Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-22
Passed its Third Reading.
rELEGRApHlC BREvITIEs.

reelected.
The Grand Jury at ST. Louis has indicted
litty-nine of the late railroad strikers for
conspiracy.
The French Government delegate denies
the correctness Of the Panama Canal COM
pany's estimates.
All arrangements have been concluded
for the Knights of Labor Convention in
Cleveland next Tuesday
The managers Of the actors fund and the
Elks are arranging benefit for BARLEY
CampbelPs wife and two boys.
By the death of Colonel John B. Folsom,
Miss frankie Folsom will receive large
amount OF property in Omaha.
The little rebellion over local election
in chihuahua, Mexico. has been suppressed.
There We're only sixty revolutionists.
Colonel Mapleson's regular orchestra
have struck in Chicago because their sela-
ries for three weeks have not been paid
The entire force OF the planning mill
hands in St. Louis, went ont on a strike
Thursday, and twenty-five mills are closed.
The business failures throughout the
United States and Canada for the last week
were l67, against 17G during the previous
week
Tricoupis has formed new Greek Min
is,ry. He assumes Professionally the offices
of Minister of War and Minister of FL
nance.
The news of the firing on the Greek
frontier has unfavorably affected European
bourses, and the tone at the close Friday
was fiat
combination of American athletes has
been formed in Detroit among whom are
Sullivan and Muldoon, for tour through
Australia.
1t is feared in Washington that dead
lock Will occur between the two houses
over the subsidy amendment to the Post
Office bill, which was rejected by the House
Thursday.
Herr Most in the Freitdei, declares If
we are to put an end to the capitalist, we
! must dash to pieces his instrument of
power-the State"
Dr. Dio Lewis, author and resorrner, died
at his home in Yonkers, N. Y, Friday
morning, after an illness of two or three
days from erysipelas.
Charles H. Reed, Guiteau's counsel, was
released from the LudlOw-street Jail, New
York. Wednesday, his wife having settled
a 900 claim against him.
Coachman Minton drove bis iather-in-
laws horses on Wednesday for the last
time, as he was discharged in the evening.
His wife will have to depend on him for
support.
The Athens Government has ordered
the Greek Commodore to avoid provoking
hoshlities, but if the Turks are the ag-
gressors then the Greeks shall assume the
offensive.
Baseball Thursday: At Detroit-Detroit
,, Philadelphia 0; at St. Louis-St Louis s,
Boston ,; at phia-Athletic-L Louis
| Vile postponed, rain; at Kansas City-Kan-
sas City 5, New York 1.
The President has approved the bill pro-
| Viding for the study of the nature of alco-
| hoiic drinks and narcotics and their effects
| in the public schools of the District of Co.
! lumbia and the Territories.
| The House Committee on Judiciary de-
| cided to report adversely on various amend
ments to the Constitution proposing that
| Senators, Postmasters and Judges shall be
| elected by vote by the people.
Firing occurred on the Greek frontier
Thursday, but it did not result in any
bloodshed. The Turks opened fire from a
distance on thc Greek forces and kept it up
| short time without effect. They then re-
tired.
The condition of Miss Pendleton, daush-
ter of the United States Minister to Berlin,
hurt in the runaway accident Thursday in
Central Park, New York, in which her
mother was killed, is reported much i'm
proved.
Henry Beiderbeck, one of the survivors
of the Greely Arctic expedition was mar
ried Thursday evening to Miss Augusta
Lehman of 81 Montrose avenue, Brooklyn
Lieutenant Greedy and Sergeant Long were
present.
suit of the Bankers and Merchants
Telegraph Company, of New York, against
the Western Union Company for 100000
damages for cutting and damaging the
wires of the plaintiff, has been begun in the
Supreme Court.
Gladstone has decided to convene a meet
ing of the Liberal party before the debate
in the Commons on home rule is con-
cluded. This will be done in order to con-
slider the differences that have arisen con-
| corning the measure.
Alderman Jaehne, convicted of bribery.
was removed from the Tombs in New
York to Sing Sing, accompanied by a
| Deputy Sheriff, TO whom he was hand
cutied. He arrived in safety at the State
Prison and was at once put TO work in the
| laundry.
Recorder Smith heard arguments in
New York Friday on the demurrer by
Herr Most's counsel to certain counts of
the Indictment against his client. but
ibdiiy lutIu. hiOSL Was tflen
arraigned and pleaded not guilty. We'd
nesday next was fixel as the day for his
trial
George c. Gorham has opened new stall
wart war upon Blaine, declaring that he
has been q traitor within the ranks since
1872 contributing more than any other
man in the party to the breal-d down of the
reconstruction policy of the Republican
party and intriguing constantly for the
support of Southern Democrats.
A consignment of cattle has arrived at
the stock yard in Chicago from Reno, New,
and on their way passed through Utah,
| arriving in good condition. There were
| twenty cars, and the freight on the lot
was S6.152. The consignm ents averaged
about 300 pounds each, and sold for 81 IS
| per hundred.
A SUGGEsrIoN.-The Virginia City En-
terprise gays The new steam laundry at
| Truckee has proved to be failure, and
| there is said to be more or less wraugling
among the management ofthc Carson and
| Reno new steam laundries, and growing
| among the patrons of the institutions from
alleged bad or unsatisfactory work per-
| formed. This is owing to the newness Of the
laundries and the inexperience of the
hands employed. With a view to over
coming and harmoniziDg these preliminary
| troubles, friend suggests that few Chi
nese be employed in the laundries for 4
| few weeks, or until the bufiness is we'll
learned and systematiZed, in other words
| to start the concerns off properly.