Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-16

no service against the large number of
strikers congregated, and he would not at
tempt to enforce the law against the strikers
unless authorized to increase the force.
The California Demonstrators of Rose
Grams and Tully.
WASHINGTON, January 18th = General
Rosecrans was asked to-day by oour CORE
spondent if he thought the committee said
to have been appointed by the California
State Central Committee and others, to ad-
wise Cleveland regarding the distribution of
Federal patronage on the Pacific coast,
would be recognized by the President elect.
He said that as part of the great country
it would be reasonable for them to
expect considerable recognition from
the Democratic administration II
they presented to him the names
of. men who would command the conf
dence of the voting Democrats of the Pa
citic coast he might reasonably be expected
to give them hearing. He said the lead
ell in the family quarrel in California were
men who had lost the confidence of the
people, as shown by the vote of the State
at the last election, and the incoming adj
ministration would not recognize men who
had lost the confidence of the people OF
their own State.
Representative Tully, who is looked upon
by members of the House as useful man
and wise and discreet politician, said that
in his opinion Cleveland, in making
up his Cabinet and in making APP
pointments, would proceed slowly and eau
tiously; that he would endeavor to select
for their fitness for positions, as well as for
their political atfinities. There are" he
added, local differences in the Democratic
party in California which l hope will be
soon reconciled, and that the party out
there will be able to act in harmony"
Cheap Passenger Rates to Europe.
New YORK, January 15th-The war in
Steerage rates between the Conference and
Hamburg American Packet Company
threatens to engulf some of the young and
less prosperous lines. Yesterday the Con-
ference issued circulars to their Western
agents that Eastern Steerage rates would be
Sl4 with q commission of So to the sellers,
thus making the real sum received by the
companies 81 per passenger. Never be-
fore in the history of this port have steer
age rates reached so low figure, and ship
ping circles are in consequence much eX-
cited.
Illness of Commander Gorringe.
New YORK, January 15th.-The S0,
says: Lieutenant-C Commander Henry H.
Gorringe is lying in the Benedict House,
Washington square, stricken with partial
paralysis and nervous prostration, and is
worn out with loss of sleep from persistent
insomnia. He has been in danger of death,
but last night he was slightly improved.
His complication of diseases and his acct
dent have broken down his health. His
nerves are unsteady, and his will power
has not firm grasp and control over his
muscular actions. Owing to this and his
weak condition, when stepping off car
near his rooms he Jared his spine. No
body sees him except his doctor, his valet
and his married sister.
Prosecuted by the Government.
New YORK, January 15th.-A SIMS spe-
ciaI from Port Jerviss.says; A German con-
script living at Port Jervis, who escaped to
received information from his father that
his letters giving the particulars of his
flight were intercepted by the Government
of his native country, and that twenty-one
persons who aided or abetted his escape
were fined $500 each
st. John Heard From.
WORCESTER (Mass.) January 15th.-A
letter from Ex-Governor St John to the
L lOlllDlllOlllSlS - ptiDIlSlltu iItit lO-NdN .
He SAYS: 1.-The whole story to the effect
that |, or the Prohibition Committee, have
received a single penny or pledge or prom
Use from the Democratic or any other party,
person, or persons, directly or indirectly.
in connection with the campaign, except
my personal expenses paid by the Prohibit
ton Committee, is UNANIMOUSLY ana mali
ciouslv false"
Hanged for Murder
WELLsBoRo Pa.), January 15th.-George
Traviss was hanged in the jail here to-day
for the murder of Martha sylvia, in Charles
ton, Tioga county, Pa, April 3, 1882 and
burning the remains in vacant barn to
conceal his crime.
Harry Georges Last Convert.
New YORK, January 15th.-A Herald
cable says: Henry George was interviewed
yesterday by the Pal JfaU Ga=ede lie
claims Minister Chamberlain as his last
recruit and says Of the Iatter's revolutions
AIRY speech to his constituents-tran
into plain English " | take it that he says
that the land belongs of a natural right to
the whole people, but as it is impossible
equally to divide it, ii should be left in
form TO private owners while people pay
no rent George sails for home next
week. Saturday next he holds an open-air
meeting in front Of the Royal Exchange
Carver's Hits and Misses.
New HAVEN Comm January 15th-Dr
Carver stopped for the night at 2:l0 o'clock,
with Il III hits out of a, 125 shots. His
condition is improving.
New York Stock Market.
New YORK, January 15th.-Stocks gen.
orally to lower. Lackawanna and North
west leading; business moderate. The
Mercantile Trust Company is buying the
January coupons of the Iowa Central first
mortgage bonds, due to-day.
NEW YORK, January 15th-Stocks have
been irregular, first advancing to and
then receding to Is. Central Pacific,
337; Burlington, 49,; Northern Pacific
preferred, 395; Northwestern, 90l New
York Central, So; Oregon Navigation, %
Transcontinental, 1903; Pacific Mail, sos
Panama, 6S; st. Louis and San Francisco,
l9!; Texas Pacific, 13l Union Pacific, 40
Wells-Fargo Express 106; Western Union,
575