Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-23

New YORK, May 23d-A. M.-The Trt-
bune's Washington special says: Some ex-
pressions of dissatisfaction have reached here
from New York because the President did
not send the names of men hitherto anti
Conkling for the five offices to which nomina-
lions were made Thursday. Those who
complain of this course do not comprehend
the Presidents policy He is not seeking in the
least to ostracize Republicans who have been
Conkiing's followers and supporters in the
past. 1t is evidently the intention of the
President to have it fully, distinctly and
widely known that the object of this Admin
istration is to abolish faction In New ork,
and to have one grand, united, harmonious
Republican party in that State. OF course
this cannot be obtained by sending Conkling
back to the Senate to wage relentless and
vindictive war on the Administration.
The United stairs Attorney for Idaho.
NEW YORK, May 23i-A M-The Sum- in
an editorial says: One of the last nominal
lions sent in by Garfield and confirmed by
the Democratic Senate was that of Wallace
r. White of Maine, to be United States
Attorney for Idaho Territory. 1t is not
likely that the President knew much
about him, or that MacVeagh had
sanctioned him, as suitable person to
be prosecuting officer for the Government.
This is an appointment for which Blaine is
unquestionably and entirely responsible, and
under the circumstances it is about the most
shamelessly indecent appointment ever pro.
cured by any Cabinet officer.
Pacific Coast Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, May 22d-Ths following
postal changes for the Pacific Coast are an
nounced: Offices established - Desert, San
Bernardino county, CAL, Samuel Rogers,
Postmaster; Arthur, Elko county, New,
Arthur w. Gedney. Postmaster Crowley,
Polk county, Or, John G. Allen, Postmaster;
Langlois. Curry county, Or, Frank M.
Or, James S. Stark, Postmaster; Fort Steil-
accom-, Pierce county, w. T., Eliza s.
Waughess. Postmistress; Garfield, Whitman
county, w t., Samuel J. Tapt, Postmaster;
| Thurber Piute county, U. L.. William Bur-
CESS, Postmaster. Offices discontinued -
Chevalaha, Stevens county. w. T.. Sherwood
| Valley, Mendocino county, CAL. McCullums,
Yavapai county, Arizona; Snyder's Hole,
Yavapai county, Arizona. Postmasters APP
Stanislaus county, Cal; j. A. Grave, Hite's
Cove, Mariposa county, Cal; J. Z. Mulch,
Shaw's Flat, Tuolumne county, CAL; John
| B. Campbell, Tahoe, Placer county, CAL;
Henry NJ. Shaw, Fossil. Wasco county, Or;
G. W. SappingtoD, North Yambill, Yamhill
county, Or; S. B. Finnegan, Peoria, Linn
county, Or; Charles o Poland, St. Paul,
Marion county, Or; Orson w. Huntsman,
Hebron, Washington county, U. T.; Gideon
| A. Muller, Joseph, Sewer county, U. L.
The Star Route Frauds : Further Elk.
| pOsures.
New York, May 22d.-The Washington
correspondent of the Times continues his ex-
posures of the star route service as conducted
| by the late Assistant Postmaster. General
Brady. Route No. 49, 166, from Georgetown
to Kokomo COL, a distance of A miles, ser.
vice seven times week from May to Novem-
Der, was awarded to James Stephenson, of
Omaha, for 81, 04O. Stephenson offered to
continue the service during the winter
| to do so. The number of the route was
changed, and without notice to Stephenson
the service was arbitrarily given to James B.
Colgrove for S14, 760. The route from Ozark
| to Eureka Springs, Arkansas, so miles, was
let to John Cross, friend of Senator Dor
sey, without competition, for S14, 400 per
year. The route was subsequently let by
contract to John N. Miller, of Springfield,
Mo, for 81. 800, Cross making bid of S14,
80. A number of similar instances are
given by the Times correspondent.
Unparalleled TeIegraphic Feat.
CHICAGO, May 22d.-On Friday night last
the Western Union Telegraph Company
received from New York direct, for the
Chicago newspapers alone. 100, 436 words of
| special dispatches, SO 65S of which were parts
| of the revised New Testament. As no pre-
vious notice of this extra work had been given
the telf graph company, and as it was in
addition to their regular press and ordinary
business messages, the feat is unparalleled in
the annals of telegraphy, and but for the
combined resources of the three former COM
panies, now under one manag ement, would
have been an impossibility. Twenty-one
| direct circuits with New York were in use,
| and the time consumed was less than seven
hours.
Journalistic Enferprise-Beeche ON the
Revised New Testament.
CHICAGO, May 22d-The entire revised
New Testament is published here in the
Times and Tribune to day and tonight.
Henry Ward Beecher, in an interview, said
that as far as he had read it he was highly
| pleased with the work of the revisers that
he agreed substantially with the changes
made, and, in fact, for many years had
| pulpit. He disapproved, however, of the
substitution of the word servant" for
slave" used in the King James version as
translation of the word doulos." He was
! not one of those abolitionists who believed
slavery was not recognized in the Scriptures
He thinks the revision will be very generally
accepted.
The Revised L, sfament-pebf EXtinguish-
mehf.
New York, May 22d.-A number of
Testament.
The Simpson M. E. Church, Brooklyn,
raised $4,000 to-day, towards extinguishing
debt of SAC, 900.
The Revised Testament at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22d.-In most of the
Protestant churches to-day the clergymen re-
ferred to the revised New Testament Their
views were in most cases strongly in favor of
it as valuable work, which would throw
light upon doubtful matters. In one or two
instances the work was condemned.
An Ex.CIergyman Turned Abortionist.
Boston, May 22d-Mary Chandler, aged
10, died yesterday from the effects of an
abortion, alleged 10 have been performed by
DIR. B. L. Green. Green was arrested, and
also Herbert Davis, who took the girl to
Green's Office. All the parties are respect
ably connected. The doctor was for some
years a minister of the Maine Methodist
Conference.
Will Participate.
GETTYSBURG, May 22d President Garfield
and Secretaries Blaine, WiGdom and Kirkwood
will participate in the ceremonies in the
National Cemetery at this place on Decora.
ton Day.
Anxious to Try it Again.
DENVER (Col) May 22d.-Nliss Curtis has
challenged Miss Pineo TO a ten, fifteen or
twenty mile race for from 81, GOO to So 900
side, the time and place to be decided by the
challenger.
Coming Homo.
WASHINGTON, May 22d.-Senator Farley
left Washington this morning for California.
via the southern route, and intends 60 90 |
through without stoppage, except for day
at Santa Fe. n. M.
The OIcary Rclf Again.
New YORK, May 22J.-The second contest |
for the O'Lsary belt began tonight.
FOREIGN.
Turkey.