Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-29
SATURDAYS NEWS.
TcoxpENsED FROM SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Domestic.

Domestic
Fonr armed companies of socialists are
said to exist in Chicago.
The New York Aldermen have been
cited to appear before the Grand Jury to-
day.
Charles Smith and Henry Davis (colored)
were drowned by mob near Clayton, n. G.,
on Tuesday morning.
An internal machine was found on the
track of the jersey Central Railroad, near
Westfield, n. j.. on Friday.
George Augustus Sala left England Satur-
day for New York, and on February 18th
leaves San Francisco for Australia.
Severe frosts and heavy SHOWS in Mon
tana are impeding travel. The thermometer
has been from $50 to 400 below zero in the
vicinity of Butte.
The Philadelphia and Redding collieries,
near Shenandoah, Pa, shut down indeii-
nitely Saturday, throwing out of employ
ment Loo men and boys.
Deacon G. NJ. Terry, who eloped with
pastor Downs wife from Riverhead, i. l.,
has returned to his wife while the woman
has gone back to her parents.
Secretary McCulloch has ruled that Sec
ton of the revised Restriction Act applies
only to Chinese merchants coming for the
first time to the United Stetes.
The New York weekly bank statement
shows that the reserve has increased $685.
600, and that the banks now hold $40 A,-
600 in excess of the legal requirements.
The schedule of Messrs. 0pdyke & Co, of
New York flied by William Peet, the as
signee, show debts amounting TO S296,000 ;
nominal assets, S563,000; actual assets,
$256 900
Orrin Skinner, alias H. NJ. Scudder who,
it is alleged, swindled large number OF
people, including James G. Blaine was ar
rested Saturday by the Sheriff of New y ork,
in an action begun by H. NJ. MunseIl.
The funeral of the orphan children who
lost their lives by the late fire ut the Brook
Ign Orphan Asylum took place Saturday.
The charred remains of twenty-one victims
were inferred in the cemetery of the Holy
Cross.
The Oregon Transcontinental Company
announces the floating of a S10,000000 col
lateral trust loan. The old loan of $4,000,
600 has been reduced to 81, 100000 by taking
up some OF the collateral held by note
holders.
Representative Randall left Washington
Saturday afternoon for the South accom-
panied by Mrs. Randall and Representative
McAuOO kNeW Jersey. ne HIS ItCcLN gu
invitations to extend his tour through
about twenty-one Southern cities.
The Warm Springs IN. c. Hotel was
burned Saturday TWAS one of the largest
hotels in the South. Nothing was saved
Loss, $4,000; insured for $4,000. Col
onel Rumbaugh who owned twO-thirds in
terest, says the hotel will be rebuilt.
The New York World says that DR.. Mary
Walker called at the Capitol. in Albany, on
Friday, to give the President-elect a piece
of her mind. She was not admitted, as
Cleveland draws the line at non-voting
members of the gentle sex who wear
trousers.
The Secretary of the Treasury has re-
ceived 4 communication from the Collector
Of Customs at New Orleans, saying that he
is informed by the Spanish Consul that one
Gomez recently left the city for some point
on the Gulf coast, with the view, it is be-
licvcd, of getting out tilibuStering eXpe-
dition to Cuba.
Severe and protracted storms have pre-
vailed in the northern, northwestern and
remote portions of Wyoming within the
past two weeks, and the southern ranges
have experienced spells of severe weather,
with the thermometer from 10' to 120 below
zero, but the snowfall was comparatively
slight, and no damage was done to the