Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-30
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ms attack. and what narrow escape he
hao met, and then told the President
candldly that he had come to the conclu
sion that II was best for him not to 90 back to
| the treasury. The President regretted this
oeclslon, but he conld net gainsay the
arguments OF the Secretary 1t was under
stooo, however between them, that Man
IlIng would not at present tender his resig-
! nauon, but would give the President ample
! time to look around for a proper Successor.
ASSISTANT Secretary Fairchild, who has
seen acting as Secretary during the illness
"a Mr; Mannlng, may possibly he ap-
POINTED, although it is reported in inside
circles that the President contemplates
seieTlng some one who will be acceptable
10 tne stalwart element of the Democracy.
"hlcA is now so thoroughly dissatisfied.
ADVERSE Report Decided Upon.
WAsHINGToS. April 29th.-The Senate
commerce Committee decided this morning
10 ,, reporl adversely upon the nomination of
San Francisco. This shows that the infu-
ehce exeried against him by Senators Fair
ana Stanford has had its effect, in spite of
she strenuous efforts of Henley to secure
favorable report in the case.
The Labor Question.
BALTIMORE April 29th.-Tbe first public
demonstration in this city of organized
labor in favor of the eight-hours' system
TOOK place tonight. There was monster
torehlght procession, in which many thou
SANDS OF men, representing all classes of
labor, took part, followed by mass meet
ing.
CHARLESTON CIV. Va-), April 29th-Sat-
urday morning next all the miners en-
ployed in the kanawka coal region will
strike, as the operators have refused to give
the price demanded. This will affect about
5000 men.
CINcINEArI, April 29tb. The trouble
with the freight handlers and vardlneu at
Storeys station, ON the Ohio and Missis-
sippi Railroad, was settled o-day by the
company granting the increase.
JERSEY CITY, April 29ih.- A general
strike among the macbinists of this city is
threatened next Saturday.
PITTsBURG, April 29th.-All the depart
ments of Brown & Co.'S iron and steel
works, except the steel MILL were closed
down to day, the laborers and engineers
having struck for an advance of 10 per
cent. in wages. About 800 mcn are af-
fected.
KEY WEST (Fla), April 29th.-Three
hundred cigarmakers have struck at Gates
factory, and lG0 at Ellinger's In the for
mer case they demanded the discharge Of
an Objectionable employe, and in the latter
they followed a retiring foreman.
CHICAGO, April 29th.-General Superin
tendent Wheeler and Vice President
Hughitt said they would take 10 notice of
the demands of the freight handlers.
We cannot permit" said they, Our en-
ployes in any department to interfere with
the business of our road. We must and
will run our trains and shops to suit our
selves
Charles CrocI<er's Condition.
New YORK, April 29th.-Chas. Crocker's
condition improves hourly. He received a
number of visitors this morning. and
talked with Wall street friends on railroad
matters. He has had no relapse, and the
physicians say there are no unfayorable
symptoms, and that his family and friends
need have no uneasinesS about his ultimate
recovery. 1t is doubtful whether he will
be able to be at his office before the middle
of May.
The G. A. r. of Ohio.
CLEVELAND, April 29th.-At the twenti-
eth encampment of the Grand Army of the
Republic, Department of Ohio, the follow
ing officers were elected to-day: Depart
ment Commander, Colonel A. L. Con er,
OF Akron; Senior Vice Commander, Chas.
Wertzell, of Cincinnati; Junior Vice
Commander, B. n. Lindsey, ofSteubenville;
Medical Director, DIR. J. l.. Kline, of Ports
iilOutHi (Hdpldiii o. W. Drake, OF FORTS
mouth. Ex-President R. b. Hayes was
elected Delegate t-Large to the National
Encampment to be held at San Francisco.
New York Stock Market.
New YORK, April 29th.-Central Pacific.
4O4; Burlington, 131l Rio Grande, Isl;
Northern Pacific. 243 Northwestern,
LOG; New York Central, 1O1; Oregon
Navigation, 9s; Transcontinental, 2S4
Pacific Mail, 53s Panama. 9S; Rock
Island, 255; st. Louis and San Francis
co, 1Sl; st. Paul and Omaha, 80; Texas
Pacific, o74; Union Pacific, 49s Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express, 121; Western
Union 635