Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-30
SATURDAYS NEWS.
IcoNDzSsEn FROM SPECIAL DISPATCHED
Domestic.

Domestic.
Rear-Admiral Russell has been retired.
The New York sueet-car employees have
resumed work.
There was $3.50 eco fire at Montrose, Pa,
on Friday night.
Baldwin's Estrella won the mile race at
Saratoga Saturday.
Lawrence Donovan successfully dropped
from the Brooklyn bridge Saturday.
The citizens of Victoria, Tex, have issued
an address calling for aid for the food suf-
ferers.
1t is expected that there will be big
lockout Of clothing cutters III New York
to-day.
General Newton was yesterday sworn
in as Commissioner of Public Works at
New York.
It is reported that the employees of the
New York Central Railway have demanded
an increase of wages.
T. c. Evans has been arrested at Wilkes
barre, Pa, for proposing to sell votes in a
political Convention.
The authorities of Queens county, New
York prevented the proposed Sullivan
Heard fight Saturday.
Benjamin z. Davis, Deputy Fourth Au-
ditor of the Treasury, has rendered his re-
signation, to take effect October 1st
The New York bank statement shows
reserve increase of $l6S,00 The banks
now hold $6,907 600 above the limit now
required by law.
Rene c. E. ChampoIlion of Paris, France,
committed suicide at the Corbin farm. at
Newport, \. H, Thursday night, by shoot
ing himself in the head.
Henry Willard has rented rooms in the
Mills building, in New y Ork, and will rep
resent a syndicate of German capitalists in
their American investments.
There is every probability that at the
meeting of the representatives of the coal
companies in New York to-day prices will
be advanced from Is to % cents per ton.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has prepared a set of regulations concerning
the manufacture of oleomargarine under
the internal revenue laws, which will be
sent to all Collectors for guidance.
The experts sent from Washington to
count the money in the Philadelphia Sub
Treasury found that the money and &C
counts balanced to a penny. The experts
counted $27 100000, of which Sl5,000,0 600
was in silver.
Murphy, Collector of the Port of New York
under Grant, was drowned at Long Branch
Friday before his mothers eyes. The ply
scians fear that the latter's mind will be
permanently affected.
The Pittsburg Leader publishes long
story of plot of workinEmen to assassin
ate Powderly three years ago while he was
in New York. 1t says that a committee of
the Knights of Labor is now investigating
the matter in New York
Ida Etchinger, the 17-year-old daughter
Of Isaac Etchinger, wealthy farmer of
Anderson, Ind, has mysteriously disap-
pcared. She accompanied her lover, Wes-
icy Kimmerling, to an old settlers picnic
last Sunday, and since then not the slight
est trace of her can be found.
General Paine announced Thursday that
he would sail the Mayhower himself IN the
races with the Galatea. This did not please
the yachtsmen nor the yachting newspaper
men. The latter scolded Paine roundly in
the papers Saturday. During the day Cen
eral Paine invited Captain Joe Ellsworth to
sail the MaydOwer in the races. 1t is I'M
derstood that Ellsworth will accept. Now
everybody is satisfied.