Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-29
A.ieirs in NinSlSa.

WASIuNGTo>s January 2ssh-The rerort of
Special Agent Jingle on the condition of the
Alaskan seal fer ISLANDS ard natives oa that
section was presented to the Senate TO-DAY. he,
reports The condition and morals of the r,atives
excellent, and says Governo% S,yinefoyd was
uoaotiess leu iato his adverse criticisms of the
operators Gf The Seal kur Company and tnecop-
diticn 81 the natives by false statements l,V y
person named Anderson. and ADDS that he ne
ieveG the Gove rno-Y having becorle acquainted
with The facts, VIA correct his former state,
aaeutS.
One Tardy Messenger.
WASHINGTON. January 2Sth.-rhe flectorai
Messenger from g,fthe States ssaeept Florida
have arrived and deposited the,r certificates
1t is thought the missing MESSENGER will arrive
before midnight
LATER-senator Passo telegraphe,i the Gov
ernor OF Florida, ipoulring about the missing
messenger. Tonight Ne received an answer
stating that the messenger had not lett the State
No'reaSons were assigned.
Women and the B,lot
WASHINGTON. January 2Slh.-The House Com
inittee on judiciary held n special meeting 10
day 10 hear addresses from members OF the Wo-
men Suffrage Assoeiason in support of an
amendment TO the constitution of the United
States, granting the elective franchise to1ye men
Among the speakers was Susan B. Anthony.
California Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON January 2sth.-The following
chauges have been made in California Posi-
masters; James Daggett, appointed Tor Frazier
Iulare ounty, vice Mira c. K Shuey resigned
George W. Shuster, at SiSson, SiSkiyou county.
vice john Ney resigned.
All Afflicted Alike.
WASHINGTON, January 2Sth-There does not
appear to be the slightest founoation for the
sensational story that either Secretary Bayard
Or Secretary Whitney will resign fIom the
Caoiilet- owing to differences between them,
growing out OF the Samoan controversy.
Idaho, Arizona and wyoming.
WASHINGTON, January 2Sth.-Representstive
Splngle introduced bill i'll the House to-day
providing for the calling of Constitutional Con
yentions in and the admission as States of
Idaho, Arizona and Wyoming. The bill isisim-
liar 20. the omnibus bill which passed the House
recently.
senator Vance Loses an Eye.
WAaHINGToN January 2Sth-Senator Vance.
OF North Carolina, has been suffering intensely
Tor the past few days with an aillic;ion which
made necessary the removal of one OF his eyes
The operation was satisfactorily performed this
afternoon
California Pensions
WASHINGTON, January 2Sth.-C -Calisorniai pen
sions granted: Henry Seltman, san Bernardino,
the widow of c. Loyeland, Lawrence; Lorin G
Stever, Sacramento; George W. Moiatt, So
quenze Richard 5. sheldon, Poway.
The Pacific Railroad Bill
WASHINGTON, January 2Sth.-C. P. Hunting
ton OF the Central Pacific Railroad. was given
private hearing to-day by the Senate Committee
of the Pacific Roads, which has the Mitchell
bill now pending.
A Breakfast to Blaine.
WASHINGTON, January 2sth.-senator Hale
gave breakfast this morning in the room of
the Senate Committee on Naval Affairs in honor
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Blaine, at which n number of,
Senators were present.