, 1889-04-18
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS FROM
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

Hops quiet and steady.
Hain for Oregon aud Washington.
Wool is quiet and prices unchanged.
Louis Attach. the we'll known wr:tei
in PRris. - lad.
Jas. ! sexton has been appointed
postmaster at Chicago.
Temper.surr: New York a; Chicago
42; 81. PsnL So Winnipeg Sc; New
Orleans so.
Governor Robinson OF Massachusetts
has declined an appointment On the In
| dian commission.
Street car tie up in Minneapolis. Con
tiuues and no attempt has been made 10
run the cars since Friday.
Police have searched the residences OF
Boulanger ,CountDillon aDdRochefort,in
Paris and seized a number OF papers.
Emancipation day was celebrated bv
colored people Of District Columbia
yesterday, by parade Of military and
civil organizations.
| The procurer general will conduct the
| prosecution of the Societe DcS Metaux
and Lavaisserie, chairman OF the con-
Germ, on account OF its financial trouble
Tie works OF the Planning Mil and
Building company at Santa Rosa, Cal 9,
was burned last night; loss twenty thou
sand dollars; insured for five thousand
| The executive committee of the North
ern Pacific met yesterday afternoon to
consider the Wisconsin Central case, but
adjourned until tomorrow without ac-
ton.
Races for the Nottingham spring
handicap OF $50 soveriegns, about a
mile, was iun at the Nottingham spring
meeting to-day and was won by J.O'Neil,
five year old.
Application has been filed by counsel
| for the United States in the case against
| the Bell Telephone company, the testi-
mony was taken before an examiner for
| final hearing.
Miners employed in Guadalupe near
Nilrldma, Mexico, have gong on a strike;
| their attitude was so threatuIng that the
| the bosses fed and sought protection
from authorities.
q. s. circuit conrt Mt philadelphia,
decided in favor of the Western Union
Telegraph Co, in suit brought against
1t for damages growing out OF an error
IN an unrepeated message.
Sheriff O'Neill arrived at Prescott, A.,
last night, haElng in custody, three OF
the Carson-Diablo train robbers, the
fourth having escaped at Ration noun
tain. The three prise ners are heavily
irored in Jail:
An oFdeF WAS granted by the supreme
RI ~ hacconhnaaSfu 4
solving the Brush Electric Co. and ap-
pointed Ex- Manager O'Brien receiver.
The company entirely ceased business.
Assets $4,000.
Thg statemeut of the Union Pacific
and branches for February in c0mpari-
sOn with the same month of last year,
shows in net earnings a decrease OF $780,
coo for January and for February
decrease 1884, GOO.
An Englisnman naGi4l Harrison, a
student u RaiioI college, Oxford has
been arrested in London fol supplying
food to the beseiged tenants in Ireland.
He was handcuffed Immediately on be-
ing taken into custody.
The appeal of Dion Boncicault, from
the order of the divorce court, TO enforce
the payment of delivery against Agnes
Robertson Boncicault, in 1888, has been
dismissed. The court ordered the ar-
rears Of alimony TO he paid,
Lieut.. Wilson OF ih:. yandolia has
.eiestaphe" .-.e navy department. from
, = uney. that he has chartered the steamer
Rockton fer the purpose OF transporting
the ship wrecked sailors TO the United
States. The Rockton is due in San
Francisco on the 10th of May.
1t is reported at Kansas City from
Phillipsburg, Kansas, that John w.
Lowe, agent for the Equitable Mortgage
Co., of that city, and for other compan-
les, has absconded, being defaulter TO
the extent of $25 900. The manager of
the company here says if his company
loses anything, it Will probably less than
| 10, 900.
The election held in Rochester to-day.
10 fill the parliamentary seat. made
vacant by tue resignation OF Col. Hughes
Ballett, resulted in favor of Hughes Glad
stonian candidate, who poiled 1866 votes,
against 1910 votes for Dawes Liberal
1885, Col. Hughes Ballot, who was the
nominee OF the Conservatives, polled
1902 votes. against 1858, by Belsey. can
didate OF Home Rule.
Mrs. L. G. Chandler, widow of the late
Senator Chandler, has bought for about
S64 900, from John T: Cook, a colored
man formly of Texas, ground on the
corner of Sixteenth ard X streets, Wash
ington, d. G. The lot ia on the corner
of two of tho most fashionable streets Of
| the city. A deed was placed on record
to-day transferring tie residence OF Sec
retary Fairchild to Mrs. Hearst, wife OF
the CALIFORNIA Senator for $4,000.
General Jas Lougstreet's residence in
Gainesville, Ga, was burned yesterday;
loss $4,000.
President Harrison's health is greatly
improved and he has decided not to take
the proposed sail on the Chesapeake.
At Woodland, Cal, boiler exploded
at the Nelson nursery last night, killing
John Daniels engineer, and iniuEpg
Frank Nelson and A. l.. Daniels.
The treasury officials, who are investi-
eating the alleged smuggling operations
OF Alard Il Sons, says that the case looks
darker as the examination proceeds.
Richard X. Fox received the following
this morning from the California Athlet-
ic Club: I'VE will make purse OF $4,000
: for Reagan and Dempsey match, an
swer."
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