Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-29
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.
DOMESTIC.

| per cent. IN eight years.
John Guy Vassar died on Saturday. He
was the last of the Vassar brothers.
j. II. Ralston, cashier of the Bank OF
the State of New York, died on Friday
night.
Police officer Barrett, of Elkhart, Ind,
| killed 3 brother officer who attempted to
arrest him
| st. Louis won the last game of the world S
championship series on Saturday, by a
score of Is to 7.
Billy Myers declares his willingness to
fight lightweight Jack McAuliffe for from
s., 500 10 IS, 600.
Conley's friends in Ashland, Wis, have
telegraphed him to try McAuliffe again and
| they will back him.
Henry Jones, negro murderer, was
lynched by a mob at Woodland Mills,
Tenn, Saturday night.
A serious accident was caused at New
York by ferry-boat running at full speed
into her slip on Saturday.
The Baldwin stable left Denver for the
Pacific coast, on Saturday, over the Santa
Fe and Southern Pacific route.
The total bond purchases to date under
the circular of April 18th, was 500, TAT $50.
The Treasury surplus is 81, 600.
]. a. Swan, ex-Treasurer of Knoxville,
Tenn, who is charged with being short in
his accounts, denies the charges in toto.
Fourteen people on board the German
brig Venus, were rescued from the vessel,
just as it was sinking, ana landed at New
York.
A serious crisis is at hand in the Mani
toba Government, owing to the Lieutenant
Governors refusal to call a session of the
Legislature.
By an accident on the Chesapeake and
Ohio road, in West Virginia, fireman John
Elkins and conductor w. a. Netherland
were burned to death.
The Socialists Of New York celebrated
with fiery speeches and resolutions the
twenty-ffth anniversary OF the starting of
the Socialist movement IN Germany.
An Episcopal clergyman of the Estab-
lished Church of England was On Saturday
a prisoner before Commissioner Hallett, of
Boston, charged with selling liquor without
q United States license.
The Pena and Rio Grande stage was
robbed twenty miles from Pena, Tex, on
Saturday, by bi-hwaymen armed with
rifles, who secured few hundred dollars
in money and yaluables from the passen-
gers.
The body of a gray haired woman about
60 years of age, was discovered by hunters
in the sat meadows at Secaucus, n. ]. The
victim had been criminally assaulted aud
then murdered. Her identity is not
known.
The BERKSHIRE Wooden Company of
Great Darlington, Mass, suspended Oh
Saturday afternoon and the works were
shut down. The resources and liabilities
are yet unknown. In 1876 the company
failed for 100000.
1t is ssid in New York that General Mar
tin I. Mcmahon. General Roger A. Prior
and Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll, counsel
for Mrs. james q. Blaine, Jr., are about to
begin suit at the Instance OF their client
against her husbands parents, James G.
Blaine and Mrs. Blaine, for damages in the
sum of 100000, for alternating her hus-
bands affections.
FOREIGN.
Chief Mataafa has been elected the new
King of Samoa.
Twenty persons were injured at Bou-
langist meeting in Paris.
1t is believed that the health of the King
OF Holland is in precarious condition.
The Gar and Czarina have gone to Se-
bastopol, where they will review the Black
Sea fleet.
A friend of J. G. Flood, the California
millionaire, whose death is daily expected,
says he will leave the bulk of his property
to his son and daughter.
1t is thought that in consequence of
Queen Natalie having been divorced, Rus
STA will take steps to secure the dethrone-
ment of King Milan of Servia
A banquet was given Saturday night to
General Boulanger. In a speech Boulanger
denounced the Government revision bill
and declared il an insult and q defiance to
public opinion.
A royal commission has been issued to
Denis Murray, ]. P, instructing him to in
quire into the charges of boodling in con-
nection with awarding the contract for the
construction of the new aqueduct and the
granting of bonds TO the Lake st. John
Railway Company by the Council of Dub
lin five or six years ago.
PACIFIC COAST.
a freight train wreck is reported at
Heron, NJ. T.
The Stocktons defeated the Pioneers on
Saturday. to 5.
Northern Pacific switcbmen at Helena, NJ.
t. are on strike.
Henry Demetz, a fruit dealer at Santa
Rosa, has committed suicide.
Political meetings and parades were held
in several towns on Saturday night.
The strikers on the Denver and Rio
Grande system, have resumed work
General Vandever was given reception
at San Buenaventura on Saturday night
Charles Christmas was arrested at Wood
land with stolen horse and buggy in his
possession.
Edward Raynor was on Saturday acct
dentally shot and killed at San Luis Obispo
by B. G. Latimer.
The Republican parade at San Jose on
Saturday night was grand affair. The
procession was three miles long.
Mrs. T. E. Coggins has disappeared from
Callahan's Ranch. She left letter an
nouncing the intention of committing sui
eide
n Labrie, of Woodland, has sued William
Nary for $4,000 damages. The suit grows
out of an attack of the latter's dog on a
son OF Labrie.
The Captain of the Chilean ship Georginia
refused to discharge his crew, whose time
bad expired, at Port Townsend, and they
mutinied and were arrested.