Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-20

suffered from various economical causes, and
IS struggling to restrict her production to
home consumption. The mobiles and proprie-
tors OF Russia have been compelled to econo-
mize in the use of the finer fabrics. Austria,
following the example of the United States,
has by her tariff regulations maintained
better degree of prosperity than other coun-
| tries. Italy and Spain have largely suffered
from bad crops. Everywhere the demand
for silk goods has been limited to modest
quantities as well as modest colors. Since |
| fashion has favored mixed stuff in place of
rich and pure silks, Lyons has made great
efforts to use other materials in order to sus
tain the labor of her 100. 900 workers.
COnger's Introduction of Alexander HI.
stephens speech in the HOUSE.
| WASHINGTON, February 19th-In intro
ducing the speech of Stephens in the House
| Conger said he had made the motion in the |
interest of free speech. He had desired an
opportunity to hear the views of the distin- |
guished gentleman from Georgia (Stephensl, |
| whose legislative experience, whose famil- |
iarity with the rules of the House |
| dated back to the time when the |
| fierce Democracy of the other side be-
lieved in free speech, in free discussion and |
| fairness, to the time of the old, hard-fsted. |
Jacksonian Democracy, of which he (Ste-
phens) was living representative still, |
800 ~. ad,,nt, - ~ S Sne r. y.
a. Dan,oornt;o 80 1927 s,iS
40 sstea,red oncs az resrscte5 60 60 80
ing so large portion of the people of all Sec
tons and all regions-had slipped its moor
| ings if it had been wandering for years on |
unknown seas of adventure if it had forgot |
and Monroe and Jaclson What ,Ior;ons |
tb;no II roS for the conniry tba+ 49, Iii
~ st;lI brao tbaJ s,;il w. n,'a ~ 81, b;s
ras,,+ai and ;n.allecinaI -. 81 -
,,,;nona;rad ON olJ ra,rssen+a+;~a - ths |
na,lldnnao,, &c tbosa da,is IT, VII I'm
nlarsa ard Ia,ohtarl then act;na WITH tbat |
party true to the Constitution, but uphold |
ing Jeffersonian ideas of Democracy, |
and to-day acknowledged by all Democrats |
as a representative OF the oio-time Democ-
,acy' hchoiea ny them as such' haVins
Drought INTO Ehe ioio tne arg OF the covenant
OF "hlsery liauShterl ana placed III IN the
'''io oaiiP. 10" ier tunaS1 was IL loi
.he o,o rePrese ~ Oh tne wing parry
eha' 1he arh Oh 'he covenant was ssiii Heiu ny
.he Seh'lelhan, anu lhat ne couiu ten wiiat
.ue i1ehiooi"Iy hau Ven Ven III cary Jays "la'
~ hau peeI Whel tne W nis parry hao become
the depository OF us principles now ne had
ooine .:ia' arg uo~n through ehe sIehss oi
!epoiusion anu Feoeiiioh' through All the oriie-
iinSs vi parry, any was ie"uy " present. IL
rof,,aJ baor a. ,-o,o,ol1o |
statesman. Here was the unwonted specta.
Gle of q refusal to hear him even on the suh- |
iect of miles. He (C,oneer) and his friends |
together with few Democrats had at last |
broucbt the House to nosition where the
| gentiaman from Gaoro;a could sneaL ubere |
The gao was removed fran him and now
with r,Ie.Snre evceed;na tba+ wb;cb he bad
words 10 exnress v;eld;no 70 the earnest lone. |
inps of his friends on ali sides to hear AGAIN
| the old words of Democracy from the eIo. |
ouent eYnonnder of those doctrines he would |
1;eId the ramo;nder of bic time 70 The oentle.
| man from Georgia
T s. p.,a u, r
Is,...,, -
rs,eo,., 70 ,ts pvco, -ITx,aw1
~ w ~ ,o., TN
AShiNeioN' rSorua,y to'h- ho near
ing OF arguments by the Secretary OF tne
interior In the San + rancisco fueolo case
was concluded to-day. Secretary Schurz de-
| clared that he desired to hasten matters as
much as possible. The case was then sub
inlteeo, with the understanding that the orig
NAL Eddy map, which has been sent tor, shall
be admitted as evidence when 1t arrives from
San Francisco.
Colonel u. ID. Ball, Collector OF Customs
at Sltka, arrived here this morning to repre-
sent the wants OF the people OF Alaska TO
the Government.
Hhe spanish Siaihis s0hMissioh'
WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY l9th-lhe fresl-
cent sent TO the senate To-Day the lniorna-
t1on caneq I0r by Ghe resolution ~, Teiatiye TO
the Spanish Claims commission. Inns Coin-
mission was organized under the treaty OF
loil on account OF losses sustained py Aiiieri-
cans III Cuoa. During the nine years thls
Coihihissioli mas peeu III e4isVehIe ~ aPpeais
iionl the Iepoi' r,Ia' IL mas sNe puV I1oeen
u'Je va" zoo 600 .I 20 " i:
entered s;j6 600 GO0 There seems tn have
been deliberate plan on the part of the
Spanish Government to POSTPONE the pay.
| mept of its lust debts.
Observation-Disclosures PASSENGERS.
| o,,.r, EaI,n,,o.-, 1o4h M sa1,o;
A. oa-Af'a -,.re..1.o.a t:s
, In,on r. 1919 20 oi $50 !, Saorn
roa,,tn Fabrrarv o9d NJ w q Cbestan,
nj nhiiIr.nS p1so,4,.;iIo -. SOL
pntt;,o Un''4 Tnaland. 9 I Parnas i,h;oano.
| Watb;os Grav San Frenc;sco. Mrs Ros,
cor,i+g prs Madame Pandixen Victoria
Richard Washington. Washington, u. C.. g.
T.. Draper and wife, c. S. Long and wife,
| Yokohama; Miss Ball, Posen, Germany
l.. Dupont, Delaware B. Peyton, Califor-
MIA }. I'll. Moulton, Alaska.
| Ninetyfive through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive In Sacramento
| February Goth.
The Flood in the Cumberland,
| N.suvrIr February 10Th The river &c
,lor,Ir, r;sinrr III ior,lon3s aba,,t H. 49,,
have been Covered for a week mast. and I 0G1
| or l. 800 people have been forced to vacate
| their homes. No damage beyond the flooding
of small houses The rise has washed out an
immense quantity OF lumber from above, and
caused loss of corn on the lower Cumber
land.
Four Persons Drowned - Rhode Island
prehib;.ionis,s,
p.o,rnvscp Eahr,,ar,, 1oth C,,+,
-oh ny I'M Nfii,;,lan sG1;g 0"P pa
al - w D. 49, dron,,ad 1oat r i.gSt
Ill a,5a.r ~ boord H., Tossa1 IS ~
| first-named during a gale.
The Prohibition State Convention to-day
made the following nominations: Albert
Howard for Governor, Thomas M. Seabury
Lieutenant Governor, Willard Sayles Attor-
ney- General, j. NJ. Addeman Secretary of
State, Samuel Clark General Treasurer. The
| three last-pamed are present 1ncumbents.
CircHmstantiai Evidence.
New York, February 19th.-A Hartford.
Conn, special says: Rev. Herbert II. Hay
den, now on bail awaiting further proceedings
on charge Of murder, lectured this evening,