Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-09

III hALNpELfHlN, July N.n,-At regular
meeting of the Parne.l Branch of the Irish
National LeaPue last night, T. McFadden.
the Branch representative 10 the Municipal
Council, rendered his resignation rs a dele
gate. McFadGen said that he would no
longer serve as a member of the central
BODY, as he did not consider these in con-
troI ut representatives Of the Irish race
HIS resignation was accepted, and imme-
diately Owen Kelly arose and moved that
until radical change was male in the
control Of the Municipal Council the Par
nell Branch refuse to be represented there
In. The motion was adopted.
Presidential Appointments.
WASHINGTON, July Sth.-The President
has made the following appointments. To
be Probate Judges in Utah Territory
Daniel Page of Utah, in Iron county:
James McGarry of Utah, in Beaver county:
Isaac Burton of Utah, in Miutah county:
George Z: Niete of Utah, in Millard county.
THOMAS ii. Cavenaugh of Olympia, w. T.,
surveyor General of Washington Territory.
Thomas n. Faulconer of Sheridan. Or 10
be agent for the Indians of the Grand
honde Agency in Oregon, vice John 3.
McClane, resigned.
Quarantine Stations Closed.
WASHINGTON, July Sth.-Letters mailed
by the Surgeon General of the Marine Hos
pltal service to the officers in charge of the
chlel quarantine stations, notified them of
a reduction IN the appropriations for quar-
anune service for the current fiscal wear.
by reason OF this reduction three quaran-
tire stations on the Atlantic coast. one on
the Gulf and two on the Pacific Coast, will
be closed on the lst of October Two only
will be kept open-namely, one at San
Francisco and one on the Gulf
Kimberly and MulIan
WASHINGTON, July Sth.-The Navy De-
partment has not yet received official news
of the trouble between Admiral Kimberly
AID Captain Mullan, growing out of the
failure of the latter to take the Nipsic to
Auckland. The opinion is expressed,
based on San Francisco dispatch, that
Court OF Inquiry will follow the Captains
return to the United States. The exhaus-
ton of the Nipsics coal means months of
detention of the ship at Tanning Island and
the postponement of her return to this
country until September
Des Moines River Lands.
WASHINGTON, July Sth-The Attorney
General has appointed John Wise Stone of
Iowa an Assistant Attorney General and
authorized him to bring suit to quiet title
to the Des MOines river lands These are
the lands referred to in the bills which
have been before Congress for TWENTY-FIVE
years past and vetoed by two Presidents.
Mr.. Stone who is appointed and authorized
to bring suit is the present Attorney-Gen-
eral of Iowa.
Editorial Division.
WASHINGTON, July Sth. - Secretary of
Agriculture Rusk has established a new
division in his department, which will
be known as the Editorial Divi-
sion, its purpose being TO prepare
for the press summary of all the
documents issued by the department and
supply them to the newspapers for general
publication. George W. Hill of st. Paul,
Mimi, has been made Chief of the Diyi-
sion.
Change in Management.
WASHINGTON, July Sth.-COIonel J. M.
Wilson, who has been the United States
officer in charge of the public buildings
and grounds here for years, has been re-
moved from that post and probably will be
given charge at West Point. Colonel Eli
OFT is ordered to assume the duties exer-
cised by Wilson here.
Chicago Fruit Sales.
CHICAGO, July Sth.-Porter Brothers e
Company sold to-day two carloads of fruit
at the following prices Bartlett pears,
So % 20 50 9O prunes, 81 50 to So 05;
plums, 81 60 to 81 20; aprcots, 81 10 to
81 65; peaches, many in bad order, 81 O5 to
81 10; nectarines, 81 80.
Dakota Convention.
BISMARCK (Dak), July Sth.-The Con-
ventlon met to-day, but did nothing except
adopt its rules and listen to a speech on
woman suffrage from DR.. Blackwe of
Boston. An adjourn ment was taken to
Thursday to give the President an opportu-
nifty to make up his committees.
Montana Convention.
HELENA Mont }. July Sth.-The Con-
vention met at 2 o'clock. The President
announced that he was not ready to name
the committees. The Convention then ad-
journed until s o'clock this evening. The
committees will then be announced and an
adjournment taken until tomorrow.
Summer Maneuyers.
WASHINGTON, July Sth.-General Scho-
field has approved the plan of General
Miles for the summer maneuvers of troops
on the Pacific coast.