Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-06

lated no law. You ha sc clearly tight t.
parade at funerals. You are dischark ed. ?"
The right OF veteran so;aiers to pal adj
with music at funerals was established ..
law passed in 1879, and for- years late.
2 law giving them the right 70 do SO on
Sunday was passed. The police Captain
who ordered the arrest two weeks age
made blunder.
Four Persons Reported killcs.
MEADvILLE pa, February 5th.-kn ex-
press train on the New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio Railroad, was thrown from the
track bya broken frog while passing Steam
burg Station, n. Y, early this morning.
1t IS reported that tour persons were kille4,
including conductor Ellis and one ladn,
and several Others injured
LNFER-The third coach dashed into the
caboose OF the freight train lying ON side
track. Eight persons we're injured, bat
none of them fatally.
Recognition of True Heroism.
NORFOLK, February 5th.-Miss Louise
Royce, the school teacher, three of whose
pupils died in hec arms during the recent
blizzard, will lose both feet and portion
of one arm as result of her exposure in
the blizzard. Nearly $4,000 has already
been contributed TO the fund for the three
teachers-MisS Freeman, Miss Royce and
Miss Shattuck. Over s., 600 of this goes to
Miss Shattuck,. who lost both of her lower
limbs. The indications are that the fund
will reach between IS 600 and $40 0e0 within
the next len days.
Movements OF Navel Vessels.
tCopyigA:, 1885, by Tie caE!foraia 1tsociats8 Press
New YoaK, February 5th.-The was
much comment in Navy-yard circles to-
day, when it was learned that the orders
for the dispatch boat Dolphin to cruise in
the West Indies had been revoked, and
that she was to go to the Pacific squadron
instead. This fact leads to the impression
that the cruiser Atlanta might also be
ordered to the Pacific, although she is now
under orders on g special mission to Santo
Domingo.
Henry George With His Old Friends.
WASHINGTON, February 5th - Henry
George lectured here last night on protec-
ton and free trade for the benefit of the
Alumni Association of Howard University.
He said he would not run for President
next year if the free e-trade issue was clearly
drawn between the two dominant parties.
George is out-and out for free trade and ad-
mits that his party is divided on that ISSUE
He is with the Democrats in the coming
campaign.
Aid for the Pennsylvania Strikers.
New YORK, February 5th.- Delegates
from the striking Reading coal miners
were present at today's meeting of Dis
trict Assembly 10 Knight of Labor A
delegate said that the strikers had men in
Baltimore Philadelphia and Canadian
cities collecting funds. These men had
send $4,000 to the strikers by Monday
morning.
The Western Freight War.
CHICAGO. February 5th.-The Western
railroad war is being prosecuted with vigor.
The most important reduction made yes
terday was on packing house products from
Kansas City, Omaha and all other Missouri
river points to Chicago. This rate was re-
duced from % cents per 100 pounds to Is
cents. and private dispatches received from
Omaha packers state that they were offered
13-cent rate.
n $685. Fire in Chicago.
CHICAGO February 5th-The two upper
floors Of the five-story building, Nos. 6S
and 20 Wabash Avenue, were burned this
morning and the rest of the structure and
its contents were badly damaged by water,
causing damages aggregating 100000. A
r. Barnes e Co. printers are the heaviest
sufferers, then loss being $4,000; insured,
$50, 900.
Not Good at "Eiggers.-
WASHINGTON, February 5th.-A commu-
nication signed by eighty-eight members of
Congress, asking for the dismissal of statis-
tician Lodge, was received yesterday by
the Commissioner of Agriculture. The
movement is understood to have originated
with the tobacco-growers, who were ag-
grieved by the statistician'S crop reports
last summer.
California Land Case.
WASHINGTON, February 5th.-Secretary
Villas has affirmed the decision of the Com
missioner of the Land Office in the contest
of Berry vs.. Farrell, contested mineral
entry in section ., township 10 north, range
Z east, Sacramento Land District Berry
withdrew his appeal and Farrell is allowed
to make final entry.
Clash of Authority.
LOUISVILLE, February 5th.- Governor
Buckner refuses to give up the members
of the Hatfield party on the requisition
from Governor Wilson, of West Virginia,
saying it is a matter for the Courts to de-
eide.
Death of Georgia Journalist.
MACON (Ga), February 5th.-James n.
Campbell, proprietor of the Macon Tele-
graph, died to-day of Bright's disease.