Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-27
SATURDAYS NEWS.
[cosDEssrp FROM SPECIAL prsrArcHfsj
Domestic.

Domestic.
The President Saturday made several
appointments.
Wholesale dismisSals at the navy yards
have been ordered, owing 10 funds running
short.
Sunset Cox's constituents desire him to
decline the Turkish mission and remain in
Congress.
Eleven miners were buried alive by 4
snow-slids Saturday near Tennessee Pass,
Colorado.
Instructions have been sent TO all Col
tluous employees.
The extradition treaty between the
United States and Italy has been made
more comprehensive.
In New York, Saturday night the sixth
game in the billiard tournament was won
by Slosson, who beat Daily 500 70 l2o.
Severe measures have been taken to Sc
cure the removal of the collection OF novels
on Manhattan Island, known is Shanly-
town.
Ex-Governor W D. BIoXham, Of Florida,
has concluded to decline the Bolivian
mission, and has 50 notified Secretary
Bayard.
An injunction has been issued restrain
ing the Union Pacific ircm leasing the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation COM
panY's lines.
The New York weekly bank statement
shows a reserve increase of 80, 149, GOO. The
banks now hold $53, ,142o00 in excess of
legal requirements.
Governor Ogleshy of Illinois has issued
proclamation prohibiting the shipment OF
cattle into Illinois from Missouri, except
upon a clean bill Of health.
Grundy, the county seat of Buchanan
county, Va, was almost entirely destroyed
bv ire Saturday. The COURTHOUSE and
county records were burned.
An epidemic resembling typhoid fever is
raging in Plymouth, Pa. There have been
upward OF 600 eases. Fifteen deaths oc-
cured Saturday and thirteen Friday.
The President has designated Surgeon
George NJ. Steinberg, |. s A., to attend
! the sanitary conference at Rome, May 10th,
To consider measures to prevent cholera
and other contagious diseases.
In consequence of the announcement
;hat time was reduced to nine hours a day
on the Wabash Railway, the employees all
struck Saturday at Moberly, Mo, and four
| teen freight trains are lying idle.
General Grants physicians consider that
their patient can be safely removed to the
mountains or seaside, and arrangements
| have been completed for the removal OF
the entire family to Mount McGregor some
| time during the latter part of June.
Emma Nevada appeared in New York
| Saturday afternoon in Lucia The ap
plausc was immense from beginning to
end The floral tributes were numerou:
and beautiful. She sang Home, Swee
Home and the audience was moved t'
| tears.
At Pierre, Dakota, on the 22d inst. mol
| of about twenty-five men took James Is
Bell, lawyer of Harold, from the Jail anC
hanged him to the flagstaff OF the Court
house. His offense was the murder o
Forest G. Small. lawyer from Sterling
| Ill, on the 4th of last December.
AN Kelly, recently appointed Minister
to Italy, arrived in Washington Saturday
and had conference with the Secretary o
State. 1t is generally understood he de
clined the Italian mission, and that his
visit to the Secretary of State is i'll regart
TO his appointment TO the Russian mission
The list of those killed by falling WALL
at the recent fire in Nicksburg, Miss, in
creases hourly. The remains of eighteer
Saturday, making thirty-two bodies founC
thus far. 1t is now feared many more ar
buried beneath the ruins, as the city wa
full of strangers to witness the tircmen'
parade
Within three DAYS there have been cy
clones IN Texas, phenomenal rain-storm
ana floods in Kansas, and the heavles
snow-storms for many years in Denver. II
Vermont the heat is so intense that tn
railroad track was thrown out of place il
parts of the Northwest the season com
monty called spring seem omitted, summe
following close upon the end OF winter, an
while the temperature in northern Nei
mont was go in the shade, many OF III
country roads We're almost impossible io
snowdrifts and mud. In ROTTERDAM, \
Y, farmer working in the field was ia
tally suastruck almost in sight of snov
banks that still defied the sun not far away
Foreign.