Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-25
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.
DOMESTIC.

An earthquake was felt at Athens, Ca,
Saturday.
The Interior Department has decided sew
eral Pacific coast land cases.
George W. Symonds fatally shot J. H.
Bum at Philadelphia on Thursday night.
John F. Campbell, of California, has
been appointed Consul to Tamatav, NADIA
gascar.
An engine was thrown from the track
and one man killed near Coalport, Pa, on
Saturday.
1T. Mullen, Chicago clerk of election,
has been sent to Jail for thirty days for con-
tempt of Court.
The Warden of Ludlow-street Jail, New
York, believes that Bovelle, ex-Alderman,
is really insane.
Several geysers, discharging oily water,
Summerville, S. c.
Prince Louis Napoleon has arrived in
New York He will visit Boston, Wash
layton and Montreal.
The Apache boys now at Fort Marion,
Fla, are to be educated at the Carlisle, Pa,
Indian training school.
r. w. Aston, Treasury clerk, commit
ted suicide at his desk in the Sixth Audi
Tor Office III w dSIlUStOn.
The President and most of bis Cabinlt
will participate in the Inauguration of the
Bartholdi statue on Thursday.
AT Denver, on Saturday, Harry Wilkes
beat Arab and Charlie Hilton in 2;214. 2;17,
2:20i Arab was second in each heat.
The delegates to the annual Convention
of the Brotherhood of Engineers went to
Glen Island on Saturday to attend clam
bake.
Secretary Lamar has decided that the
marriage Of a single woman who had ac-
CURED a homestead will not invalidate her
title.
Samuel Gay, defaultug chief clerk of
the Pittsburg Pension Office, pleaded guilty
on twelve counts Sentence has been de-
ferred.
The New York weekly bank statement
shows reserve increase of S85.1G0. The
banks now hold S, ,060 in excess Of the
legal rule.
A letter was recently sent out by the
Navy Department TO railway lines running
along the coast, asking the cost of trans
porting torpedo boats by rail.
The St. Louis Browns, by again defeat
ing the Chicago Club on Saturday, won
the baseball championship of the world
and nearly $4,000 gate money. Score,
to 3.
The fire at Pennington, Me, on Satur-
day morning, destroyed thirty-seven dwell
ing-houses, nineteen stores, three churches
and two newspaper offices. The loss is
estimated at $500 900; insurance small.
FOREIGN.
The number of evictions in Ireland is
decreasing.
The Gar is reported to be in a state of
chronic irritation and i'll health.
Prince Alexander has declined to be a
candidate for the Bulgarian throne.
The efforts to reunite the British Liberals
under Gladstone have not met with much
success.
Justin Mccarthy has been awarded the
contested seat in the Commons for the city
of Londonderry.
Baron Ohio Won Schleinitz, of Emperor
Williams household, has been arrested,
charged with forgery, blackmailing and
selling bogus titles and decorations.
PACIFIC COAST.
Nevada beef is being shipped to Califor-
mia in an almost unbroken string of cattle
cars.
A Nogales dispatch gives some pertinent
information about Mexican affairs on the
border.
Every house in Oroville is occupied, and
dozen more could be rented if they were
to be had.
A number of very enthusiastic Republi-
can meetings were held last night at various
interior points.
Mile. Nordica has brought suit against
her brother-in-law for some real estate at
Tacoma, w. I.
An Indian, near Snohomish City, W. T.,
caught and landed witauut hi "a surgeon
eleven feet long and weighing over $50
pounds.
c. E. Bradford was killed at French Cor
raj. Nevada county, by the explosion of an
old cannon while firing salute at DEM
ocratic meeting.
The sixth annual State Convention of
fruit-growers will meet in the Assembly
chamber at Sacramento, on Monday, No
vember 18th, at II o'clock A. ".
The 10-year-old daughter of Peter Storm,
who lives in Monterey county about six
miles from Watsonville, was drowned on
Saturday by falling into tub of water.
John W. Mackay has arrived at Virginia
City, New, his visit being for the purpose
of personally inspecting the ore develop
ment in the Consolidated California and
Virginia mine.
-Four prominent land owners of Santa
Maria lelegraphed to tine Southern Pacific
Railroad Company that if lands were
needed at this point upon which to build
workshops they would donate twenty acres
within the town limits.