Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-18
WHOLE NO. 1O,943.
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITTES.

IEhEuhAPHlC BREYITIES.
II Is reported that Prince Luithpold will
sooii oe proclaimed Regent of Bavaria.
The President has vetoed the bill 10 es.
| SaDiish a port of delivery at Springfield
Representative FELTON, has introduced y
resolution IN the House to refund to ex-
sugar. 49,
The President is said to be opposed to
ie'aHiatorY legislation against Canada, and
~ - .housht ne would veto any heroic
Justice Field says that Secretary Lamar
ssnlIo! ssN ehahge The decision of the Circuit
Seur, III the case of the San Francisco
pueblo grant '''0o
l. A Dixon & Co., of Broolslvn hay.
sued the Western Union TeIeora1h c.
pany Tor $4,000 damages for failure to
deliver a telegram.
In the House, Monday. Representative
Bouteile OF Maine introduced q resolution
appropriating $4,000 for the erection II,
w asnlhStoh OF bronze monument To tho
late Edwin NJ. Stanton. " INC
The Laclede Gas Company. of ST yonis
mas succeeded in employing full force of
new inen 10 take the place of those who
struck for eight hours on Saturday and a
gas famine has been avoided.
A report has reached Portland. Me that
the nshlng schooner Ella NJ. Doughty of
iorllahd has been seized by the author
itles al hnSiishtown, Nova Scotia. for the
inlractlon OF the Canadian fishing laws.
several Eastern clergymen preached on
me labor question Sunday; beside Beecber
neper Newton and Talmage gave advice to
ihe w0rklngmen and employers and had
considerably to say touching the vital cues
tions of the day
Maggie Cole, who came to Logansport
rom Lebanon Ind, five years ago. when
Dnt IL years of age and entered a house of
ill-repute, was sought out bv her old cnar-
dian and informed that 5000 in cash was
at her disposal at her old home.
An attempt was made Sunday night to
burn the East st. Louis approach 10 the
great st. Louis bridge by wettiny it down
win lnf1ammable liquids, so that spark
from an engine might set fire to il. The
scheme was discovered and frustrated bv
Scrubbing the bridge
At Directors meeting Of the Pacific
Mail Company it was decided to close the
books for the annual election on Nav 2Ofh
The election will be held Nav 26tb. and
the books will be reopened Nav 9th. One
OF the Directors says that they pledged
themselves to vote for the present Board.
Port Moody, which was originally Sc
lecteu as the terminus Of the Canadian Pa
enc hallroad has, owing to the inadequacy
ol the haroor and the unl&vorabe topog-
raphy OF the surrounding lard. been dis
carded IN favor of Coal Harbor and Eng
lish bay, at the entrance to Burrard inlet
As reported from the subcommittee fo
tla an A
House, the legislative. executive and in
hclal appropriation bill makes a total ap-
preparation for the next fiscal year of 500
hu,oH. The appropriation for the current
year was S21 81 ,603 and the estimates for
the next year aggregate $2l, ,406,6S5
Ex-A lderman Jaehne convicted in New
ork OF bribery, saws that his LAWYER will
make a motion for a new trial. When
that is denied by Justice Barrett, as it prob
ably will be, they will appeal the case to
the general term of the Supreme Court.
and Will ask for stay of proceedings and
his admission to bail pending that appeal.
James o. Kelly cables to the New York
Herdtd from London as follows: With
chamberlain success is a question of life
ana death. Nothing but great victory at
the polls can save him from political an
Inhalation. Numbers of his political
friends loathe him, and traitor is the
polltest epltheS addressed to him in conf
dental conversation.
The Collector of Customs at Sitka. Alaska
has been notified that the practice adopted
by him OF issuing permits to import liquors
into Alaska, for medical purposes, is incon-
sistent with the regulations which author
ICES permits by Custom officers in Alaska
for landing of liquors already brought 10
that Territory, and no permits are to be
issued IN advance OF importation.
The crop report printed in this weeks
issue OF the Chicago Farmers Repieir states
that the heavy rains of the past week have
lessened somewhat the former excellent
outlook for spring wheat in Nebraska.
Wisconsin, Minnesota and Dakota. The
great rainfall has also occasioned some in
jury to winter wheat in Wisconsin, Michi-
gan, Iowa and Indiana where in some of
the heldS 1t was beginning to head out
William S. Bissell, President Cleveland's
former partner, who has talked to the
President about the marriage is reported
as saying that the admirers of the Admin
istration, who will undoubtedly wish to
make wedding gifts, may as well take
notice, now and hereafter, that ANYTHING
sent to the White House in the way of a
token of regard, in the form of silverware
bric-a- brio, etc, will be returned to the
donors.
Negotiatiations are in progress for the
settlement of transcontinental matters
The election of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Directors takes place on the 18th inst.
After this a change in the entire condition
OF afflIrs IS confidently expected. Although
the officials Of the Pacific Mail persistentiv
deny any change III the situation. from in
side sources it is learned that C. p. Hunt
ington will have a controlling interest in
the new Pacific Mail Board of Directors.
The Chicago Tcibuae's New York CORE
spondent says: J. V and C. b. FarweU
and Colonel Abner Taylor have organized
a corporation under the English laws in
order to borrow money to improve and
stock their ranch in the Panhandle Of
Texas. They own 100000 acres there.
which were given to them by the State for
building the Capitol at Austin The plant
Is stocked for so, 100000, and these three
men own all the shares. The corporation
formed is known as the Capital Land and
Freehold Company.
A large number of petitions are coming
to the Senate relating TO oleomargarine and
other limitations of butter. A great major.
lty of the petitions are from agricultural
and dairy associations and favor the bill
an internal revenue tax of ten
cents per pound on the product named.
anu us ana sale.
while the opposing petitions are from pro-
dace exchanges and similar commercial
bodies, protesting against any such law,
and suggesting that it would be sufficient
for Congress to require such product TO be
properly labelled.
Two more American attempts at aerial
navigation are attracting attention. One of
them Is that OF a Chicago man, who pro-
poses TO substitute for the balloon a steel
cylinder, to which he will attach passen-
ger car. the whole being propelled by cleo
tricity. He is already counting on his
speed, which is TO be from fifteen TO twenty
miles an hour near the earth's surface and
three times as much at the hight of 5000
feet. The second device is the Dirigible
balloon of General Thayer, of Philadelphia,
designed primarily for wal purposes.
No BAD effects from a fall on the ice if vOu
use st. Jacobs Oil. Price. fifty cents.