Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-15
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Arrests OF eX-Aldermen continue in New
York.
The bill to repeal the Timber Culture Act
viii be favora5ly reported to the House.
1t is asserted that diver has discovered
that the Oregon was undoubtedly sunk by
a collision.
Russell Sage of New York saws the gen.
eral conditions of trade warrant much
higher prices.
John Humphrey Noyes, the founder of
the Oneida Community, died Tuesday at
Niagara Falls.
The Porte has complained TO the Powers
OF the expense to Turkey caused by Greece
warlike attitude.
The second reading of Gladstone's home
rule bill in the Commons has been post
poned until May 10th.
A disastrous fire occurred at Pavta. Perm
on Monday night. Seven houses were de-
stroyed and two women burned to death.
The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
will probably report against throwing part
of the Siletz reservation in Oregon open to
settlement.
The story about revolution on a large
scale in progress at Hayti is discredited.
Late mails from merchants do not refer TO
any anticipated trouble.
The President of the Argentine Republic
requests Secretary Bayard to have Minister
Hanna recalled. The request for the re-
call is very urgent one
1t is rumored in London that Churchill
has written to Salisbury Offering to stand
aside 1t his presence will throw anv OBJ
stacle IN the way of Harrington Salisbury
coalition.
The drivers employed on the Frick line
OF street-cars struck in Baltimore yester-
day for 81 for twelve hours work and at
ii O'Clock all the cars, sixty-five in num-
Der, were " tied up"
1t is again reported that President Cleve-
land is to be married. This time the name
OF the future mistress of the White House
is said to be Miss Folsom, of Buffalo
daughter of the Presidents old law mart,
ner, who is now in Europe with her
mother
A boy named Joseph Landry. aged IL
but not appearing to be more than o has
been arrested'at Montreal for burglary. In
six weeks he robbed eleven stores. choos
ing Sundays for operating days His lavish
use OF money attracted the suspicious of
his companions, and he was detected.
Charges are made against Governor Ross.
OF New Mexico, by the Democrats of that
Territory, and probably an investigation
viii be had at an early day. The principal
charge is that he has made an unauthorized
issue OF military bonds after expanding the
legislative appropriation. The other
charges are personal and political.
The Governing Committee of the Con-
solIdated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
OF New York met yesterday to consider the
proposition to build the largest Stock Ex-
change building in the United States. 1t is
proposed TO purchase for 81 100000 large
piece of property down town from the
Astor estate and to build an Exchange to
cost not less than 50 500 GOO.
James Douglas, Jr., lectured before the
American Geographical Society on Mon
day evening, in Chickering Hall, New
York, on the Rocky Mountain Rail
roads" Ogden, he thought, was one of the
most favorably located cities of the West.
and he predicted that it was designed to
become one of the greatest manufacturing
and railroad centers of the country.
The New York Posts London special
says: Vital notifications have been deter
mined upon in the home rule bill. Glad
stone was unsupported as calling for the
exclusion of Irish members from West
minister and on fiscal unity, two vital and
essential propositions. What he said
was initiatory propositions. 1t is now
clear that the Irish members will remain
at Westminster.
The reports from the bedside of ex- Presi
dent Arthur cause apprehension among his
friends in Washington. Notwithstanding
all the cheering news that comes st times
from General Arthur's family, it is known
that he is dangerously i'll. and the con-
servative or rather evasiye manner in
which his physicians answer questions as
to the sufferers condition. only increases
the feeling of alarm.
After considerable debate in the Senate
Tuesday, Fryes fisheries resolution was
brought to vote and agreed to-ayes 50,
noes To- OF the affirmative votes, twenty
six were Republican and nine Democratic
the Democrats being Brown, Butler, Fair,
German, Harris, Mcpherson, Maxey, Nor
gan and Payne. The negative votes were
all Democratic, being Call, Cocl1rell, Coke,
Coiquitt. Eustis, Gray, Pugh, Vance, Voor-
hees and Walthail. A number of pairs
with absent Senators were announced