Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-04
TELEGRApHIc RREyIrIEs.
DOMESTIC.

| Cleveland.
The Chicago, ST. Paul and Kansas City
road has decided to ignore the lopg-and-
short haul clause.
A boy at Fairhaven, n j., was blown
fifty feet in the air by an explosion of gas
oline and escaped unhurt.
| Randall, who formerly advocated free
| lumber, now believes in levying duty
enough to protect American labor.
A yacht constructed on a new plan is
about to be launched at Wilmington, Del,
for 4. o. Weiner, of San Francisco.
| Volante ran third in the mile and one
| quarter race at Jerome Park ON Saturday
Belvidere and Linden outfooted him.
The Senate Subcommittee ON the tariff
| on Saturday gave hearing to the repre-
| sentatives of the rubber manufacturers.
| At Jerome Park on Saturday Baldwin's
| Emperor of Norfolk won the mile and one
eighth race from Brown Duke and Ordway
very easily in Dol.
1t is reported that Baldwins mare Miss
| Ford. who was booked to win $4,000 in
| the Suburban, pulled up very lame Satur-
| day morning at Jerome Park.
The Baltimore six-day foot.race ended
| Saturday night. John Hughes covered
SOC miles, and Alfred Eison 465 miles. The
| gate receipts amounted to $1,000.
The steamship Etruria of the Cunard
line arrived ON Saturday, breaking the
transatlantic record and making the pas
sage in six days, one hour and fifty minutes
from Liverpool.
at Philadelphia on Saturday Borchers
pitched fine game up to the eighth in
ming, when he went to pieces" and the
home club made six runs. The score was:
Philadelphia s, Chicago 4.
Haggin's Hidalgo and several others of
| the stable arrived at New York ON Satur-
day from Chicago, where they stopped over
en- route from Sacramento. Hidalgo is in
fine fix, and is almost certain to be the sta
bie's Suburban horse.
Several Washingtonians along with the
crew of the Fish Commissioners steamer
Albatross, now at San Fran cisco, have
written home that they cannot get back, al
though their enlistments have expired, be-
cause they cannot secure the mileage money
due them.
Dom Pedro is little better
Herr Tisza promises to make state
ment.
Blaine has arrived in London. He is
looking well.
Nine of Britains new iron-clads are still
without ordnance.
The Boulangerists expect to profit by the
irritation against Germany.
The agitation against the pay ment of
tithes at Denbigh, Wales, is increasing.
The Hungarian papers have reopened
the unpleasantness caused by Herr Tisza
Salisbury's bill for the reform of the
House of Lords would practically make tia
permanent Senate.
Sturgeon is about to initiate a move
ment looking to the federation of Baptist
congregations who share his views.
A farmer wasshot and seriously wounded
at Ennis, County Clare, by the moon
lighters, the result of agrarian troubles.
Finney, champion swimmer of England,
has accepted the challenge of DAILY, the
California champion, to swim half mile
Tor $50 side.
Won Moltke, General Won der Goltz. and
General Won Pape all declared their belief
that Sheridan is the greatest cavalry
leader in the world.
Editor Stead, OF the Pail Mall Gazette
states, as a result of his tour of European
capitals, that he has received th : impress
sion that war is not imminent.
The French Chamber of Deputies has
declined to impose regulations governing
passports similar to those of Germany for
the frontier of Alsace-Lorraine.
Twelve Americans were forced to turn
back from the Franco-German frontier on
Saturday, because they had no passports
Tourists are greatly annoyed daily in this
manner.
At Limerick on Saturday, the troops
cheered in honor of the Queen. A crowd
which had assembled outside Immediately
responded with cheers for O'Brien and the
plan of campaign.
PACIFIC COAST.
An ostrich farm will be started in Ari-
IONA.
Robert Beardsley was drowned at
ketchum, Idaho.
Forgers have been issuing worthless
checks in Truckee.
The Santa Barbara police are making
war en- the gamblers and blacklegs.
Later reports regarding crops state that
the damage caused by rain is not heavy.
japanese merchants are buying COWS in
Marin county to send to their native
country.
1t is thought that the railroad between
Cloverdale and Ukiah will be graded by
July LIST.
The political campaign in Oregon closed
on Saturday with speeches by Messrs
Swift and Irish.
Taylor, the Sonora train robber, is to be
surrendered to the Mexican authorities,
and will surely be shot.
Affidavits contradicting the reports made
against the San Rafael Asylum have been
sworn to before Notary Public.
Colonel C. V Hubbard, formerly
broker in San Francisco, died in San
Diego under circumstances pointing to
suicide.
AT the school election in Truckee on Sat-
urday $1,000 was voted for a new school
house, there being only four votes out of
137 against issuing the bonds.
At Stockton on Saturday the home club
defeated the GREENWOOD & Morans to T.
Third-D aseman Whitehead pitched for the
Stocktons, and proved himself good one
On Saturday night two disastrous fires
occurred on Main street, Helena, NJ. T.,
causing the death of one man, the destruc-
ton of thirty four horses and a loss of over
$4,000.
The Jury in the case of Charles Graf, who
killed Joseph Shannon, a son of P. L.
Shannon, at the Galena mine near Steam
boat Springs, New, on April 9Th, returned
verdict of not guilty.
Great interest is manifested at Vancouver.
w. t, over the condition of the gallant
Phil. Sheridan. His death would leave
but one surviving comrsde of the memora-
BILE battle of the Idale Block House, at the
Cascades of the Columbia March 26, 1856,
which has made General Sheridan's early
war record so prominent, and that survivor
is Sergeant Robert Williams, now serving
in the United States Ordnance Department
there.
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