Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-02
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.


Minnie Hauck did not sail from New
York with Mapleson's company Sunday.
The division on the second reading of the
home rule bill will probably take place
Thursday. The defeat of the measure is
considered by T. p 0Connor almost GER
tain
a special from Halifax says that the Cap
tain of coaster just arrived reports that
the steamer i. Houlett has seized an Amer
lean mackerel fisherman off Guysborough
coast
Jay Gould is charged with wrecking the
Texas Pacific Railway in the interest OF the
Missouri Pacific. The Secretary of the lat
ter company openly declares the charges as
absurd.
4 New York Heralds Washington cor
respondent says it is question if Senator
Dolph is not more useful 10 the Northern
Pacific in the Senate than he ever was as
its attorney.
General Arthur's insomnia has been ag-
gravated b. a severe cold which he caught
during drive last Saturday The phvsi-
clan denoninates this cold as only tenn
porary affair
Patti will make another farewell tour
in November, opening in New York and
continuing through Mexico and California.
She is under contract to Henry Z. Abbey,
and will travel under the name of Nine.
Patti-Nicolini.
The presence of the British man of-war
Bellepherop at Halifax at the present june
ture is explained ut the Admiralty office TO
be neither significant nor important. She
is there now in the regular course of orders
issued long ago
The Executive Board of the Master
Builders Association in st. Louis have re-
solved to return to the ten-hour system on
June 10th. They state they have given the
short hour system fair trial and find they
cannot protitably conduct business on that
plan.
The following elections and appoint
ments of officers for the ST. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad have been officially an
nounced at st. Louis First YicePreSi-
dent. Captain c. w. Rogers Second Vice
President, John 0'Day; General Manager,
Henry L. Morrell
A dispatch from Trichat Cape Breton,
SAYS Mackerel are plentiful in these wa
ters. Two American vessels bought bait
yesterday outside of the harbor. Fisher
men do not disclose their names. They
met them to the south of Cape August and
Jerseyman's island
The President has sent the following
nominations to the Senate: David l.. Haw-
kins. of Missouri to be Assistant Secretary
of the Interior, vice jerks, resigned Joseph
L. Johnston. of Virginia, TO be Commits
sioner in and for the District of Alaska,
vice Zeber, resigned.
The employees of the planning and sash
mills of Philadelphia struck Tuesday. With
tie exception of four mills, the proprietors
of which have already conceded TO the de-
mands, every man went out. The men are
upheld by the Protective Trades Council,
numbering 10000 men.
w. n. George, of Duke Center near
Bradford, Pa, prominent organizer of
the Knights of Labor and conspicuous in
his attitude against monopolies, has been
arrested and held to bail on a charge of
systematically robbing the National Transit
Pipe Line Company for the past three
years.
A Shreveport (La.) dispatch says The
drought sill prevails here, and complaints
are coming in of its prevalence in all
quarters of the surrounding country. In
the back lands OF the river the soil is baked
10 such an extent that it is impossible to
pillow or work the crops, which really need
cultivation.
In his Grafton at the decoration of the
soldiers monument in Detroit Monday,
Rev. DR.. Charles O'Reilly, Treasurer of the
Irish National League of America, spoke
of the fisheries troubles, and awakened
great enthusiasm by saying that the United
States did not know when it was insulted.
England always knew where it could insult
with impunity.
A cable special from Munich says: The
Bavarians having quite made UP their
minds to get rid of King Ludwig, are now
anxiously discussing the ways and means.
Meanwhile, the King has Withdrawn from
the vulgar gaze and barred out his Minis
tiers, who have lately been permitted to
communicate with his Majesty through the
royal hair-dresser
A Troy On " special says: Several col
lar manufacturing concerns here have re-
ceived postal cards containing the follow
ing proposition, signed by Bee, Chinese
Consul at San Francisco: " II you are de-
sirous of replacing your worthless help
with Chinese who are sober, industrious
and non-striking, l will be ready to fur
nish, on short notice, from ten to twenty
thousand Chinese who understand all
branches of laundry work, at prices that
will be suitable to your requirements.