Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-24
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

DOHESTlC.
The Treasury surplus now amounts to sso.-
Lynn, Mass, has been visited by destruct-
| i've fire.
Il. c. Osborne, of Los Angeles is a candidate
| for Public Printer.
Three earthquake shocks were felt at LIE Roy,
n. y, on Saturday
| Governor Moonlight estimates the population
OF Wyoming at $500.
Troops have been demanded to preserve order
| in Erath county, Tex.
An explosion of nitro-glycerine near Pitts
| burg demolished several houses.
Preparations are being made for another raid
on the Oklahoma territory next month.
Aa explosion of gas wrecked the depot at
Eagle Bridge. y. Y, and severely injured sew
| eral persons.
| Victor Stamwood, United States Commercial
| Agent at Andakabe was recently killed by Cap
tain Duverge, of the schooner Solitaire.
The New England Society gave banquet at
| Delmonicos in honor of the anniversary of the
| landing OF the Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock.
| Attorneys have left for Omaha to prosecute a
claim based on a Sheriff. tax deed TO eighty
acres of land in Omaha valued at 81 ,000, 000
| William A. Mcconnell formerly manager of
| the Brooklyn Theater under Hayerly's regime,
and well known in the theatrical world, is
| hopeless inebriste.
| Two prominent residents of New Mexico
| called upon Harrison and urged him to make
| his appointments for Territorial officers from
bona ide residents
FOREIGN.
1t is said that King Milan has formed an al
lance with the Gar.
| The Pope has abandoned the proposed Euro
pean Congress on slavery.
Lord Saekvilles successor will not be ap-
pointed while Cleveland remains in office.
A number of Spanish officers assaulted the
editors of the Correspondence Miltdr at Madrid
! on Saturday.
On Friday night, in Madrid, petard was ex-
ploded at the door of the residence of Canevas
del Castillo. Slight damage was done. There
| were no arrests.
| Manitoba vs.. the Canadian Pacific Railroad,
! sustaining Manitoba in permitting the Northern
Pacific to cross the Canadian Pacific track.
Mrs. Mackay gave a dinner party in London
| a few days ago, on which occasion the table was
| decorated with magnificent crimson orchids in
| crimson baskets, surrounded by choice ferns.
All the candle-shades were of crimson, to match
| the flowers
The Los Gatos Cooperative Winery has been
| rebuilt.
The steam schooner Mendocino is stuck on
| Humboldt bar
| man known as D. H Howard died at Mer-
| ced from opium poisoning.
All the Puget Sound sawmills will remain
| closed during holiday week.
|
| A. T., have been received at Phoenix.
! In the burning OF the Exchange Hotel at Mis-.
soula, NJ. T., Friday two men persisted.
| Miss Emma Holman was fearfully injured by
a neighbours dog at Albany, Or, on Saturday.
The Mormons of Ogden are desperate over
| the prospect of defeat and an attempt has been
made to burn the Great Register
A Catholic fair held at Ogden lastweek netted
| nearly 81, 600, which will go toward a new Ro-
| man Catholic house of worship, the people of
that denomination becoming numerous and
| socially influential.
| gang of whites raided Chinese wash-house
| in FL Paso on Friday night and killed one Chi
naman and MORALLY wounded another. They
| probably were bent on robbery, but the yells of
/ the Cinnamon caused them to leave after the
| shooting.
| A dispatch from Phoenix, A. T., relerrin g to
| the new Harqu7 Hala mines says: If the splen-
| did output which has been recently made con-
tinues, it will be the richest thing ever uncov-
| cred, not excepting the Big Bonanza of the Com
| stock lOda q virginia NpV