Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-29
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Special Dispatches to the Record
Union" Condensed.

1t is sta,sd az 2 .ris that the Monetary
Conference ms been indef aitely postponed.
Edward Strsher shot AMI killed William
Mitchell last night az Chicago.
The Illinois State Senate has adopted
resolution asking the President to pardon
Mason.
A cyclone passed near Loachap1la, Ala,
yesterday, doilg great damage ald killing
5wo men.
The House Committee on Ways and Means
has agreed upon a bill to reduce the internal
revenue tax.
No credence is given at Washington to the
rum1r that Walker Blaine is going to marry
a Chilean lady.
At Chicago yesterday the thermometer
showed the following temperature: Highest
81, lowest SO.
The Tariff Commission bill passed in the
Sansts yesterday, without amen ineat, by IS
ayes to Il nces.
The House CT Representatives went into
Committee Of the Whole yesterday on the
Tariff Commission bill, and K asson spoke on
the subject.
A Geneva (Switzerlaudl dispatch says The
depression in agriculture sends to the United
States $50 of the flower of the Bsrnese Ober
land peasantry.
In the Euglsh House of Commons yester-
day, Gladstone ridiculed the idea Of allowing
the imprisoned Irish members to come to
London to vote on the cloture.
The Republican Senator'S at Washington
express great dissatisfaction at what they
consider unnecessary dilatoriness of the Pres
ident in making appointments.
At Lesdvillp, Col, last evening, J. G.
Ea:ly, lawyer, shot and killed policeman
named Samuel Townsend. An attempt to
lynch the murderer was frustrated.
Aleck Howell, President Arthur's colored
servant, is putting on such airs as TO render
himself very obnoxious to visitors at the
White House. and has been dubbed Fresh,
the valet"
A London dispatch says: The night police
now around the docks number GOO. 1t is
believed that the Fenians intend to blow up
the tunnel to North Woolwich, which passes
under the docks.
The Secretary of State yesterday trans.
misted to the House Of Representatives all
| the correspondence not already communicated
| in reference to the South American question,
| including the substance OF numerous tele-
grams exchanged with PRESCOTT.
The Department Of State has received no
| information, either from Trescott or the d.
plomatic representatives of the United States
| iu Chile or Peru, that any protocol has been
signed by them setting forth the terms for
ending tie South American war.
The story of President Arthur having iudi-
Gated intentions of not signing the Chinese
bill is not credited at Washington. The
President has given no sign yet. The great
belief il, however, that he will veto it, and
indicate that the twenty-yesr clause should
be reduced to ten.
Sir Sidney Hedley Waterlow, Bart, mem
Der OF Parliament Tor Grsvesend, and for
merly Lord Mayor of London, was married
at the British Embassy so Paris yester.
day to Miss Hamilton, - San Francisco.
Rev. Mr.. Pyn, Presbyterian minister Of
Nspa City, Cal, oficiated.
The President has signed the following
commissions A. S. Morrison, Marshal for
the Territory of New Mexico; Edward w.
Henderson, Receiver of Public Moneys st
Central City, COL; II. M. Vansrpap, Sec
Rotary of the Territory Of Arizon>; .Adolph
Debrowski, Receiver of Public Moneys at
Shasta, Cal,