Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-23
SATURDAYS NEWS.
CONDENSED PROM SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Domestic.

DOmeStfCs
Another invasion of Oklahoma is threat
ened
No material change in Grants condition
is reported.
Two more deaths are reported in New
York from roller skating.
Many office-seekers at Washington are
preparing TO return home.
Justice Field had an interview with
Cleveland Saturday, but the result is un-
known.
Postmaster General Villas has called for
the designations of a number of Postotiice
Inspectors.
Mollie Hamilton, for years the queen of
the demi-monde of Chicago, has become
converted and abandoned her reckless life.
Attorney General Garland has isssed an
order reducing the force of examiners in
the Department of Justice from seven 10
four.
A petition, signed by large number of
leading New York society ladies, against
female suffrage, has been presented to the
New York Legislature.
According to New York dispatch, the
Continental Steamship Conference has ex-
tended the olive branch to each other, and
steerage passenger rates have been restored
to 500
The wires announce the death of Frank
NJ. Cottrill, an actor in the Wanted a
Partner Combination. in West Virginia,
recently. He married the actress, Adelaide
Gonzales.
Ex-Representative Glascocll Indignantly
denies the report that he has boaSted of be-
ing confident of receiving the appointment
of Ifpita1 States Af.,rn,,r ~, S,,
Francisco.
1t IS rumored that when the Gould cables
are repaired a war of rates will be inaugll-
rated by the pool cables against those of
the Mackay- Company, and that
this war will open with rate of six pence
per word
1t is understood that the Senate will
rescind all the proposed junketing trips to
be made during recess. Manderson's reso-
luton to have a Senatorial excursion to
Alaska was the straw which broke the
canleFs back.
y special from Wheeling, W. Va, por-
trays desperate condition OF the people in
! Writ and Pleasant counties. There is great
suffering for want of food, and death must
inevitably ensue if aid speedy and ample,
is not rendered
Carrie Ward the young actress who was
committed to Jail in Baltimore Wednes-
day charged with bigamy, was released
Saturday, as conclusive proof has been re-
| ceiyed that her marriage to Albert Christie
in Cleveland, o., in October, 1882, was
illegal
Rev Dr. Wienland, of Pennsylvania, is
to start for Alaska in a few days, to found
a Morayian Mission. He has been appoint
ed member of the Signal Service by the
Government, and will take meteorological
observations in connection with his work
of Christianizing the natives.
The mercury was down to zero through
out the State of New York Saturday. Such
severe and continuous cold in February
and March is without known precedent in
that region. Ice fills the rivers and harbors,
greatly impeding navigation, incoming
steamers glisten i'll icy armor and the cold
is made intolerable by the fierce westerly
blasts.
Benjamin Forsythe, aged 16 years, died,
apparently, last Thursday, in Freeport, o.,
and was prepared for burial. which was to
take place Saturday. He preserved life
like appearance, and at the grave, to satisfy
the mother, the coffin was opened A
slight moisture attracted attention. and the
body was removed to the house where,
after several hours incessant labor, the boy
was restored to consciousness and will now
it is believed. recover.