Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-16
TELEGRAPHiC HREyiTlgS.

here is no nope of Il favorable report on
the Canadian reciprocity BILL
Hanlan offers to row Beach in anv part
| OF the United States for $4,000
John Mesmer and Alfred Day fought a
| duel for wife near Leetonia, 0.
1t is thought in Washington that General
Howard will succeed General Pope
The Morrison tariff bill will probably be
reported to the House by April 1st
| The Knights of Labor are to investigate
| the cigarmakers' strike in New York.
Fifty-two carloads of corn were shipped
at Kansas City, Mo-, Saturday, for San
| Francisco.
| Justin Mccarthy expresses the opinion
| that Chamberlain may be won over to Irish
home rule.
G. w. Williams has sued the Govern
ment for his salary for one year as Minis
ter to Hayti.
1t is rumored in New York that Con-
| gresham Rogers. of Buffalo, will be ap-
pointed Public Printer.
| The New York Star mentions as a rumor
that John Russell Young will soon take
editorial control of the Herald.
| There are rumors that the Catholic
Church will oppose the Knights of Labor
ON account of its secret character.
| 1t is rumored in Washington that the
confirmation of Dement, as Surveyor-G Cen
eral OF Utah will be reconsidered.
| A Washington special to the Philadelphia
! Times says: The House Committee on Edu-
cation reported the bill recently passed by
| the Senate adversely.
| A London dispatch says: Heanage au-
| thorizes contradiction of the statement
that he has resigned the Office of Chancellor
of the Duchy of Lancaster.
| General Martinez now surrounds the
stronghold OF Cajeme, the Yaqui chief, in
Sonora, Mexico, and the latter's capitula-
ton is expected at an early date.
A st. Louis dispatch says: The Union
| Pacific announces an open rate for first
class tickets between the Missouri river and
California points of S23, and of SD second
| class.
The entire town of Quinda, Kansas is out
searching for negro who committed a
brutal assault upon twelve year-old white
| girl, and if caught the beast will be
lynched.
| The President yesterday nominated the
| following Zephiniah Q. Hill, to be Mar
shall of the United States for the District OF
Colorado, and Mills Goodman, Postmaster
| dt iISiula Nllg, NeN.
Immense srow-falls are reported in
Silesia. Several cottages were completely
| buried and the inhabitants obliged to dig
their way out. Five children were frozen
to death while going to school
| The leading Clearing houses of the United
States report that the gross bank exchanges
Cor the week ending March 18th were $3.50
Ga ,50Sss2n increase of 1913 per cent. com
pared WITH the corresponding week of last
year.
Londor society is in a futter over the
rumor that the daughter of a highly re-
spected member of the House of Commons
has eloped with her groom The lady
referred to is 80 years old, married and
childless.
Jem Smith, the English pugilist, has in
| formed John L. Sullivan that he will meet
him on English soil, for f4O0 side. and
allow him his expenses. Sullivan wants to
fight for five or ten thousand a side and a
diamond belt.
Officials of the Missouri Pacific have adj
vices from Downs, Kansas, on the central
branch of the Union Pacific Road. to the
effect that the striking Knights of Labor
there have accepted the company's terms
and have returned to work.
Lieutenant A. w. Greedy, the Arctic ex-
plorer, submitted to a severe surgical oper-
alton on the 18th. 1t consisted of seyeripg
the nerves and separating the flesh and
muscles from the base of the spine. He is
a sufferer from acute neuralgia.
Several hundred of the striking miners
of Irwin district assembled at Irwin. Pa
at o'clock yesterday morning, and, headed
by brass band, marched to the Manor
valley mines and persuaded working col.
liers TO join the strike All the mines are
now idle.
All Joe, Chinaman, and Selma John.
son, white girl, who were arrested to.
gether in Boston, a night or two ago, set.
tied their case Saturday by being married
in Court, and paying fine of one cent each