Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-05
SATURDAYS NEWS.
leoSp ESsED FROM SPECIAL pIsPArcHEs.


Hanlan has challenged Teemer to row
race.
The House Saturday passed O'Neilrs
labor arbitration bill
The Morrow anti-Chinese bill will prob
ably be reported to the House in two weeks.
The bill to consolidate the bureaus of the
Navy Department has been fayorably re-
D )rted 10 the House.
The new tariff bill is expected to effect
reduction of about $23 ,0e0,000 in the annual
revenue OF the Government.
Miss Rose Cleveland, sister Of President
Cleveland, accompanied by Miss Van Vcch-
ten, is at Atlantic City, \. j.
A fire in the Planters House, al St. Louis,
Saturday, greatly damaged the building
and caused the death of four girls.
Rev. Wm. Hammond. of the Free Will
Baptist Church at Franklin Falls, NY, has
been arrested tor ENLIGHTENMENT from his
wife.
The New York weekly bank statement
shows a reserve decrease Of $S06. 0O0. The
banks now hold ST., 1877 900 iii excess of the
legal rule. d
William E. Sinclair, Treasurer of Bar
NUNS circus, took 81 600 of his employer
money on last Saturday and has not been
seen since.
IL is understood in Washington that
Representative Henlev will 10 tiar intro
duce another anti-Chinese bill and en-
deAyor 20 procure unanimous consent
for its immediate consideration.
Brigadier- General Crook was relieved
from the command Of the Department Of
Arizona at his own request and assigned to
the Department of the Platte, formerly
commanded by General Howard.
At meeting held in New York on Fri
Gay evening to consider the Indian prob
LEM. q letter from President Cleveland 10
Mrs. John Jacob Aston was read, in which
he expresses sympathy with the move
nenis to help the Indians.
c. p. Huntington las finally decided
that, after all, lie cannot entertain the
proposition of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Re for two California pools. "a
single pool. he said. was necessary for
justice To his roads This ends all pending
negotiations for q settlement of the rate
war.
The New York Times publishes an article
by a leading Irishman which charges that
there is a conspiracy in the Irish National
League 10 wreck Parnell. The leaders in
the movement are said TO be Alexander
OF Chicago. Boland of Colorado, Kerwin
and Feely, with President Patrick Egan as
willing to acquiece.
Another American lady IS 20 be married
abroad-Miss Emma Houston, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Houston, Of San Francisco.
The bridegroom is Baron Brochetti. Cap
tain ia the Italian navy Miss Houston.
although born IN San Francisco, was edu-
Gated abroad, ana has spent most of her
life in Paris and Florence.
The friends of the bankruptcy bill in
the House have aSccrtGined that l75 mem
bers will vote for its consideration. 70
against consideration, and that % are
doubtful, willie 4G are absent or hive not
been heard from. They feel pretty conf
dent that they will be able to secure a ma
jority Of two-thirds in favor of consider
atiOn.
The statement that the President. Secre-
rotary Lamar and General Johnston, Rail
road Commissioner, had held "a recent con-
sutation to consider the ACCESSIBILITY of
sending special message to Congress in
relation to the Union Pacific Railway Com
pany, in which the appointment of re
ceiver was suggested, is pronounced by Sec
rotary Lamar as without any foundation in
fact