Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-07
FOREIGN.
Canada's debt is $276, $50, 1853.

Canada's debt is $276632. 163.
| Russia's attempt to negotiate a loan has
proved a failure.
Boulanger has sold the manuscript of his
! book for $4,000.
Madrid has been visited by an epidemic
! similar TO cholera.
The situation in the East grows more
| ominous every day.
The Salvation Army will not obey the
decision Of the Quebec Court.
The Sultan of Morocco has agreed to
Court of Arbitration on certain conditions.
An ivory crucifix was stolen from the
| hands of Emperor William when lying in
state.
Official advices have been received by the
State Department that cholera in Valparaiso
has disappeared.
Three hundred persons have promised
to attend the dinner to be given in honor of
ParnelI by the Eighty Club of London
1t is estimated in London that the total
proceeds of the tax on bottled wine intro
duced by Goschen would be about f125 OOO
The report that the Queen will visit Dub
lin brings up the fact that during her en-
tire reign her residence in Ireland exceeds
fortnight by only few days.
Ten thousand dollars worth of watches
and jewelry were taken early Saturday
morning in Montreal by burglar. The
electric wires were cut before operations
were begun.
Gladstone telegrapbs there is no foupda-
ton for the Belfast Wigs report that he
discussed an Irish local government
scheme with three Irish members of Par
lament and Lord Rosebery
Boulangers boom is in a critical condi
ten. The Free Masons throughout France
are opposing Bouianger hotly. They are
nearly all Republicans, and are mostly
fairly well-to-do people of the bourgeoise.
Norman Mcdonald, of Big Brothers.
Cape Breton, aged Ito years, is dead. He
was the last known survivor of Waterloo.
having fought in that battle under Well
ington when 81 years of age. He was born
in the Isle of Harris, Scotland, in 177S.
PACIFIC COAST.
Phoenix, Arizona, is lighted by cleo
tricity.
Santa Rosa orchards are infested with
caterpillars.
Fresno Democrats want r. B. Terry for
Congress and free water rights.
The Wyoming Republican Convention
condemns Cleveland's land policy.
Wallace Leach was dangerously injured
at San Diego by fall from horse.
David Pyne was paralyzed by blow in
Democratic primary row at Virginia
City.
The Mormon delegates were excluded
from the Territorial Democratic Conven-
ton.
The first train of the Santa Rosa and
Carquinez Railroad will be run on the LIST
prox.
Jack Wright, who killed Budd Vann, |
was taken out of the St. Helena Jail and |
hanged 10 a bridge.
The Coronado Beach Company's new
ferryboat Silver Gate is failure, and will |
not be used any more.
Nevada county Democrats indorse Biggs
for Congress, Searls for Chief Justice and !
Cleveland for President
George Schenlel, an old citizen of Gilroy, |
was found dead in his barn. He had been |
subject to fits for some time.
The Democracy in Yuba indorse Biggs |
for Congress and Sullivan for Chief Justice, |
but refuses to pledge delegates.
Gertrude Russell and Cubic. both of Palo |
Alto, were the winners of Saturdays races
at the Oakland Spring Meeting.
John Reagan, stoekman Of Valverde
county. Texss, killed two Mexicans and
brothers who attacked him in turn.
Tacoma had the biggest celebration in
the history of the place Saturday evening,
over The opening of the Cascades tunnel.
4 shooting ARRAY occurred on Willow
creek, in Montana, over land fencing dis
pute S. F. Milroy and his brother were
wouaded.
A gang of Chase who had been dis
charged from the Northern Pacific, beat All
~ alnlGst 70 jelly Friday, thinking him
fer thsiF discharge. !