Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-22

| Patents 10 Pacific Coast Inventors.
WASHINGTON. June 21st.-The following
| patents were to-day issued to iuveutors on
the Pacific slope Richard P. Bryant, San
1 Francisco, shoe-fastener Thomas G. Church
man, Sacramento, nozzle; Pierre G. Dubois,
San Francisco, pumpyalve gear: Horace
Huntman, Sacramento, pillow. jointer VIM.
| 2. kirkland, Hanford. horse.checkibg device /;
Leonard Stone, San Luis Obispo, fruit-gath.
| erer.
General Strike OF Competitors.
BUFFALO, June 21st.-The typos connected
with the newspaper departments of the daily
| papers generally quit work yesterday, de-
mauoing an increase in compensation from 30
| to 80 cents per L, 600 ems, and SO 20 80 cents,
| for day aud night work respectively. No
definite refusal to pay the increase or COM
promise has been made. The places of the
strikers will be filled soon.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
BUFFALO, June 2lst.-All the papers srs
published as usual. The Courier offers the
! rates demanded by the strikers, but only to
outsiders. The other papers take similar
stand.
Strike OF Freight Handlers.
New York, June 21st.-All the freight
handlers at the New Haven and Hartford
freight depot, East river, have struck for an
increase of S5W month. They are now re-
ceiving S35 month. The depots are closed,
and the police guard them. The Mercantile
Exchange adopted resolutions to-day, deplor-
ing the losses they are subjected to in conse-
quence of the strike of the freight handlers.
Two hundred longshoremeD, employed on
the Pennsylvania Railway at Harsimer's
Cove, and ninety on the Cardiff docks at Jer-
sey City, joined the strikers.
vor,Jgef Of na,ts,
CHICAGO, June 2lst-The jury in the case
of James Tracy. on trial for the murder of
policemen Huebner last February, brought in
verdict of guilty this morning and fixed the
penalty as death. Roch, tried with him, was
discharged, at the suggestion of the States
attorney.
The Last OF FIipper.
WASHINGTON. June 21st.-The following
order has been issued by the War Depart.
ment, by direction of the Secretary of War:
"The sentence in the case of Second Lieu.
tenant Henry o. Flipper. of the Tenth Cav
airy, will take effect June 80, 1882, from
which date he will cease to be an officer of
the army"
Davitt at Boston.
Boston, June 2lst-Between 1000 and
5000 people gave Michael Davitt loud and
prolonged greeting as he appeared last night
on the platform of the Mechanics Fair build
ing, accompanied by John Boyle O'Reilly.
Mayor Prince presided. When the applause
subsidized, Davitt read a carefully prepared
address in calm and dispassionate language.
a presentation of the wrongs and grievances
of ireland. and their remedies.
The Burning Coal Nine.
WILKEsBARRE pa, June 21st.-The fire
at the Diamond mine is confiHed to a LARGE
pillar of coal. 600 feet from the face of the
gangway. If it can be kept back of that il
will be extinguished within ten days. Dur.
ing the day strong explosion occurred, and
was felt at the surface. It is reported that
great quantity of gas is accommodating in the
workings, and fears are entertained that it
may explode.
Mrs. ScOvilic In Funds.
MILWAUKEE, June 21st.-Mrs. Scoyille il
here, making arrangements to redeem her
Beaver Lake home, which was lost under a
foreclosure. She Gains to have the neces-
sary funds. She ia about to forward lar-e
petition in behalf OF her brother to Attorney.
General Brewster.
Another OIL Fireman Burned to Death,
BRADFORD pa }, June Dist The rig,
tanks and 600 barrels of oil were burned at
the Anchor Oil Company's well, Cherry
Grove, this evening. i. J. Gibson was
burned to death, and John Hughes seriously
burned at the fire.
Arrival of Immigrants.
NEW YORK, June 2lst.-About 300 i'm
migrants arrived to-day. Thirteen hundred
Russian Jews have arrived since Thursday
more than the Society il able to find work
for.
Appeal for Cyclone Sufferers.
DEs MONIES a., June 21st.-Governor
Sherman makes an appeal for contributions
for the sufferers by the cyclone, to be sent to
Hon. John B. Grinnell.
squatfers who Mean Business.
YANKToN ID. IT,, June 21st-A party Ct
twenty persons near Fort Totten. ID. T., are
trying to hold a fine timber tract of $500 |
acres, and intruders are driven away with |
revolvers.
Death Of Veteran Actor.
BosToN, June 2lst.-H. Ring, an actor
who has been favorite in Boston for forty |
years, died of paralysis last night.
A Double Tragedy.
LITTLE ROCK (Ark.) june 2lst. - At |
station. Saturday night, John |