Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-27
- TERRIBLg sTRIKERg.

The subssantial expressions of sympathy
for the osuss Of the telegraph operators, who
are taking rest while waiting for their
wages TO inere sse, was made manifest again
yesterday, when, ia three hours time, the
committee appointed to receive funds for
their sid raisad $685. There is not business
1oan TO DO found who does not heartily in
dorse the operators' course, and express will
iuEness to extend such aid as may be found
necessary during the time they are " waiting
for something TO turn mp" ct the company 3
headquarters. The committee ara to meet
sgsin at the Capital Hotel at 10 o'clock this
morning. Word Was received 10 the city last
evening .bas the strikers ut San Francisco
have Sold enough tickets for their benefit, 60
be given Sunday evening, TO fill two houses
Of the szs where it is to be held, end between
81, 500 and 81 900 is thereby guaranteed for
their fund. The strikers here say that the
seven operators mentioned in yesterdays Chi
cago dispatches as having been discharged,
had agreed 20 quit to-day if the strike was
not compromised, end their ful6llment of this
agreemeut wss teiegraphed abroad by the
company as : discharge. It is bad cause
that has TO resort to such subterfuge and mis-
representation.
Yesterday morning parties in this city re-
ceiysd teegrsphic message from proml-
nent merchant st Red Bluff, saying Wife
and will be in Sacramento to-day, en- route
to San Fraucscc Meet us st the depot.
The parties receiving the dispatch prepared
an elegant dianer and went to the depot in a
hack to meet their friends. They were not
there, and s014a one at the depos informed
them the parties they were looking for had
gone down the road the day before. On ex-
aiming the message it was discovered that
It was dated the 18th instead of the 26sh.
They returned to their home very much dis
gusted,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS REPORTS. Ser
gasot BarEick says that notwithstanding the
Pacific coast head of the Western Union
Telegraph Company daily says that business
Is expedited with almoss ;he sama alacrity
aox as bsfors the "etrike Of their honora-
bic, upright snd overworked employees, the
Eastern weather reports due here at P. N,
Yesterday vera not received at the telegraph
ofiics 10 Sacramento before 5:10 P. N. same
day, OF four hours and ten minutes behind
tine, and that the message was in cipher, and
contained faTty-ive words of Pacific coast
End Eastern signals and as is was received
too late fog issuing TO the different commits
sion merchants aud fruit dealers, he requests
that room be given for them IN the columns
of the RECORD UNION, thereby getting them
before the commission men earlier than he
could possibly do himself. They are as fol.
lows: Temperature on the Pacific coast and
east 60 Chicago at noon yesterday tSscra'
mento ti1ne), received at 5:10 P. NJ. SANE
day." and shows the heat at Olympia to hays
been IL; Portland, n; Roseburg, IS; Red
Bluff. 9S; Sacramento, So; San Francisco
60; Los Angeles, So; San Diego, 70 Sail
Lake, n; Cheyenne. % Denver, "A; NORTH
Platte, e.; Omaha, "a Davenport, IS, anc
Chicago, 70.
IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS.-The following ex
tract from the FL Dorado Republican of yes
terday gives information of an impcrtan
decision which affects, if sustained By th'
Supreme Court, the salaries of all the county
officers OF Sacramento, SIS well as Throughout
the State. The Republican says: Ia thu
czse Of Il. 8lOrtensen, Assessor, against Il
w. Wistmsr, as Auditor, for writ of maudstl
compelling the latter TO draw an order II
favor Of Mortsnsen for his salary under tn
county government bill. srgued last Mondsy
Judge Williams decided from the Bench tina
the bill, SO far az it related TO the salaries o
officers, was unconstitutional
CHOICE ripe Crawford peaches and ripe Bartlett
pears on hand all the time at Peoples Market 81
street.
GREAT uark down sale, Clothing, one;haf price