Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-19
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
DoAEsTI,


The Toronto Lacrosse team has sailed for
England.
The freight engineers on the Central Iowa
road have struck.
Colonel Mosby passed through Omaha
on Saturday, en- route to California.
The site of Pasadena's Postofice has been
changed through political influence.
The Ways and Means Committee is hav-
ing a struggle over the Mills tariff bill
Richard Barber. of Ithaca, n. Y, killed
Mrs. Mason, and then burned her body.
Ignatius Donnelly has sailed for Europe
TO secure a copyright for his book on the
Shakespeare-B Bacon controversy.
Chairman O'Neil is endeavoring to have
few days set apart by Congress for the
consideration of labor legislation.
A wonderful vein of copper ore has been
found in Greenhorn range, thirty miles due
west of Pueblo, Col, and sixteen miles
north of Beulah.
Despite the siushy condition of the
streets. the usual ST. Patrick's Day parade
of the Irish societies of New York and Vi
cinity took place on Saturday, with dimin-
ished numbers.
Martin J. Clark, one of the fraudulent
! judges of the last municipal election in
Baltimore, has been sentenced to two years
in jail. Best, another judge, convicted of
the same ofiense, was also sentenced to two
years.
The absorption of the Erie Express COM
pany by Wells. Fargo & Co. has given rise
| TO the impression that the big companies
| like the Adams, United States and Ameri-
can will be compelled TO form an alliance
with Wells, Fargo & Co.
FOREIGN.
Constables are searching houses in Derry
| for arms.
The health of Salisbury is matter of
serious concern TO the Tories.
st. Patrick's Day was observed to a
greater extent than usual in Great Britain.
Chamberlain's ambition is to succeed
! Gladstone as the leader of the Liberal
| party.
| Gladstone will shortly have confer
! ence with nonconformists who sympathize
with his policy.
The Princess of Wales telegraphed
| Queen Victoria that Emperor Frederick S
| condition is extremely serious.
] The French Government does not intend
to take further proceedings against Bou-
| LANCER for visiting Paris without orders.
Slogger Sullivan is drinking the famous
water of Bath. He sleeps much and is
getting fat rapidly. 1t is not thought that
the talk of another fight with Mitchell will
result in anything.
| Emperor Frederick will send a message
/ to the Landtag, containing regrets that his
| health prevents him taking the oath in
| person, and suggesting that the message
| be accepted in lieu of it.
! The Ontario Legislature has passed to
second reading the bill to establish man.
mood suffrage for elections to the Ontario
Parliament. This virtually makes it law.
The House will be prorogued Thursday.
PACIFIC COAST.
| A large sale of Tulare land was made on
Saturday.
The disappearance of Mining Superin-
tendent Rowe with $4,000 is still unac-
counted for.
An enthusiastic celebration of st. Pat
| rick's day was held at Vancouver, w. T.,
on Saturday.
The bridge across the Willamette at
Oregon City will be 935 feet long, and is to
be completed by August 1st.
1t is believed that the little steamer Gen
eral Wright, Captain Babbidge, bound from
Yaquina to Astoria, has been wrecked
Jim Scarlet, who is on trial for murder at
Bonham, Texas, and whose supposed vic
tim has since turned up alive, has been
! admitted TO bail.
Samuel Gamble, of San Francisco, has
| purchased from Percy Talbot the bay mare
Silver Ore, 6 years old, by Alcyone, dam
by Mambrino, for $4,000.
| The City Council of Woodland has de-
| cided to submit to the voters of the town
the proposition to reincorporate the place
as a city of the fifth class.
| c. NJ. Harding, the San Franciscan in
dicted with Mrs. Rose Bryant of San Fran
cisco, for robbing Dickinson at Portland,
was convicted in that city.
The dynamite outrage at the Providence
quartz mill, near Nevada City, is said to