Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-23

Reports of damage done by the storm in
Texas still continue to come in.
Several persons were injured by a rail-
road collision in Washington City
The New York street car employees are
preparing for another fight with the COM
panies.
The Mayhower won the first of the trial
races to decide which American sloop shall
meet the Galatea.
r. ?. Wheeler, of New Orleans, has been
disbarred from practioing as an attorney
before the Interior Department.
At Monmouth Park Saturday Haggin's
HIdalgo won race, and at Saratoga Porter
Ashes Guenn was among the winners.
Indian Commissioner Atkins will in
day or so leave home on tour of inspec-
ton among the Indian agencies of the West
and Northwest.
The weekly New York bank statement
shows reserve decrease of $473, 600. The
banks now hold So, 730, 000 in excess of the
legal requirements.
A fire started by boys playing in barn
with matches, Saturday, destroyed the bust
ness portion of Earlville, Madison county,
n. Y. The loss is nearly 100000.
Matthias L. Darby, real estate dealer Of
Newark, n. j., has been arrested and held
for trial for Crirninally assaulting many
young girls is years Old and under.
The Mayor of New York has vetoed the
ordinance to compel the Chinese laundry
men to give receipts in the English Ian
guage, or in that of the person taking the
receipt.
AT a large public meeting of Anarchists
in New York on Friday night the verdict
of the jury in the Chicago Anarchist case
was denounced. Threats against the law
were cheered.
Maurice B. Flynn poses in a long inter
view in the New York World as muck
abused man and denies the wholesale
charges of corruption in city contracts and
politics made against him.
Frank Deman, Bohemian laborer, muir
dered his wife and committed suicide at
Chicago, Saturday afternoon. lie was aged
60 and his wife % years. The couple had
three sons, and were tolerable well-to-do.
10 cause is assigned for the fatal quarrel.
A small row-boat was upset on Lake
MinDetonka, Minnesota, during q storm
Saturday evening, and three of the four
men in it were drowned Those drowned
were Robert 7. Hurlbut, prominent real
estate dealer; w. b. Jackson, Jr, Secretary
and Treasurer of the Monitor PloW Works
Company, and hired man in the employ
of the plow works.
Colonel Glider started toward the North
Pole Saturday. He will 90 by way of
Winnipeg, Norway House, Fort York, Fort
Churchill and Cape Fullerton at the north
eTn extremity Of Hudson bay. He will
then go overland to King Williams island.
winteriug on Depot island. In the spring
he will advance northward reaching Fort
Conger after The second winter.
The following gentlemen were selected
Saturday by The Executive Committee of
the Irish National League to form a Ma
tional Council of Seven: Patrick Eagan.
Nebraska; Judge Donnelly, Wisconsin;
DR.. Edward Malone, New York; Thomas
o Reilly, Missouri: John +. Armstrong,
Georgia; W. J. Gleason, Ohio, and Hon.
J. j. -Douayan, of Massachusetts.
Governor Zulick of Arizona arrived at
Washington from the West, and had
prolracted consultation with Secretary
Lamar at the Interior Department respect
ing Territorial matters. The chief subject
of discussion was the Indian situation in
the Southwest. To 4 reporter Governor
Iulick aflerward expressed the belief that
tho policy pursued by General Miles is the
only true policy.
Since the recent controversy with the
Pennsylvania Company about freight bust
ness, the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad has
again cut passenger rates TO all points, the
extra concessions amounting t. S h CHI Chi
cago and SIS to points further west this
ssllae me Mississippi. The feeling is gen.
eral that the passenger pool must now take
notice of the new cuts, as the roads main
tanning rates are losing great part OF their
passenger business.
A meeting, from which reporters were
excluded, was held Saturday at Greene
baum's Hall, Chicago in answer to an
anonymous call to each labor organization
of Chicago to appoint three delegates TO a
conference to discuss the labor and political
situations, and consider the placing in the
field Of an independent county ticket, in
Guiding county officers, members of Con-
Gress, members of the Legislature. and
Judges. 1t IS claimed that ninety-one or
CARNATIONS Of the Knights Of Labor and
labor unions were represented.