Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-04
TELEGRAPHIC BREYiTIES,

The Ohio Legislature rs in session.
Inc Russian press advocates. an entente
with England.
The Commissioner of Navigation has
tiled his report.
A gang of outlaws in Lane county Kas
has been broken up.
The Alhambra Theater, at Antwerp, has
been destroyed by fire.
Phoenix, A. T., has two and one-balf
miles OF street railway
The glassworkers in the Boston and Sand
wien GLASS Factory have struck.
There has been an advance in wheat from
3D. TO Is. Ill the English market.
x-Goyernor Parker's funeral will be
held on Friday at Freehold, N. J.
The first train crossed the international
orldge at Sault Ste. Marie on Saturday.
The Crown Prince shared in the amuse-
Day. "i .
The Latonia Jockey Club offers very
liberal purses and stakes for the racing
season.
Great damage has been done in Malaga.
Spain, by floods. Many boats have been
destroyed.
Vi Oillltu CIdlGS vessels en-
gagged IN the coasting trade increased
largely last year.
Representative Felton'is trying to get the
hepuoncans IN the House to hold a caucus
on the tariff question.
General Fremont was rendered recen-
ton at Los Angeles by tie Southern Cali
fornia Historial Society.
The mate and one seam an of the disabled
steamer Ionawanda were drowned off the
New Jersey coast on Sunday.
A reported finding of fourteen skeletons
IN halt-breed's cellar on the Sioux reser-
vatlon is DOW said to be myth.
George W. Meade & Co. state that thew
had two dollars of assets for one dollar Of
liabilities, and hoped to resume business at
once.
In wreck on the Central Pacific at Ter
race, u. T., On Saturday, freight and pas
Senger traln coliided, and one man was
killed. "'''
Jacob Sharp returned to his home in
New ork on Sunday night from visit to
Rome, n. y, where he has been spending
the holidays. >-'N-'-9 .
Inc schooner Il. B. Heywocd went ashore
on the rocks north of the wharf at Navarro
Mendoclno county, and is a total wreck
AN-S Nv" hoo cGNGu.
Edwin Baggs, aged 13 years, died ct El
Faso on Saturday, as is supposed from TIE
olte OF dog, although the usual SYMPTOMS
OF hydrophobia were lacking.
Dr. Mary Walker is a candidate for the
position of special examiner in the Pen
sion Bureau. The salary and per diem
allowances amount to about 50 500.
A passenger train collided with freight
train at Athlone, Merced county. a IittIe
after O'Clock on Monday morning. Some
damage was done, but nobody was Injured
The officers of the War Department dis
Pute the correctness OF the story published
about the proposed destruction of vainabla
war records and papers of the Freedmen's
Bureau. - .
Tito de Laroza, one of the Oldest and
wealthlest residents of Santa Clara county
died on Monday at the age of 65 wears
deceased came to California in April, 1S49.
landing at Santa Barbara He was ma.
tive OF the Argentine Republic.
Saturday last John Madden, foreman Of
the Rochester mine, in the Snake Creek
District, near Park City, Utah, while going
from DAILY to the Rochester mine with a
miner named James Baxter, was caught by
an avalanche and buried out of sight.
Robert Hamilton, the keeper of the cot
tage OF banker A. J. Drexel at the West
End, Long Branch, was found murdered
early Sunday morning. He had been wav-
lad, struck down with deadly blow and
robbed. His murderers, who are thought
to be two drunken tough negroes. had
dragged his body to place of conceaimcnt
and escaped with their booty.