Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-30
SATURDAYS NEWS.
CONFESSED FROM SPECIAL pIspArcrrs.l
Dome site.

Domestic.
Grants condition.
General H C. Grosvenor has been elected
President of the Union League.
The Wachusetts has been ordered from
Panama to La Union, San Salvador.
f. S. Winston, President of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New York, is
dead.
1t is said that Phelps was appointed Min
lister to England on the request of Henry
Ward Beecher.
D. w. Caldwell has been appointed re
ceiver of the Nickel Plate Railway. lie IS
Vice President of the road.
A portion of The Senate Committee on
Naval Affairs will visit California as the
guests of Senator Stanford
The Secretary Of the Treasury has de-
cided that wine for sacramental purposes
may be introduced into Alaska.
The Arkansas Legislature has unani-
monslv PASSED resolutions OF regret at
Grants illness, and hopes that he will soon
recover
The New York bank statement shows a
reserve increase ui S435,u0U. The banks
now hold S43. 40, 800 III excess of the legal
requirements.
1t is understood in Washington that J. B.
Baird. son in-iaw of Senator Colquitt of
Georgia will shortly be appointed Chief Of
the Dead-Letter Office.
Senator Jones Of Nevada and Senator
Miller having left Washington, the Pacific
coast Will be represented in the Senate this
week by Senators Stanford and Fair.
jeff Davis is suffering from return OF
his rheumatism, complicated with the
breaking cat Of his old wound, which he
received in Mexico thrty-eight years ago.
The Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia has issued perpetual lnJunc-
ton declaring that Sarah Aithea Hill has
no rights III the property OF ex-senator
Sharon.
In Youngstown, O., trouble is appre-
hended because negroes are trying to break
up the skatiug-rinEs by bringing suits
against the proprietors for not allowing
them admission.
Commissioner of Pensions Black has de-
cided that mother cannot DE allowed a
pension rs a dependent mother ana the ac-
crued pension of her deceased husband for
the same period Of time.
The New York Spirit Of tic Times says
1t is the deliberate Judgment Of majority
Hindoo is the highest exponent Of racing
that has been seen during the present gen
Grafton.
a special from Philadelphia says: Zanie
Zanobia, known all over the country as the
q cmnibal fan-chilti, died Friday. Zanie,
though born in Africa, was light nlulatto.
Her fortune consisted of her fingers, which
were about seven inches long and webbed.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs has
issued schedules of the supplies required
by the Indians this spring, including ST.
100000 worth of beef and 5000 worth of
dry goods Advertisements for proposals
will be printed in Democratic newspapers
hereafter
\ party of woodmen found an Indian
camp GA Pine river, Mich, Saturday, with
only one Indian girl as the survivor Of a
party of seven. She had been four days
without food. The woodmen took her to
the nearest settlement and buried the other
six bodies il the snow.
Ex-Secretary Frelinghuysen has been I'M
well since he returned 10 Newark Friends
who have seen him think that he has aged
very much since he was last at home Mrs.
Frciinghuysen had a light stroke of par
alysis Thursday night, and for several hours
the family vas greatly alarmed about her.
She was better Saturday.
The War Department is informed that
the Oklahoma boomers intend to invade
Indian Territory to-day and march directly
to the oklahoma lands. General Hatch
telegraphed Saturday that Couch had in
formed his followers that they would not
move at the time proposed. They are now
at their old camp and number about 800.
\ Philadelphia dispatch says that Nc
Catfrey is down to l6l pounds and his
muscles are very hard. Sullivan. has been
reduced to 206 pounds His muscles are
not as hard Is McCaffreys but he has
nearly week before him yet. There are
more applications Tor seats 0 witness the
fight than there are seats in the industrial
Hall
Judge Field, speaking i'll regard to the
warning factions OF the California Dem
ocracy Saturday,, said he had no aims what
ever Of his own to crafty and no political
ambition for the future, but he wants the
I?anIJe party 10 control the Pacific
coast and he believed it would be able to
do 50 if the better clement in the party
should prevail.
4 prize fight came oil in Rehoboth, Mass.
Saturday morning. IN which Jack Ashton
aud James Doi,u both Of Providence,
r. l., fought eleven rounds, to u draw.
Both were horribly battered, blood cover
ing the ;iu0r Of the barn IL which the fight
occurred and = the finish both men were
exhausted, their faces Were raw and their
bodies terribly battered. Neither man
would give in, and the fight was stopped BY
the spectators, III fear OF Il fatal result.
Ex-President Arthur, accompanied by
Senator Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. McNiclael
and Miss Naiiacl,. left Washington Salur-
dav afternoon for Fortress Monroe. a
large numner Of friends, including NOM
begs OF the eX-Prcsidents Cabinet who are
nov IL Washington, several members oi
the Diplomatic Cops, q number OF army
and navy officers, and many ladies and
gentlemen weil-known in private life
gathered st the station to see the party OIL.
Foreign.
Beach Beat Hanlan by six lengths ON the
Parfama t'a river, New South Wales Satur-
day.
The International African Association
has applied 30 German bankers for q loan
OF S2000G,050.
General Comma has succeeded Pablo
Arozemena rs President OF the United
States of Colombia.
The municipal authorities Of Paris have
VoLei Sl1o 800 for Tire rclies0f the wounded
French soldiers in Touquiu.
\ u,oveIu ant is on foot to unite the pep
pie OF Honduras Costa Rica, Nicaras,a
and Sar Saiy5due agains; Barrios.
In the University boat race on the
Thames, Saturday between oxford anG
Cambridge, the former won Ivy three lengths
The Federation Of the Liberal Associa-
ton in England has decided 10 actively OPP
pose continuance of the war in the Sou
dan.
number of Russian officers. whose
presence in Paris has long been socially
conspicuous have suddenly left France
it is rumored that their departure was oc-
casioned by the receipt OF secret orders
from =. Petersburg to Immediately join
their regiments.
The Council of the National Rife As
sociation Of Great Britain has decided that
in consequence of the very unsettled state
OF affairs in England, they are not justified
in accepting the challenge of the National
Rifle Association OF the United States oi
America to envaaa in an International oou-