Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-01
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.
DOMESTIC.


Several large delegations called on Judge
Thurman on Saturday.
Haggins Diablo was the only California
winner in the East on Saturday.
A great Republican mass meeting was
held in Philadelphia on Saturday.
The Irish athletes gave an interesting ex-
hibition in New York on Saturday.
1t is said the President will sign the
Chinese exclusion bill early in the week.
Williams, Black & Co., New York wheat
brokers, have made a satisfactory settle
ment
There is q talk of Court martial in con-
nection with the Washington aqueduct
frauds.
Natural gas has been struck at Marys-
vile at a distance of 27S feet below the
surface.
Edward c. Clark, who was arrested in
Denver for Trascott, the Chicago murderer,
has been released.
lowed by an alligator while bathing in
Burkhead creek, Ga.
The National Bank of the Republic, in
Wall street, New York, has been robbed Of
S., 800, taken in one package.
A riot occurred in Georgetown, Ca, over
an election. a number of shots were ex-
changed and several persons wounded. The
negro who started it escaped.
The unknown pugilist, backed by the
New York Illustrated NeDs to fight Kilrain
for $1,000 side, proves to be Joe Lannon,
the South Boston heavy weight.
A Norwegian bark has been detained at
the Delaware breakwater with yellow fever
| on board. Several of the crew had died,
and nearly all the others were down sick.
Upward of a thousand persons from va
| rious places paid their respects to General
Harrison on Saturday, including a delega-
| ton OF Normal School students of both
sexes.
| A heavy snoW-storm is reported in many
| localities in Maine, New Hampshire and
| Vermont. There are three inches of snow
on the level in some places. Snow has also
fallen in Indiana.
Theie is rumor that W. R. Foster, the
New York swindler, has been located in
Canada; also that counsel has gone to at.
tempt settlement and secure part of the
money secured on bogus mortgages.
The Lower Brule Indians refuse to ratify
the treaty. They made proposition of
fering to accept 81 25 per acre for theil
|
have refused to sign the treaty at all, claim.
ing that they had no land to spare
! FOREIGN.
The Boulangist agitation has been re-
sumed at Paris.
Dr. Mackenzie scores the German physi
clans for their treatment of Emperor Fred
erick.
The grand stand at the Montreal anna
teur athletic games collapsed, killing one
man and severely injuring several others,
The British Cabinet will resume its coun
cils about October 10th. Immediately upor
the opening of Parliament, Gladstone will
call attention to the evictions in Ireland
and will propose vote of censure on Bal
four.
PACIFIC COAST.
The Fresno Fair was a success finan
cially.
A building and loan association has beer
formed at Santa Rosa.
Mrs. Emma Palmer, wife of Colone
Palmer, died at Pomona.
Political meetings were held in severa
towns on Saturday night.
The Stocktons defeated the Pioneers OF
Saturday by score of to 2.
l.. Borman's wife has taken his none,
and eloped from their San Diego home.
The trestle bridge over Dry Canyon. eas
of Heron, NJ. T., was burned on Saturday.
The eighth annual exhibition of the New
Mexico Territorial Fair has closed at Al
buquerque.
Five Indians murdered a man names
Jones in Southern Arizona and troops ar
after them.
John Rocksey, who murdered j. Forste
at Mionot, NJ. T., a year ago, has been al
rested at Spokane Falls.
Seventeen million acres of the Blackfee
reservation in Northern Montana have beel
thrown open for settlement.
Seattle citizens on Saturday celebrated al
important event in the city's history, viz
the completion of the first cable line eve
operated in Washington Territory.
In the pacing race at San Jose on Satur
day San Diego, Belmont Boy and Almon
Patchen started. 1t was won by Belmon
Boy, Almont Patchen second. Time, PIG
-2:194- -2:20.