Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-25

revolted against the consract system, and
/, demanded vine hours work with len
hours pay. The company refused, and the
men struck. Treasurer Chsfles Bachelor
says the strike prevented she company
from finishing the three Government
torpedo-boats within the time 7sreed upon,
: thus causing item a heavy loss. The COM
pany compromised with the mes. and they
returned to work, the company agreeing to
give ten hours Psy for nine houSs' work.
Since this settlement tie compsDy has
been looking aroUBsi for 4 new place for its
machine shops away from the infirelce of
labor organizations. The company has
| found the place in, Schenectady. i has
purchased ten acres os land there from the
Receiver of the McQasen Locomotive Com
pany, aud transfer OF title will be made
tomorrow. Probably Between 700 and 1850
men will be employed in the Schnectasly
works.
Schooner Sunk Ey steamer.
RoUNDoUT (N. W, .Eane oath. - The
schooner NJ. Atwater was run into and
sunk off Fort Montgomery last night by
the steamer City of Kingston. Captain
James Black, of the schooner, and Richard
Golden, the cook, were drowned.
FiYe-round Glove Fight.
PTTsBURG, June 2ith.-Matthew Millet
and Vim. Mcdonald INDUCED in terrific
glove fight at u sporting resort Tonight
Five rounds were fought, when the police
intefEered. and the fight was declared Il
draw. Both men were badly punished.
In Favor of Edmunds
MeNTpEMER. June 24th.-The Repnbli-
can Convention o: Washington county to-
day refused TO refer, and unanimously
adopsed resolution, that the honor
and ipterest OF the State of Vermont
and the Nation require that persons
accepting our nominations as Sem
ators of this county shall in good faith, by
theiy votes, use all proper exertion to Sc
cure the election of George f Edmunds to
the United States Senate.
Organizing Telegraph Unions.
| NEW YORK, June 24th.-Thos. O'Reilly,
who has Just been elected President of the
Telegraphers' Union, said Yesterday that he
shcDid start on general tour all over the
country the 1st Of July. He will go to
every city as far West as California, and all
over Canada, where there are councils. He
said it was true that the Telegraphersi
Union had gone over in a body to the
Knights OF Labor, although they maintain
their distinct organization.
All for "the Cause"
d. D., Treasurer of the Irish National
League of America, to-day RENTED 600
to Hon. Justin Mccarthy and Joseph G..
Biggar, Treasurer of the Parliamentary
fund. This makes in all some 5,0G0 or
$225, 900, sent by DR.. Reilly since the Bos-
| ton Convention.
New York Stock Market,
NEW YORK, June 24th-Cenral Pacific,
429; Burlington, i35f Rio Grande, 154
Northern Pacific, 27g; Northwestern, 115s;
New York Central, 1888 Oregon
Navigation, 1917 i; Transcontinental. 81 ;
Pacific Mail, 54f; Panama. 9S; Rock
Island. 81; st. Louis and San Francisco, "A;
St. Paul and Omaha. All: Texas-Pacitic,
II: Union Pacific, 56a; Wells-Fargo Ex-
press, 100; Western Union, 65!.
NEW YORK. June 24th-Northern Pacific
skies, 1174@11S4; Southern Pacific SKIES,
109l Arizona skies. 106; New Mexico
skies, 104 bid.
Verdict of Guilty.
MILWAUKEE, June 24th.-At quarter
past 10 tonight the jury in the case of
Henry Dampf, charged with riot, returned
a verdict of guilty.