Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-10


ship.
Los ANGELES, March 9th. - Governor
Stoneman came in from his ranch at San
Gabriel to-day. and is stopping al the resi-
dence of J. NJ. Griffith. The EUe1linq En-
press reports an interview with the Gov
ernor this afternoon, as follows:
Governor, / suppose you heard the
news last evening of Senator Miller's death
ct Washington"
:. Yes did, he replied, with some emo.
ton; would to God be were alive, as he
WAS very dear friend of mine"
Have you heard anything in regard TO
the appointment of his successor ?n
The Governor replied, g As to that, / can
say that have received no official informa-
ton of his death, and do not care to say
anything further ON the subject
After a few minutes conversation on
other subjects, the reporter again in
quircd: Then, Governor, do | under
stand that can get no interview with YOU
as to Senator Miller's probable successor ?v
8 No. you cannot" he said, very de-
cidediy, and the reporter considered that
that ended the matter.
An agent of the Associated Press called
on the Governor this evening, with no
greater success. He commented freely on
the late Senator Miller, stating that he
served with him during the war, and es-
teelned him highly.
You can see the delicacy of my posi-
ton said he. You can say that posi-
lively decline to converse upon the sub
ject
To an inquiry when he intended return
ing 20 Sacramento, he said he did not
know-hc might be recalled at any mo-
ment
Much interest is felt here in the subject
OF Senator Miiler's successor, and there is
quite general feeling that a southern Cal
iforiia man should be appointed
The Express this evening published in
teryiews with number of leading citizens
on the subject, a majority of whom hoped
Stephen NJ White would be appointed.
The Associated Press representative in
reviewed Mr.. White this afternoon. and
asked whom he thought the Governor
would appoint. lie said he had not seen
Governor SLOVENIAN since the death of SEN
ator Miller. and that he had no idea or
opinion as 10 who would be appointed.
Respect to the Memory of Senator Miller.
''----NATS,= March 9th-At meeting of
prominent citizens at the Court house this
afternoon. resolutions of respect 10 the
memory of Senator Miller were adopted
and remarks made by Hon. +. Il. Johns
ton, q. Harrison, Colonel Carr and others.
viii appoint committee OF twenty citizens
from this county TO attend the funeral The
flags are at half-mast.
The Auti-Chinesc Agitation.
REDpISG. March 9th.-A monster anti
Chinese meeting was held here to-day.
Stirring speeches and resolutions were pre-
scented, and an anti Chinese League was
Organized, sixty strong E. A Reid was
elected delegate to the Convention. In
Guiding the appointment by the Super
visors, the following gentlemen will repre-
sent Shasta county: Z. B. Gushing. +. p.
Priman, Albert Ross, Ed Reed, B. s. Rob
erts and l.. w. Kidd
MENDocISo, March 9ih.-Owing to the
refusal of the Fort Bragg Redwood Com
pany. at Fort Bragg, to discharge its Chi
nese laborers. thirty-five men EMPLOYED by
the company left yesterday.
The Railroad War.
SAN Francisco, March 9th.-There was
no change in the railroad situation to-day.
the rates remaining as yesterday. A large
number of tickets were sold YESTERDAY and
business seemed to be fairly good TODAY.
About rs per cent. of the tickets sold are
third-class.
AT Los ANGELES.
Los ANGELES, March 9th.-Passenger
rates East to-day, via the Southern Pacific.
first-class, limited, to Kansas City, $40 !:
Chicago, SIS; New York, $50 Atchison
line, 81 less to each point. Many people
are purchasing tickets.
San Francisco Money Market.
'- sAS Francisco, March 9th.-Money has
appeared to be more plentiful during the
past week. The demand is less active. A
good deal of money was taken out of
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