ton OF warm sympathy with Gladstone's
efforts TO give home rule TO Ireland. and
expressed the hope that his efforts may be
! crowned with success.
The officials of the French New Hehridess
Company on Espiritu Santo Island. raye
neen massacred by party of natives from
| Fcrt Stanley The Governor Of New CAL
| edonia has dispatched a transport with
| troops 10 the island to render any assistance
that may be required.
Sarah Bernhardt sailed with ber conn
| pany from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro
Wednesday She will make professional
tour through South America with a strong
| theatrical company, and from the Pacific
side proceed to California, where she will
| appear about January next.
The lower House of the Prussian Land
tag has refused to refer the ecclesiastical
| Dill 10 a committee, the National Liberals
N'NN. NVAiS "a thC new Liberals
voting with the minority This action will
put the bill before the full House without
previous consideration by the committee.
Sir Charles Dilke's friends profess them
selves encouraged by his speech to the
| Cheisea electors and their vote in his favor.
The public considers that the Intervention
| Of the Queens proctor offers him the only
| possible means of shaking the general con-
ylction of the truth of Mrs. Crawford's
story, which survives all denial not sub
Jected to croSs-examination on oath.
warrant was yesterday issued bv a
London magistrate for the arrest of John
Rogers, Manager of Minnie Palmer. for
threatening to fight a duel with Mr. Ar
n0!d. The latter gentleman is member
OF the company playing " My Sweetheart
at the Grand Theater with Miss Palmer as
the star, and it is alleged that the reason
why Rogers wishes to shoot Arnold is that
Miss Palmer fayors the latter.
The New York Senate Committee ON
Railroads made its supplemental and final
report on its investigation Of the Broadway
Surface Railroad Company's do;ngs. 1t re-
asserts in the strongest terms the illeealitv
OF the organization of the company. its ut
ter disregard of law in its subsequent pro-
ceedings, its wholesale bribery of Alder
men, and fragrant violations of law prac-
tlced by Councilmen in consenting to its
laying tracks in lower Broadway