Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-07

ccheargue creek and spring are still risin~.
A washout on the Cumberland Valley Rail.
rosd, and several or the Western Mary Lard
road are reported. but they will be repaired
to might.
The Finished and Unfinished Work OF
Congress.
WASHINGTON, August Chit is generally
expected that Congress will adjourn Monday
evening. The House will leave behind cal.
endar OF some seventy pages. On the House
calendar propsr remain 125 measures. Two
hundred and thirty propositions are upon the
calendar OF the Committee of the Whole;
thirty.thr Of them are public building bills.
Mere than 400 private relief bills practically
md grave in the private calendar of the
Speakers table, tie depository also of about
200 Senate bil,r, NEST of them of a PR
vate character. Twenty-Five hundred
and eighty three bills and joint resolutions
were introduced in the Senate, and 466 Of
these passed that body. At the hour of final
adjournment, besides great number Of
measures not yet reported from Senate COM
mittees, there vii! remsin upon the Senate
calendar about 100 Senate bills and Joint reso-
buttons. all Of which will have to take their
chances at the next session. Aside from the
regular annual appropriation bills, about ITO
bills and Joint resolutions Of o public nature
have been passed by both houses this session
and become laws.
Pacific Coast Postal Changes.
WAsHINGToN, August 6sh.-Ths following
ara the Pacific coast postal changes for the
week Officss established - Gubservile,
Santa Clara county, Cal, Frank Gubser,
Postmaster; Hough's Springs. Lake county,
CAL, John X. Stratford, Postmaster Wen
ger, Mariposa county, CAL. Frederick Wen
ger, postmaster; Woodruff, Esmeralda coun.
", New, Albert Woodruff, Postmaster
lsaacson. Yuma county. Arizona, Jacob
lsaacson, Postmaster. Offices discontinued
.IIilians. Modoe county, CAL: Lamville,
Elko, New.
Te,esraphlc Matter.
DAYTON (Ghio). August Cha temporary
restraining order has been granted the Mu.
tual Union Telegraph Company against the
Western Union. Thu Western Union re.
fused to receive from and forward for the
Mutual Union dispatches received by that
company for points no. on the Mutual Union
lines, on the ground that the Mutual has no
right to receive such messages. 1t is under.
stood that this suit ia brought as q test case,
as TO whether the company can refuse TO &C.
cept such messages from another company.
Want TO Return TO Work.
New YORK, August 6sh-The checkers
| and callers of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
| who struck with the freigi.t.ha rs, have
unanimously decided to retuyG to work. The
officers OF the Company stated that i. wss
very doubtful if the strikers would be taken
back, as the present checkers and callers are
giving satisfaction.
The Result OF Poker Playing.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind. J. August 6th.-As the
result OF row over some poker chips, James
Meek fatally shot Albert Daily, and then
blew out his own brains this evening.
! Terrible Accident 10 FiEemcn.
PITTsBURG PAL August 6sh.-The Nc
helvy Brothers carriage factory was burned
this morning. Loss, S25, 600. While the fire
was in progress twenty-five fremeu entered
the building, tea Of whom assembled to the
second story. and were prec;pitated to the
bottom by the falling floor. All of them
were more or le>s hurt. Four, John Green,
Charles Little. Robert K.!ham, and Philip
Mcguire. are perhaps fatally injured. The
remaining fifteen who sta;d en- the fret fl ,or
escaped unhurt.
A Horrible Affair.
BRADFORD tPa.). August 6h.-William
Hale attempted to rayish the six-year. old
daughter OF Henry Aiken LAST evenitg al
Tarport. be was caught by citz sps, tarred
and feathered and driven out Of town.
The Army Worm and the Crops In New
York.
PoUGHKEIPsIE IN. Y. J. August 6ib.-The
army worm is making heavy ravages in the
vicinity of Pine Plains. Farmers are com.
PEELED to harvest their oats before they are
fully ripe It is feared the worm will attack
the corn crop. The extreme drought is prov.
ing disastrous to corn and potatoes in Dutch.
ess county.