Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-28
WHOLE NO. 1887.

By Mrs. Laura McNeir, President of the
Ladies OF the q A. r., ION The Limits
OF Women's Inluencen
By Isabelle Bngei. Director of the Prison
Reform Work on 81. Lazare, Paris. on the
Work ct the society over which she pre-
sides.
By Edna H. D. Cheney. of Boston, ON
Hospitals Managed by and for Women"
BY Miss Clara a. Barton, of the Red
cross Society, on the work of that society.
Al the evening session Frances E. Will
ard, OF Chicago, spoke on Woman and
Temperance"
Among the other speakers were Hannah
Whlttel Smith, Bessie Starr Kieter, Anna
Gordan, Matilda B. Corse, Mary H Hunt.
Frances &. w. Harper (colored) Mary W.
Burnett and Susan H Barney.
River and Harbor BIZ.
WAsHIEGroE, March 27th.-The riverand
harhor bill was completed in the committee
to-day The appropriations for the harbors
OF the Pacific coast are: Humboldt, Cal,
$3.50 Coo; Oakland, Cal, $l75 eco; VIII
mlnst9n, Cal, $4,000; Yaquina bay. S120,-
OO0; Mississippi river, from the source in
Minnesota to the Cult, receives So 1856, 600:
the 81. Mary's river, 81, 100000; Missouri
river, S626, 600; Columbia river s635 600
San Joaquin, S25 600; Redwood. S74 OOO:
Aokelumne, $1,000; San Luis Obispo, $25,-
00O; Sacramento and Feather. $50 600;
san Diego, $1,000; Napa, $500; Peta-
lnma, $2 600; deep sea mooring S150,000.
Ihe total amount appropriated is SIS. 1872
Io5. 1t ls the largest bill of the kind ever
brought in.
California Postal Changes.
lCcpyTight, 1888, by the California Associated ress
WASHINGTON, March 27th.-Changes in
the star schedule have been ordered as fol-
lows; Oroville to Big Bend-Leave Oro-
vile daily, except Sundays. at A. NJ, and
arrive at Big Bend by u M Leave Big
Bend daily, except Sundays, at P. NJ, and
arrive at OroVille by P. NJ
MADEIRA Bates 10 Fresno Flats-Leave
Bates Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
at 10 A. n, and arrive at Fresno Flats by G
Pm. Leave Fresno Flats TUESDAYS, hurs-
days and Saturdays at at 6 A. M, and arrive
al Bates by P NJ
Oregon Land Surveys.
tcopy1ghf 1885, by De California A,sociGts4 FrexI
WASHINGTON, March 27th.-The Secre-
tary of the interior to-day transmitted to
Congress petition signed by the Surveyor
General OF Oregon and al the Registers
and Receivers of Land Offices in that State.
asking ior an increased appropriation for
the survey OF public lands i'll that State.
The rates paid for Surveying the petitioners
represent, are totally inadequate
National Eank Reserve Agents.
ICepyrga!, 1855, by he California Associated Pyesl
WASHINGTON, March 27th.-The Comp
troller OF Currency has approved of The
First National Bank of Chicago ss re-
serve agent for the Santa Barbara County
National Bank. also the Western National
Bank of New York, and the Croker Wool
worth National Bank of San Francisco for
the First National Bank of Santa Monica.
Child Burned to Death
lCoPyT9I 1888, By he California As,Ociaiecs PressI
WASHINGTON, March 27th.-The build
ing at Ninth and K Streets owned bv John
Mclean, of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
burned yesterday. w. II. Duffy, vie and
five children had a narrow escape One
child was burned to death.
The IAN Diego Reservation.
fcepyg'a, 1885, by e.e California Associated Iss}
WASHINGTON, March 27th.-Represents-
tive Vandever introduced a bill in the
House to-day TO transfer to the Treasury
Department the military reservation at
San Diego, to be held as a site for Federal
public building IN that city.
The Chief Justiceship.
WASHINGTON, March 27th.-An intima-
ton comes from he President that he con-
siders it undesirable that any feeling should
be raised between the members of the Su-
preme Court upon the matter of the selec-
uon Of Chiei Justice, and that when an
outside man is selected there can be no
room for jealousy,
Senator Hearst's Illness
WASHINGTON, March 27th-For the past
i've days Senator Hearst has been confined
20 bis room by aG attack Of illness. Me5i-
Cal attention and careful uu sing have. low
ever, produced sUch beneficial results that
It IS expected ne viii be able 10 resume his
legislative duties in day or two
An Tssue Taking shape.
tCepyg, 1883, BY lie lfol-li1 Ass9es-tel Press
WASHINGTON, March CONGRESSMAN
Oakes. OF Alabama, has written q report in
favor of joint resolu ion for a canstitu.
tional amendment providing for the elec
ton of United States Senators bv the
people.
Postmasters Commissioned.
tCIyght, 1855, By t.s Caror7,ta 1.ssociatoz re.,I
WASHINGTON, March 27th.-Lilie A.
Rumey has been commissioned Postmis-
tTess at Brownsville and John III. Johnson
Postmaster at Fresno Flats
For the Support of Veterans.
WAsHIEGToK, March 9th. - The bill
granting $lU0 per annum to each State for
each soldier or sailor who is an inmate of a
Soldiers Home maintained by the State
was reported iayorably in tue Senate
Out OF Danger.
f0opyrght. 1883, by a.e Cab orr.a Associated Press
WAsHINeToN, March 27th.-Dr. Severe
tonight pronounees Chairman Mills out Of
danger.