Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-18
SATURDAYS NEWS.
loovpxvsrD FROM SPECIAL pr@ArcHEs.i
Domestic.

Domestic.
The cigarmakers' strike in New York is
spreading.
The shipment ofgold to Europe has been
resumed in New York.
The total gold export from New York
this year to date is 81, $40, 900.
John Kelly is gradually sinking. His
death may occur at any time.
Further reports are being received of per-
sons frozen TO death during the recent Biz
zard.
The rescuing party in the Nanticoke coal
mine now hourly expect to reach the fatal
chamber.
Business failures in the United States for
the last seven days were c32, against 336
last week.
1t is thought that the House Judiciary
Committee will soon report national bank
ruptcy bill.
A dynamite explosion at Yonkers, n. Y,
Saturday. did considerable damage, but
injured no one.
Annie 0'Connor, q cham5ermad in To
ledo, o., is heiress TO fortune OF ESQ, 900 q
year in England.
The Postmaster-Generald does not approve
of the proposed delivery of mail in Balti-
more on Sunday.
Henley was absent from the conference
of the California delegation on the Chi
nese question Saturday
The effect of Lamar's decision is appar-
ent on Bell telephone stock, which was
quoted Saturday in Boston at 1887.
e. J. Baldwin has engaged number of
coiored iabJrers in North Carolina TO work
on his lands in southern California.
The military guard at Grants tomb will
be continued until July Sd, in accordance
with orders from the Secretary of War.
A mob made an unsuccessful attempt to
take Holly Epps, murderer, from the Jail
al Vinccnnes, Ind, Saturday morning.
1t is asserted that John Mccullough left
a daughter who has been provided for by
paid-up insurance policy on the actors life.
The situation in the New York dry goods
markets. assuring, agents and jobbers re-
porting business beyond their aniicipations.
The weekly bank statement of New York
shows reserve increase of 81, $50, 900. The
banks row hold S33, SI2 000in excess of the
rule.
The Senate Committee will report favor
ably Plumbs bill granting the right OF way
through public lands for irrisating pur-
poses.
Captain John A. Williams was sentenced
to eighrecn years Imprisonment for the
murder of poor German salor at VIII
mington. Del.
It is said on Wall street that a bear pool
has been formed in Pacific Mail That
stock WIS unusually active and conspic-
ously weak Saturday
1t is asserted at Washington that Borne
mann has been Teins -ated as Cashier of the
san Francisco Suh-rreasury st the request
of President Cleveland.
JACK Dempsey, who recently called on
La Blanche, THE Marine" in Boston,
dared him to fight at once for 81 ,000 or for
fun. The offer was declined.
At Buffalo. N Y, Saturday, Professor o. |
). Fowler was arrested and held to await
the action of the Grand Jury on charge
of prac'icing medicine illegally.
Brown & Auderton, New York bankers,
assigned Friday, with preferences of $7S,-
ass, and other liabilities of $50, 900. Gradual
loss of their commission business is the
cause stated.
A Raleigh On c. dispatch says: At 5
o'clock Friday afternoon John B. Sturdi-
want of Wake county, the boy who became
suddenly blind, recovered his sight Just as
he predicted.
The yacht clubs of New York are raising
subscriptions to build faster yacht than
the Puritan to meet the English yacht Gal.
atea, next year, in the race for the Ameri-
cas- cup. Above half the money is already
pledged.
George w. Childs, who has been elected
an honorary member of Typographical
Union, No. ~. of Baltimore, received yes
-
presented him with handsome certificate
of membership.
The National Convention of Journeymen
Bakers adjourned Saturday after adopting
resolution to boycott all proprietors who re-
fuse to reduce the hours of labor to twelve
per day. The next convention will be held
in Chicago January Is, 1897.
Over 800 Produce Exchange brokers on
Friday night attended the Fourteenth street
Theater, New York, to witness Evange-
line, and speedily converted the parquet
into n bear-pt. The Sun says that for
time they owned the establishment.
The Postoffice Department has received
a letter from the German Director General
of Posts, urging the United States Govern
ment 10 send an officer of the Postoffice De-
partment to Germany to personally inspect
and study the parcel post service of that
country, with view to Joining the Inter-
national Parcel Post Union.
The New York Post has information
from Dakota that much agitation exists
there in consequenceof instructions to loan
agents from their principals in the East not
to make any further loans on mortgages.
nor to renew any unless it be stipulated in
the contract that payment shall be made in
gold coin or the equivalent thereof.
The Secretary of the Interior has re-
quested the Attoney-General TO institute
suits against the Lacotta Cattle Company in
the western part of Nebraska to recover
Sl5, go, the value of timber alleged to have
been cut by them from public lands. Also
similar suit against A. VI. and j. H.
Wetherbee to recover $40, $40, the value of
timber cut from public lands in Missis-
sippi.