Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-30
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Large numbers of Mormons are moving
| into Mexico.
"Tobe" Jackson, a Georgia moonshiner
captured in Texas, has escaped.
Seven Americans were killed in the re-
cent riots in the State of Chihuahua, Mex
! leo.
A London dispatch announces that
Baron Headley has been declared bank
rupt.
Five Mexican horse thieves have been
killed on the Texas border within ten
days.
The bank of Marietta O., closed its doors
yesterday morning, having made an as
signment.
The memorial of the Sacramento Anti
Chinese Convention will be printed as a
public document
In New York on June 9th there is to be
a union of the old actors under the au-
spices of the Dramatic Fund Society.
Freight-handlers ON one division of the
Northwestern railway struck yesterday for
eight hours work and ten hours pay.
The Powers have approved the action of
! their representatives at Athens in present
! ing the ultimatum 10 the Greek Govern
ment.
Jefferson Davis will visit Savannah. Ga.
next week, during the centennial celebra-
ton of the organization Of the Chatham
artillery.
Wilkinson's Mills, at Beeston, Noting
hamshire, Eng, together with many ad-
Joining houses, have been burned. The
loss is $750,000.
The Pope Wednesday, complying with
the request of the Queen Regent of Spain.
invested Cardinal Jacobini with the Order
of the Golden Fleece
a. +. Fay, nominated to be Consul to
Stettin, Germany has pleaded guilty to
eleven indictments for violation of the
| liquor law in Illinois
One hundred and eighty Mormon re-
cruits arrived in Now York Wednesday
from Europe on the Nevada, and left for
Utah Wednesday night.
A Washington special SAYS: Rev. Mr..
Leonard, rector of st. Johns Episcopal
Church here, has been summoned to New
ork to see ex-President Arthur.
The Greek Minister of War has resigned.
The resignation is due to the fact that he
aid not coincide with the action taken by
his colleagues during his absence at The
front.
The Governor of New York Yesterday
signed Centor's Saturday half-holiday bill.
The Standard gas bill became law yester-
GA without the Governors signature, the
time having expired.
A memorial from the Legislature of
iowa, demonstrating against the cancelIa-
ton OF the bonded Indebtedness of the
Union Pacific Railroad, was presented in
the Senate yesterday.
Congressman Herman has secured the
insertion in the river and harbor bill of
clause providing for the survey of Link
,lFer, Or.' whlch connects the upper and
lower Klamath lakes
Brigadier-General Thomas H. Ruger has
been assigned to the command of the De-
partment of Dakota, and Brigadier- General
j. H. Potter to the command of the De.
partment of Missouri.
A party of fifty excursionists. COMPRISING
tourists from Philadelphia and Vicinity
and New England, left PHILADELPHIA YES
teFday morning for tour of fifty-nine day
through Colorado and California
1t is asserted by his friends that the
cause OF Edwin Booths singular actions at
Academy OF Music in New York We'd
nesuay night was an attack of vertigo.
Many people thought he was intoxicated.
Senator Fair is working constantly to Sc
cure the reopening of the Mint at Carson
ti'y. The whole matter rests with the
Secretary OF the Treasury, and owing to
his illness but little progress has been
made of late
The furniture manufacturers of st. Louis
have resolved that no objections would he
made to the introduction of the eigbt-hour
system. If unjust or excessive demands
are made upon any one of them, all will
be closed down.
1t now appears that editor Pulitzers
$1,000 check which got into the Presidential
Republican campaign fund, was paid to
X. Hoe q Co. as an installment upon new
press, and that it was contributed by the
firm TO the fund
John Dubois, the lumber king of Penn
sylvania, has filed in Cleartied county,
New York, an absolute deed conveying all
his property, valued at about $4,000 600. to
a favorite nephew, John E. Dubois. The
deed bears the date of January, 1884.
There is serious discussion in the Span
lsh Cabinet. The friction is due to the re-
fusal of the other Ministers to Weld 10 the
demands of Senior Csmacho, the Minister
OF Finance, for economy in the budget.
which he insists is necessary A crisis is
impending.
Members OF the New York Legislature
propose to provide revenue by special tax
OF one hftieth of per cent. upon the gross
sales OF cotton, pork, grain, flour, tea, cof-
fee, spices and drugs, and of stocks and
bonds, aud of crude or refined petroleum.
over S100 worth
A Washington special says: Quite a
gathering of friends assembled at the Bal
tlmore and Potomac depot tonight to saw
farewell to the last claimant to the Itch
borne name. Sir r. c. G. Tichborne, the
eleventh Baronet, as he signs himself was
in excellent spirits.
bill has been introduced in the New
York Senate repeating the law under
when the gas companies were consolida-
ted, diSsolving all the corporations formed
under 1t, annulling all the charters or fran
chises acquired under it, and providing fol
the appointment of a receiver.
The Treasury Department has decided
that Chinese seamen do not fall without
the prohibltory provisions of the Chinese
Restriction Act, aud therefore may be al
lowed to land temporarily in the ordinary
pursuit oil their calling, for the purpose of
| shipping on a return voyage as soon as Dos
| sible.
| The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
Yesterday ordered favorable reports on the
| Chinese indemnity bill and the Morrow
Chinese restriction bill. The latter will be
| precisely similar to the bill ordered re-
ported last week. and will contain amend
nents to which objections were made. 1t
IS the intention of the committee to have
! the indemnity bill first considered by the
| House.
| The Senate Committee on Commerce
yesterday voted to make favorable report
on the new Atlantic and Pacific ship rail
way bill, as a substitute for the original
| ship bill. Eads and such others as NAV be
associated with him are created as a cor
poration, with the title of the Atlantic and
Pacific Ship Railway Company, with power
10 issue capital stock and bonds, not to
exceed III the aggregate one hundred mill
| ion.
Every planning mill of importance in
Milwaukee shut down yesterday. The
| men recently organized an Assembly of
the Knights of Labor. with membership
OF about 800. Their demand for eight
wages was rejected by the pronr;etors