Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-16
Congressional.

D0MEsTfC NEWS.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, January 15sh.-In the SEN
etc this morning, after numerous bills, petit
items, etc, had been presented, consideration
was resumed of the tariff bill. At 300 the
Senate went into executive session, and at
6:35, when the doors were reopened, an adj
! iournment was had.
Ii the House Bragg endeavored TO have the
| Fitz John Porter bill considered, but oojec-
tons we're raised by Dawes and Taylor OF
Ohio. Under the csll of States a number OF
bids were introduced and referred. Gibson
of Louisiana presented bill to convene the
Fortv-eighth Congress on Monday, March 5,
! 1888. Referred. TIE Speaker presented =
letter from the Secretary OF the Navy, with
report Of the Naval Advisory Board as to the
wisdom and expectancy of completing. the
ironclads Mcnsdnock, Puritan. Amphitrite
and Terror. Referred. The House then ad-
| journed.
Anti.Catholic Meeting Broken Up by a
MOb.
| EVANSVILLE (O), January 15sh.-On Sat
urday last O'Oonnor. the ex-priest, who has
been wandering all over the United States
delivering anti-Catholic lectures, arrived In
this city, snd announced his intention Of
speaking in Backs Hall last night. At an
early a. peopleEgsthered to hear the lect-
ure. Before the lecturer arrived there were
], 800 present. They seemed orderly, but che
instant O'Conpor appeared on the stage he
was greeted with showers OF stones, rotten
eggs, etc., and confusion reigned. O'Connor
hastily Jumped iHto an ante--oom and locked
the door, women screamed, ard it was first
thought that general not would ensus,
when the Professionals in the house would
have suffered fearfully, rs the opposition was
greatly in the majority. O'Connor's assail-
ants were sbout to leave the hall. when some.
body suggested a coat of tar and feathers,
and were about to carry out their threat when
detachment Of police appeared on the
scene and arrested O'Connor. There is great
excitement over the affair, but no other ar
rests have bean made. The three daily
papers-two morning and one e7eHing-are
afraid to publish The names or particulars Of
the affair, as the Catholic element is il the
ascendancy.
The Jeanette Investigation.
WASHINGTON, January 15sh.-In the jean
netse Board Of Investigation to-day, Chief
Engineer Melville was recalled 10 identify
! the documents to be inh oduced as evidence.
These include the journal and letter of the
late Jerome Collins, and two letters OF De
Long explaining the De LongCollins diff
of the fact that the dead bodies which were
burisd near Matvei were disinterred by jack
son and Larson, until he read it in the pub
Iished accountss of the testimony of Noros.
The Board will prepare a report upon the IL
vestigation up to the present time, but the
work is not to be completed until those in
search of the Jeanette party now in Siberia
are examined. They expected TO return
some time in March.
Mrs. TiI:on Not Nurse.
New York, January 15tb.-Relative to
the published statement that Mrs. Theodore
Tilton had been obi sed, in order to obtain
livelihood TO become a nurse, lady who
knows her intimately, yesterday said to
Herald reporter THE statement is with
cut particle of truth. Indeed no doctor
would recommend her as a nurse. She does
not weigh mora than seventy or eighty
pounds. aud is Of such an excessively nervous
temperament that she is more apt to require
nurse herself than to act as one for another.
Mrs. Tilton is boarding in this city with her
two CONS and her married daughter, Florence.
Mr. Tilton does not contribute stated
amount towards the maintenance Of the
family. though his children go to see him
from time to time. Mrs. Tilton has never
met him since the trial"
The Massachusetts senatorshIp.
BosToY, January 15th.-The Democratic
members of the Legislature have unanimously
nominated Samuel w. B)werman for United
States Senate. Bowerman was candidate
| for Lieutenant Governor on Buffers ticket.
The Illinois senatorship.
| SPRINGFIELD, January 15th.-The Demo-
cratic joint caucus nominated Ex-Governor
John NJ Palmer for United States Senator.
The Colorado sensfOrship.
DENVER, January 15th.-In the Republi-
can caucus tonight, to nominate a United
States Senator, six formal ballots were had,
but no choice made, when they adjourned
until tomorrow night. Pitkin led by one or
two on every ballot. The first formal ballot
I was as follows: Pitkin 2l, Tabor 16, Ham,
| init 10, Bowen 4, scattering 2. The sixth and
last formal ballot was as follows: Pitkin 20,
Tabor 10, Hammit 9. Bowen 5. The final
result cannot be predicted.
The Nebraska Senatorial Fight.
OMAHA, January 15sh.-LincOln Is swarm.
ing with people from all parts of the State,
the attraction being the Senatorial contest
The first ballot takes place tomorrow. Moth
ing definite can be said regarding any partic-
ular candidate.
Pennsyivania's G0Vern0r-Eiect.
HARRISBURG, January 15th.- Governor
| elect Pattison arrived this afternoon. He
refused an e5cort, and proceeded on foot to
the residence of Francis Wyeth. The in
| sugural ceremonies will take place tomorrow.
Governor Tnausurated.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.) January 15th.-Ger-
eral William y. Bate was inaugurated Gov
ernor at noon to-day with imposing ceremo.
| MES and the firing of cannon. After the
| Inauguration a live eagle was set at liberty
from Capitol Hill, bearing medal On which
was inscribed: &C For President Cleveland Of
| New York for Vice-President, Bate of Ter
nassee." Balloting fer United States Senator
| begins tomorrow.
The Tamniany Democrats.
New YORK, January 15th.-John Kelly
was reelected Chairman of the Tsmmany
Committee on its organic ,tion. Resolutions
were adopted thanking Mayor Edison for his
appointments, pledsing him support, and
congratulating the people on Mayor who
possesses the courage to stand by his convic-
tions, even against prejudiced press.
Ben. Buffers Days Numbered.
BosroN, January 15th.-The Mayors clerk
sent to the Postoffics to-day for letter de.
tanned for postage. The letter was post
marked January 18th, and read: Mayor
Palmer am going to kill old Governor
| Butler in five months and twenty eight days
from today. Then 1 will choose you for
Governor OF old Massachusetts,. l sent him
warning. l have sworn it. Charles Gui-
reau, 3D."
Mother and Three Children Frozen.
CHICAGO, January 15sh.-Specisls from
Kingston, Gs., report that news is just re-
ceived that a white woman and her three
small children were found frozen to death In
the woods between here and Atlanta. They
were clothed in rags and pinched with hun
ger. Their names are unknown.
The Search at Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, January 15sh.-One hundred
and City men are at work searching for the
bodies to-day. The weather is somewhat
milder, and the work prccssds quicker. Still,
the total results of the forenoon's search were
only two bodies, SO badly burned that recog-
uition is impossible. Thus far there have
been twenty little heaps, pronounced By
physicians to be human fssh and bones, taken
from the ruins. Thirty-nine are still missing.
SECOND DISPATCHI
MILWAUKEE, January 15tb.-John Gil
] t,n.k tho actor ia raDortad hatter To i'm.