Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-10
SATURDAYS NEWS.
CONDENSED FROM SPECIAL p1srArcHEs.l


Domestic.
Two pension bills were vetoed by the
President Saturday.
The House has passed the Military
Academy appropriation bill.
Frank Clement. an actor, committed sui
eide at Newark, n. j., Saturday.
Jack Dempsey is en- route to San Fran
cisco intent on going into business.
The House of Representatives Friday
evening passed fifty-five pension bills.
Extensive preparations have been made
to prevent riotous outbreak in Cinciil-
natl.
The ex-Chinese Minister to the United
States left Omaha Saturday for San Fran
| cisco.
The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Com
pany proposes to extend its system in the
South.
Secretary Manning is said to have yielded
| to the Presidents wish that he should not
resign.
| The preliminary examination of the
! Chicago Anarchists has been postponed for
week
The baseball contests Saturday resulted
as follows: Chicago-Chicagos 4, Detroits
5. ST. Louis-St. Louis nothing, Kansas
Citys 3
The brakemans strike on the Utah and
Northern and Oregon Short Line Railroads
is ended.
A party of immigrants from the Cape de
Verde islands, recently arrived at New Bed
ford, tell terrible story Of suffering at sea.
Ex-President Arthur was not so well
Saturday, as the weather had depress-
ing effect. He is still troubled with insom-
MIA.
The Republican members of the Ohio
Senate by viva voce vote seated the four
Republican claimants from Hamilton
county.
Frederick Hanlon, known as the young
est of the famous Hanlon brothers, died at
Nice Of quick consumption on April Goth,
aged So years.
The New York weekly bank statement
shows reserve decrease of 1912 600. The
banks now hold Sll, 900 in excess of
legal requirements.
The centennial celebration of the Chat
ham Artillery was concluded at Savannah,
Ga, Saturday, and Jefferson Davis aud his
daughter left for home.
George Young, the negro wife-murderer
was executed at Waxahachie, Tex, Satur-
day, in the presence of 5000 persons.
Young was cool and collected.
A. B. Wood of the New York Stock Ex-
change has failed. 1t is said he was short
on the market. Considerable stock was
bought Saturday for his account.
The New York Worlds Washington cor
respondent says that John Sherman and
his friends are preparing plans TO boom
Sherman and Levi P. Morton for 1888.
I. hoo Haop toJ ,Lot n.a,.oI NJ. A.
Co, the SIS, 100000 Reading reorganization
syndicate. had suddenly decided to take no
part in the contest for the control of the
company.
At the Irish home rule meeting in New
York, Friday night, O'Donnovan Rosa
protested against praises of Gladstone, but
his voice was drowned in Kisses and groans.
PArnell and Gladstone were eulogized.
When the Chicago rioters looted a drug
store, Wednesday, they carried off and
drank bottle of carbolic acid, thinking it
was whisky. Two of the drinkers are al
ready dead and three others are dying.
The police made a number of additional
arrests in Chicago Friday night and Satur-
day morning. Fully fifty are now under
arrest on evidence of having explosives in
their possession or of having fred at the
police.
A Paris correspondent TO the New York
World says that Miss Folsom's wedding
dress is made, but that the wedding has
been postponed till June, her mother hav-
ing bad a return of the Roman fever, from
which it was thought she had recovered at
Genoa.
Edwin Stewart, son of General Edwin
r. Stewart, of New York, Paymaster in the
United States navy, was thrown from a
horse Friday evening near Wigwam
twenty miles north of Pueblo, Col. receiv-
ing a fracture of the skull, from which he
will die.
The associated fur hat manufacturers of
Newark, n. j., stopped sizing hats, which
throws 800 men out of employment This
action is the result of the refusal of the
employees TO appoint committee to confer
with committee from the manufacturers
to arbitrate all differences
Charles Crocker overworked himself Sat
| urday and was much fatigued all day He
has not had a relapse nor is his condition
considered at all serious. He has, however.
been advised by physicians to let business
matters rest till he is more fully recovered
His relatives are not at all alarmed.
United States Fish Commissioners car
No. 3, will leave Havre de Grace station to-
day, with one million and a half young
shad for Portland, Oregon, for stocking the
Columbia river basin; one-half to be
planted in the main stream. and the other
half in the Willamette river, in Central
Oregon.
Thirty-five hundred persons witnessed
the second race between Myers and George,
| at Madison Square Gardens, n. Y, Satur-
day night The distance was three-quarters
of mile, and the men started at IL o clock.
Myers crossed the line in 3:15 3-5, with
George seven yards, or 1 2-5 seconds be-
hind him.
The Indians at the Rosebud Agency in
Southern Dakota forced the agent to COM
ply with their demands for agricultural i'm
plements, which had been refused. The
agent believed the land which the Indians
| occupied was not fit for cultivation, and en-
deavored to force them to occupy good,
| rllable land. A compromise was had. in
which the Indians were conciliated with a
barrel of sugar and other provisions.
There is dissatisfaction among the Indians
! and uneasiness among the neighboring
settlers.
The street-car employees of Toronto have
struck.
The Irish Presbyterian Church has issued
an address opposing home rule
The foreign fleets have established COM
pletp blockade of the Greek rorts