Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-12

Domestic.
Charles o'Conor was very low Saturday,
The relief steamer Alert sailed from New York
for the Arctic Saturday.
A priest was robbed of $4,000 in money on
train at Fort Worth Tex, Saturday.
1t is reported that Jay Gould and others have
started relief movement for Grant.
The memorial statue OF CHER Jus.... aisii'n
was unvailed in Washington Saturday.
1t now transpires that the loss of the sieam-
ship State of Florida was due to carels,sness
President Dillon states that The Union Pacific
directors will not meet for dividend purposes
till June.
Thss spinners strike at Fall River, Mass has
/, practically concluded and most of the mills are
In full operation.
B. s Snow x Co., wholesale fish dealers of
Boston, have failed. The liabilities are from
| $4,000 to 100000.
The sale of season tickets to the May festival
| in Chicago closed Saturday with an aggregate
/ of So 900 for the weeks sale.
The TranscontinentaI Association met in St
| Louis Saturday. There seems to be no longer
any doubt that money pool will be formed
The Greenbackers of the Fifth Congressional
District of Kentucky have selected an unln-
structed delegate to the National Convention.
Grave charges against Bishop Hillary, of the
African Methodist Church of California, are
being heard before a General Conference in New
York.
John Boultbee, Il prominent Portage la Prairie
| (Minn9 attorney, now supposed to be IN Port
land Oregon, is shown to have absconded with
| $4,000.
Thomas c. Jones, late conductor of the Wa
bash, st. Louis and Pacific Railway, and Presi
dent of the Conductors Life Insurance Company
of the United States, died at his residence in
Toledo Saturday, aged 81.
The Northwestern Manufacturing and Can
Company of saltwater Mimi, of which D. NJ
Sabin is President, c. d. Gillfllan Nice-PreSl
/ and H. r. SteinSon Nice-President and General
| Manager failed Saturday.
Butler r. Strong, Il Congressman for two
terms, killed himself in Elmira, y. Y. Satur
day, in the presence of his wife and son. H'
had been long time sick. He was United State
Marshal for Dakota III ISL
Edward King writes from Paris that Governor
Stanford has decided to give several million dol
lars to found university for sons of working
men. The institution will probably be LOCATED
i'll California and Will be named after his de
ceased son.
f New postOtiices We're established Saturday a
Aguta Tiba, SAN Diego county, Cal Edward
Cass being appointed Postmaster, and at sun
, shine, W. T.; and Robert Miller was appointed
Postmaster. Peter Runy was appointed Post
master ut Folly Springs Or.
new enterprise has been found in silk worn
culture by the success of twelve ladies and gen
tlemen employed in New York city as telegraph
ers, teachers and writers, who last year LEASED
a small tact in Bergen county, New Jersey, anC
erected cocOOncry. They raised 100000 worm
last season, and Will start 100000 by June LIST.
Governor Stanfords Palo Alto stock farm i
forfeited on all nominations due May LIST, i'll thu
stakes of the National Association of Trottin:
Horse Breeders, 10 be trotted for at Morrisiau,
September 9Th 10th and 11th. This indicate
that the Governor does not intend to appear oil
the trOtting turf this season. This viii aec
greatly the Wilson stakes present value 81, 100
and the Produce stakes, present value S, 20.
Rev. Robert Ignatlus Tho died in New lorl
I at midnight Thursday, ageo -, was well
known priest He received a college eeucatloh
, and shortly after his graduation married. III
and bis wife went to san Francisco where sh
died. He returned East, and joined the jesui
, Order in Canada. He was ordained priest il
S 1879, and. after performing various missions
was ordered to New York, and under direction
: OF the Society of st. Francis XayieR was sta
toned on Blaclwell's Island.