Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-25
SATURDAYS NEWS.


Senator Miller's health il again causing
much anxiety.
Three bodies were taken from the New
berg. w Va, coal mine Saturday.
Cleveland has announced himself strongly
IN favor OF enforcing the eight-hour law.
The California star route contracts for
the next four years were awarded Saturday.
The loss in oranges frozen By the recent
coia snap in Florida is now stated to be
about 81 100000.
The debris question will be considered
by judge Rhodes and the California Con
gressmen to-day.
Dorman B. Eaton, Civil Service Commits
sioner: has sent the President his resigna-
ton of that Office.
Mrs: Lane has denied all The charges
made by the defense in her suit for a d.
Vorce at youngstown, O.
Edward Myers died in Ell Paso. Texas
SATURDAY, OF starvation. Beyond his name
nothing IS known of him.
Traffic over the Shenandoah branch of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad was
suspended oy serious cavern Saturday.
Eight men We're buried by snowslide
near Aspen Col, on Tuesday night. killing
Tour ana probably fatally iniuring the
others.
Congressman Markham has the appoint
meht OF west Point cadet, and has ar
ranged for competitive examination of
applicants.
DIR. Hamilton has recommended that the
Secretary Of the Treasury establish a ma
nne hospital at Los Angeles, and also one
at San Diego.
passenger train on the Shenandoah
branch OF the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad, had a narrow escape from a
frlghtiui disaster, SATURDAY, near Shenan-
doah.
A Burlington (Vt) special says The
greatest ga herring Of war veterans ever wit
messed in Vermont is here this being the
annual STATE Encampment. Five ex-Gov-
ernors sat at the banquet
The President informed Senator Satur-
day that he would stand IN the constitu-
donal provision which gives the President,
with the advice and consent of the Senate,
Tie right to make appointments
The receivers of the Texas and Pacific
Railway, Governor Brown, of St Louis.
and Governor L. A. Sheldon, of New Mex
leo and New Orleans, are deyising means
Tor bringing order out Of chaos ana reorgan-
lz'ng the bankrupt road.
The New York Jourlal If Commerce. Phil
dciphia special says: The pig-iTon inter
eSts are anxious 70 make an advance Of 80
cents per ton on both forge and foundry
iron 70 cover the increase cost of produc.
ton. The market is strong.
Maud Miller, the daughter Of JOAQUIN
Miller, is living a. IS Sixth avenue, New
York, with her new husband, joseph Lon
don Mccormick, to whom she was married
While IN Chicago last week. without Secur-
ing divorce from young Mackay, her first
husband.
y Salida Cola special to the Denver Re
publican ays: Word has Just been received
here that aysnOwslide II Columbia Gulch
two days ago carried away twelve of the
nifty deserted houses of the old mining
camp completely covering up the mill and
house OF tue Columbia mine. No one was
hurt.
a very large invoice of tea arrived at
New YORK IN the steamer Energie, from
China by way Of Singapore, f.. 900 chests
being carted off. An important portion of
the cargo Is an invoice Of 10000 ineots of
tin, weighing 100 pounds each and valued
at $50 each, which has been taken on at
Singapore.
The shippers and bunchers employed by
John W. Love, New York cigar manufact-
urer, returned TO work Saturday morning.
and the cigar-makerS and packers, mum
bering in ali 80, will resume work to-day.
This leaves fourteen manufacturers hold
ing out against their employees. Otherwise
the situation remains unchanged.
The fire among The cotton bales ut Amer
lean Rocks, Tomkinsville, Staten Island.
which started last Wednesday and de-
stroyed two storehouses at a loss of $780,
600, is not yet extinguished. The Merritt
Coast Wrecking Company has taken charge
OF the fire, and it will probably take three
weeks to completely extinguish it.
The New York CoBtnler,i Bulletin says:
Business is looking decidedly cheerful in
the dry goods trade. which by common
consent is looked upon as an index 10 the |
condition of other trades. Western and
Southwestern iobbers are in the market in
considerable force, and commission houses
report an improved demand for goods.
A Kansas City (Mo.) dispatch says: The
situation on the overland railroads is i'm
proving, and a through train arrived over
the Darlington and Missouri River roads
this afternoon. The Santa Fe and the Kan
sas Pacific are running local trains. East
ern trains were delayed, though not seri-
ously. The mercury stood at zero at noon.
Vanderbilts gift of 500, GOO to the Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons at New
York was expended in the purchase of %
lots (nearly an entire city block at Tenth
avenue and Fifty-ninth streets. Now his
daughter. Mrs William d. Sloane, and her
husband have agreed to erect and endow a
maternity hospital on the lots, with 25 free
beds, enough to accommodate 500 patients
during the year.