Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-01

Seven murderers were sentenced to death
at Fort Smith, Ark, Saturday.
Over SS,000,000 of the called bonds have
already been received for redemption.
A part of Seraper Mountain, near Sterl-
ing, Ala, slid into the valley below on Fri
day.
Schaefer defeated Vignaux in the billiard
match at New York, with score of 5000
to 1888.
The Senate bill to repeal the presumption
and timber culture laws will be favorably
reported
The Range Cattemen's Convention at
Denver effected permanent organization
Saturday.
Chic Chack, the St. Louis highbinder,
was Saturday convicted Of murder in the
first degree.
The Democratic Senators have decided
to sustain the President in his attitude
toward the Senate.
The steamer Nordland was run into and
considerably damaged by the Servia on the
North river Saturday.
Cleveland has pardoned S. N. Waite, the
crooked President OF the First National
Bank of Bratrleboro, VT.
Four men were killed and several seri-
ously injured by a snowside at the Sheri-
dan mine, Col, Wednesday.
The Delaware peach trees have not been
affected by the cold wave, and the pros
poets Of a good crop are fair.
Owing to the heavy snow-storm Prevail
ing in New York Saturday afternoon most
of the outward bound steamers came to
anchor in the bay.
Senator Sherman's proposed compromise
silver bill meets with but little favor in
New York City. Perhaps it would be
more accurate to say it only meets with
derision.
The Secretary of the Navy has received
Information from the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company 10 the effect that another
revolution is threatened on the Isthmus of
Panama.
The boiler in the Breckenridge Mo-
sawmiil exploded on Friday, killing Spen-
Ger Reed, the engineer. and Samuel Adams,
the fireman. Both men are mangle1 be-
You'd recognition.
The Eastern sewing silk and twist manu-
facturers have organized under the title OF
the Silk aud Twist Manufacturers Associ-
alton, ana decided 10 advance the price OF
goods 10 per cent.
Fully 5000 people attended the farewell
Aitken, the English minister, which was
held in the skating rink at East Orange,
n. J., on Friday afternoon.
One of ex-President Arthur's sd init
mates says that he is a confirmed hypo-
chondriac. lie suffers greatly from indi-
gestion, and believes he viii never recover
from the disease. lie lives largely upon
BAKED apples.
The New York freeman, the most reliable
organ OF the negroes, says: Adyices re-
ceived Thursday from Mr.. Frazier, of Rio
Platte, state that President Solomon, OF
Hayti, was aSsassinated in his palace at
Port-au-Prince.
The Ohio Senate adjourned Saturday
morning 10 Tuesday evening. and the sub
committees from the special conference
committees OF the political factions will
continue IN session and endeavor to arrange
the compromise measures.
The New York World says that Thomas
A. Edison, the electrician, will marry an
Ohio lady in the spring. He has purchased
for $500, 900 the house and land on Orange
Mountain on which Peddler, the defaulter,
spent over 100000 of Arnold and Con-
stables money.
The exposure of the connection of Attor-
ney-General Garland, Senator Harris, In
hAA4i NpAlAiA4SSAObcI -AlhlllS, anu StNtTal
other prominent members of the Demo-
cratic party with the Pan Electric Tele-
phone Company is attracting "a great deal
OF attention in Washington.
Ensign Louck, United States Charge
d Affaires ad interim of the United States
to Corea sent dispatch to the Secretary of
State on November %, 1885, announcing
the completion of the Geographic line to
Picking, China, thus establishing commu-
nication with the outer world.
A freight train on the Pittsburg McKees-
port and Youghiogheny Railroad ran into
a landslide near Lock Haven, Pa, early
Saturday morning and was badly wrecked.
Conductor Graham and fireman Elliott
were buried under the derbris and killed.
Two others were seriously injured.
The city of Paso Del Norte, opposite FL
Paso, Texas, and on Mexican soil. is Just
now overrun with a number of lawless
characters, mostly Americans, who are
ready tor any kind of a desperate deed.
On Saturday the day police made sum-
mary sweep of all American Migrants they
could find, and placed them in Jail, more
as matter of precaution than anything
else.