Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-30
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.
poME6TIC.


DOMESTIC.
On Saturday the Chicagos beat the De
troits by q to II.
A man named Mclean was killed in a
duel at Norfolk, Va.
Henry Willard arrived in New York from
Europe on Saturday.
On PATHS benefit night in Buenos Ayres
the receipts were SO, 900.
President Cleveland enjoyed blue fishing
Ola Saturday OF Fire Island.
Five men we're injured by an explosion
Of ammonia al New Orleans.
John L. Sullivan was severely beaten in
a Boston bar-room few nights ago.
Edison's foundry at Schenectady was
burned en- Saturday. Loss, So, 900.
BaidNins Los Angeles ran second in the
Alabama stakes on Saturday, l Is miles.
Atsaratoga on Saturday Higgins Yum
Yum won the first race, three-quarters OF
mile, III 1:l6a.
The husband Of Mrs. Moore, who was
murdered at Detroit, was stricken dumb at
sight of his wife's body.
Representative Randall was removed
from Washington to Wayne, Pa, on Satur-
NY he WdS NOlS lOOblO.
The Sioux Indians have refused 10 ratify
tie treaty regarding the giving up of a por-
ton OF their reservation
Much merriment was caused in Indian
apolis by General Harrison's failure to
| recognize bust o! his grandfather.
| 1t is reported that Prince Hal Genet
| of Tweed ring fame, has gone to New Jer-
sey TO die, with cancer Of the throat.
Henry J. Morris, the rider of Warning
ton, one OF the steeple-chasers, was killed
by the horse falling at the first hurdle.
Ex-Governor Porter, of Indiana, posi-
lively and emphatically declines to be con-
sidered a candidate for the Republican CUB
| ernatorial nomination.
At the California fruit sale at Chicago on
Saturday, pears sold from g So to 81, prunes
81 10 to 81 %, peaches 81 so. There were
seven Carloads Of fruit disposed OF.
Mrs. Langtry will come to California
early in August, and after few days stay
in San Francisco will go to Lake county, 10
enjoy heightened holiday on her ranch.
The third week of Sheridan's sojourn at
Nonquitt is ended. Friends say the i'm
provement is very marked. The youngest
child, Phil, is celebrating his eighth birth
day.
Fred. Gebhardt will soon send to Califor-
MIA his famous horse Eole, with two or
three others, and place them on his ranch
in Lake county. He will follow them
early in the fail.
a sche.Ae to plumber the treasury of the
! United States Benevolent Association was
nipped III ST. Louis by the arrest of five al
legged conspirstors. VINO are charged with
swindling the Order out'ot $4,000.
| The cases of Chapek and Chleboun, the
Anarchist conspirators, were called for
hearing in Chicago on Saturday. The ac-
| cused failed 10 appear and the $1,000 bonds
in each case were declared forfeited.
Hoge and Murphy, of the Burlington
conspiracy case, were called for examina-
ton in Chicago on Saturday. They waived
examination and were held to appear be-
fore the Grand Jury in 81 800 bonds each.
The New York lfaI and Express says
| that the launching of the cruiser Charles
ton completely demonstrates the capacity
OF the Pacific resources for standing equal
with those OF the East in the highest ship
building efforts.
The mystery surrounding the disappear
ance of the brilliant wealthy young New
York broker, Charles Jones, supposed a
few days ago to be insane has been ex-
| pldluSQ- 1ESIS - q NNOElau III Ln6 case.
He led dual life.
1t is now estimated that 100000 Republi-
cans will be IL line at the Blaine demon
stration; The water procession will be
nearly two miles long. Labor organiza-
tons have engaged Cappa's band, and will
serenade Blaine ct his hotel. This is ex-
pected 10 be big affair also.
There was disgraceful riot at a prize
fight on Long Island on Saturday between
| two little known pugilists. The crowd as
saulted one OF the contestants, using him
badly, and one Of the bystanders put d
pistol against the referee and threatened 10
| shoot him because his decision was with
held. No one was seriously hurt.
The Pauper Labor Committee took more
testimony Mt New York on Saturday. Paul
| Wolf, Washington correspondent of the
New York Stats letting stated that three
years ago lie was informed that there were
several societies IN Germany, and especially
Bavaria, formed for the purpose of sending
| discharged criminals TO this country.
FOREIGN.
The news from Zululand is disquie.ing.
Blaine spends much time in sight-see-
ing
Emperor William is expected at Kiel to-
day.
DIR. Windthorst is suffering from heart
disease.
Bonlanger is determined to seek a re.
election.
Chamberlin gave = garden party at Birm-
ingham on Friday.
King Christian advises Prince Waldemar
TO accept the Bulgarian throne.
Baron Schonfeld has been appointed sue
cessor to Marshal Kuhn, of the Austrian
forces.
Italy has notified the Powers that she
has annexed the territory adjacent to Mas
sowah.
Emperor Williams visit to Russia has
furnished diplomats material for endless
discussion.
The Northern Pacific road has made ar
engagements for the purchase of the Red
River valley line.
The British House Select Committee is
about TO recommend measures restricting
pauper immigration from Russia, Poland
and Germany.
At London en- Saturday, Baldwin, the
parachutist jumped from balloon at a
hight of 900 feet and landed safely. The
enormous crowd present displayed great
enthusiasm.
The Russian Government has ordered
that the same duties as are levied by
European Russia shall be imposed at the
Pacific ports of Eastern Siberia upon i'm
ported sugar, preserves syrup, chocolate,
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