Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-07
THE DAILY RECORD-UNI0N.
DELAYED DISPATCHES.
News Held Back by Storm East of
Cheyenne.
p,orv1o COAST POSTAL CHANGES.

county, Utah. Postmasters appointed
Charles L. Brown, China Flat, Humboldt
county, Cal; William c. Smith, Meridian,
Sutter county, CAL; Matthew Elyie, Para.
disc, Butte county, CAL; William Q. Brown,
AlthouSe, Josephine county, Oregon james
T. Brayton, Elk Flat, Union county, Ore
gon; Lucy A. Clark, Granville, Toole coun-
ty, Utah William l.. James, Marysville,
Piute county, Utah.
KALLooH ON HIS OLD STAMPING GROUND.
RocKLAND Mel, June 5sh.-Rev. /. S.
Kallock preached here this morning in the
First Baptist Church. to very large congre-
cation. This is the church wherein he
preached his first sermon, and of which he
was pastor for several years. His discourse
was largely reminiscent of his labors and ex-
periences in the church here He said he
went out of business and politics in Kansas,
and he has not gone into either since. He
was not, he said, engaged in politics in San
Francisco. He was minister still. His
Church and himself were perfectly united,
and Notwithstanding his duties as Mayor of
that city, he preached regularly to large
congregations and did as much pastoral work
as any minister in San Francisco.
PREPARING FOR THE BATTLE.
WASHINGTON, June 5th.-Colonel Enrich
Lollen and Shellabarger & Wilson, of this
city, have been retained by General Brady,
Second Assistant PostmasterG General, as
counsel in any legal proceedings which may
grow out of the pending star route investiga-
ton.
THE Ex SENATORS AT NEW YORK.
New York, june 5th.-Ex-Senators Conk-
ling and Platt remained at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel to-day. They received but few Wis
itors. General Arthur dined at the st.
James Hotel with Senator Jones, of Nevada.
In the evening Conkling, Platt and Arthur
met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and it was
stated that the conversation related to one of
the ex-Senators, probably Plat, going to
Albany tomorrow evening. Grant is ex-
pected Tuesday or Wednesday, to work for
Cenkling.
THE SENATORIAL STRUGGLE.
New York, June 5th.-A majority OF tho
Administration and Stalwart adhererts VIII
start hack sometime to-day. 1t is the belief
of manypoliticiaus that ex-Senasors Conkling
and Piatt will endeavor during the present
week. by the aid of the Democrats, to secure
an adjournment of the Legislature. 1t Is
evident to the stalwarts that they cannot
secure the election of Conlsling and Platt in
the present temper of the Legislature. If
the Legislature adjourns without the sue
cessors of the Senators being chosen, Judge
Robertson will then accept the position of
Collector, and by SO doing will yacate his
Office as Senator This is one vcte lost to the
Administration, in case TIA Legislature is
again called together, Fad the duties of Col.
lector will also prevent him from taking SO
active part "a the contest. 1t is also hoped
by the stalwarts that the feeling against
Conkiing and Platt on the part of the Re-
publican voters throughout the State viii
gradually abate, and that if an extra session
is called some of these Senators and Assem-
blymen who are now afraid to face the in
dignation of their constituents should they
vote for the ex-Senators will then be more
plant. All the energies of the stalwart
leaders for the remainder of the week, it was
said last night, will be directed towards
securing an adjournment.
x-Vice-President Colfax says the extra
ordinary revolution of opinion towards Conk-
ling is undoubtedly caused by the fact that
for wears the Republican party all over the
country has been toiling to make the Senate
Republican, and just as they had succeeded
he in a fit of anger turned the Senate intf
the hands of the Democrats.
COMBINES VOTE TO BE INCREASED.
ALBANY, June 5th.-The news comes pretty
straight that some of the wayering ones, il
the hope Of forcing a concentration and ad
or 40 on Thursday.
SUFFERING FROM sUNsTRoKR.
McGREGoR ia y June 5th.-Paul Boyn
ton reached here this evening, and report
himself suffering from sun stroke.
DEATH OF AN Ex-sTATE SENATOR.
NEW YoRK, June 5th.-Ex State Senator
Mintborne, OF Tompkins county, died to-day
aged "a years.
THE TROUBLE IN IRELAND.
LONDON, June 5Eh.-There was disturb
ance in Ballybrophy to-day. One man wa
shot dead and others wounded by bail;ff
who. with his three sons. have been arrested
All the troops stationed in Dublin. will be
-onfned to the barracks to-day.
The riot which occurred in Cork Friday
night, accounts of which have been ex
aggerated by previous reports, was not Of
political character.
0'Gallagher, who shot teacher in Gwee.
Dire, county Donegal, has been arrested un'
der the Coercion Act.
A FAMILY soUABBLE.
DUBLIN, June 5sh.-The expedition of the
Coldstream Guards is concluded by their re.
turn TO Dublin. Their last days work wa;
much more SYNONYMOUS than the first, for
none of the cases of eviction yesterday were
agrarian, nor did any OF them arise out OF
the land war. The column having break.
tasted early in Newhall, moved out at
O'Clock, and proceeded to the house of a
widow named MulcahY, who was living
in little cabin near kelming.
She was bsing evicted not By the landlords,
but by a tenant of Mr.. Synan, member OF
Parliament for Limerick. That tenant was
her own mother. Il appeared that her
mother gave the house and bit of land to her
:.
ond daughter was about TO marry, and she
was turning out the first daughter TO make
room for the other. The eviction OCCUPIED
an hour, bat it appears that after the soldiers
left the woman forcibly took possession again.
This was purely family squabble.
GLADsToSEs HEALTH.
LONDON, june 5th.-Gladstone' physicians
have made concerted representation to him
that he must get into the upper house If he
expects to remain in public life. He suffer;
constantly from diarrhea, the result of over.
work. and nothing but relative rest viii save
him. He would have broken down long age
but for his immense recuperative force, which
shows itself in the case with which he sleep.
after an exhausting sitting of Parliament
He can 90 home and sleep eight hours on 3
stretch without once waking; but no mar
can draw rever even on such constitution
as his with IMMUNITY.
REPLY TO Mr.. FoRsTER's CHALLENGE.
New YoRK, Juue 5th.-The Herald's Lon.
don special says: At land meeting il
Swards, near Dublin, to-day, Messrs Sexton
and Healy spoke to about LOCO people. Tue
only remarkable incident was reference BY
ar. Healy TO Secretary Forster's challenge
to him to repeat in Ireland what BIZ
had said in Parliament. Mr.. Healy
said he might say that he was there
chiefly to reply TO a challenge issued to him
by ''buckshot" Forster. That gentleman
had challenged him to come to ireland, and
his answer to Mr.. Forster was, Here ]
am |" He was present in response to that
challenge. which he considered most inso.
lent and truculent act. TWAS as if man in
full armor had challenged man naked and
defenseless TO mortal combat He would re-
mind Secretary Forster that there were some
countries TO which it would not be safe 10
challenge him to come. There were other
countries where the code of honor still pre-.
vailed. and where gentlemen stood on more
equal footing than they did in Ireland. II
he (Healy) thought that this gallant York.
shiremsn would cross the channel to other
lands he would extend every courtesy to him.
Mr.. Healy concluded by improv ng some
doggcrel lines. as follows:
There was old prophecy found in bog,
That Ireland would be ruled by an ass and dog.
Now this old propht CIV has come to pass