Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-23

report was Eec4nMNed. = resolution 20 /
open another BOOK depository III New /
Ycrk, IN q more conHsn1cn. locality than |
the present one, %as referred To & commit /
tee: b.shop 4.Gt0' q the 1eiAV,'ist /
Episcopal HhHrch' Na~ Afited 10 seat |
with the 41o''eEaJ2r'
Tho Se:tieu4eat L;etween tho Pacific s>sii- !
rcads ana Pacific Mail.
NJ ~, AZ 39a .rio No al,
- h.s }}st9,I so lG7r hc.wc9o thc
IInioY en1 central Pacific raada and the :
Pacific Mali has heeo finally settled. .np .
90. c5,f,lnauv "a WAS pregicted In these /
dic-,at-hns h:;,r formed IN gc.,opf $40 00O
TO- no., ,,.c,,,i, %, fha Subsidy mid them
II ia ,,uder-tood that Director iauterbach
and President Hopeton made a hard frbt
f-r 40 fniiDtcnotrn nj the far;nr. slIl,,iny
k,l Cauld. Dillon. Raa!son ana Russell
s,4ca deemed il boat for all intercsts 10
rec.i,e the SIS coG propasition. and il was
fnaIjv o.rrsad IL The new subsidy is
euarsntesd hy the Union and Central
Pacific. and will be paid 10 :be Pacific Mail
monthly 70. carrying freight 10 Ia. Pacific
cGast. and is not subject 10 rebate The
settlement i5 looked upon by Wall stree.
! brokers as having been the beet possible
| way Uf avoiding y very ugly fight. Tho
| Pacific Mail threatened once ct The COM
nlencement of the outbreak 10 put on more
! S;eamcr5, run scmi-Week'y and carry
| frcizht 50 cheap that the railroads could
! not compete. Il is expected that freight
! rates, when have been cut by he Pacific
| afail pending this settlement, will now he
restored Both the clipper lines and over
| land routes viii experience uhrkea IN
crease in the movement OF Height !of
California. .--...,.,,, re
| -...,..-.-....
! LOUISVILLE, h9y %%V.--A ne ~. J" S''IlS5 wac
! threatening to-oay, ana tge a'ieiioti-Ce
! sJnat'. ne ,FaIN "T7 luuu''5 =, AH, =, "S"'9
! The mlle ana an elEi'h race AK "''iteiJ'
! won-Uitlmatum second. ileaMan third
Time, Z,O3. i ne nllle anu s'Atee"th E'Ve .o'
three eaF-'ius "i'Ss' ~" ~, H'''i1u ~.
seco ~ ~ III i ''l4G' - -,
"a, r,Y ~ a dead hea,|Father John second.
Tjmc 80 The sEseple chase, handicap,
one mile and three-quarters, ?. Line wen
l-Judza jackson second, Aurelian third.
u.,,t,.esre Nav 931-To-da,5 was rainy.
,r,ia d.. T,'r5ns-s r9ca f(,- t,yo--e,r- o,i4
ING hF9 4uItJiii57 i'.ct n; ~ Ga. -
tlnltG Won, DeSs scc9hu' i'iHso'let'E tui'o'
T!ne, I:G8z The mile and p sixteenth race
'tGi4' 9trt "I - 49, ~ 4 'g' ",iie aTa =
half race for three-yeir-olti colts and FLIES
rraunlscch won, Wicham sacona, John c.
thir,i Time 2:4D The mile and three
cightha race for al sees Chanticie won,
Ida Stanhopc second, Bald Hornet third.
| Ti,u, 2.22t The mile race fer all ages
- ,,,-,,, Ioo cbnlbr aoao,,I Inv I'll
| nnlineI WI Joo - 2ig,oE - coi''l 10y l. De-
! t1ii"' t''"e' ~, ~ -NO'i''O N-i"io ~
the short course Jessl3 u. won, Jack sec
Oud, Hostage third.
| CO.., ne -,-aI;r,l,yvsa,,,s Eurse..
New YoRK, May 22d-The family Of the
late Secretary Ffelinghuyscn makes no
secret OF the TACT tLat the :lrst serious ill
ness OF Judge FFehnghuySen vas Que 10
! aCGnite, that II some uh"CcQnntaplc man
ncr was bottled with mineFsl water nc
used, ard Dr. bncolh, OF &salIsS1oh
SAVE there was enough LETT III the bottle t5
Kill four men.
Qoudeying with zsrs, FreIinshpyaer,
| ", Wv Nav a93 MANY rnessace.
! - a"'aoier9a x,,ars received Yesterday b,
n, ~ ,t-,.--,,,,,,sa,, Arnor5 the first Il
oTriyo Was this:
z-r,, ycz,y Nav 214.-Thsugh there ha-
been no ground for hope, md no end has b c!
= long expected, yet /. IS sorrovful InesSag
! % receive that death has come a. l@t. 4o o.
;''2" tnsI g'l5Tf ,9 W1e yqV ''u
2 i4-'9 49, '-''>' = CIF:s.IE 4. ARrTFCR.
e 9yo-,sooos Of q similar nor were re
u ,eive3 from CoDkling Edmuuds. Br wste
J and others. General Grant telcgraPhe
q Mrs. Fralinghuysen % follows:
: so--o,,F,,l thc,,qh nv family are over nv ow
. greet bodily EufTefiug3. they unite with me il
deep sympathy WITH you sod your !sIi'IJ NJ y, u
10 ~, % ~ 80 VII = ION in tflis syrnnatby owe
o tbf e7erffI ri ope Who ias held with honor an
credit such high positions IN the councils c
his State and nation as has Secretary FREEING
y huy7-!i' r,7..,.,,,, r,,-,,.,,,,,,,c. FToaI,i.
y NJ. -, A5o,. 993 "A Ez.vg,,,,o was,
- n,i5eae5;,tsI. ha,;ny oyer the fact tn It h
q never seemed TO he in better health tha
:. he j. nnw TJo walks as erect rs he did tc
~ re,rs AGO aud instead of the whitene.
IS ,ko, bos rhar,cte-ive-3 his face for sever;
.. -. ,.a..' n Losr,o fta ,ink GLOW of hrqltI
e ii,ia;,,a i.aa el.,oa4 fnliy discorled his ca
- - ,,s.,,a1;,,y abot the city md On
" 80 ~ III, tgoik;"o ohort
40 - - ,,,.-,., g.. sy,,,,,ar
- c,
CLARENDON tArR;j, may 7-A.-{1oo' sN- ~ y
p aS JACKSON, GoioTeI' NV III w. s1'.o'' go
10 beat Sahoy hoNIisoii' coloiSu' 20 u~eo' ~
?, with fence rail, was hanged IN the pre-
a. ence OF u very large crowd he 9!SV p'.
testing that he qid hos l1tehd 70 n
s Sandy. but struck hinl IoI 1AFe&1SI!'-.5
o. strike mIs. jackson
le A RaNcOad Company Heartily Muiete'
az c-,,y,,,,,, S5aLy q1d-A+ Fr;p Pa I
- dav, the iurv awarded s. Roaenzueig SIS
s' 750 damages for being elected from Leal
4 Shore passenger train. The train vas Il
-, limited express. and the conductor refuse
=. TO accept regular ticket Or money f
~ Rosonzweig passage ko;o Cleveland
Erie R0senzweig fell on a pile OF stol
~. when he YVES put utf the train, and parn
az ysis was the result. He sued for $780, ,0G
II . renr-ruund Plight Ia Chieego.
" C,-,,,.c, nJ,,, q,24 --At .La parl, Tbeat
,.o Lvs7-e, cJsr,,,i,
NJ ii,ht v-eisybt ri WYOMING Territory. fu.lg
- r'?---H'-.s25i III, Irb-is oSn,,,o1-a War;,
lOu' 'V1'iG9 - 'Nit - W i3 10 ,;io SEC
IN WeiSHeI Chly 4NO 'ouA'S' ~A'iro S''-''
ne WIS l5 pounds heavier. IN the ilFst Toai
in | Warren ,lrNVpd himself q clever boxer, aT
ed very hard hitter Tor his Weighf- lie Pu
ishod 6onIera considers0!y. 9lac&ihS o.
ais OF hia eyes and cutting MS hp' IN 20
is the second and tnlIn ROUNDS nc q;
1 + much the best OF tAe uGNL IN L