Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
TEEEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.
DOMESTIC


The surplus In the Treasury amounts to
| $93, 100000.
The cold snap in New Jersey has ruined
the celery crop.
| Yale won the college foot ball champion
ship by defeating Princeton.
An immigrant walked from Chicago to
New York to recover a lost trunk.
Professor Oldrieve has finished his walk
down the Hudson river to New York
The switchmen's strike in Chicago had
| assumed no new features on Saturday.
The Baptist College at Marion, Ala. was
burned Saturday afternoon. Loss S175, 600.
The Brotherhood of Baseball Players OBJ
jects to the new classification and the salary
limit.
Inventor Edison was thrown from a
buggy on Saturday morning and badly
bruised.
w. F. Young of England won the ten
| nile run for the amateur championship of
America.
Smallpox has broken out at Kingston,
Lucerne county, Pa, the heart of the min
ing region.
The United States cruiser Boston has ar
rived at New York with three cases of yell
low leVer on DOaru.
Under the circular of April 17tn the Sec
retary of the Treasury has purchased $685.
494 $50 worth of bonds.
Leonetti Cipriano, of Baltimore. has come
into possession of S25,000,000 estate left
by his uncle, an Italian Count.
The Union Compress Company has OBJ
tanned Judgment against twenty-eight in
surance companies for $4,000.
At Monroe. La, Rev. G. NJ. Verdell was
mistaken for Texas train robber and ar
rested. On advices from Texas he was re-
leased
Three men were killed and two others
badly injured by the explosion of q dyna-
mite cartridge at Thompson's Mills, n. Y,
ON Saturday.
l. V. Williamson, the Philadelphia
philanthropist who gave S12,000,000 to
found an industrial college, has selected
the trustees to manage the bequest.
Lord Sackville West and daughters, Jo-
seph Chamberlain aud wife, and son of
Northcote were among the passengers who
sailed from New York Saturday.
Mrs. Moore, grand daughter of the late
Commodore Vanderbilt had a narrow es-
cape from burning to death on Friday
night. Her dress caught fire while lighting
a chandelier.
DR.. Arthur Stone has begun libel suit
against the Chicago Tribune, claiming S25,-
600 damages. The suit grows out of state
ments made by the Tribune in connection
with the Stone-Sabin scandal at Elgin, Ill.
G. w. Vickery. Superintendent of the
Third Division of the Railway Mail Serv-
ice, with headquarters in Washington, has
rendered his resignation at the request OF
the postal authorities. He has been in the
service twenty lone Years, and no charge is
made sgainst him, except that he is Re-
publican.
FOREIGN
John Bright is hourly growing worse.
A serious revolution has broken out in
Venezuela.
The Manchester, England handicap was
won by Clsymore.
Bolivia is still undisturbed by the opera
tons OF the insurgents.
The President of Switzerland had his
right leg amputated on Saturday.
American and English residents of Samoa
are being most insultingly treated by the
Germans.
The Germans have carried off Malietoa,
the Samoan King, ON man-of-war, and
his destination is unknown.
Sir Charles Warren, who recently re-
signed as Chief of Police of London, has
been offered the command of brigade at
Aldershot
A diver at Wellington, New Zealand was
seized by an octopus and both were drawn
to the surface, where the submarine mon
ster was killed.
A Liverpool steamer is ice-bound at
Sorel, Canada, with passengers on board
Seventy-tive fishermen are stuck on the
Island of Anticosti.
Henry George is said to have stronger
following in England than in America In
an interview there he saws the free trade
issue is not dead in the United States.
Upon DR.. Nunez, the President whose
term OF office expires in two years, the
Colombian Legislature has agreed to confer
an annual income of $4,000 for life, to-
gether with all the honors and prominence
due to the Presidential office.
On Saturday the leading American fami-
lies IN London were represented at the we'd
ding OF Hugh Graham, second son of the
late Frederick Graham, Bart, of Netherby,
Cumberland, and Miss Jessie Low, daugh-
ter of the late Andrew Low, of Savannah,
Ga.
PACIFIC COAST.
Lauiits Rosford was crushed to death in
quarry near Sonoma.
Marysville shipped 1900 oranges to Port
land, Oregon, on Saturday.
Hattie Mulligan and Robert Mcclellan
have eloped from Helena, NJ. 7.
E. D. Miles has received the Republican
nomination for Mayor of Los Angeles.
Fred. and John Mize of Santa Rosa have
been found guilty of attempted murder.
The Government storehouse and school
at the Sacaton Agency, Ariz., are burned.
The waste water in the Comstock mines
is being utilized for power for stamp mills
Patterson the prospector reported killed
by Nayajoes, has returned 10 Albuquerque.
Senator Stewart of Nevada was banaueted
at Salt Lake City on Saturday while on