Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-23

agreed to "Sie
The Chair laid bacoro ,l,o co.,a.. ~.
Judiciary Committee resol,,+;o,,s - "a
omit tool, the aoor in or.,,s;,i,, ,,''tl ~
majority report The ONLY al,iect coIor;tt
could see that was to he s1bscrye,, b,, th,s
adoption of tbe resolntionS r.,'o,..o9 ~ uHo
majority of tbe comn,jttea ,os ~ - 10 o' q
record and nernptuata ,o oI;oa pi''St oF III o
majority. '''''''e0 '' ''i''
Jackson followed CoIouitt o1so :, o,,,,o-
sition TO the majority reIort - III
Before he had copcIr5ad ~ Co,,o4.
went into executive session a,d IL soo',
iourned '''>' SUN ''''
u =.
,u. =, pies'h'a'i'es H'
" AsIINeIoN, Niareh l Z-d.-Ihe bill grant
lieg "a pension OF - 000 year to the widow
VI ,'a p1Leiui ,ee W, . hancock, was passed
yeas lo9' nays n.
Henley, from the Committee on Public
iaaiis's' lePor,eu Dill 10 iorlelt certain
10 ii'li,vu " tiu III me construction oil
'i'e 9i1,ti -,oitlieIli L 'lciiic f'aiiroad-
A'Jouineu'
Inc sehate's Efforts to Obtain informa-
ton.
WASHINGTON, March 22d.-Some time
ago the Senate, IN Executive session, on
l notioh oI CHAIRMAN morrill,, OF the FL
iiStioo sII!. CoiiIiilittee, auoptea resolution,
fH.i.iiS upon the secretary OF the treasury
NJ ~ INC tapcls On me- III the case oI MI.
oioi 'oi' ouI Feyor Vi .ne port ol San tran-
oisGo! relnoveu' ana Mr.. Ilnnln appointed
% lHS 'u1CesSUl sol also' the papers III the
case ca Vi Mr; W elis' suspended from the
49, VI CoiIec'oi Oi customs at burning
S,1Io,, viinoi,l anu the appointment OF Mr.
,,I' % iiIe SUCCESSOR. IN each case tle
ton,a.; sue, eot! pc" replies, refusing the IN
aieo Ieau' PreierrlhS charges OF offensive
paIIsanship M, against ex-Postmaster Palmer
vi Oillcaso. Mr. Juod' Iaimer successor
mao coiiiliiheu SeVeral weeks ago. Senator
logan salu To-Day that the letter IN ques-
.ioii Aau never peeh seen oy MN, ana that
~ ~ was not on the MES OF the Post Of1cc
committee when the nomination OF Judd
was pehdlng. Inc letter was laid on the
'aoie'
Noiiiiha'iohs'
WASHINGTON, March 22d.-The President
To-Day sent TO the Senate the following
nominations Malcolm &. Barney, to be
receiver OF PUBLIC Moneys at Spokane
fails, w. L. PostmaSters = Frank
ADAMS, AT Gunnlson, Col; Adolph Selig-
man, at santa Fe, n. Nj.
The Union Pacific and the Government.
WASHINGTON. March 22d IT is stated
that Charles Francis Adams President of
the Union Pacific Railroad has mada
proposition to the House Committee on
Pacihc Railroads, to the effect that his
company Is willing to turn over to the
United states, IN any manner that may be
deemed pest, all the branch roads owned
ana operated by the Union Pacific, as Sc
cnrlty Tor the payment of the amount to
winch that company is now indebted to
Tue, tne ooNellilne1t' rms proposition has
neeh considered by the committee, and
aney nave oeen lnquirlng into the status
il is nronosed IN tnrn or,or II - ~, !" - ~.
preston of many of the members that these
branch roads, and there are about
twenty nine of them, are so loaded down
with obligations, which are owned by Union
Pacific that the security offered is prac-
tically worthless. Then, too, there wouId
be the difficulty in making the roads avail
able security, even if they were financially
souli'l' lor IL Would necessltate their being
Iioyn,a,,+ ~ ~ iiiienl anu the en-
loot aftar 10 Il Il" SoionI aua,ioer oi persons 10
While tba ooo,,,;ttoe So u ;i'ient =; Interests.
nronosit;on of NJ sJo,,, 40 ,ii, ins lne
Iitelv viii ho oono,1.oI "liioii !. 10 hot
fered nv UenIav IF Co1;for,I;a ,esoiu.loiS oi-
for a t6o,on1,h 1,,d oo,-i1Iin. i,';',
of tho f ,ia iicrVestIsatl9n
ahavanoa
w. APPraisefship.
=. WASHINGTON, March 22d.-The nomina- |
noh non OF Ihos. Beck, to be Appraiser of |
Merchahqise at San Francisco, will not be |
confirmed without opposition. Beck dis |
charSeG ten or twelve employees when he |
look charge OF the office, among them |
three or iour X-Union soldiers. These |
men have protested against their removal, |
ana senator Logan will champion their |
cause ana oppose Beck S confirmation.
More Missionaries yy,pted I'm .,os,
,1y,,,,,,.,,.,o,, MI, 90, cl-,1,
,, ,1,.;,,'i .l. '5iieluon JacA-
-, ~; ,.a1,r7 -. iot IecoIli-
,,,tl;,S ~ ii,s 20 'ic senate that more
III Senl ~ 4AIa>Ai, ana especl-
''- m ~, 'loh, among the
bns for Ooi,i.aeIcial Soh
90 :, 10, N''S io.ii'''iiieu SCHOOLS
Iva 'iio 'i'''i' % VII '''e eA'ei''iail lsiailos.
Morrison's Tariff Bill.
WASHINGTON. March 22d The frierds |
of the Morrison bill have held several CON
ferences already in reference to the matter
of INADEQUATE revenue in case the measnro |
passes at this session of Congress- Tho |
plan of meeting such an emergency which |
meets most favor is the imnosition of an |
income tax scaled upon a basis of fxad |
rates upon the classification of incomes
imposing the least per cent. of tax on |
small incomes, and in a raising amount |
upon larger, upon the theory of making |
the burden OF taxation light on the poor |
and heavier upon the rich. Some of the |
members are IN favor of small land tax |
The latter idea has greater strength among |
the Eastern free-traders. Thus far the |
present bill in committee has been adopted |
by party vote, Messrs. Kelly, Hiscock, |
Reed, Brown and Mckinley having agreed |
among themselves not to interpose any pro-
.IaSteu oppositioh III committee lhey
'Vleo ti'. ~ obposltloii
rate Of nrogress in q, 'e f I'm
he viii bn oha - rannr, !. ~, ~ ~ .,i1 e'
Anil Ua ,r;II tbo, fa,,or a,,,,,Io .,,e Ia VI
erai d;ecnss;o ua snoy,,s ~ ~ ~ ~ 55tn.
rbero viii ba ,rorort;o,,a+oI,, . bao,iar ,.;e.
Derocrat;c ro,p ago;nst tbis no, thard
was ara;nst bis Ias7 hijI Ue cIai,ns 'ii ,hat
he has reason mis m TO- think otherw;se OH iS ' He