Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-13
ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed TeIegraphic Dispatches From
All Parts of the World.

Condensed TeIegraphic Dispatches From
All Parts of the World.
The Washington Legislature was organ
lied yesterday.
An English syndicate has put S., 000,00
in St. Louis brewerles.
| James Parker of Sacramento was arrested
at Marysvilie yesterday for assaultiDg
little girl.
ST. Louis will establish headquarters in
! Washington in the campaign for the
| Worlds Fair.
Further returns show the defeat of every
member of the Executive Council at New
| foundland.
Brandt, the Danish Consul at Amster-
| dam, committed suicide by hanging yester-
| day at Cologne.
There is no truth in the report that there
| is a disagreement between Nine. Modjeska
and Edwin Booth.
Irving Scott expects to nave conference
with Secretary Tracy to-day in regard 10
| the settlement for the Charleston and what
penalty, if any, will be imposed.
The State Department officials generally
| laugh at a report telegraphed from Mexico
that Minister Ryan intends to resign. They
believe that the report is without founda-
ton.
The Silver Convention met in Denver
| yesterday to take steps to secure free
coinage of silver. Five hundred delegates
were present from different parts of the
| State.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Itch
| enor has decided that Inspectors of Gus
| toms, al per diem, cannot be paid for alb
sence from duty, whether by sickness or
otherwise.
The Sobranje, in its address in reply to
| the speech from the throne, expresses the
| hope that the Suzsrain power will take the
! initiative in recognizing Prince Ferdinand
as the ruler of Bulgaria.
Gertrude Kimball, prominent Brooklyn
society belle and member of several anna
teur dramatic clubs, committed suicide
yesterday morning by shooting. 1t is sup
posed to be due to love affair.
The State Department has been advised
| of the appointment of the following dele
gates to the Pan-American Congress From
! Hayti Arthur Lafayastric; from Para
quay, Senior Don Jose j. Decond.
The London Ne1s correspondent at
| Canea. referring to the reports of outrages
on Cretan women By the Turkish soldiers,
| explains denials by the fact thattDe women
do all they can to prevent publicity.
]. w. Malone, an old newspaper man
we'll known through the northern part of
the State, died at Redding Monday night.
J He was the founder of the Anderson Enter
I prise and several other newspapers.
There was fire in the Central Hotel at
| Napa early yesterday morning. Damage,
| $500. During the excitement thieves en-
tered the ROOMS and stole S147 and silver
watch from the boarders and the proprietor.
Portal, the British Minister, has re-
ceived a letter from Stanley, in which the
explorer says he hopes to reach Zanzibar
about the middle of January next. He,
| however, says nothing about the route he
proposes travelling.
| An enormous business in pig iron war
rants was done in Glasgow yesterday.
large number of orders were not executed,
| the brokers fearing to follow the rapid rise,
which is reported to be due to Overselling
! in the Cleveland district
The French Chambers met yesterday.
| President Blanc delivered an address, in
which be congratulated the members of the
| Cabinet on the fact that the Republic for
| the fifth time repelled the assault of a
! hostile coalition. The Senate adjourned
| till Monday.
The All-American delegates yesterday
| inspected at Philadelphia the sugar REIN
| cries Cramps ship-ysrds and several iron
| industries. The delegates took lunch at
the University of Pennsylvania where
pleasant hour was spent. At lunch the
party was joined by the ladies, who had
previously been rendered reception by
| George W. Childs.
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