Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-28
WHOLE NO. 1926.
C0NbENSED DISPATCHES.

The widow of Wendell Phillips is dead.
The Senate yesterday confirmed C. w.
West as Governor of Utah.
Eighty-five contract Iaborers were de-
tanned at Castle Garden, New York, Mon
day.
A General Assembly of the Knights of
Labor will be held in Cleveland on May
25th.
The case of Maxwell, for the murder of
Preller, will come up in ST. Louis on May
10th.
The New York Grand Jury has indicted
several of the street-car strikers for con-
spiracy-
Lazard Freres have ordered 1886. 900 gold
bars for export at New York this week, and
Black Il Co. S350,000 also.
J. G: Eddy has been appointed Postmas-
ter at Darwin, Inyo county. and G. d. Case
at Pasadena, Los Angeles county.
The nomination of General Rosecrans
will probably be recommitted until the
charges against him are investigated.
FELTON, presented petition to the House
asking that the Seal Rocks be granted to
the city and county Of San Francisco
Italy desired the ultimatum TO order
Greece to disarm within forty eight hours.
but this was rejected by other Powers as
too peremptory.
Representative Breekinridge Yesterday
introduced a bill to reduce the number of
internal revenue officers, and to amend the
internal revenue laws
a vase of Chinese flowers and go were
presented to the Pilgrim Congregational
Church of New York as an Easte, Offering
from the Chinese members.
Mrs. Alvah Walker, mother of DR.. Mary
Walker, died in Oswego, \. Y, Monday
night, aged 50 Years. She was Il cousin 10
Colonel Robert G. ingersa
The Senate Committee on Public Lands
has decided unanimously 10 report ad-
versely upon the nomination OF Dement,.
to be Surveyor-General OF Utah.
The Italian scientific expedition, under
Count Perro, the members of which were
recently massaered by the Emir of Harran,
in Asiatic Turkey, consisted of eleven per-
sons, all Europeans.
a Boston dispatch says that the differ
euces between the Cambridge Street Rail-
road Company and its employees have been
adjusted upon terms which practically con-
cede the demands of the men.
The indicted Aldermen at New York are
encouraged by the fact that Wilson, the in
former, was the principal witness in the
Shaler bribery case and failed to obtain
credence by the jury in that case.
A Washington correspondent learns that
| II is the intention of the Supreme Court 10
render decision on the Southern Pacific
tax cases on May 10Th. The Court will ad-
Journ until that date in few days.
A herder named w. n. Mock. formerly
OF Cleveland, was murdered while asleep
Sunday night by q Mexican named Juan
n at III
| capped, but will be lynched if captured
Inspector Byrnes' men arrested thirty
boycotters in New York yesterday morn
ing for interfering with the business of
Messrs. Cavanaugh, Sanford & Co, manu-
featuring clOthiers at % West Twenty
third street.
The Senate Finance Committee yesterday
agreed to report favorably the nomination
of Robert Barnett TO be Collector Of Inter-
nal Revenue of the Fourth District of Cali
iornia. Previous reports of Barnett's con-
iirmation are untrue.
A special from Lancaster, Pa, SAYS The
body of r. B. Plymptor, associate editor of
| the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, was Gre
| mated here yesterday afternoon. The body
was accompanied by number of the inti-
| mate friends of the deceased
A new candidate for the Postmastership
| of San Francisco has appeared on the field
| in the person of Stephen +. White now
| one of the State Bank Commissioners, and
| who was candidate for the Surveyorship
of the Port of San Francisco.
| Thirty-fve more of the employees of the
| Missouri Car and Foundry Company, who
struck last week, because the management
OF that company refused to cease supplying
material to the Missouri Pacific, returned
| to work at st. Louis yesterday morning.
George E. Graham, the wife murderer.
was hanged at Springfield, Mo. by mob
| at $50 o'clock yesterday morning. He
! mace no entreaties for mercy, but went to
his death stoically, and died apparently
without struggle. The lynchers num-
bered about 200 armed and masked men.
Heny Clewes, the New York banker.
says of the Panama Canal project g Every
dollar put into the scheme up to the pres
ent time will probably be lost The scheme
will die out and no doubt will be revived
IN the next generation. Eventually it will
be made to pay, but we will not live to see
it."
Oliver Bros. & Phillips South Tenth
street rolling mills closed down at Pitts
burg yesterday morning, because of a strike
of about three hundred workmen. who
claim that when an advance in wages was
made recently, they were not included.
They want an increase of from ten to fif-
teen per cent.
A bill of foreclosure against the Hous-
ton and Texas Central Railroad Company
was filed in the United States Circuit Court
Monday by the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company of New York, The suit forces
the road to an early sale, and embrace be-
tween 100000 and 5 900, 600 acres of choice
lands granted to the company by the State
of Texas.
The New York Chamber of Commerce
held special meeting yesterday afternoon
to take action ON the labor question in its
relation 10 strikes. A large number of busi-
ness men were in attendance. Resolutions
were presented, declaring that minor differ
ences between employers and employees
should be settled by mutual consent with
the Intervention of third parties; that i'm
portant differences affecting public interest
or convenience ought to be settled by arbi-
tration that questions as 10 the rates of
wages, the hours of labor and the kind of
service to be rendered are proper subjects
of arbitration.