Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-30
l0UL INTELLIGENCE.
tbs STRIKE.

A4a DAEs4AE.
Adgicss by mail from ths East received
Sunday from Ogden, Omaha, Chicago and
elsewhere, ara very encouraging for the striE.
ers. At Chicago the Superintendents of Tel
egreph for the Chicago and Northwestern and
Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy Railroads
have Issued circular to their Geographic EN-.
ployes stating that they will not be COM
PEELED to Gll the strikers places in Western
Union Offices. Committees of operator,
watch al, incoming trains and capture all
ne3ly-orriyed operators, so far es possible.
The same is being done at Omaha and other
points. New assemblies OF the Brotherhood
are bsiog formed among the railroad and non
union operators at various points.
At San Francisco the situation remains the
same. Among those who are filing strikers
places &C the Western U nion Office there are
Baker, cashier OF tie ALAMEDA Bank, and
N. IL, Brown, a clerk Of Wskef sd & Co.,
stock brokers, both old operators who are
working nights for the Western Union in ad-
dition TO their daily occupations outside.
Superintendent Jayne5 also helps out occa-
sioHally By working q wire, s0mstimes until
late 10 the evening. The comments upon
the action OF men who hav9 good situations
IN other places working at telegrsphy to keep
men out Of employment who only ask for
living wages are not complimentary.
Tle following gentlemen have consented TO
speak at the mass meeting to b held Of the
Mstrop0lisan Taeater, Wednesday evening"
to consider the telegraphic situation: Hon.
Henry EdgertOn, Hon. II. I. Wiley, Hon.
Grove L. johnson, Hon. A. L. Hart Hon.
Il, +. Lesils Of Sglano, Hon. L. A. Ryan,
i. n. Clsrken, Esq, Judge J. Fl. McKune,
q. T. Jones, Esq., and others, from whom
replies are expected to-day. At the meeting
the full Husssr Band will render several fac
concert selections for the entertainment of
tho p5oQie.
The men Hho are working In the strikers
places at the Western UniO1 office seem TO
be getting lonesome. One Of them was heard
yesterday expressing hia disgust with the
town, that he didn't know anybody, and
found difficulty ia getting acquainted.
Sergeant BaFwick's essay on Plugs" has
cost him ths privileges of the Western Union
office heretofore enjoyed. Superintendent
Jayues evidently reads the Sacramento
papers.
The headquarters Of the striking telegra.
piers are nov s5 room GO, st. George build
lug
The printers Typographical Union of
Sacramento s. their maeting yesterday
passed the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, The great Geographic companies Of
the United States, and particularly the Western
Union Company, have, by a carefully planned aud
skilliuly-executed system Of reductions succeeded
in cutting d0Ta the wages OF their skilled employees
to figure not at all commensurate with the services
rendered and the aTduous labor performed, while
the corporations themselves have been earning enor-
nous dividends upon their hberally-watered stock (;
and whereas, the Geographic corporations added
insult 60 injury by their superci5us and insulting
treatment ut the Executive Committee of the Te-
ipl-rarlhnrFi BrDthnrbood WHOM tnav pallpN uu0u
them to present their grievances; therefore
ReS9lrsd, That we place on record our hearty in
dOrEcm1nt oi the independent spirit Of the mem
berB o. the brotherhood which prompted them to
take UP the gauntlet thus haughtily thrown
down by their wealthy employers, and cease work
until they should at least receive decent recognition
and fair wages and,
scabs, " rats, or by Whatever name they may be
called, who took the places Of tbs striking oper
t0rs, is considered by US IS in the highest degree
unmgaly aud unwomaniy, and IN disregard Of thai
honest independence OF sp rlt winch should demand
'f fair day compensation for fair days work"
TuRS-YEREIN ENTERTAINMENT This eve
ming, st the Metropolitan Theater, an enter:
tainmsnt ead gymnasic exhibition viii BIZ
given b7 The members Of the Sacramento
Turn- VsreiH. The entertainment will con
siss OF shadow and comic pantomimes,
sllegoric2l tablaau1, tumbliDg, club swinging
dumbbsl exercises by the scholars, singing
by a fac chorus, horizontal bar exercises
pyramid building, sleight-of-hand perform
snce, and msny other interesting features
The entertainment will be undsr the direc
ton of Prof. Robert RieChsn. The price o.
admission has been fixed at 30 cents.
Police COURT SATURDAY.-Tbe following
business was transacted ia the Police Cour
Saturday: In tbs case OF II. Winters, who
was ohasged with perjury, thu Judge re
Viewed the evidence in the case, said thor,
was nothing Ia it that would warrant tht
holding Of the defendant, aud ordered bis
discharge z. Fsirohild, who hiss been be
fore the Police Court for a violation of The
health ordnance and Rhoss case has beer
postponed from week to week, was discharged
on the payment Of the costs; John King, {
drunk, was fined s. or five days in the city
prison Antoine Peters was fined 81 and cost
for disturbing the peace.
A F0RWER SAcRANENTAN. -Abnsr c. Hun
ter, formerly well known in this State, dice
OF Red Sulphur Springs, Va, on the Isl
inst. Hs was between 80 and 60 years Of
age, a FssIdsn. Of WoOdford county, snd wa.
highly est eemed. Mr.. HuatsC in ezrly day
of this Stats vas = resident Of this city, anC
was one cf 5ur most prominent men. Hi
was highly e3ucstsd. extremely genial, anc
a warm friend Of everyone who knew him,
More IHPRsYEsIENTs. Mrs. J. Gregory
hiss bought she property or Second stree
nearly opposite of Schofsld L Tevis Thu
buildings nov on the lot will be fora down OIL
moved IF, snd large, handsome two story
brick. vita q frontags Of 65 fest and extead
= 90 erT1l Ia a-n~t-zrl taa-rnr fithe
building vii ba lessed to Hall, Luhrs & Co
firm no.g doing wholesale groces's bust
ness on tie eousdgest corner os Third aaC
K streets.
AuDIFeRs REPoBT.-Race for the weel
ending Saturday, July 18th: Wm. Lauf1ot
fer. csmstery duss, S17S % =; r. D. SERVER
wster RATES. 81, 294 25; n. A. Kidderr hsr
Dor dues, sl15; E. Il. Mckee, school money
50 612; ". a. Henry, Police Court lines
$50 %; Csc. A. Putnam, city licenses
S245 80: dog licenses. S45 10; special tax
Sc. 2IS n. Total, So, 7S5 AZ. Total dis5urse
ments, s.. 92S %. Total amount N Git
Treasury, S26S, 443 %.
CoMaERoIA1.-The following steamer
have arrived since ths last report: San Joa
auin No. 2, from San Francisco, with gen
eraI merchandise, and barge of freight 70
the upper Sacramento c. NJ Small, el
route 60 MaTysville from San Francisco. wit
barge load of merchandise. Departed
Varuns, With barge OF freight for the upps
Sacramento San joaquin No. 2. for Ssl
Francisco. with barge of grain.
SALVATORE TRoA AGAIN.-Ssturdsy Sal
vatora Troai was before Judge mcfarland
10 Departments Two of the Superior Court
upon arit Of habeas corpus, for The par
ross OF procuring an order admitting him {
bail. The case was continued until to-mor
row morning for argument. Troai was he'll
10 answer Scr wife murder By Judge Arm
strong, sitting IS an examining magistrate
and denied bail.