Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-05
TELEGRAPHIC RREyITIES.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
The Burlington road will receive local
freight to-day.
The House on Saturday passed the Pa
cific telegraph bill
Steel rail mill men were in secret session
at Pittsburg on Saturday.
The Senate Postoffice Committee APP
proves Spooner's telegraph bill.
The Mississippi Senate has voted 10000
for Confederate Monument fund.
1t is expected that the new Chinese treaty
will be negotiated within very few days.
All Lin, Chinaman, received from
Washington So 600 back pension and was
granted SIS month.
The internal revenue section of the Mills
tariff bill will effect a reduction of between
S22,000,000 and $25,000,000.
The House Committee on Elections in
the Washington-P Post contest case has de-
cided unanimously in favor of Post, the
Republican sitting member from the Tenth
Illinois District.
Lambert Allen, who has been ousted
from the employ of the Pittsburg and Lake
Erie road, has brought suit for $4,000
against Manager Holbrook and other road
officials, alleging that his reputation has
DeeH Jureu.
FOREIGN.
Professor Huxley has been chosen Trus-
tee of the British Museum.
Tamatav has been visited by hurricane
eleven vessels being wrecked.
There are dark rumors in Paris of COM
ing revelations in the decorations scandal
Count Kalnoky is inclined to consider
Russia's last proposals regarding Bulgaria
fayorably.
1t is believed the Tory Unionist coalition
will go to pieces when it comes down to
practical legislation.
Considerable anxiety is felt in London
over the mystery surrounding the move
ments and whereabouts of Stanley.
The fishery treaty will not be submitted
to the Dominion Parliament till the United
States Senate has reached some conclusion.
The United States war-ship Enterprise
has left Gibraltar for Tangier to support
the claims of Moors under American pro.
| lection.
PACIFIC COAST.
Farrell, the Ogden Treasurer, has been
installed.
| A new wine warehouse is to be estab-
| lished at st. Helena.
]. r. Love has been acquitted of a charge
of murder at The Dalles.
Out of $19S,OO0, State and county taxes
levied in Napa, only $55 is is delinquent.
! Democratic and Republican primary ell
ections were held at Marysville on Satur-
day.
Black measles are carrying off what is
left of the bands of the Nez Perez Chiefs
Joseph and Moses.
The Postoffice at Spokane Falls is to be
run by charitable contributions until the
Government accords help.
The decrease of salmon in the Columbia
river is causing fishermen to change their
base of operation to Alaska.
G. B. Morollo was stabbed three times at
Virginia, New, by John Casaleggio. His
wounds will probably prove fatal. Both
men are Italians.
The people of Arizona are aroused against
the proposed Congressional law providing
for the appointment of Land Claims
Commission, and claim that it is in the in
terest of claimants of questionable Span
ish grants.
Miss Drouet, whom hackman DAILY was
| convicted some time since of having brut-
ally outraged at Portland, and whose affi-
davit that she had sworn falsely at his trial
was filed last Thursday. now makes an
other affidavit, to the effect that her sigma
ture to the retractlon was extorted from
her by threats and that she did not know
its contents.