Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-28

the Randall and Republican bills will ap-
pear shortly after.
Mormon War Claims Allowed.
WASHINGTON, February 27th.-The Court
OF Claims to-day gave judgment for $44 OPS
IN favor of Charles A. Perry ~ Co, and
S2l 500 in favor of Joseph Irwin and james
L. Thornton in suits against the GOvern-
ment to recover losses sustained during the
Mormon war in Utah in 1852. These firms
were carrying supplies to settlers, and were
prevented from delivering the same BY
General A. S. Johnson. in command OF
Federal troops.
Rough Time at Sea.
Copyright, 1888, ytte California Associated Press
NEW YORK, February 27th.-The bark
Hiram Emery, of Boston, which has lust
arrived from Manila, November 18th, four
days out, encountered a typhoon in which
she was laid TO for twelve hours on her
beam ends. The wheel was smashed, the
cabin windows stove in, the lazarette doors
broken, the cabin flooded and everything
movable was washed from the decks.
Cannot Meet Too Soon.
ICopyrglt 1883, by te California associated Press
New YORK, February 27th.-Commis-
sioner Fink evidently considers the coming
meeting of the Executive Committee OF
the trunk lines important In a notice Of
postponement he says: q / fear if no check
is put upon the present irregularities it NAV
be too late by next Wednesday to prevent
a general decentralization"
The Union Club Row.
lCoprigd, 1888, by the California associated Press
New YORK, February 27th.-The Union
Club has won preliminary victory in its
controversy with General William Cutting
The injunction obtained by Cutting, re.
straining the club Directors FROM expelline
him has been dissolved by Judge Andrews
but stay of proceedings is granted pend
ing an appeal.
Salmon Rivers in Labrador.
tGCpyigAt, 1883, by he California Associated Press
MONTREAL, February 9th. "A large
number of the finest salmon rivers on thu
coast of Labrador, it Is reported, will soor
be opened to American fishermen. Th,
rivers in Labrador district are leased by
the owners of the Mingan Seignory, who's
title to the property is now being contested
by Government.
No Sunday Music at Denver.
DENVER February 27th.-No little sur
prise was created here late last night by tn,
arrest of ex-senator Tabor, proprietor O
the Tabor Grand Opera House, and w. It
Carleton, of the Carleton Opera Company
by order of Mayor Lee charged with hav
ing violated city ordinance, by giving
sacred concert at the Opera House las
night.
Insane Asylum Burned.
Copyright, 1885, by the California Associated Press
ST. LOUIS, February 27th.-The Stat,
Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Fulton wa
burned tonight The fire caught in tn,
dome in the fifth story and burned down
The building was large one, and cost thu
State nearly half million dollars, and wa.
insured for but $4,000. No one was in
jured.
Compulsory Education.
fcopyigh, lsSs, by he CdEJo Jornia Associated Press
ALBANY, February 27th.-A compulsory
education bill has been prepared by The
committee of School Superintendents. Th,
leading provisions are that census shal
be made by truant officers, and incorrigi
BILE truants will be sent to the State Truan
School.
BOndhOlders to Investigate.
Copyright, 1885, By the California Associated Press
New York, February 27th-The demand
OF the committee of foreign bondhold
ers of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad for an investigation has beer
granted, and the Secretary of the committed
is expected to reach New York this week
An Eccentric Win-HIaker
Copyright 1883, by the California associated Press
New YORK, February 27th.-Robert B
Roosevelt has made contest to the will O
his brother, Cornelius B. Roosevelt, whc
oied last October. The estate amounted Il
Sl,O00000. The claim is that Roosevelt
was very eccentric, and had the faculty O
making will every few weeks
a Pon-Tax Proposition.
lCoprght, 1855, by Ge California Associated Pres
WASHINGTON, February 27th.-Chairmar
Til.man, of the Reading Strike Investiga
ton Committee, says that feature of the
report of the committee may be a recon-
mendation to Pennsylvania to remove the
tour dollars poll-tax from the laborers.
EvIctions in New York.
!Copyrigti 1885, by tie California issocirted Press
NEW YORK, February 27th.-suno &
Newmark, cigar manufacturers, TO-DAY
served notices of eviction on ten more
families living in their tenements. This
makes thirty-nine families to be evicted
on Thursday.
A Tariff Conference.
Copyright, 1888, By the California Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, February 27th.-To-night
the Democratic members of the WAYS and
Means Committee held conference on the
subject of the tariff with Secretary Fair
child at the Treasury Department. The
result OF the conference is unknown.
San Francisco Quarantine Bill.
WASHINGTON, February 9th. = Repre-
to-day bill similar to that previously pre-
sented in the Senate by Governor Stanford,
for the establishment of quarantine sta
ton at San Francisco.
The Gouid-sage Cases.
Copyright. 1885. by use Calfor1r Associated Press
NEW York, February 27th.-It is under
stood that the Grand Jury will not exam
Inc any more witnesses in the Gould-Sage
cases, and conclusion may be reached to-
morrow
The Interstate Commission.
Copyight, 1888, blythe California Associated Press.
New YORK, February 27th.-The Inter
state Commission, sitting here tomorrow
will give hearing in the matter of the
inland transportation of emigrants.
The Veterans Moving.
lCoPyrga;, 1883, by the Cdl o7d associated Pres
New York, February 2Sth-The Tribune
says that a National Convention will be
held March lst to indorse the one-cent-per-
day service pension scheme.
The Oldest Steamboater Dead.
PHILADELPHIA, February 27th.--Capt.
Thomas Hand, the Oldest steamboat man
in Philadelphia, vino ran the steamer Della
ware from Philadelphia to Newcastle in
1925 is dead.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.
The body of James Freel, of San Rafael
who was drowned in Russian river Febru-
ary 5th, was found on Sunday.
Three Americans and one Mexican were
killed and several wounded in row over
a monte game at Laredo, Mexico.