Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-11
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.


General Sheridan has almost entirely re-
covered.
Frank Mills died suddenly at Creighton,
Nebraska.
Robson and Crane are to sever their bust
ness associations.
Three workmen were killed by cave in
| cellar at Omaha.
An illustrated Chinese newspaper has
been started in New York.
Volante was among the winners at
Jerome Park on Saturday.
Snow three feet deep is still found in q
gulch near the village of Liberty, n. Y.
Charles H. McKinsley of California
graduated second in the cadet class at West
Point.
A woman in Dade county, Mo-, recently
murdered her young son while in fit Of
insanity.
A prize-fght between John Ryan and ].
.. Day on Staten Island was broken up by
the police.
The Eads ehuauntepec Railway Direct
ors have let the contract for the construc-
ton of the work.
The Knights of Labor ironworkers have
Endorsed Powderly for reelection, but
OppO5c lltCuludu lOr SECRETARY.
1t is stated that certain members of the
Chicago Club are trying to get Van Haltren
out OF the club. They caused him to lose
the game of last Friday.
President Cleveland has approved the act
providing that pensions granted to widows
of soldiers of the War of the Rebellion shall
commence at the date of the death of their
husbands.
Sir Francis Hastings Doyle is dead.
Parnell has issued another whip to his
followers.
Gillig's American Exchange is to be
wound up.
President Cleveland has been invited to
visit Barcelona.
The Duke of Aosta is to wed Princess
Letitia Bonaparte.
The Hungarian budget has been submit
ted to the delegations.
Sarah Bernhardt is talking Of appearing
as Romeo to Jane Harding's Juliet.
Austria believes that the surest safeguard
OF peace is an increase in the army
Blaine, who is a member of Carnegie's
coaching party, has reached Peterborough.
The Liberal Unionists are becoming
dissatisfied with the policy of their Tory
allies.
Members of the Metropolitan Board of
Works of London havereceived large sums
as blackmail.
The Austro-Hungarian Lloyds propose to
establish steamship line between Trieste
and Rio de Janeiro.
The activity of the revolutionary leaders
in the Balkan States continues to cause
much uneasiness to the European powers.
Sergeant MCGOWAN, of the Royal Irish
Constabulary, was murdered on Saturday
by Constable Simpson at Waldentown, who
afterward committed suicide.
PACIFIC COAST.
A Chinese prisoner at Yuma committed
suicide.
Oliver Irwin was elected Town Collector
of San Rafael
Joe Martell was knocked out by John
Ramsey at Modesto.
A valuable asphalt bed has been discoy-
cred near San Buenaventura
A young man named Joy was drowned
in swimming bath at Virginia City.
a runaway team ran over and fatally in
jured Mr.. Dolbeer's child at Los Gatos.
The Mormons of Southern Idaho will
take the iron-clad oath and vote this fall.
A $75, 900 fire occurred in Fresno on Sat-
urday, and Charles Rogers was burned to
death.
Lightning burned out the apparatus of
the Portland Electric Light Company to
the extent of 81 900.
Oakland parties who own a hydraulic
mining claim in Baker county, Or, are in
litigation with farmers over the title to
their water.
A stranger who said his name was John
Hartnell SAT down by the side of the rail-
rood near Sarrento, San Diego county, and
died of heart disease.
The body of a man named William Nc
Grath was found at Linden, Placer county. |
1t is supposed that he fell down on his face
while intoxicated and was smothered to
death.
Fred Blades is under $500 bonds to ap-
pear in the Fresno county Superior Court |
ard explain why he chewed the ear off |
w. H. Ingram while the two were herding |
sheep.
A water spout struck Willows creek, five |
miles below Heppner, Or, on Saturday
carrying away C. G. Boon's house at Lex
ington. Considerable damage was done to
the railroad grade.
David G. Lewis. a California pioneer of
1850, died at Portland Or, on Saturday,
aged II, of cancer of the stomach. He
was, early in the sixties, County Judge of
Del Norte county, but has resided here
since 1864.