Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-10
ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches From
All Parts of the World

All Parts of the World.
Parnell is quite i'll.
california on Wheels was in Stockton YES
terdsy.
English diamond merchants predict rise in
prices.
Stanley says his future is wrapped up in
AT lea.
Peter Jackson is expected in New York in a
month.
The Car of Russia is suffering from eonges-
ton of the lungs
The Anderson Heat Company Of Memphis,
Tenn, has failed
Influenza has made its appearance in Lem.
burg and Crac0w.
The Alliance Farmers Convention will meet
next December at Jacksonville. Fla.
The Hotel Swiss was destroyed at Amsterdam
yesterday. There were many narrow escapes.
An epidemic of fever prevails among the en-
ployes IN Louvre, France. Four hundred are i'll
Yesterday in the Napa Superior Court John
Zabadini pleaded not guilty to q charge of
murder
Congressman Samuel ]. RandalTs health is
steadily improving. He made perceptible
gain last week.
that Captain Betline has defeated the insurgents
under Rasalula.
A duel has been fought between Count Lazar
and Count Karolyi with swords. The latter was
badly wounded
Harvey Kennedy, one of the oldest and most
prominent Wall street operators, died suddenly
in New York yesterday afternoon.
An unknown side-wheei steamer is reported to
have been burned in Chesapeake Bay and pas
sengers rescued by passing schooner.
All the garrisons in the towns of Alsace-Lor'
raine have been reinforced lately and new bar
racks and Notifications are being built
Russia not only continues the massing of her
troops on her western frontiers, but it is being
carried on with renewed energy since the Cars
return.
Jim Lyddy. a lightweight pugilist of New Jer-
sey, last night knocked out Jim Mccormick
| middle-weight of Pittsburg, with bare knuckles,
in four rounds
At Kansas City August Jaeoby discovered
burglar in his house Saturday n ght and at
tempted to capture him The burglar fatally shot
Jaeoby and escaped.
Though the Anti-Slavery Congress now sitting
| at Brussels was opened with great flourish and
many promises OF wonderful results, very little
is now expected of it.
]. C. Coogan has resigned the position of at
torney to the California State Board of Harbor
| Commissioners, and Dennis Spencer, of Nspa,
has been appointed in his stead.
Rev. J. Q, A. Henry, the present pastor of the
First Baptist Church of J enver, Col has an
nouneed his acceptance of call from the First
Baptist Church OF san Francisco.
n eminent physician reports that the infu
enz4, which has been quite general in st Pc
| tersburg for some days, has appeared in Lon
| don, two cases being under treatment.
SpIeekels Philadelphia sugar refinery regu-
| larry began operations for business Yesterday
| Claus rpreckels personally dumped the first
| hogShead OF sugar into the met1ng-pan.
In his recent interviews with the sovereigns
| of Europe the Emperor William is said 10 have
| preached the subject OF general disarmament
with a view to the further isolation of France.
| Saturday night, a colored Constable, while
drunk, began firing Into crowd of white people
| coming from the opera house at Hlgginsyille
Missouri. One man was fatally and three slightly
wounded.
Mr.. Cleveland was recently offered $4,000
/ declined to sell. The investment has proved
| excellent, for the property stands him in less
| than $50 0G0.
Yesterday at Rome, N. Y, James ellison, aged
| Italian, named Mark Cheebos. ellison was
drunk, ID raised disturbance in the neigh
| borhood of Cheebos' house.
The Brotherhood baseball players are much
disguised over the announcement from San
| Francisco that Clarkson has finally decided tc
| cast his fortunes with the Boston League Club,
for a consideration of 81 coo, for next season.
| General Boulanger, who has just concluded an
| agreement to visit America in the beginning of
the year to deliver series of thirty lectures at
| $500 lecture, will take for subject "Boulang
ism in General and Boulanger in Particular"
The Cincinnati limited train on the Mononga-
| hela route was wrecked yesterday, part OF the
train going through trestle into creek fifteen
| feet below. All on board escaped miraculously,
none suffering injuries beyond few bruises and
| cuts.
Carl olsen's Swedish Faith Cure Society in
| South Brooklyn was raided Sunday and three of
| the apostles arrested. 1t Is charged they went
from the bedside OF diphtheria patients to pub
| lie meeting and thereby endangered the public
health.
Bridget Byrne, aged seventy years, a market
woman with some property, was stabbed to
| death in Cincinnati Sunday. Before dying, she
| said that John Smith, her near neighbor did it.
Smith was arrested. The murder was for the
purpose of robbery.
| A bill has been drafted by the Minister of JUS
| tice of Belgium the object of which is to de-
| prive unworthy parents of the guardianship of
| their children, to educate abandoned and de-
| PRAYED children and to increase the severity of
| the punishment for demoralizing children.
| In Arkansas the Supreme Court has decided
that where litigation is likely to retard work on
| any railroad the Court shall name the amount of
| money to be deposited by such company for
| right-ot-way aud other damages, and the rail
way will be permitted to construct the road.
| The jubilee CT the Archbishop de Labistada
was celebrated at the City of Mexico yesterday,
and there were over twenty-five thousand per-
| sons in and about the church. 1t is said the
| people are indignant at the Archbishop for his
action in establishing difference between the
poor and rich in the matter of admission to the
| cathedral.
John Blake, one of the inmates of the Long
Island City Jail, eats black spiders. He eats two
before each meal to put his digestive organs in
good condition. He has for years been crank
| on the food subject AMI has dropped upon this
| disgusting habit as the only means through
which the desired substance 10 proiopg life can
| be secured.
| A Jersey newspaoe which is understood to
represent views OF the Chief authorities on the
is and, published an article recently intimating
that on the repetition of the demonstrations
| which have occurred, General Boulanger may
find himself suddenly expelled, as in the case OF
Victor Hugo.
John L. Sullivan says that Ike Weir is the
cleverest boy that ever put hands up. If he
would stop the monkey business and attend to
fighting he don't think there is a featherweight
living who can beat him for points, H. ought
to whip the Australian Murphy without diff
Guilty. 1t will be an interesting mill and one
worth seeing.