Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-23

now fitting out at San Francisco for 8
cruise to the Seal islands and Alaska, and
| it is expected she will sail before the end oi
this week. The orders are exactly similar
to those of last year, and show no change
whatever in the policy of the Government
IN regard to the seal fisheries.
Illness of General Sheridan.
WASHINGTON, May 22d.-Ever since his
return from the West last Saturday, Gen.
eral Sheridan has been suffering from
nervous prostration, and the fact that there
was consultation of physicians at his
house this afternoon has excited grave ap-
prehenslons among bis friends. DR.. Var
row told me this evening that there was
nothing in the Generals condition to'ex-
| cite apprehension, and that he was getting
along nicely, and would probably be out of
his house and at his Office again in Few
days.
California Pensions.
lcoPyight, 1888. by Ne Caltormsc Associated Press,
WAsHINsToN. May 22d.-California pen
sions have been granted as follows: George
Chapman, Sacramento; Albert Thompson,
Cotton; Aarelia L., widow of Lucius s.
Newcomb, Auburn; Charles A. w. Duret,
alias Charles McNuster, Yankee Hill r.
D. Israel, San Diego Cornelius J. Ranney,
San Francisco; Philip R. Robinson, Red
ding.
The Labor Department BilI.
TcopyIgAt, 1885, ds ae California Associated Fress
WASHINGTON, May 22d.-The Senate to-
day passed the bill 10 establish Depart
ment of Labor. The bill confines convict
made goods to the State where manufact-
ured. 1t occupied the attention of the
House all day, and the hour of adjourn
ment arrived before vote was reached
The bill is probably dead for this session.
Minis Bill to be Foughs by Sections.
iCopyfgh, 1888. byae California Associated IreslJ
WAsHINGroN, May 22d.-The Republican
caucus held tonight at the residence of
Congressman Hit came to no decision
about substitute to the Mills bill. After
discussion it was decided to oppose the bill
by sections when taken up under the FIVE
minute rule.
National Bar Association.
WASHINGTON, May 22d.-A Convention of
delegates from many of the State and local
Bar Associations of the country, having for
Its object the formation of National Asso-
citation, met to-day. The call for the Con-
vention was issued one month ago by the
Bar Association of the District Of Column
bia. Among the State Associations rep
resented is that of California.
A Presidential Jaunt.
Copyright, 1885, by the California Associated PressI
WASHINGTON, May 22d-The President
and Mrs. Cleveland will leave tomorrow
morning for Philadelphia, where they will
attend the Presbyterian anniversary. Mrs
Cleveland will probably christen the cruiser
Baltimore at Philadelphia on July 4th.
Through Indian Territory.
lTopyigRt, 1855, by the California Associated Prcss
WAs#INeToN, May 22d Congressman
Perkins has been authorized by the House
Committee on Indian Affairs to tavorablv
report a bill granting the right of way to
the st. Louis and San Francisco Railroad
through Indian Territory.
Calling on the President.
lCopuig'. 1888, by tie California Associated Rre.s
WASHINGTON, May 22d. II Among the
callers at the White House to-day were
Representative Thompson, Mrs. Mervin
Donohue, Miss Ashe of San Francisco, and
Miss Thompson.
Mrs. Stanford's Health.
WASHINGTON, May Old Senator and
Mrs. Stanford sail for Europe on Saturday.
Senator Stanford leaves his official duties
in the Senate with reluctance, but is forced
to do so on account of his wifes health.
Her physicians say she must be taken
abroad.
The Sacramento Public Building.
WASHINGTON, May 22d.-Among the bills
reported favorably to the House to-day
was the Senate bill making $3.50, 900 the cost
of the public building at Sacramento, with
an amendment increasing the limit of the
cost to 500. 900.
Jewish Ministers in Session
iCopyigat, 1885, by the California associated Press,
WASHINGTON, May 22d.-The annual ses-
sion of the Jewish Ministers Association
of the United States, began here to -day.