Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-16
SATURDAYS NEWS.
CONDENSED FROM SPECIAL DISPATCHES,


DOmeStIc.
Captain Bush expects to be appointed
Pension Agent for California.
Henley, Tarpey, English and Foote Sat
urday had an audience with Cleveland
Frank Bonham, accused of triple muir
der, was lynched at Independence, Kan.
\ horse-thief named Clark killed Frank
Harrington and was fatally shot near Jew
ell City, Kan, Saturday.
The Secretary of the Treasurer has dis
missed five inspectors at the Custom
House in New York, owing to funds run
ming short
1t is said that the National Republican
newspaper has passed into the hands of a
Western syndicate, represented by f. W.
Fox, of st. Louis.
Blaine called on Cleveland on Friday
evening, and Saturday Mrs. Blaine, Walker
Blaine and Mrs. Logan visited Miss Cleyc-
land at the White House.
Senator and Mrs. Stanford are living very
quietly at the Arlington. in Washington
and with private dining-room and apart
ments in the Annex building. are very
secluded.
The President is considering the advisa-
hility OF revoking the recent order of Presi-
dent Arthur, throwing open to settlement
Winnebago on the Crow-creek Indian re
servation, Dakota.
The Contine ntal Express Comnonv the
Eastern connection Of the Northern Pacific
Express Company has been sold to the
Eastern Pacific, understood TO be owned by
the Baltimore and Ohio.
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of The ecnafe he would he abie soon ~
have the rivers and streams If Califnrnia
stocked with fish from the C,oyernn1ont
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Judge Colt, ~ Boston, Saturday, decided,
IN suits against The stockholders oi the de
iunct Pacific National Bank, that stock
holders must pay The second assessment oI
one hundred per cent on their stock, levied
by Comptroller Knox some time since. The
iiet loss 10 IAe stochiieidefS OF lhe oa'ih pE
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Among the list of special agents and in
spectOrs Of customs whose services have
been dispensed with under the orders is
sued by the Secretary OF the Treasury are ::
james q. Horne, at Port Townsend, w. T.;
special agent James V. Kelley, at san
Francisco, and ". K. ShaCkclford, at Seat
tie, W. T., special inspector.
The second week of the new a,lministra-
ton has closed with satisfaction to every
body but the otiice-saekers They are dis
satisfied because removals have not been
made By wholesale to find places for new
comers. The rank and file have settled
down 10 the conviction tllat it is only in the
Treasury department and the Offices under
Manning'a control that summary changes
viii be made.
Rev. DIR. Newman. who has been in
Washington. en- route from California 70
New Yorl; to see General Grant. before he
left saturday made arrangements for the
removal of the remains OF a faithful col
ored servant. who died in Washington
aboar lie Isl OF the month to A burial
place in New York. The servant an old