Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-06
TELEGRAPHIC RGEyITIES.
DOMESTIC.

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D. E. Randall was fatally shot in bar
room brawl at Buffalo, Wyo.
Two one-armed pugilists fought three
rafting rounds at Milwaukee.
Hopkins, Assistant Treasurer of the Fl
deity Bank, has been convicted.
Four miners were fatally burned in an
explosion in mine at Nanticoke, Pa.
Secretary Fairchild recommends an ex-
tension of the bonded warehouse period.
The Brooklyn Tichborne claimant ex-
poets to reopen his case in the English
| Courts.
California oranges in the Chicago market
sell about even with the Florida and Next
can article.
1t has been found that prohibition may
be evaded in Michigan by the formation of
social clubs.
Tom Ellis, editor OF the Birmingham
| (Ala.) Hornet was shot by detective
named Sullivan.
1t is reported that enough Democratic
votes have been secured to confirm Whites
title 10 his seat in the House.
Postal employees on the Western railroads
are TO be armed with the best weapons OBJ
tainable by the Postal Department.
In Boston on Saturday night Thomas
Gray knocked out John Beatty in just
twenty seconds by blow on the jugular.
The Democrats, in framing tariff bill,
propose TO recognize the fact that protection
has become part of the general business
system.
Jim Cornelius, negro IA years old, was
hanged in Minden, Webster parish, La,
for the murder year ago of Ernest Wren,
the four-year- old son of G. P. Wren.
posed of oddly The steamship Alexan-
| Gria, from Denia, was short of fuel on the
way to New York, and burned 600 boxes of
raisins.
A terrific explosion of mine gas occurred
Saturday night at Naticoke Pa. Four men
were fatally burned, viz, David Evans,
John Griggith, Joseph Diber and Anthony
| Mulaski.
The dinner to be given at Delmonico's,
in New York, next Saturday evening by
| the Republican Club, on the occasion of
Lincoln's birthday celebration, is expected
by the projectors to be the most notable
political dinner ever given in this country.
FOREIGN.
London is to enjoy a season of Italian
| opera.
Uruguay has decided 10 abolish export
duties.
Freeman's Journal declares that the Irish
| landlord claims are absurd.
AT a Dublin show female performer
was terribly mangled by an angry lion.
The Panama Canal Company wants
to issue lottery loan of 775, 900, 900 francs
! Prime Minister Crispi says it is impossi-
BILE for Italy to reduce her military expend-
| itures.
Sir Henry James Sumner Maine, an en-
| inent writer on legal subjects, has died at
| Cannes.
| In Parliament an effort will be made to
establish the right of holding meetings in
Trafalgar Square.
The Berlin papers dilate upon the emf
nenty pacific character of the treaty be-
| tween Germany and Austria.
The leading Home Rule organ in Eng
land pronounces the conviction of the dy-
namiters righteous judgment.
The Morley Ripon demonstration at
Dublin attracted some English attention,
and ELECTED unbounded Irish enthusiasm
| 1t is said that the publication of the
Austro-German treaty is designed to force
| the Car to an immediate war or to compel
him to submit to terms for permanent
peace dictated by the allies.
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tinge of the anterior part of the right side
of the larynx of Crown Prince Frederick
| Williams throat are gradually lessening
| His respiration is better, and the irritation
which produced coughing has ceased.
TACTIC COAST.
Fresno is infested with tramps.
The citrus fair at Riverside opens TO-
| day. EFt
r1or oofi 4a1
Gaitano Biarini suicided at Santa Cruz
on Saturday.
The faro games in San Diego are at last
being suppressed.
The jury in the Abel murder case at
Salinas disagreed.
The infant of A. J. Duel, of Santa Ana,
was scalded to death.
The recently discovered coal vein in the
Buttes is thinning out.
The mouth of the Columbia river is said
to be changing its channel.
Powell, the slayer of editor Smith at Red
wood City, is to be admitted to BAIL
Jere c. Noonan, an old and respected
resident OF Chico, died suddenly on Sat
urday.
TheSunrise copper mine, near Cheyenne,
will be operated for five years by English
bankers.
Jealous John Biscaro shot his late mis-
tress and killed himself, near Cloverdale.
on Saturday.
Thomas Baker. miner, was killed at
Gold Hill, New, on Saturday, by falling 700
feet down shaft.
T. II. Ross, charged with assaulting Mrs.
Specht, respectable lady of Pasadena, has
been found guilty.
A plan has been set afoot-not without
opposition-to replace the Chinese in
Fresno by negroes.
A young man named Carlyon shot him
self at Grass Valley with parlor rifle A
bad foot wound was the result.
Dyer, who was shot by Parson Washing
ton at Marysville, is dead, and Washington
has been charged with murder.
The will of n. D. 1Coombs has been
opened at Marysville. Theestate is valued
at between S150.000 and 100000
Gus Pfrang, aged II years, fatally shot
himself in San Maeo county by pulling
his gun from boat muzzIe first.
A Finn employed in Humboldt logging
camp attempted to outrage his own Gaugh-
ter. She gave an alarm, but he escaped
Therisein the Russian river has done
great carnage. Some $40 feet OF bridge
on the Donahue railroad has been carried
away.
A heavy snow-storm ragged in the Santa
Catalina mountains, north of Tucson, on
Saturday, and there was rain in the
valley.
The Coroners jury finds the coal-mine
accident at Nanaimo accidental, and COM
pliments the management of the mine for
general efficiency.
B. F. Harrington, Willow Creek, Siski-
you county L. w Stevens, Capetown,
Humboldt county; Henry Harrison, Clear
Water, Los Angeles county; George W.
Hefner Timberv!lle, Ventura county, have
been appointed Postmas.ers.