Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-21
TRLEGgAPHIC BREVITIES.

The House has passed the Notifications
appropriation bill.
Three men were killed in railroad COL
lision in Tennessee.
Three negroes were killed in Georgia
during fight with officers.
Two thousand men at the Spring Valley
Ql.) coal mines have struck.
Senator Hiscock gave dinner in honor
of e-President-elect Morton On Satur-
day.
1t is reported that there is a smallpox
epidemic in several small towns in Michi-
gan.
party of British naval officers are in
New York City. 1t is thought they are en-
route 10 Hayti.
1t is reported that the Kanawha and
Ohio Railroad will soon be transferred to
the Chesapeake and Ohio.
A young man has been lynched at Tip
tonville, Tenn, for numbering his aged
mother, whom he robbed OF 800.
Miss Coffin, who persists in paying spe-
cial attentions to actor Kyrle Bellew, has
been committed for examination as 10 her
sanity.
1t is thought the Government will soon
commence an action against Jesse d. Carr
for the alleged fencing of public lands in
Modoc county, Cal.
At the winter games of the Amateur
Athletic Union, in New York, George r.
Gray put the "a pound shot 80 feet, break
ing the record by q feet.
Chris. Berger, eyed 16 years murdered
Mrs. Myra Davis near Rochester N Y. on
Saturday, for the purpose of robbery. Be-
ing pursued he committed suicide.
A letter signed by Jack, the Ripper
| has been received by the New York police,
| saying that he was about to begin his
bloody work there. 1t is probably the
work OF some practical joker.
Fred Gebhardt has made another begin
| ming 10 stock his ranch in California, be
having bought at private sale from William
| Easton several high bred horses and mares
| imported last year from England.
FOREIGN.
Robert Seymour. United States Vice-Con-
sui at Queenstown, is dead.
Rev. DIR. Parker begins his Smoking
Sermons" in London on Monday.
BoulaDger has made special appeal to
the workingmen of Paris and again repu-
dating all idea of dictatorship.
The new White Star steamer Teu.onic
was launched at Belfast on Saturday morn.
ing. She is the largest vessel afioat, being
| $50 feet long and of nearly 10000 tons
| burthen.
| The loss at the palace fire in Shanghai
| was enormous. The audience hall, the
Treasury building and whole rows of
offices, stores and residences of court off,
Gals were burned.
In Cannes regular swarm of Americans
has just arrived. including Mrs. Bishop and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Bergner,
Misses Brush, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. and Miss
+, Carnochan, Mrs. Donnelly, ]. A. Harri-
man, Mrs. Helen Haseltine, James A. Orr,
Mr.. and the Misses Otis, B. w. Paxton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ripley, Mrs. Sands and
family and j a. Yanderpoll.
PACIFIC COAST.
Territorial newspapers generally favor
the passage of the Omnibus bill.
John P. Freedman killed Robert Hoos.
| feldt at Radersburg, NJ. T., Friday.
| The Pomona valley orange. growers have
organized against the charges of commits
| sion men.
| The Convocation Of the Episcopal Church
| of Southern California, held IN Santa Ana,
has adjourne
/ William Faulkner and eight Indians
| were drowned on the Skeena river by the
upsetting of their boat.
| At Seattle, W. T., James Faulkner has
again been defeated in wrestling match
with Peter Schumacher.
| Robert Hossfeld was killed by John Free
man at Radersburgh, Mont, during dis
pute over bill for pasturage.
4 mass meeting was held in Gilroy on
| Saturday relative to the issuing OF $4,000
! for wafer works improvements