Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-26

would be wise to strike out the 20-year
clause of the proposed Act are Miller, Stan
ford and FELTON,, who think that by the
elimination of this clause the bill viii
stand a much better chance of going
through the Senate. No other members of
the delegation feel that it is the best policy
to press the bill as it was introduced. A
meeting of the delegation to further con-
slider the subject is talked Of
Important Silver Item.
WASHINGTON, January 25th.-Payson of
Illinois, who is known as one of the ex-
IRENE advocates in the House of the
Bland dollar, to-day said: II will give
you piece of news, and if you desire to BE
prophet, you had better publish it.
The Ways and Means Committee
ing the Secretary of the Treasury to issue
forthwith call for Jess than.$50 100000
worth of bonds, and to redeem the same
with the surplus money in the Treasury.
| know This 10 be fact
Capital Notes.
WASHINGTON, January 25th.-The Senate
Committee on Public Buildings have de-
cided to report favorably the bills making
appropriations for public buildings at
Pueblo, Colorado, 100000, and Portland,
Oregon, $3.50, 900.
The President to-day nominated VIM. H.
Parker, of the District of Columbia, TO be
Minister Resident and Consul-General of
the United States to Corea.
The Senate Committee on Public Build
ings have decided to report favorably the
bill of Senator Mitchell, to appropriate
$4,000 for the construction Of a lighthouse
at Cape Mears Tillamook Bay, Oregon.
The President went to Baltimore this
evening, to attend a charity ball. He was
accompanied by Senator and Mrs. German,
Miss Endcott, Miss Villas, Col. Cassidy, Col.
and Mrs. Lamont. and Col. and Mrs Will
son. The party will return to Washington
tonight.
Senator Plat to-day reported favorably,
for the admission of the Territory of
Washington, together with what is known
as the " pan handle of Idaho.
More Snowslides.
DENVER Coll January 25th-The Ne1cs'
Gunnison special says: Yesterday snow
slide carried away cabin OF the Excelsior
mine, located in Poverty Gulch, near
Crested ButteS. Three miners, William
Alexander, John St. John and Mr.. Goss.
were killed Their bodies were recovered
to-day. \ second slide carried away a
cabin at Crystal Basin, occupied by Robert
Corey and Henry Collins, and both were
killed. Slides are occurring daily. and
great anxiety is felt for other miners
camps not yet heard from. Crested Buttes
is the place where fifty-eight miners lost
their lives two years ago by an explosion
in a coal mine.
Marine Disaster.
GLOUCESTER Mass January 25th.-The
schooner Hyperion, which sailed Deem
Der 9TH for the Lahave banks, since which
time nothing has been heard from her.
probably went down in the Christmas gale.
and has been given up by her owners.
She had on board II men: Captain VIII
liam Martin, John Nelson, John McQue.
VIM. Kelly, Michael Coster, Angus Me
Donald. VIM. McGivaran, Patrick McQue.
Jown Towle Jas. Brown, Augustus John
son and Patrick Mather.
Dynamite in Ohio.
CLEVELAND, January 25th.-An attempt
was made at 11:30 o'clock tonight to de- |
stroy the house of officer George +. Conner, |
Of the Cleveland police force at No. % |
Chester street. with dynamite. Officer Con- |
ner was not at home. his wife and infant |
child being III bed at the time. Mrs Con- !
ner was awakened by loud report, and |
hastily arising went to the front part of /
the house, when she discovered that the |
front door had been shattered. and |
the porch blown away. She saw man on |
the opposite side of the street, and called to |
him, but he made no reply. She then |
procured revolver and discharged it in |
the air to attract the attention of neigh
bors. Assistance came at once, and it was
found that dynamite had been placed I'M
der the stoop, with the evident intention of |
blowing up the house and its occupants.
Shot and Killed Himself
Ell PAso (Tex.).' January 25th.-About
noon to-day William ID. Marsh, we'll
known resident of this city, shot and
killed himself in a fit of mental alteration.
He was only 30 years of age, and had been
u young man of great promise, and was
the possessor of a competence; but dissipa-
ton undermined his constitution, and to
some extent his reason. He had recently
been adjudged insane by the County
Court, and Adolph Krakauer had been APP
pointed his curator.
New York Stock Market.
New YORK, January 25th-11 A. MI
Stocks declined to Z, Pacific Mail and |
Union Pacific showing the greatest weak |
ness.
New YORK, January 25th.-Central Pa |
cific, 39l Burlington, 1853 Northern Pa
citic, 25l preferred, 565 Northwestern, |
1861; New York Central, 1929; Oregon Navi- |
CATION, 994; Transcontinental, 2SI Pacific |
Mail, 545; Panama, 9S; st. Louis and San
Francisco, 20; Texas Pacific, liz; Union
Pacific, 4S!; Wells Fargo's Express 1l9; |
Western Union, 694.