Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-24
Serious Labor Strike.
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

The capstone of the Bartholdi statue ne
destal was laid Thursday.
The Senate has confirmed the nomina
| ton of Samuel II. Wagner as Postmaste
| at San Jose, Cal
Intimate friends of Senator Fair at Wash
ington say that he is in the field to sue
ceed himself in the Senate.
The predicted extension and develop
mont of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cific Railroad system is to become fac
forthwith.
Secretary Manning is rapidly recovering
his health, and he will return to work in
the Treasury within q proper period after
his recovery.
The Spanish Sanitary Council has gu.
thorized the practice of incubation, discov-
cred by DR.. Ferran, in the event of recur-
renee of cholera in Spain.
Sir Charles Dixie expresses satisfaction
that the Crawford divorce case has been re-
opened as he believes he can prove that
he was blameless in the affair.
The law partner of ex-President Arthur
said Thursday . think Arthur's kidney
trouble is over. His illness is not as serious
as some people seem to think"
The publication of the second volume of
General Grants memoirs has been again
postponed, and the publishers do not ex-
pect to get it out before May 10th.
Frederick S. Turner, General Secretary
and Treasurer of the Knights of Labor,
testified yesterday before the House COM
mittee on the labor difficulties in the South
west.
1t looks as if prohibition would really
become party issue in Pennsylvania in
IL, Il.
drawn be ween the Democrats and Repub-
hcans.
Good Friday was observed in New York
yesterday. Services were held in all Cath
olic and Protestant Churches, which were
Exchanges were closed.
The police were on hand early in New
York yesterday, to guard the men who
were running the cars on the Third-avenue
surface railroad. The cars began running
at 7:30 o'clock. There was no excitement
whatever around the depot
The Solicitor of the Treasury has in
structed the United States District ATTORNEY
at San Francisco to bring suit against the
Sierra Lumber Company to recover about
S22l 800 damages for the conversion of tim
Der and lumber taken from public lands.
DR.. Frisch, the delegate sent by the Aus
trian Government to Paris to investigate
and report upon Pasteur's system of the
treatment of hydrophobic disease, in a
public lecture has advised the medical pro-
tession of the Empire to adopt the French
SayantS method.
The notice of the confirmation of General
Rosecrans to be Register of the Treasury
has not yet reached the President Upon
inquiry. it is learned that the nomination
is sill hung up in the Senate upon mo-
ton to reconsider the vote by which it was,
a few days ago, confirmed.
The strike on the Lake Shore Railroad is
at an end. Chairman Stabb, of the Switch
mems Union, yesterday sent telegram to
the strikers at the FOrty-third- street yards
in Chicago, to report to the yardmaster
there for duty. There was general shak-
ing of hands and congratulations among
the men, and everybody seemed pleased.
A Berlin cablegram says: Signs of
cholera in Germany have created tre-
mendous scare, and the Government has
revived the enforcement of preventive
measures adopted and exercised in 1888.
The police are active in carrying out the
regulations, and the Sanitary Committee is
extraordinary watchful.