Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-12

! estimate of 81 ,02l, 200 for the snpropriatiou
Tor the fiscal year for the free delivery svs-
tenn. The latter increase is due to the Act
limiting the number of hours that letter
carriers shall work per day.
Presidential Pardons.
WASHINGTON, June 11th.-The President
has granted pardon to George l.. Webber
OF Montana, convicted of murder in the
second degree and sentenced on November
$, 1855, TO twenty years imprisonment
Pardons have also been granted to John r.
Barnes, of Utah. convicted of unlawful co.
habi'ation, and Zial Riggs and r. d. Jones
OF Utah, convicted of bigamy, and 10 w,
Z Mcdonnell, OF Montana, counterfeiter.
International Extradition.
Copyright, 1855, bg tie California associated I,ysss7
WASHINGTON June 11th.-Senator Gray
oHered IN the Senate to-day bill to amend
lne law relating 20 international extradi-
qons The bill amends Section 527 of the
Revised Statutes by striking out the fftb
me thereof :" or Judge of Court of Record
OF general jurisdiction of anv State"
A California Land Case.
iCopyrighi, 1855. the California as,ocfat.t y,,..
WASHINGTON, June 11th.-The Secretary
OF the Interior has reversed the decision of
the Commissioner of the Land Office in
Se'SO Va ASliLdOClu D. 11erTln, TelGCtlnp
ner hnaI proof submitted on her home
stead entry for quarter-section of land IN
the Marysvllle Land District, California.
Pacific Coast Lighthouse. Keepers.
;Copyight, 1888, by Tie CGlf fora Associated Pr-s.I
WASHINGTON, June 11th.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury to-day appointed Edward
Comeriord, vice j. A. Whistler, removed,
second Assistant and Thomas Gain Third
Assistant Keeper of the Lighthouse al
Pigeon Point.
California Pensions.
ICopydg1, 1888, 5y 0e California associated FrssI
WASHINGTON, June 11th.-California pen
sions issued: Mexican survivors-James
Reid, Hanford; EDoch Redding, Fairplay.
Mexican widows-Sarah, widow Of
Robert FL. Ryland, San Jose.
The Outhwaite Bill.
iCopyig@, 1883, by The California associated Pyss..,
WASHINGTON, June 1lth.-Senator Had
dock introduced in the Senate to-day
resolution from the Board of Trade of Fair
bury, Neb., urging the passage of the
Cultivate Pacific Railroad funding bill.
Bond Offerings Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, June 11th.-The bond
offerings to-day aggregated $780,, 200, as fol-
lows: -Four per cent coupons, $500 at 12T
and interest; four per cent, registered, s40O
at l27, and $4,000 at 1873; four and one
half per cents, registered, S13000O at 1911,
81, 800 at 107 net, and $1,000 at los.
Pacific Coast War Expenses.
WAsHTNGToN, June 11th.-Senator Dolph
to-day introduced a bill authorizing the
adjustment Of the claims of Oregon and
California for expenses incurred in RAISING
troops and preparing for the defense of the
Unions interests during the war of the re-
bellion.
Illness OF the Attorney General.
WASHINGTON, June 11th.-Attornev-Ge
eraI Garland, who has been i'll for about
week with an attack of rheumatism and
nervous p-ostratiou, is still confined to his
room. 1t will probably be some days be-
fore he will be able TO get out again.
Called on the President.
WASHINGTON, June 11th.-Prince Roland
Napoleon Bonaparte called at the White
House to-day aud paid his respects to the
President. He subsequently, had an inter
view with Secretary Fairchild at the Treas
ury Department.
No Action in FuIIer's Case.
WAsHIEGToN, June 11th.-The Senate
Committee on Judiciary further considered
the nomination of Melville w. Fuller to be
Chief Justice to-day, but reached no de-
finite conclusions.
Congress May Adjourn in Their Honor.
iCopyrght, 1855, by the afo7,ia AssOci7:sf T'res
WASHINGTON, June 11th Clay Webster
Taylor of Shasta, C. I. Parsons, of Los
Angeles, and John T. Miller, of Oregon,
are in the city.
Justice Field Coming West.
.Copyrgat, 1855. 5yae California :ssocias,i -'-es.
WAsHwGroN, June 11tb.-Justice and
Mrs. Field will so to tue Pacific coest sad
from there on TO Alaska this moulh.