Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-16
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.


EASTERN.
The cold weather in the Northwest still
continues.
The cornerstone of the St. Paul Ice Pal
ace was laid.
giaut-powder explosion at Boston
killed four men.
DR.. Hines, one Of the Mexican train rob-
| bers. has made u confession
Almost a panic occurred in the New
York and Pittsburg oil exchanges.
The Wool-growers' Conference adopted
strong protective tariff resolutions.
Henry Benson, the bogus ticket agent,
was arraigned in a New York Court.
The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania,
knights of Pythias, has been suspended.
The Committee on Elections has con-
firmed Speaker Cariisle's title to his seat
The st. Louis and San Francisco and the
Houston and Texas Railroads are to be
combined.
Joseph Pulitzer, the proprietor of the
New York World, is en- route to Southern
California.
The new cruiser being constructed by the
Union Iron Works is to be named the San
Francisco.
1t is believed that President Cleveland
desires the National Democratic Conven-
ton TO meet in New York.
Senator Stewart will propose an impor-
tant amendment to Sherman's bill increas.
ing National Bank circulation
The New York Local Assemblies, K. OF
L.. have been asked to join the rebellion
against the present management.
FOREIGN.
Gladstone will not visit Rome.
Parnell has returned to England.
The Welsh 1.-THE war is again exciting
attention.
Sir Wilfred Blunt declines to don his
prison attire.
King Humbert and Queen Marguerite
| may visit London.
A police escort attends every train across
the IsthmuS of Panama.
The great depreciation in Peru's paper
money has led to bread riots.
Eleven persons have been arrested in Gal
way charged with intimidation.
0'Brien is to be arrested on another
charge when released FRI m prison.
Jasper d. Pyne, NJ P, has escaped from
his castle and eluded the Irish police.
Mgr. Persicos report on the condition OF
Ireland is unaccompanied by recommen-
dations.
The home of Greenfield. Director of the
Bank of England. has been robbed of &c OOO
| worth of valuables.
Prince Ferdinand recently told his Off
GERS that events might soon force Bulgaria
| to defend her rights.
Buffalo Bill " is in Manchester, Eng,
and has much to say concerning the cattle
business in the Great West
Salisburys speech at Liverpool intimated
that England must be prepared for any
emergency that might happen on the con-
tinent of Europe.
PACIFIC COAST.
Victoria, B. c., is alarmed by incendiary
fires.
Tucson is crowded with people in quest
Of health.
Fresno's Board Of Trade has Joined the
State Board.
A boy was killed at Salem, Or, in a col
lision of sleds.
James Murphy Sr., of San jose, died yes
terday morning.
l.. l.. johnson was nearly cut in twain in
the Tacoma mill.
Two fires occurred at Willows on Satur-
day. Loss about 5000.
J. P. Boardman died at Nevada CITY
from injuries self-intlicted.
The train due Saturday at Los Angeles
was snow-bound at Tehachapi.
The freezing of the water in the flume
causes lack of the fluid in Tacoma.
Mrs. J. B. George was arrested at Salem,
Or, for the alleged killing of an infant.
The cold snap continues over the State.
with snow and ice in particular localities.
Petaluma has measles but no smallpox.
The report is false that two cases had been
found there.
The scheme to irrigate San Joaquin
county with water from the Stanislaus as
sumes definite shape.
The San Rafael Gas Company claims to
have ten-year monopoly for furnishing
light for the State Prison.
Joseph Spratt, resident of Victoria, B.
c., who built the first locomotive Oh this
coast, died yesterday at San Jose.