Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-29
TELEGRAPHIC BRETITlES.

Haggln says that all his horses, especially
Ban Fox, are out of condition.
The movement to restore tie French
throne is now openly avowed in Paris
General Arthur has improved somewhat
since his arrival at New London, Corn.
Minister Jacobs and Consul Geacral
King recently engaged in a street hgbe in
, Bogota.
6. G. Whitelaw. 4 Harvard student LIS
| become insane from injuries received in a
| bar-room brRwl
Arthur OTton, tbs TichboFne claimant,
had a very snail audience to- listen to his
| first lecture in New York.
The Boston police baving kren ordered
/ to arrest John 7. Sullivaa, wherever found,
/ he quietly left foF New fork.
Prince Luitpol5iwas on Monday Srmaily
! ma ie Regent of Bavaria rs admiaister the
aasairs OF the kingdom temporarily.
| Wheat harvesting has been finished in
+ Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri. The
yiesd is from 10 TO .5bushelrpcr acre,
[ II is said that Senator Jones. of FleEida,
VIII not return TO Washington before the
meeting Of the next session of Congress
Two men sailed for New York from the
clyde. Monday. in - boat I,ineteen feet
long. They took provisions for sno
mghths.
The BaIruddery mersion az Dundee.
| Scotland, owned by Martin White, of New
York, was destroyed by 1Fe.MonGay. Loss.
$3.50, ,aee.
The Prince of Wales, a 9cording 10 q Lon
don cabisgram, has promised to be present
at dinaer to be given by Mrs. MaeAsay III
London.
The Galatea sailed from southampton.
| England for Boston, Sunday afternoon.
She is expected 10 make the trip in twenty
five days.
The bili,repcaling the Presumption. Tim
Der Culture and Desert Land Acts row
| awaits the action OF the Houseon Senate
amendment.
Heer Staininger in the Bagarian Lever
House Saturday charged Richard Wagner
with having developed the germ OF insanity
in King Ludwig's brain.
All is quiet in Chicago, and railroad offs
Gals think the switchmens S strike is ended
! Four freight trains were sent cut Monday,
none of them being molested.
At Columbia, South Carolina. ii is ru-
mored that Governor Thompson has been
| offered an important Federal Office, and
Will soon resign his present position.
The issue of standard silver from the
! Mints during the week ending June 26th
| was S5j0.63A The shipments of frae-
| tional silver coin since June 1st amounts to
| $524.S45.
The wheat crops summary for June
! shows q decrease in the estimates Of Nav
| Rust and want of rain have caused aloss of
about Is to % per cent. Corn continues
promising.
Blaine and family have left Augusta, Me-
| for Bar Harbor. Blaine will there begin
| the preparation of speech which he will
deliver at the opening of the campaign dur
! ing the first week OF August.
! 1t is said on reported good authority that
a change in the Cabinet is contemplated
| Garland is to resign before October and
Blssell of New York, the Presidents for
mer law partner, is mentioned as his sue
eessor.
The manifesto of the Count of Paris has
been placarded in many of the towns
| throughout France. 1t was mailed TO every
elector in the Republic. The Royalists
will organize campaign on the basis of
! the manifesto.
The New York Suns London cablegram
! says: The breaking of the engagement be-
| tween Earl Cairns and Miss Adele Grant is
now known to be due to disapproval
/
new discoveries by them in regard 10
Cairns private life.
De Freycinet is said to be investigating
the records of the higher officers of the
Administration in all the principal depart
ments, not only in Paris, but in the prov
inces, with view ofpurging the country Of
| Royalists and lmperialists in all branches
of the public service.
a table compiled from dispatches to the
| Boston Post from the managers of the lead
| ing Clearing houses of The United States
show that the gross bank exchanges of the
week, ending June 26th, were s916,972, 156 !;
an increase of $50 per cent. over the CORE
spending week last year.
An order has been issued at Madrid di-
rected to the Governor General of Cuba
that the American flag in direct commerce
with Cuba and Porto Rico shall be in every
respect placed on an equal basis with the
! Spanish in the conduct of articles that are
the products of or proceed from the United
| States.
The House, evidently, has no thought of
| the suspension of silver coinage the next
four years. An appropriation of about
| $4,000 for making additional storage
room in the Philadelphia Mint building
| has been voted without opposition. The
additional space will be sufficient to store
| $60,000,000.
Sullivan said in New York Sunday Il
won't smoke or drink until l have had my
so with Mitchell" He appeared strong
and hardy. His weight has been reduced
| from 225 to 1913. Mitchell's weight is down
| from 175 to 167, and he will be brought
down to 163. He says: " am the picture
of health. If Sullivan forces the fighting
he will find me coming for him.
An Ottawa correspondent Denies upon
the highest authority, the statements re-
Gently published that the Dominion Gov
ernment, at the instance of the Imperial
authorities, has relaxed its measures for
| the protection of the Canadian fisheries
| On the contrary, there has been no inter-
ference of any kind on the part of the
| Home Government, and the Dominion
| Government is determined in the future, as
| in the past to strictly enforce the law
against United States fishing vessels found
violating it.