Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-25
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
AND THINGS AT THE
NATIONAL. CAPITAL.
Texas and Pacific Railway-Seven
Brothers Crazy-The Mine
DIsaster-Affairs Abroad.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE aEcorp-us1osl
DOMESTIC.
Three Territories Ciamoring for Admis-
sion Into the Union.

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| DOMESTIC.
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! Three Territories Clamoring for Admis-
| sion Into the Union.
w.su1xcroN January ottb rhroo IT,.
r;tor;oo orc cl.n,or;1a, e. -: I % -.
| ctotas-Dakota Wosb;n,rt,,, ~ NTn.,,a,a '.'
Tba hin to divide tba Torr;ts, f nni-
mon tho line of tho 1efb ,,.,ra1ial "a ="
adn,;t tba sontber1 ,art;, 90 sto '.'to ~ ~
aIreadv heforc tb Sa5at o,,d a. ia S.aee .s
to enaal, for the ont;c;nated ST. ~,
iora a,a;t;ny doc;s;ai, 70 ~"
II I,,s ,f f,,,.coss M i1i ~
ad,,,if Wasb;ngto,, n. 5r,, e. "a, Iii ~
ba ranorted tn the Sanate snd = - -, ~
| stooS that tbere il no nh;oct;on 70 tia ad
1,;sSio,, of Nontona oItI6nrL a.
a ~, Tn,I,atinn are 1ot 80 f,,I |
oI no',id ba ,,;sta5 s4;II ";i i;u iii
oroSolI,, ba ra,,nrtad and - Ill III IL, II
iefI fo The SenoIe and the unusa ~ IL, Jao;5e
as to wbat viii he done in tIo caSn 80
THO rs1c~t bova,lar tb.t laaTo~s -
| botb nsrties bsd rescbaJ on a@,roo
| n,ort - o1,,,;t tboso tL~ao rTav,;,So,.;oe
| as States is wi1hont Foundation On far os
| can ha learned Senotor Harrison CLo;r
man of the Committee on Territories in the
Senate, and who would be likely to know
| of such an arrangement if any had been
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| understood that the Democrats are more
willing 10 vote for the admission of Dakota
| than they were when the subject was first
presented. They think that by iudicious
| use of federal patronage, and through the
proper administration of the land laws. il
will not be a difficult task to bring the new
State into the Democratic fold. Il is as
serted that the people will naturally desire
| to stand well with the Administration. and
| that though il is Republican now. when
II Is found that the present dominant party
theh can nave no control OF Government
Pdt' oiiaSe' lHeie VIZ oe CHan9e Oh sehu-
meli' "ihcn' II d!screetly handled, can
work revolution IN party pollucS there.
o1 the other hanu' 1t IS canned mat the
rullhSs 0l commissioner opafks OF the
ueileiai Lailo Oliice' nave eAGltea the most
intense leeilhG against the Administration,
"hlch 10 amount OF pupic patronage can
overcome. Ie0pie foih all the territories
NHo N.S'I asiiiiiStoil speah III terms OF
STRONG lhdlgnatlol OF the effect OF the rulings
oil the Land Once, and the inconvenience,
anu III many cases poSluVe loss, winch
nave resulted TO settlers thereirom.
The Electoral Count Bill.
WASHINGTON. January 24th.-Unfinisbed
business in the Senate is the electoral connt
| bill A wide difference of opinion among
| the Republican Senators, in respect to the
important features of this measure develon
ed when last under discussion. and some of
| them have EXPRESSED n wish that final action
| be DELAYED for a time. No definite arrange
ment has been made on this subject. but il
| is not improbable that the bill will be tenn
porarilv laid aside after some further dis
cussion. Should this be done. the Senate
will be able to take I'D the Dakota bill or
| bankruptcy bill as the next subject for con-
| -
Z! Tho Senate and House This w.eL
uv o,.I
p, w A1hlNGioN' 1i+':' 'aiii"l .f'ii. - senator
III 30" Sil. M iLiS 10
oai up ,iie oiil tile my opPoItI
MY i nut Iio;e - MY ~ ooouI .nls "eeA-
ne oiiL 70 uiSl'e .iie IiouA Ihuia1 reser-
n"s tine iini y. atloii
IN ,,ie ini9 i,oi.. I,lIei 1iie
, iuie, anu WI H piopaotS pe uiapcseo ol 70
W. I;ii oii Ite lay
~. % ~ oe eu
Statas e. ~ 80 INC oali Vi
| ,iatoI oa,sl,';,,a, Ill W o.ii9 - oo,il-
| nitv to report anv measures prepared bv
| them during the past week The most
| important bills now in a condition
| to be reported are those extend
| ing the circulation of national banks.
| amending the shipping laws and 1eDealinp
! the limitation of arrears of pensions Act
| II is doubtful whether anv of these will he
reported in season to secure action in the
| morning hour during the week. The hills
| most likely to be taken up for action under
| the morning hour call of committees this
week are those forfeitinp of srndrv nm
earned land grants to railroads in certain
Southern States and rr0yidinr for the VOL
untarv retirement of naval officers. Wat
sons bill 20 increase widows pensions re-
mains unfinished business for the House
after the morning hour of Tuesday. Tho
| indications are that its discussion is nearly
| exhausted, and that vote will be reached
| early IN the week. The special order for
| Thursday Is the delivery OF euiogleS upon
the late Representative Eiwood, OF Illinois.
| friday being private Dill day. an effort may
be made To secure consideration of the
| RITZ John Porter OIL, which STANDS high up
| on the ea!ander. 1t Is expected that con-
| siderable debate will arise, i'll which event
| the bill may go over without final action
until the next private bill day.
The United States and Mexico.
WASHINGTON. January 24th.-It is under-
stood that the subcommittee of the Ways
and Means Committee. who have had tRe
matter nneler consideration have agread To
report favorablv upon Mr. Hewitt's hi tn
carry into efTecf :, rnnvention hct1yea,, 40
ITniied States of America and tho I-nitad
States of Mexico sirnpd on the 2O+b dav of
January 1SS3 The snh. con,mittee viii re-
port to tbe fail COMMITTEES early his weoy
and il i believed that Mr. Morrison will
report tbe hin favorablv 70 fhe House
This will h,ing mo the whole ouast;on nc to
whether the House has anv AUTHORITY 10
take any stems in REGARD 10 a treatv MT il
is claimed hat in cascs of con,r,er,.ial
treaty sucb as tbe one unfler consideration
where ouestions relating to the tariF are
involved the subiect is legitimate ono for
action by the lower branch Of Conoress
po.,,,o,sa D.s,ro,os h,, E;..
-, r.,
o.,'..lE JacksoN SNlion'J, 'ahualy -itln.Ilhe
oouni9 PooIiiouse was almost ehHreiy ae-
StLoyeu 9t pl IRE a' eiock t1ls 81 morning;
In, nete e we're nopty inmates ana aIl escaped
pu. nFe' VINO Perlsnea N the names. Inc
this city to-day. The dead are as follows
Billy Martha aged 60. insane an inmate
Tor twelve years; Kate Avery, aged 20, in
sane, an inmate Tor ten years Jane At
klns, aged 10, insane, an inmate for ten
years Aena Boynton, aged s3, deaf; Chas.
Elliott, aged q, bllnd. The building was
situated IN lonely spos. about four miles
from the city 1t was recently built at
cost OF slZ,oVo. The ire, the origin OF
wnlcn Is UNKNOWN broke out III the
inmates Kitchen, ana The whole interior