Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-01
SATURDAYS NEWS.
CONDENSED FROM SPECIAL DISPATCHED


10000 in excess of leg:tl requirements.
Ten thousand icon-workers in the Ma
honing valley, Pa, are out on a strike.
AT Leavenworth, Kansas, Saturday, Rob
ert Broadbus fatally shot r. c. Jobson and
committed suicide.
George Axtell fatally shot three men
and seriously wounded two more in
saloon at Deposit, n. V, Saturday.
The sale of the revised Old Testament in
New York has been light compared with
the demand for the revised New Testament.
At Woodlawn, Md, Saturday, Charles 2.
Barnes shot and killed his brother-in-law,
Thomas E. Brown, his Barnes ten-year-
old son, and wounded another boy.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railroad has given notice that at the ex
piration of thirty days it will withdraw
from the COlorado-Utah Association
The lately missing pastor, Rev Oscar
Brown, of New York, is improving. He
talks nationally at times, but is still de-
ranged, and does not know where he spent
the week.
In the construction department of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard ITO employees have
been discharged. A large majority OF the
men have been workers i'll Republican as
sociations.
The Bay View Iron Mills at Milwaukee,
Wis, closed down on Saturday night
owing to a Iailure to sign the scale at Pitts
burg. About 800 men are thrown out OF
employment
The Republic Iron Works of Pittsburg
have agreed to the Amalgamation Assocla-
ton scale. This is a break from the Sheet
Iron Manufacturers Association, formed
several days ago.
Local elections took place Friday in sew
eral counties in Virginia. In Alexandria
the Democratic majority was cut down
from some 800 to Is, while Norfolk, which
gave Republican majority last fall, Went
Democratic
Niagara Falls furnishes another sensa-
Gonal suicide. Thomas McComb, de
spondent negro minstrel manager, desper-
ate over his small receipts, jumped into the
river Friday night from hundred-toot
precipice, struck on his head and gave up
the ghost.
The CITY of Rome's collision, off the
Newfoundland coast, with a French lishins
vessel, and loss of life, is severely COM
mented on in maritime circles, as she was
north of her course, and running at an I'M
usual speed for foggy weather and taking
unusual risks.
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that the terms had been settled and coun-
sci instructed to prepare the lease for sig
nature.
The late General Stager, who died at
Chicago, was a member of the Telegraph
ers' Mutual Benefit Association, which
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Inc BraZoS river at clock FRIDAY
noint at We To- At last Ia d1aI2;nos
and business houses have been submerged
Every available workman has been engaged
in cleaning the buildings and streets. The
estimated damage to the city property mot
includlnS railroad property VIII reach
9loo'Voo-
James Tracy, OF the detective force; ana
acIllS as otale agent started lIolIi Ct: E3uis
SATURDAY ilsht loT , Aucklailu' Ne" Iea I-
7d Tve es Who lad 81 reIor ,'I the Sont6
arr, I'LL "to ,,o,,tb 400 ord I'm, him
hack here for trial TracT i accomnanied
us sleciar oiiloef WIZ iit a. - as
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The New ork Tunes says California
fruit has been a prominent feature of the
frulters stock tins week. There have been
casessot peaches from the santa Barbara
nelghborhood that sell readily Tor - ana -
d case holdliiS rom 20 10 Ioo peaches
They are packed green, but get chance to
rlpcn on the journey, winch taxes seven
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Los Angeles sell for 50 for a 3O-pound case.
while currants from the Pacific cost 20
cents pound.
IToreie,n
Tho Chinese evacuation Of Tonouin con-
times
Minister Pbelns is bejn., we'll entertained
in London
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don for tbe 8fghon frontier
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