Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-26

S ates Marshal under Drew. and was, re-
ported to be wealthy some ten years ago,
having $4,000. which he lost in stocks.
and now has nothing. Mrs. Rice was re-
ported worth $50, 900. Keely is much pros
trated from the shock, and continuously
mourns bitterly over the deed.
The Boot and Shoe Trade in San Fran
cisco.
SAN Francisco, February 25th.-J. S.
Enos, United States Commissioner of the
Bureau of Labor, has completed his inyes-
LEGATIONS into the boot and shoe trade in
this city, and submitted his report to the
meeting of the Boot and Shoemakers'
White Labor League tonight. After re-
viewing the business in general way, he
SAYS: A large number of Chinese hands
have been discharged by white manufact-
ures. and the business of Chinese manu-
facturers has decreased and is decreasing
very rapidly. All this has been derived
from the issuance and use of the stamp !;
| but | would suggest the propriety of the
| League, in conjunction with the manu-
| facturers and dealers, having enacted, at
the next meeting of the Legislature. a
proper stamp law, compelling the use OF
the stamp by all manufacturers, designat-
| ing what kind of labor was used in manu-
| featuring the goods made by them, and
contaililns peiiai oiauoe ~ eaee VI Vioia,
non Vi sliT Jaw. =. ooio,uSion' 'ne report or
siiys ine ny ~ ses.lS1uGIr mas pIacliIaily
VIC a.eu i..e "a Tui'e 10y
anu sirls supPia,L.liis oiiaiese iaoof N me
concerted action of manufacturers and deal
ers receive proper encouragement from the
public at large"
The United States Marshalship.
SAN Fp,Scrsco Eehruarv o5th Na;tb.r
| the appointed and confirmed United
States Marshal, Jonn >. franks, nor the
| reoeral Judges nave received any reply to
ileir teie9rdihs sent 10 washington DAYS
ago, lnaklng inquiry as 10 the commission
oi MI' rams. me oiIy explanation sug
ges.eu ior this ueiay Is tnat tne PRESIDENT
AZ the eie'eii'i hour, hesi.aled 10 ainx MS
hsSt i,,n,, r. III Sb;aF Mas,;s,, 10 c
So, ,ro,';n,,s 80 ~, ss - 90.
wears term of office of Marshal Drew the
attention of Jnstice Field wos called 10 tbe
| fact that the time was hardly sufficient
| for an appointment of his successor
and confirmation bv the Senate. and
asking that the term of Marshal
be extended to bridge over the intervene as
was done in the cases of his predecessors,
tins SPECIAL power being lodged IN Justice
FIELD as the Judge OF the Ninth United
States Circuit Court. On the 10th OF De-
cember, 1877, justice Field reappointed
| Marshal Marceilus, and he continued in
once some TWO months, and until Marshal
Poole presented his commission. The lat
ter was also reappointed by Justice Field
ana ne continued In once three months
,,,;, IL, iisu eAplreu anu
ii.sii su,e' seueu ny Malsnai Drew; why
,'resa1,, ios, .u was ios pursued ~ the
-. ns DII',; 20 al iio' a' pres
cav 80 =. 'o.'''
me gan Francisco Billiard Match.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 25lh.-The
second game IN the Mckenna-Morris bill
lard contest was won tonight by Morris,
who scored l.6l2 to $50 by his opponent.
The total score for both nights now stands:
Morris 5000, McKenna l ,SS6.
Verdict of Not Guilty in the Brown Muir
der Case.
S.xE,,vc,sca Fahrror,, oz.l, r.
the inrv in The case Of Ian,es praer e..
kiIling r. ! Shay Octnher o2d iast
brought in verdict of not guilty. after
being out seven hours.
suicide of n Half-breed Indian.
pr,crpv,,,p Eah-,or,, os,b A.
match from Jnst;ca Ton 20" ~ coroner son uis
/, ro,,s 49, -, .i.s ~
named Holm Casawav conn,;tted s,,;c;ds
this morning at an Indian ranch ono n,;Ie
south of Clarksville shooting h;mself twice
in the breast No canse Is stated The
Coroner was reouested to bring a coff,, nc
the deceased vii he buried Of the e~nanso
of the county.
sco,,,,s c...s
o. - o.,
Shico, repruary zoth,-Constabie Mans
lieiu Lei,lneu rom Oentervliie about D
o.och iasl evening, bringing TWO OF the
men cuaise9 WIN "a, assuming an oid wo-
man, MIS-. HeaTa. 1heir names are Louis