Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-18

double-acting submerged pump; OGet
Harlin. San Francisco, derricks; Peter ID
Jackson, San Francisco, illuminating base
ments; Calvin NJ. Jones, asSignor to f. IL
Brown, Fresno, road-scraper and eXcava
tor; jefferson kindleberger, assignor to A
w Scott, Los Angeles, clinometer; Henry
Waus San Francisco, bung-cutter
Capital Notes.
WASHINGTON, March 17th.-Senator Mil
Ter will leave Washington Immediately
after the adjournment of the Senate. anC
after passing few days in New York viii
go to California to remain during the. sum.
mer.
Senator Stanford will reach the coast al
most Us soon as Miller. During the sum.
mer months Stanford proposes to make {
tour of California, visiting, if possible, al
the counties Of the State, and renewing The
acquaintance he made during his canvass
for the GovernorShip.
ContirmatiOnS-COlO Nelson II. Davis
spector-General, with rank of Brigadier-
General; Lieutenant Colonel Absalom
Baird, Inspector General, with rank OF
Colonel; Edward D. Clark of Mississippi
Assistant Secretary of the Interior, Mr.
Clark, above named, is seriously i'll with
pneumonia
Secretary Whitney to-day sent a dis
patch to Commander Mahan, of the
Nachuseu, at Panama, informing him
that hostilities would likely take place be-
tween some Central American States and
BarriOs, which Will endanger the lives and
property of citizens of the United States,
and directing him to proceed with his YES
sci to La Union, La Libertad and other
points on the Central American coast. TO
project American interests.
The Secretary of the Navy has secured the
services of a professional accountant in
New York for the purpose Of having a
thorough investigation made of the ac-
counts, and the methods Of keeping them,
in every branch Of the Navy Department.
There will probably be considerable re
ductiOn in the number OF Postoitice In
spectors the current month.
Ii is expected that the vacancy in the
Office of superintendent Of the United
States Mint at Carson City will be filed to-
morrow by the nomination of VIM.
Garard Of Nevada.
The first state reception by President
Cleveland was given tonight to the Diplo-
matte Corps. the judiciary, army and navy,
and Senate and House Of Representatives,
and WIS one OF the most brilliant affairs Of
the kind ever held in the White House
General black the new commissioner OF
tensions, to-day assumed charge OF the
Pension Office.
Plain Language ny maryland Civil Ser
vice Rciormers.
BALTIMORE March f7th.-The Executive
Committee Of the Civil Service Reform As
ISOLATION Of Maryland adopted a resolution
tp-high', saying Inc selection OF EUSene
II lEgiHS Tor the responsible position of
ANDO;ntmcnt Clerk in the Treasury De-
,,-,,rt,,.,,t ha I,f, n min, FIJI .,,,.,,.;. -, III;
!, ~ ~ -! - -.
NS9's'''tipi'' anu ~ !ilVlluS OF honest GOV
o,,,j;n,l,Ia oni,, ON 4la si',,asiti,, Ia
the Secretary Of the Treasury was ignorant
OF the character and anteceiients of the
ncrs0n chosen, that the Civil Service Re-
form Association Of MARYLAND urgently
suggests his immediate removal, therefroln.
showing. as a cause for such action. that
his reputation in this community is not
that oi' a man of integrity and honor"
= iV'I', INTERESTS III 'eii''ii america
NEW ORR, idaFch lfth.-JameS Is.
Heard, secretary OF the central and South
American telegraph Company, states that
ne has received advlees TO the effect that
the authorities Of Mexico, san salvador
and Nicaragua haze posted guards at the
following trleoram from Secretary Of state
Rs,-afI shows hat the f-n;tad S;a.ss co..
eminent * determined to ,,rotect N,ncr;co,,
Dr,t,e., ~ fr,,f, iIIiti,-y
,,r,s,,,>-,.r,,. ,,a..s ,c4.
.LnD,cs Scr,ggser pncsjJe,,i Cct,J ana Sn,,t5
4inoicap Telegraph Company, Nc1r FORK tele-
gram TO-DAY has been sent to the Unit I'd States
lesalioh ~ Htiatenala noldlng mat republic re-
lo ~! ~ tS OF WIN lt3
states citizens in Central America Th,sWan6u.
sett is now en- route to taunton and vii be duly
instructed BiYARD.
The Overland Freight Question.
Nm. 1-,n,- ,rar.b 1-,b -r,.a;f,,,;.
fra;,-ht an IL - 80 N..lll0I IN. IN"
- - .'u ~ oIi soi r. '.ils
~ ~ iio l.;e ueiiY iiIa t'.at the
a ~ rtt 80 - ssPc.allo
in Denver Oh Ihe 10Th. and the first step
will be to bring about complete restora-
ton OF rates, as the cutting has been very
both 10 the larger dealers
here and on the Pacific coast why?
. Because each shipper watches his neigh
Dor, to see II lower rates are being offered
than he Is getting. The result IS tlat they
hang back. and we don't get then freight.
They want 40 see how low rates are going
to be, SO they can snip freight at the bot
tom figures. nat was the o1gln of
tins cui-IaJc movement /! asked the re
porter. " Certain INES het"een NV York
NI,r.. t,sF-r Il,