Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-27
ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed Te!cGraphic Dispatches From
All Parts of the World.

condensed Ic.cEraphIc Dispatches From
All Parts of the World.
a. G. GuntLcr, the author, is on his way
to California.
The Superior Court of Los Angeles has
declared constitutional the Act creating the
new county of Orange.
The Russian army is to be equipped with
new rifles of small caliber. The weapons
will be manufactured in France.
W. W. Wyman, who was arrested at Los
Angeles on Monday night, for mailing OBJ
scene literature, is wanted at Napa for for
gerry.
1t is reported that meeting of rubber
manufacturers will be held in New York
in a few days, in order to form trust in
that article.
Walter Rice Howell, a member of Par
lament for West CarmaTthenshire, is dead.
Howell was a Liberal, in favor of home
rule for Ireland.
The surgeon of the Johnstown laboring
camps reported yesterday that within the
last twenty-four hours nine laborers were
taken seriously sick with symptoms of
typhoid fever.
Miss Minnie Evan, young lady of an
old Virginia family, who went to Europe
three years ago from Washington city, TO
study music, has made big hit in London
as prima donna.
Walter Horup, of Lancaster, Pa, found
his wife in Springfield, Ill, living with an
other man. He shot her in the Police
Court of the latter place yesterday, and
then killed himself.
A mob went to the Jail at Shepardsville,
Bullitt county, Kentucky, yesterday morn
ing, took Charles Ardell, charged with the
murder of peddier, to the woods, and
hanged MIN 10 tree.
A private dispatch was received in New
York, yesterday, TO the effect that the
steamer Ozama, of the Clyde line, was re-
Gently seized by Haytian war ship, and
was only saved by the interference of the
United States war ship Ossipee.
a delegation of colored Republicans
waited on the President yesterday morning
and presented an address adopted at the
Jackson, Miss, conference, expressing con-
hdence in the Presidents policy toward
the colored people of that region.
General Bragg, ex-Mlnister to Mexico,
and the old commander of the famous
Iron Brigade" is fighting again. He
wants to become q member of Z. A. Brown
Post of the Grand Army of the Republic,
at Fond Gu Lac, but is having difficulty.
Inc ! ais ItydFO says, at the request OF
the Senate Committee which made an in
vestigation into the charges against Bou-
Hanger, that the payment of Boulangers
pension has been stopped. Boulanger will
bring suit against the Government to COM
pei payment.
The Portuguese Government yesterday
cancelled the concession it had granted to
English capitalists for the building of
railroad at Delagoa Bay. The British Con-
sui at DelasOa Bay has asked that a man.
of-war be sent there to protect the interests
Of British subjects.
a syndicate of English iron and steel
men have made heavy purchase of min
ernl lands near Cumberland Gap, on the
line between Kentucky and Tennessee. A
new town will be built under the name of
marlborough, Ky, where immense steel
and iron works will be erected.
There is wrangle going on in Danbury,
Conn, over a dead gamblers body. The
Catholic Church refused the body burial in
rs cemetery, where other members of the
deceased's family lie, but relatives buried
the remains there secretly, and threaten to
do violence if they are removed.