Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-14
ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches From
All Parts of the World.

| All Parts OF the world.
Dom Pedro is indisposed.
The strike on the Northern Pacific has
ended.
The San Francisco markets are full Of
''slobn duck.
DR.. W. c. Harding, San Francisco dent
ist, has become insane from using cocaine
J. F. Smith has been elected Mayor Of
Santa Rosa, vice w. H. Byington, resigned
NJ NJ. French made confession that he
fred the Novelty Theater at Ogden last
September.
General George w. Jones, late Republi-
can candidate for the State Senate in Iowa,
was one of the pail belrers to the late JEFF
ferson Davis.
An Iroquois Club, formed under the
auspices of the Democratic County Central
Committee, will be established at Marys-
vile tonight.
Word has been received from Hamilton
county, Ohio, that the wife of Governor
elect Campbell is lying dangerously i'll at
her home there.
W. B. Laduc, of Salem, Or. has been APP
pointed cadet to the West Point Academy,
with Harold B. Fiske, of Salem, as alter
nate.
The Manager of the National Bank OF
Brazil cables that complete auquillity pre-
walls throughout the country and the peo-
pie have entire confidence in the Govern
ment.
Customs officers at Victoria seized large
quantities of goods at secondhand store
which had been stolen from the wreck of
the Idaho, and sold to the dealer for a
small consideration.
The nuptials of Miss Anna Magee,
daughter of General George Magee, Presi-
dent of the Fall Brook Railway, and D. a.
BoissevaiD, a London banker, were cele-
brated yesterday in Watkins.
The storage reservoir on the Gallatin
ranch, Lassen county, has been finished.
The dam is 202 feet long on top, 20 feet
high and 70 feet wide at the base. The
reservoir now holds $50 100000 gallons of
water.
The hiding place of big Fork, a noted
highway rebber of fourteen years ago, was
found seven miles from Cloverdale by a
party of hunters. Some rusty pistols and a
camp outfit was hid under dense thicket
of chemisal.
1t was said the other day that Clara
Chester, one of the principals in the uD-
savory actor and actress bigamy case, had
gone to California. She has, however been
traced to New Jersey; so Californians have
much 10 be thankful for.
Mr.. West, the Ohio delegate to the recent
Silver Convention has made his report to
Governor Foraker, in which he says; ~
felt like a bound boy at husking in the
presence of the wild Westerners, who ran
things to suit themselves"
Big Ellinger, Jersey City's coiored boxer,
Knocked cut Matt Allen at Hoboken in the
second round. Ellinger will fight Bill
Davis, the Pennsylvania heavyweight
champion, and if successful his hackers are
ready to match him agains. Jackson.
Tulare is at last sure Of 8 permanent To-
cation for an experimental culture station.
The first load of lumber for the erection Of
new buildings has been taken to the
grounds. The station will be valuable to
the agricultural and Horticultural Interests
of the county.
The Signal Service observer at st. Paul
reports cold wave approaching from the
north, and it is more than 1000 miles wide.
Friday evening, at o'clock, all of the ter
ritory north OF Montana, Dakota and part
of Minnesota had temperature of from
% TO 1I7 below zero.
On Monday the Sultan will be presented
with the insignia of the English Order Of
st. Michael and ST. George, and the Grand
Cross Of the German Order of the Red
Eagle. Ali the available British men-of-
war are arriving here for the purpose Of
giving eclat to the occasion.
The Reichstag at Berlin, by vote of 127
to Ill, adopted Won Huenes resolution for