Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-07

tbon another Generally, 1t may be ex-
,iactad the lessee will encourage a move
,nent over that route which will yield it
tbe LARGEST profit while the total profit may
he greater bv another route, OF which the
lessee gets more.
The President Commences on the Post
masters.
WASHINGTON, April 6th.-The Postmaster
at Rome, n. Y, was to-day suspended from
further duty in his Office by order of the
President, and James B. Corcoran has been
designated to perform the duties of the
office in his stead The President proposed
the removal of the Postmaster, and the
nomit a ion of Corcoran was sent TO the
Senate at the recent session, but it failed 10
take action on the nomination.
The Opera Company i'll Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 6th.-The army OF sing
ers. who take part in the opera festivities
which begin tonight, have all arrived III
the CITY. Mile. Nevada coming last night
and completing the list of prima dome.
The leading artiStcs are quarteTed IN the
different hotels, each having been provided
with sumptuous apartments, but the public
has already been RECALLED with the personal
disacreements of these leading profession
ais on account of their quarters, as well as
upon other topics Mile. Nevada was aopa-
rently satisfied with the rooms assigned
her, but not being able to secure suffi-
cient number Of private parlorS Tor her
personal attaches a change OF hotels be-
came necessary in her case: but she and
her baggage were finally safely housed this
forenoon. Nevada was advertised 70 sing
in "Mirella' Wednesday night but the
announcement now comes that she will
appear in Lucia or "Sonnambula "
Which gives promise that the experience
which the San Francisco public had with
this prima donna is to be repeated. The
advertised programme has also been
changed in ole regard 10 suit the wishes of
Patti, another opera having been an
nounced since the sale of season tickets
began. These happenings have provoked
some adverse comment among stockholders,
but if the advertised singers appear on the
nights announced, and all the operas pro-
missed are given before the close of the sea-
son, ii is not believed that any serious dis
content will be expressed. The ticket sales
this afternoon have reached ST5, 900, lnSur-
ing the complete financial success of the
enterprise.
\ CROWDED HOUSE.
CHICAGO, April 6th.-Before O'Clock
nearly every seat in the immense auditori-
um was occupied, and fifteen minutes
later, at the close of the overture, several
hundred persons monopoiized the standing
room. back of the parquet and in the aisles.
The opera was Semiramede,' and Patti,
in the title role, could not have wished a
warmer reception than was accorded her.
Nor could Schalchi complain ON that ac-
count.
Republican Gains i'll Ohio.
COLUMBUS, April 6th.-The majority OF
Wolcolt (Rep) for Mayor will be about
LOCO. Blaine carried the city by 572. The
balance Of the ticket is elected by MAORI
ties of from 200 to 500.
Towns within a radius of fifty miles,
which have been going Democratic by
small majoritics, are reported Republican.
ToLEDo, April 6th-The municipal cleo
ton to-day was very close, and a mixed
ticket Is probably elected. Walbridge Re
publican candidate for Mayor, claims a
small majority.
CNcGSxATI, April 6th.-The city election
to-day was remarkably close. The indica-
tons are that Anon Smith, Jr., Republi-
can candidate for Mayor, is elected by 4
small majority. The balance of the ticket
is in doubt.
state Election in acknowledgements
Victory.
DETROIT, April Gth.-The election TO day
in this State passed off quietly. Besides
city and township officers, the electors
voted for Justice of the Supreme Court and
Regents of the University. Less than half
full vote was cast III this city, and a
very light vote was pollcd throughout the
State. In Detroit Morse, Democratic can
didate, received 4 majority of 5,29S over
Judge Cooley, Republican and Prohibition
list. with one precinct 10 be heard from,
which is strongly Democratic. One hun
dred and eighty-four precincts heard from
in the State, outside Of Detroit, gives a
Democratic majority Of 4207. At the
election last fall the same precincts gave a
Republican majority Of 100. At mid
night tonight the Free Press (Dem.) claims
10000 majority, and the Post rep con.
cede> q Democratic victory.
Co.liery Disaster-Ten Men Entombed
SHENANDOAH pa, April 6th.-Thi:
afternoon ore ofthe gangWays Of the Cuylcl
collicTy cayed in without warming, cntomb
ing ten miners. The cave was caused by
sudden crushing OF the timber. The vic
TINS all have families and the cries of thei
wives and children fill thc air. EXplorin;
parties report the mine complete wreck
ANA au hopes of rcscuug the imprisoned
7
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slope is 7o0 feet deep and is divided int,
| four lifts. The ten men now il the min
were in the lower lift, and the place i
! closed 10 the bottom of the first lift, 4U
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