Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-15

think there ought To be more boldness and
dash IN the management, and they would
Ike to see Willard bach. again at the head
of the corporation. Willard is now living
in Germany and his friends do not believe
he would return to "a life of responsibility
and hard work. They say at any rate that
he would not come back unless he could
have absolute control of the management
OF the Northern Pacific property.
VIII Petition President Cleveland for an
Extra Session of Congress.
PITTsBURGr August l4th. - The trades
organizations throughout the United States
Will issue a petition tomorrow, requesting
PRESIDENT Cleveland to call an extra session
OF Congress, To be devoted exclusively TO
the consideration Of measures for the relief
OF the industrial masses of the country and
revival of business The petition. alter
calling the attention 10 the general stagna-
ton of business. SAYS The consequences
ot this depression are especially severe
upon the !abOring people, small manu-
facturers and farmers, who are without
any reserve means upon which 10 live or
pay debts, and save homes and small prop
critics from forced sales Employers and
employed are involved in common disas-
ter and i IS believed that il is in the
power OF Congress and the Executive to
greatly relieve the depression bv wise
legislation. 1t asks that the extra session
be convened on or before the last Monday
OF September. 1885.
4 Brace of Cool Murderers Executed.
GALVESTON, August I4th.-A special from
i4&rcda to the NeCS SAYS At > o'clock this
afternoon Cnstino Aldana and Caledono
Chevarria, two Mexican murderers, were
hanged in the Jail yard here, in the pres
ence of several thousand spectators, many
OF whom were MeTicans from across the
river. Aldana read Q confession from the
scatfold. Cheyarria stood smoking cigar
while Aldana was speaking. then he
harangued the crowd for forty minutes.
endeavoring to establish his innocence.
Both men adjusted the moose about their
neckS, and were stolidly Indifferent until
the end
To Attend the Eerae Conference.
WAsHYGToN, August I4th.-Secretary
Bayard has directed United States Minister
Winchester to attend the international!
Copyright Conference in Berne, Switzer-
land, September It'll, II being understood
that his presence does not bind the Govern
ment. This stipulation is made because
the matter Of copyright IS now pending
before Congress.
Sending Their Cattle Away.
Fort SCorT (Ks), August lfth.-Two
train loads OF cattle from Indian Territory,
numbering 900 head, passed through this
city tonight, en- route to Chicago. being the
first 70 make their exit from the Territory
andaT the Presidents order. These cattle
were brought over the St. Louis, Fort Scott
and Wichita Railway, from the Raucheav
Cattle Company, 167 miles west Of An
th0ny, Harper county.
4 Catholic Prala;e Elevated.
BALrIMoEE, August 14th.-Archbishop
Gibbons, OF Tuesday, at Cape Nav. received
ny SpeciG, messenger from Rome the Papal
bills announcing the elevation to the dig
nifty OF M0nsignOr the Ferv Rev. Edward
McColgan Vicar General Of the arch-dio-
cese Of Baltimore. This is the first time
that the title Of MOnsign0r has been con-
terred in this diocese.
Collision of Freight Trains.
DENVER tCol.l, August I4th.-Two r.eirht
trains on the Denver and Rio Grande road
c0ludad this afternoon near Royal GORGE.
Engineer Pierce was seriously hurt. Both
trains we're badly wrecked
70 BE Counted by Weight.
WAsH1NGToy, August 14th.-The contro-
! ye:sy as to how the money in the vault Of
the SH5-Treasdry at San Francisco should
he counted whether by weight or hv each
piece Of coin, has been decided by the
/ Treasury Department in favor of the count
by weight, and the Su5-Treasuror Of San
I Francisco has been so notified.
Negro Executed,
LoUIsy1LLE, August l4th-HcnIy Frsese
/ (colored) vas hanged at Catlettsburs TO-
! day, II The presence Of 5000 peis7as, for
the murder Of Chester Honnker last May.
lie neither confessed nor denied his guilt.