Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-04

! river and between Buffalo and the Missouri
| river, in session here, has e adopted a reso-
! luton appointing committee of seven to
| prepare a statement of desirable changes in
the existing laws governing and the prac
| ticc obtaining, in railroad construction and
| operating. This is to be submitted to
convention at Philadelphia, to which will
be invited the Railroad Commissioners of
| the several States, the Transportation Com
mitteeS OF Congress, the Chief of the Bureau
of Statistics and the representatives Of the
! commercial interests of Boston, New York,
| Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago, st. Louis,
i Cincinnati, and other Western cities be
| tween Mississippi and the seaboard, to-
! gether with representatives of American
| labor and manufactures.
| Fast Railway Trains.
NEW YORK, April 3d-The Pennsylvania
! Railway begins its new fast time schedule
| Monday between Chicago, st. Louis and
| Eastern cities. The entire train service of
/; the road between New y ork, Philadelphia,
! Baltimore Washington, Chicago, Cincin-
natl and St Louis will be re-arranged, old
| trains quickened, new ones added and the
| time of all through trains reduced to the
| lowest possible limit. Under the new ar
engagements nsleaving here at 10o'clock
| in the morning, reach Chicago the same
| hour the next morning. The company
| claim this is the fastest train in the world.
| It's time from New York to Cincinnati is
| twenty-one hours, st. Louis twenty-eight
| hours.
| 1t is stated the Pennsylvania Road S Euro
| pean agents have sold over 100000 orders
for emigrant transportation over its lines,
at 81 per head. Competing roads here
| allege the Pennsylvania is losing from $500
10 500 on each train running out of the
| city.
Freedom oil Worship Bill.
New YORK, April 3d.-The announce
| ment that the I" Freedom Of Worship bill
had passed the State Senate created very
| marked sensation, and the comments upon
it indicate as much temper as was displayed
! by the Senate itself pending the debate.
| The fact that the bill obtained SO large
majority shows strength on the part Of its
! advocates which was not anticipated. It's
! opponents profess to be confident of defeat
ing it in the Assembly. Another batch Of
petitions and memorials for and against it
| 90 to Albany tonight. The bill accOrds 20
the Roman lathollc priesthood the right
10 say mas II, nouse+ Et nl IeiuSe ana other
| pupIiC lnslituti9ils; = us oplohe"'s appear
~ nave liHOlpeu. 'ilt IMPRESSION tnat 1t Is
eil preliminary toa renewal oi Ii4T O@thoi!c
| uytiaiia lor parl5clt'a1ioh IN ihe Puoic
! 'cHool lung III oruer 70 niaihIaii separate
e0'ucatloiai institutions ol 'neir OWL
| captain Fim and Lillian Russell
NEW York, April 3d.-New York and
| Sandy Hook pilots gave reception yester-
| day afternoon TO Captain Bedford Pim Of
| the Royal Navy, at Avery's store, III Water
! street portion Of the loft above the store
was tastefully draped with flags and bunt-
i ing, and Lillian Russell. who is friend of
| the Captain sang several selections from
| Solomons new opera Captain PIN said,
| 2ltef pfaislh5 America very hlShly, that ne
h9heo !! Isussi'' Stiouiu' III an event OF war
WIN T.I tnglaiio aecLare gran c9hlraDalia'
- Ghcis sam Houiu arse IN us fiSht ana see
VA VA. ii1' an neilS ~ rs proper 4lii'rAet;
IN ol's'f ..,.
BraLam was testifvjnr before Referee Fiel,
| in his s1,it for divorce I,au.vnr IIrmn,oi-
| counsel far Jilian ob:ocfc3 In cv,.-v cITee.
tion asked ahout IiIianis reIations f. I'd
ward Solomon. The Referee sustained all
| he obieciicps. Lillian will NOT he wffr1ess
| in the case.
! A Disaoren,+,,. ,rnr.oo,s.-,,o,sa rab.,
| ~ -,
TX iuNsi AplIi CIV aSiiIll9toii ~ spe
n n ~ 1o'lirGioie jIu1oil t;et
49,, u ~, ~ - y ~
! fbe war when Metre ioineJ the Confeder-
! ates and has never since been rreonstrr,ctcrl
! boasEing ii ia said that Le is q rphpI
| TruvtnS, rahised To sbaira h.nd. Will, lin
although tLey had not met since the war,
! ast cvanino Meirn was seen search;n,, tho
| Fbbitt IIUIse corridors for the Conn}o9ora
! 4 hotel clerk caught siolt of him and
! snm;uonoI a ,,oIira2nor who come inst i,
| time IN collar Meiro as ba was od,9nn;nl,
! toward Truxtor with his hand in his h;,
! pocket. He resisted the officer despcratelv.
| but was locked mp
Political Disabilities Not Removed.
! New York. April 3d--A S,s,.'s speciaI
! reports that General Henry r. .Jackson's
! nomination as Minister to Mexico is omen
10 the same objection as General Lawton's.
An Interesting Point Decided.
| WASHINGTON. April 3d.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has inst decided an inferesfint,
point arising under the Chinese Inmigra7
ton Act. Joe James. a Chinalnan residing
in this country. and who has embraced the
Christian religion. applied for permission to
bring his wife, who lives in China to this
country. The Department decides. under
a recent ruling of The nited Stafes Cjrruit
Court of California, that she cannot be al
lowed to land.
a Milwaukee Bond Thief Arrested.
Nrw YORK snri1 RI a snecial from,
Milwaukee SAYS FxCon;roIIer V-hifa uf
tLis c;tv was arrested at Mics MIN
Tbnrsday and viii he broI,cl,t ~ tbis citv
today t6 answer 70 the cLapce n stceiins
hond! of ti.o c;t,- 1xi.i,n 80, ~ 80
one Of the most popular men in Milwaukee,
For five consecutive terms he was elected
oythe Democrats to the office OF Controller,
ana he enjoyed the esteem and respect, not
oh'E oi MS party, o0t o1 the general pubic.
i Charge of Attempted Suicide Not Enter
tanned.
New York. April 33.-lijnnie Gross the
California girl VINO recentIv attempted sui
cide, has been put in charge Of the prison
inatron, the Judge refusing to entertain the
complaint OF attempted suicide
An Editorial Anniversary Lunch.
NEW YORK. Aprii 3d-Rev Dr Prime
chief editor of the New York 0Iseyrnr
Wednesday completed the forty-fffh vpar
since the 6egiuninr Of his oonnection With