Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-02
TELEGR4PHIC BREYITIES.

put in an appearance at Gettysburg yester-
day.
The House Elections Committee has re-
ported against unseating Smalls of South
Carolina.
Porter Ashes colt Floodtide won the two
year-old Goodby stakes at Sheepshead, Bay
on Saturday.
Jessie Johnson of indianapolis shot his
former wife, Mrs. Alexander, and COM
United suicide.
The bill providing assistants to chiefs of
bureaus in the Navy Department has been
passed by the Senate.
The Duke of Marlborough, it is said. got
full" on the night OF his wedding and
"bunked' alone in an eating-house.
AtSheepshead Bay on Saturday, Haggins
Aurelia won grand race at mile and
quarter, beating The Bourbon, Brother Ban
and Favor.
Ex-Governor st. John of Kansas says he
thinks Harrison is a very respectable man,
and though temperate man. is not Pro-
hibitionist.
The Superior Court of Keokuk, Iowa,
decides that liquors in original packages
may be imported from other States and
sold in Iowa.
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Commander of the Veterans Legion, who
went Tor Hancock in 1880, will work for the
election of Harrison and Morton.
Senator John F. Mitchell of Oregon is in
New York and is confident of Republic
can success as a result of the recent election
in Oregon. He declared it was an out and
out fight on the tariff issue, but neverthe-
less was of the opinion that the Republi-
cans stood a good chance to carry every
Northern State.
Butain's Parliament will close about the
middle OF August.
The New York athletes are still winning
prizes in England.
The Wellington stakes al Sandown were
won by Safety on Saturday.
The Zulus are gathering in formidable
numbers aud England ordered more troops
t. Natal
1t is thought the 9th of August will hardly
go by without bringing the crisis in the
Balkan States.
Woodside, the Philadelphia bicyclist,
ron the handicap race at Amsterdam, de-
feating Allard by only one-fifth of second.
Fitzgerald, Parnellite, was elected on
Saturday without opposition to fill the
vacant seat in the Commons for County
Longford.
Queen Victorias yearlings sold at an
average price of 474 gulneas A large
crowd attended the sale at Hampton Court
on Saturday.
Mrs. Mackay will give an entertainment
on July 9Th. Coquelin. Cudet and Nine.
Reichenberg will come from the Coincide
Franchise to amuse the guests.
In the division of the Isle of Tanet,
Kent, Lowther, Conservative, received 3.547
votes; Hugessen, Liberal, 2,SS9. Last year
king-Harmon, Conservative, received 1899
votes.
Orders have been sent from London to
Suakim to try, through native runners
about hhartoum, to get news of Stanley
and Of the European prisoners who are
held at Khartoum.
The Australian Chinese controversy is
causing England much trouble, as a false
step may prove severe blow to the Indian
Government and bring disaster to the Brit
ish army in Burmah.
There is a revival of the rumor that
Prince Albert Victor, the heir apparent, is
to marry the Princess of Anhalt- Dessau.
The Princess of Wales, his mother, having
made special visit to Dessau to see the
young woman, is the cause of the revival.
The recent fires at Sundsvall and Umea,
Sweden, caused the loss of $4,000 600
kronas. Twelve thousand persons are
homeless. The King is visiting the dis
tricts. Houses, forests and standing crops
on farms in other districts were also
burned.
PACIFIC COAST.
A fire in fields near Gridley on Saturday
destroyed 255 acres of grain.
The SoDoma and Marin District Agricult
ural Association will incorporate
Republican ratification meetings were
held in many towns on Saturday evening.
Internal Revenue Collector Ellis is inves-
tigating the Margherita vineyard & Fresno.
Jesse Graham, recently on trial lor muir
der at Santa Cruz, has been released Oh
bail.
The robbers that held up the Blackfoot
and Challls, |. T., stage recently were cap
tured in Montana.
The celebration of San Pedro's day re-
suited in the murder of Lazaro Morillo by
Senovia Acosta, near Florence.
On Saturday the Hayerlys defeated the
Stocktons 3 to ., and the Greenwood &
Morans defeated the Pioneers Is to 5.
AiC 1LoA"N'h lN1tdNldDh dIu several Ola
wooden landmarks in Napa were burned
on Saturday. The total loss was $1,000
Miss Sarah Brown, daughter of Ossawat-
tonne Brown, will participate in the Fourth
of July exercises at Loyalton, Sierra county.
Alonzo Elster died very suddenly near
Fresno Flats on June 26th. He was con-
tractor for hauling lumber from Pine City
to Raymond.
George P. Wright has been appointed
Postmaster at Balls Ferry, Shasta county,
and &. Mitchell has been commissioned as
Postmaster at Auburn, Placer county.
The open season for deer-shooting begins
to-day. and large party of Grass Valley
ans have started for a camp hunt. Deer are
reported ID be plentiful in the western part
of Nevada county.
The Yuba County Assessor has COM
pleted his roll. The gain in real estate is
nearly $4,000, but falling off in personal
property leaves the total gain over last year
only about 100000.
l.. L. Shippee of Stockton has purchased
of l.. and g. Strauss of Lexington the seal
bay mare, four years old, by Hindoo, dam
Mundane, by Lexington, and her sucking
colt, by Leonidas, for 81 800.
A mob in Fresno ordered a man named
Nai Aheu ~ iedNe loWu or ne Woulu De gwen
a free ride on a rail, besides being tarred
and feathered. He pulled a gun and de-
fled the crowd. They left him holding the
fort.
The story of an uprising of the Indians
of the Shoshone reservation, which fright
ened people near Silver City, Idaho, and
caused many to congregate in the large
towns for protection, proves to have been a
myth, and the scare has subsidized
The Chico cannery has now in its employ
more than 800 white employees. Ten thou
sand cans of apricots have already been
shipped to till a New York order. Fully
100000 cans will be put up this season.
The cannery is overwhelmed with orders
and cannot fill one-half of them.
SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.