Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-29
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The sweet wine bill has been reported to
the House.
The oleomargarine bill has not yet
reached vote.
Jack Dempsey will fight Patsy Cardiff al
Minneapolis on June 7th.
Falling floors in a mill at Grand Rapids,
Mich, caused loss of 100000.
The Government of Nova Scotia favors
the repeal of the Act of Union.
The Republicans are determined to con-
test the Morrison tariff bill at every stage.
The business failures in the United States
and Canada for the last seven days were
Isl, against 167 the previous week.
The bill granting Seal rocks to the city
and county of San Francisco has been re
ported favorably to the House,
1t is rumored that William Maloney,
who is badly wanted in New York, saws
that he intends to summer in Canada.
Herr Most, the Anarchist, and his asso-
ciates, have been found guilty in New
York, and will be sentenced next Wednes-
day.
1t is stated at the Gilsey House in New
York that Miss Folsom and party had en-
gagged a suite of four rooms, and were quar-
tered there
1t is declared in Chicago that the police
have discovered that the Anarchists had a
plot to blow up number of buildings and
police stations on June 14th.
Mrs Via Richards, the daughter of
Francis Murphy, the temperance agitator,
was married to Wayland Trask, a New
York banker, on Tuesday night.
During the first four months of the cur
rent year the importation OF British
worsted coatings into this country amount
ed to l ,565 900 yards, valued at 81 500, COO
The House Committee on Labor have
agreed to report fayorably the bill author
izing the incorporation of trades unions in
the Territories and in the District of Co.
lumbia.
The Senate resolutions relative to the
death OF Senator Miller having been laid
before the House, Morrow of California
gave notice that he would call them up for
action on June 18th.
The fire in Belford, Clark & Co. 5 publish
ing house, in Chicago, probably interfered
with one OF the most interesting publica-
tions of the year. Memoirs of Ny Life, "
by John c. Fremont.
Forty-seven hosiery manufacturers of
Philadelphia, employing over 10. 900 hands.
met Thursday and organized for mutual
protection. The organization is the result
of recent demands of employees.
Antonio Nardello was hanged at the Dis
trict Jail in Washington Friday afternoon.
for the murder of a fellow workman, Car
nune Rotunno, last July, for the purpose of
robbery. He made a speech on the scaffold
protesting his innocence.
Judge Wallace, in the United States Cir
cult Court at Syracuse. Y. Y, decides the
suit of Erwin and others against the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company and
Henry Willard in favor of plaintiffs. He
holds Willard TO be equally liable with the
company. The amount involved is 81 800
coo.
The British Medical Journal SAYS: The
investigation which is being conducted un-
der the direction OF the British HYDRO
phobia Commission has, so far as it has vet
gone, afforded confirmation of tie truth of
certain points OF great importance main
tanned by Pasteur. Little doubt now re-
mains that the virus used by him in his
experiments is the true virus of rabies.''
A New York dispatch says: Although
W. 5. Warner secured some three millions
from the assets of Grant & Ward for i'm
aginary debts, judgments for ONLY 81 .465. 900
have thus far been secured against him.
Of these judgments only $464, $50 has been
realized Other suits are pending, bat the
prospect of the receiver of Grant & Ward
getting anything is very small now that
Warner is safely in Europe.