Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-31
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIEs.

Collector Cushings, of Belfast, Me-, has been
| removed.
Postmaster Pearson, of New York, denies that
| he intends to resign.
The whisky trust has made material rednc-
| ton IN the price of that liquid.
| Mike Kelly, the baseball player now on the
| stage, Is badly afflicted with stage fright.
| An open switch caused fatal accident on the
Texas Pacific Railroad on Saturday night.
William Dutton, the bareback cireus-rider,
has been sued for a divorce by his wife, Helen.
Two cowboys fought with pistols in the Chick
asaw nation on saturday and both were killed.
| Judge Davenport, of Kansas City, assaulted
| editor Profitt on Saturday and managed to whip
| him.
The mutilated remains of the man found in a
| Philadelphia park are believed to be those of a
| tramp.
new navy yard on the northwest coast has left
| Washington.
Rowell will race Littlewood for six DAYS at
Madison-square Garden in April for So 600 and
| the champion belt.
Dr.. ]. L. NJ Curry late United States Minister
/ to Madrid, will be the next Bourbon candidate
] for Governor of Virginia.
The people of the western portion of North
Carolina are greatly excited because Mormon
| emlssaries are trying to proselyte young women.
| 1t is reported that the trotters spofford and
Governor Hill, who were sold recently. the for
mer for $40 600 and the latter for Sll OO0 will be
shipped for South America.
The United States Inspectors of Steam Vessels
report that 202 persons were on the steamer
| Kate Adams when she was burned on the Miss
lss1ppi, nineteen of when are unaecounted for.
]. B. Haggin and Marcus DAILY, of Anaconda,
Mont, have purchased, through P. j. Williams
Favonia, 2:l5, by Wedgewood, dam Fadette, by
Alexander's Abdallah. Messrs. Haggin & DAILY
are the owners OF an extensive horse-breeding
ranch at Anaconda, and Favonia will winter in
| the bracing climate of Montana.
FOREIGN.
A Seryian mob broke the windows of the Aus
trian Consulate at Belgrade.
The revival OF Macbeth" at the Lyceum
Iheater. London, proved successful.
Captain Bordais and his mate, who tried to
scuttle the Gylfe, have been sentenced to ten
years penal servitude.
The Popes encyclical letter at the closing of the
jubilee year refers solely to the religious duties
of the clergy and people.
The Pope has written cordial letter to the
prelates in Ireland. informing them that he has
sent rich gift to each of the Irish cathedrals.
The American baseball players will leave
Australia on the 18th of January and will play in
all the leading cities of India and Europe and
return by the middle of April.
Evictions Of delinquent tenants of Gwedmore,
County Donegal, Ireland, commenced Wednes.
day. Troops and police have been sent thither
| to assist the bailiffs. Violent scenes are ex-
pected
President Slaven, OF the American Dredging
Company of New York is in daily conference
with De Lesseps about the work on the second
section of the canal, which SlaTen declares he
can finish in twelve months.
Ira Payne, the American gun expert now per
forming in Paris, says that he has discovered
| process for the manufacture of gold from an
alloy OF silver and copper and is trying to raise
funds to start the proper works.
Ayoung lady from Iowa, Miss Emma Mershon,
| is creating quite Juror among Americans on
wi I Ar.f oil
teacher, considers her voice so remarkable that
he is going TO bring her out in opera next year.
PACIFIC COAST.
DR.. R. Watson, pioneer, died at Downieville.
The Bee and Union, of San Diego, have been
| consolidated.
Two seamen were arrested in Portland for at
tempted smuggling.
William Sprague and James Rainey were ar
| rested for burglary at Rio Vista.
George Glass, of Fresno, robbed his mother.
leaving her absolutely pennileSs.
| The assessed value of property in Los Angeles
has increased SIS sol 1873 in year.
Harrison has intimated that he will not fill
| Territorial offices with carpet-baggers.
The new San Diego charter proposes to in
| crease the number of wards in the town.
The Lord-Dunster contest at Nevada City has
been concluded and taken under advisement
At Seattle, w. T., Peter Schumacher defeated
James IL. Faulkner in a mixed wrestling match.
| H. Rutland, of Victoria, died suddenly while
| assisting in extinguishing his burning dwelling
The committee which invested the San Diego
police force condemn it as corrupt and inefii-
Gent
A remarkably rich silver discovery is reported
| at Noon Camp, Arizona. man named Beck,
who a few days ago located claim, struck an
| immense silver ledge, the ore of which goes
nearly 900 ounces to the ton. The ledge is well
| defined. aud one of the largest ever discovered
| in the Territory.