Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-07
SATURDAYS NEWS.
CONFESSED FROM SPECIAL DrsrArcHEs.l
Domestic.


The House will fix June 26th as the day
for the final adjournment of Congress.
Francis ]. Walker is preparing plan of
organization for the Stanford University.
C. P Huntington says there is no sign of
a settlement of the transcontinental trouble.
The New York bank statement shows a
reserve decrease of S1,763,O00 during the
week.
Henley and Markham say that they will
not be candidates for denomination to Con-
gress.
There is little prospect of the Morrison
tariff bill being considered by the present
Congress.
A. ]. Mcbride and his wife were muir
dered by robbers near Tyro, n. c., on Fri
day night.
The House on Saturday considered the
Pacific railroad extension bill without
reaching a vote.
Ex-President Arthur did not feel well
enough Saturday to drive ont. He was up
only few hours.
A pro Chinese memorial from several
preachers on the Pacific coast was pre-
sented to the Senate Saturday.
The House Judiciary Committee have
agreed to report fayorably Edmunds anti
polygamy bill, with many amendments,
some of which are of a radical nature.
At Denver, Saturday, Judge Hallett an
nounced that unless an appropriation was
made soon he would discharge the United
States Court, as the funds are exhausted.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland went
fishing Saturday, the former succeeding in
landing over dozen fine trout. Colonel
Lamont and wife spent Sunday with the
newly-married pair.
Baseball Saturday: New York-Chicagos
4, New York 0. At Washington-Na-
tionals s, st. Louis A. At Boston-Kansas
Citys 4, Boston TO- At Philadelphia
troits 5, Philadelphias 0, fourteen innings.
The ship Cheova, lying at the foot of
Greene street, ar Greenpoint. New York,
loaded with $4,000 cases of kerosene, took
fire about II o'clock Saturday night. She
was towed into the stream and is liable to
prove total loss. The loss IS estimated at
about 100000.
The funeral of John Kelly took place in
New York Saturday morning from st.
Patrick Cathedral. The pail were:
Judge Hilton, Arthur Levy, John T.
Agnew, Recorder Smythe Judge German,
Commissioner Brennan, Eugene Kelly and
August Belmont.
Senator Blair has reported faYorably
from the Committee on Labor an amend
ment to the sundry civil bill, proposing an
appropriation of 100000 Bland dollars to
aid in the establishment of a school in
Utah, under the direction of the Industrial
Home Association of Utah.
Drayton and Arthur Williams, the first
convicted of murder and the other of bru-
tally assaulting a woman, from which his
victim died, were hanged at Orlando, Fla.
Saturday. The hanging was private.
Drayton confessed his crime, but Williams
persisted that he was innocent.
Anderson, the horseback rider, gave up
his match against Woodside and Brooks,
cyclists, that has been going on at Madi-
son square Garden, New York, during the
week, twelve hours day, at 11:20 Satur-
day night Anderson had made 953 miles,
against 957 for the cyclists. Woodside
scored AS miles and Brooks 4S4.
At o'clock Saturday morning the cars
on ali the lines in New York city, with the
exception of those ON Third avenue, which
axe run by non-union men, stopped. All
the street-car lines in Brooklyn have also
been tied up This is the third time in the
first half of the year that all of the surface
roads in New York have been tied up.