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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-28
A LIVELY WEEK.
Several Important Matters to be Dis
cussed In Congress-

Several Important Matters to be Dis
cussed in Congress.
WASHINGTON, January 9th The con-
sular and diplomatic appropriation bill will
come up in the Senate o-moTrow, and the
amendments proposed by the Foreign Re-
lations Committee, providing means to de-
fend and protect American interests in
Samoa, will form the subject of lively
discussion, 1t maybe, however, that these
amendments will be considered in secret
session.
On Tuesday, under the order of the SEN
ate made some days ago, the British ex-
tradition treaty will be discussed in ex-
ecutive session. Sherman will endeavor
TO press the antitrust bill to a vote this
week. The Pacific Railroad funding bill
will also be the lbject of several speeches.
Armed with the sundry civil appropri-
alton bill, Randall will probably deprive
the District of Columbia Committee OF
Monday, to which it is entitled under the
rules. If he does not, several other mem
bers in charge of important measures stand
ready to do it.
The Oklahoma adherents have slgnified
their intention to call mp their bill on
Tuesday, and lively day may be expected
if the bill comes up.
Later in the week the appropriation bills
are likely to pay a prominent part, and
when the naval bill is taken up, an enter.
tanning discussion OF the Samoan matter
will probably ensue
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-28
The Terrible Crime Committed by q
Young Polsnder.

The Terrible Crime Committed by q
Young Polsnder.
LANSING {Mich.) January 27th.-A hor-
rible murder was committed last night in
Delphi township, seven miles from this
city. Christian Stochal, Polander, re-
family. consisting of his wife, aged 63
years; his son Fred, aged 90, and Minnie
Faltz Is years old, his granddaughter.
Stochal went to bed at 8 o'clock last night
in the only room in the cabin.
Minnie retired short time later to
another bed, and her grandmother was dis
robing, when a gun was discharged just
outside the east window of the cabin. The
shot crashed through the glass and struck
Mrs. Stochal over the heart. Minnie
sprang up in her bed at the sound of the
shot, and the gun was discharged a second
time, the load striking the child in the
breast.
Minnie sprang up ladder in the corner
of the room to the loft above, and her
grandmother was attempting to follow
her, when a third load of shot struck her
and she fell dead.
AS Stochal sprang out of bed. dazed with
sleep, a fourth charge struck him in the
head. Stochal crawled out of bed, and see-
ing the murderer standing several rods
from the house, slipped off in another di-
rection and, barefooted and clad only in
his shirt and drawers, ran to the house of
Cornelius Driscoll, half a mile west.
THE MURDERER
Is undoubtedly August Tanks, nineteen
year-old Pole. He borrowed Winchester
repeating gun yesterday and was seen after
wards loading number of cartridges with
bird shot. He has been traced to the rail
road depot. where he took the east-bound
train this morning.
Fred Stochal, the son, who has been in
Lansing since Friday, has been arrested on
suspicion of being implicated in the crime.
Minnie Faltz will probably die. Mr..
Stochals injuries are serious, but not fatal.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-28
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
RUMORS OF OKLAHOMA DOODLE
in CONGRESS-.
A Lively Week in Prospect-The
Tariff Bill Among Its Ene-
mies-A German Spy.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 THE REcoRD-usIoS.l
A BLINKING sECRErARY.

A BLINKING SECRETARY.
Bayard's Indecision Likely to Disrupt
the Cabinet.
New YORK, January 2Sth.-The World $
Washington special says this morning:
''The painful lack of backbone on the part
of the head of the State Department in the
handling of the Samoan problem seems
likely to lead to the disruption of Mr..
Cleveland's Cabinet Secretary Whitney
chafes under the inactivity of the Navy
Department, through lack of any
policy to enforce for the State De-
partment. Secretary Bayard awaits action
of Congress, and consequently nothing is
being done. A rumor is current here to-
night that either Secretary Whitney or Sec
retary Bayard will resign within a few
days, the report even going so far as to say
that one resignation has already been
offered to the President. While it is not
known that these rumors have any found.
alton in fact, the present strained condition
of affairs in the Cab;ne. is undoubtedly
the cause of their circulation.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-28
eERwaNy.s SOVEREIGN.
Emperor William Celebrates HIS Birth
day In Grand Style.

Emperor william Celebrates HIS Birth
day In Grand style.
BERLIN, January 27tb.-The birthday o.
the Emperor was generally observed to-
day. The Emperor received in the white
hall OF the castle many German sovereigns
Prince Bismarck. the Ministers of the
Court, Won Moltke, Knights of the Eaele
order. and the foreign diplomatic represent
atives, who felicitated him on the occasion.
The colors Of the Guards were removed
from the old palace to the castle.
The Emperor issued manifesto eulo-
gizIng the achievements of the Guards,
and expressing the hope that they would
maintain their glory. Much enthusiasm
was manifested in this city and the pro-
vinces. The Emperor received messages OF
congratulation from his mother, the En-
peror of Austria, the King of Italy and the
Queen of England.
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OKLAHOMA DOODLE.
A Sensation to be Exploded In the House
This Week.

WASHINGTON, January 27th.-Steps are
being taken to explode sensation in the
House of Representatives this week. There
is strong lobby here working for the pas
sage of the Oklahoma bill, and as one of
the friends of the measure expresses it,
they have boobies of DOODLE" Repre-
sentative Payson of Illinois says that, be-
sides the railroad companies behind this
lobby, there is q giantic town-site corpora
ton. 1t is ascertained that large number
of real estate spectators have planted
over 100 towns in the Oklahoma country
and have issued scrip representing the
stock of the company.
This scrip is being handed out literally,
1t is stated. to procure the passage of the
Oklahoma bill in Congress. 1t is believed
that arrangements have been made to get
hold of some of this paper, and this is to
be the final proof of the corruption fund
at the back of the Oklahoma scheme.
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FIGHR WITH TRAMPs.
One Policeman Kiiied and Three of the
Enemy Wounded.

WILKEsBARRE, January 27th.-At Hyde
Park, Scranton, tonight fight occurred
between police officers and four tramps
and burglars. One officer was fatally shot
and three tramps wounded. The tramps
took refuge in az old wafer tank. into
which three officers. attempted to gain en-
trance.
The object CT their visit was surmised by
the tramps, who opened fire upon them,
four bullets entering the abdomen of po-
liceman Ellis, inflieling fatal wounds
The officers returned the Ere, wounding
two tramps, but The latter succeeding in
barricading the door The officers after
ward broke down the door, agsin firing on
the men and woundiDg another. The fir
ing by both parties continued, but the
tramps finally managed TO make their es-
cape.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-28
CoMPLACENr MIR. BAYARp.
The Secretary of State Not Excited Ov.
the Situation

the Situation.
WASHINGTON, January 27th.-Speaking
on the Samoan affair Secretary Bayard says :
Neither the Monroe doctrine nor any
Other expression of national policy is under
stood to apply to the islands of the Pacific.
One by one they have been taken without
interference from US. If there is to be no
new departure affecting this group of
islands, conceive. that the department is
quite able now to perform every duty aris-
ing out OF existing conditions. Unless there
is conflict beween the policy of this Gov
eminent and that of some other power, diff
ferences will doubtless be harm0nzed and
no extraordinary expenditure be called for
Having brought to the attention of the ap-
propriate department circumstances spec
tally within the observation of this depart
ment seeming to call for definite instruc-
tions to the officers. and the whole matter
having subsequently been laid before Con-
gress by the President, it would be prefer
able that this department should not anti
cipate conditions beyond its authority or
control"
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seats in front of the stage were Mrs.
Schwab, Mrs. Fischer, Mrs. Spies and Mrs.
Engel. On the stage were photographs of
Waldheim Cemetery and the dead Anarch-
lists. Over the front of the gallery were
numerous allegorical pictures-Jay Gould,
wearing crown and sitting on bags of
gold, holding in one hand trains of cars
and in the other a bunch of telegraph
lines the police, with uplifted clubs,
around an immigrant ship, the whole sur
mounted with the statement, Liberty in
the Soup"
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WHOLE NO. II75s.

neiiiies iha; The alleeed lelte.s OF ParGeil
viii be produced, and that Psrnell will be
examtned concerning hem on February
9th Mrs 0'Shea will be a witness after
Parnell With regard 10 the signature sp-
pended to the letters Concerning the lie
OF Parnell during Che period in which tue
letters are alleged 10 have bsen written
Mrs. oShea writes that she had never
heard OF the letters before they were pub
asheo IN the Times, and that she is con.
WINGED they ere forseries. Nevertheless
the 3isies expects to obtain from her in the
course OF her examination other valuable
evloenee in support Of their case.
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ANXIOUS TO GO.
A Militia Company Wants to Represent
California at the Inaugural

SAN Francisco, January 27th.-Company
f, OF the Fifth Infantry Regiment, sta
toned at Oakland, wants to represent the
National Guard at Washington at the inau-
gural of President elect Harrison. The
estimated cost will be $S.000 and s., COO has
already been subscribed, Colonel ]. Nj.
Donohue, of the Fifth, signing for half
that sum. Captain J. B. Lauck, veteran
OF the late war, is drilling fifty.tive men
nightly, and has hundreds of applications
for places in the company. Fhe company
will be as well drilled as men can be. Cali
fornia has never been represented at an in
augural at Washington by regular CON-
pany of its National Guard, owing to the
enormous expense.
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IT Is ALL FIXED.
An Indianapolis Editor who Knows All
About tho Cabinet

AUuut th0 OHbfn0t.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 27th.-The Press.
under the heading /" Cabinet Certainties, !"
says: General Harrison is said to be
looking four years ahead in making up his
Cabinet. which will likely be as follows !:
Blaine for Secretary of State. Allison for
the Treasury, Wanamaker for the NAVY.
Platt for Postmaster General, and Alger for
Secretary of War. Warner Miller will be
Secretary of Agriculture when that depart
ment is raised 10 Cabinet position. Estee
OF California, General Goff of West yir-
ginia, and Powell Clayton of Arkansas, are
Cabinet possibilities
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Ano,her Blaine Rrmor.

AUGUSTA (Me-) J, January 27th.-The news
that the Premiership in President Harri-
sons Cabinet had been offered to Mr..
Blaine, received here yesterday afternoon,
was generally credited, especially when
young James Blaine said his father had ac-
cepted the place and had gone to Indian
apolis.
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SALE OF A RAILROAD.
Eastern Capitalists Buy the San Diego
and Ocean Beach Road.

SAN DIEGO, January 27th.-W. II. Carl
son has returned from New York and re-
ports the sale of the San Diego and Ocean
Beach road, with the wharves at Roseville
and San Diego, and the franchise of the
San Diego and Delmar Railroad. The sale
was made to William Graves and a New
York company for 100000. Two twenty
six-ton locomotives and a number of
passenger coaches have been purchased and
are en- route now. The contracts signed
call for the completion of the road of the
Southern Pacific gauge as far as Delmar,
twenty-five miles north of San Diego.
within the next six months
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-28
A DIFFsRxNcE OF OPINION.
What the London Papers Say of Big
marck's Statements.

LONDON, January 27th.-The Times saws:
"Englishmen will be curious to know the
real value of Prince Bismarck's assertion
that Germany is absolutely as one with
England in regard to Samoa 1t is difficult
to believe that England is giving any kind
of approval to the deportation of Malietoa,
or to German Intervention between Tama-
sese and Malietos's partisans.n
The Daily News, in view of Bismarck's
speech on the African question, wants to
know what is the price of Bismarck's s
friendship. and in regard to Samoa what
further sacrifice of national dignity Eng
land is to make
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-28
ANOTHER SUPPOSED BONANZA.
San Bernardino Excited Over the New
Mines I'm That County.

Mines In That County.
SAN BERNARDINo, January 27th.-The
excitement over the gold discovery at San
Bernardino is intense. Nothing else is be-
ing talked of. Apparently the ledge is
phenomenal in extent, being forty fee.
wide, and in plain view extends over one
mile, with traces for ten miles further. In
the opinion of several experts the find is so
immense that very few will believe that
the statement can be true. So far, of
course; all that is known is from opinions
formed from the surface. By actual meas
urement from wall to wall the ledge av-
erages forty feet. The ore is chiefly de-
composed shale with considerable sulphur
cts OF iron, which are considered favor
able indication, Men have been prospec-
ting in that vicinity for ten months.
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BELIrrLrYG THE ISSUE.

BERLIN, January 27th.-The North Ger
man Gazette says: "Advices from San
Francisco show that the Chamber of Com
merce there is the most active element in
opposition to Germany's policy in Samoa.
The anti German feeling is heightened by
the action of Sewall, American Consul in
Samoa There is no conflict between
Germany and America. 1t is only with
Sewall and the American officials in Sa-
moa, who are anxious 10 cause complica-
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An American Attempts Suicide.

LONDON, January 27th-Charles S. Dr-
yer, OF Chicago, tried to commit suicide by
cutting his throat yesterday in the Angel
Hotel. He was taken to St Bartholomew
Hospital, but his recovery is hopeless. He
had plenty of money and jewelry and papers
in his pocket show that be was WELDON
nected. The reason II she suicide is
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-28
A BOLD DERp.

Attempt TO Assassinate DIR. Smith az
his Plymouth Homo.
PLYMOUTH, January 27tb.-Dr. a. C.
Smith, of Plymouth, was used as target
while at supper last night by a person
unknown, who fired two shots at him
through window at close range, both
shots missing him by a few inches. II was
narrow escape. Had the doctor occupied
the seat at the table he usually does the
shots would have proven fatal There is
no clue to the party who fred the shots.
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Fatal Shooting Affcay Between Portu-
guese at Santa Clara.

SANTA CLARA, January 27th.-A shooting
scrape occurred here this afternoon between
two Portuguese, one named Mansil Anson,
being fatally injured. The circumstances
OF the affair are very indefinite, as their
countrymen are very reticent From the
facts, as near as can be ascertsined, the pis-
tol was discharged by accident BY Joe Re-
posa. who has scaped, and up to this hour
the officers are unable 10 locate his where
abouts. II is very probable that it is a case
OF revenge on the part of Reposs, he hav-
ing been arrested some months ago. and
charged with having run away with An
sons wife, and that this is the outcome of
that trouble.
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FOREIGN INTELLIaENcE.
EcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNIoN.
THE PENDING ISSUE.

Austrian Papers Support the American
Side of the Samoan Question.
VIENNA, January 27th.-The Pesthe'
Lloyd and other Hungarian papers, in dis
cussing the Samoan question, favor Amer
lean opposition to Germanys encroach-
ments. The Pesther Lloyd says: America
cannot allow German supremacy in place
which is acquiring enormous commercial
and strategic importance. After the 18TH
mus of Panama shall have been pierced
the military prestige of Germany will not
impose upon America, who have no occa-
sion to accede to German Claims
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Russia and ,he sondan.

LONDON, January 27th.-The Russian
military mission to Abyssinia will join the
army of Negus in the attack on Kassala
NJ. Aschinoff has informed the French Of
ficers at Tajjourah of his plan for reorgan-
izing the Abyssiniau army. Each battalion
by this scheme would have nucleus OF
sixty Russian veterans He says he meaus
to conquer the Soudan.
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KILLED FOR WORKING.
Murder Committed By strike
In BrOoklyn.

Ox OOmuhts6u " StxtkoFs
In Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, January 27th.-The street.
railroad troubles in this city resulted in a
murder to-day. A new man, named Adj
ans. employed at the stables in place of a
striking stableman. was found lying on the
Sidewalk in front of the stables dead, with
his sknll crushed
JoeSchumaker, q watchman, admitted to.
night that he admitted three strikers to the
stable to talk with Adams, to induce him to
leave the place. The three strikers were
arrested
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ENGLAND SIDES WITH GERMANY

BERLIN, January 27th.-In his speech on
East African matters in the Reichstag yes
terday Bismarck made passing allusion
to the Samoan trouble in these words,
which were greeted with cheers: Also
in Samoa we are in full accord with Eng
land, and advance hand in hand with
her y
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A Little Tornado in amador.

DRYTowN, January 27th.-Between and
3 O'Clock yesterday morning a severe wind
storm sprang up. 1t was somewhat in the
nature of hurricane, blowing with such
violence as to overturn trees and blow down
fences and chimney-tops. 1t lasted but
short time, dying away as suddenly as it
sprang up. No serious accidents have vet
BEEN reported.
The Long Griffin Boat Race.
SAN Francisco, January 27th.-The
boat race between Dennis Griffin and
Charles Long, at the Alameda mole to-day,
over course of three miles, for purse of
$500, was won by the latter by dozen
lengths. Tme-Long 22:13, Griffin 22:40.
Dakotans Please Read.
HEALDsBURG, January 27th.-The first
picnic of the season to the green hills come
off yesterday at the country residence of
Colonel Warfield. The thermometer stood
at 70 degrees, amid blooming flowers and
ripening oranges.
Fire Too Much for Frost.
DUToH FLAT, January 27th.-Chinatow
here was burned this morning, forty build
ings being consumed The loss is S25, 900,
with no insurance. II. A. Frost is heavy
loser.
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ALLEGED FoRGERIEs.

The "Timesr Parn-n Letters to be Read
Before the Court.
LONDON, January 27th-Sir Richard
Webster has informed counsel for the Par
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-28

Parisian suicides are generally in-Seine.
Hotel Mail.
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A MICHIGAN MATR1c1pE.
The Son of Mrs. Latimer Arrested fol
His Mothers Murder

JACKSON (Mich.), January 27.h.-The
most intense excitement prevails here
owing to the arrest of r. Irving Latimer, a
sor of Mrs. Latimer, who was murdered by
some person unknown on Friday night,
while her son was supposed to be at De-
troit. 1t has been shown that Latimer did
not stay at the Griswold House as he stated,
but shortly after arriving at Detroit took
return train to Jackson, arriving at 1
o'clock in the morning. He remained
few hours and took the night express back
to Detroit. 1t is charged that during the
few hours he was in Jackson he went home
and murdered his mother. Spots of blood
were discovered upon his clothing. The
excitement is increasing as evidence of his
guilt increases.
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DASGE.OU.LY ILL.
The Pope's Condition Causing Some
Alarm at Rome.

ROME. January 27lh.-A feeling of alarm
was caused yesterday by the illness OF the
Pope, who had o iit of Inconsistencies
lasting half an hour The Sacred College
is ready for a crisis
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Temperance is the moderate use of good
things and total abstinence from bad things.
The Poics.
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LIBERTY In TIE SOUP.
A Remarkable Gathering OF Anarchists
In Chicago Yesterday.

CHICAGO. January 27th.-Two thousand
men. women and children attended q con-
cert and ball at the Twelfth-street Turner
Hall 10 day. given by the Central Labor
Union and Pioneer Aid Society for the
benefit Of the families of our eight mar
tyrs-Spies, Fischer, Parsoas, Engel, Iings.
Fielden, Schwab and Neebe." Occupying
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THE TARIFF BILL.
As Badly on as Clawless Feline Would
be In Hades

be In Hadee.
WASHINGTON, January 27th.-The WAYS
and Means Committee will meet on Tues
day to consider the Senate substitute for
the Mills tariff bill. The general opinion
is that the majority of the committee will
take plenty of time to consider the subject,
and then recommend non concurrence in
the amendments in an elaborate report
criticising the Senate bill. If the bill gets
before the House it is not improbable that
its internal revenue features may be
adopted.
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Moro Flghfing in Afrlce.

ZANZIBAR, January 27th.-An engage
ment took place at DaT- Es -Salam on FRI
day, resulting in the defeat of the Arabs.
many of whom were killed. During the
fight the First Lieutenant of the Germsn
warship Sophie was killed by sunstroke.
The defeat of the Arabs renders the posi-
ton of the captured missionaries still more
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HOME AFFAIRS.
A LABORER MURDERED BY STRIK.
ERS IN BROOKLYN.
Rumored Indictment of Dudley
Allison and the Cabinet-An-
archist Martyrs Glorified.
A FIEND INCARNATE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RRooRD-usIos.l
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Paymaster Doyle,s Case.

WASHINGTON, January 27th.-The Presi-
dent has approved the recommendations
of Secretary Whitney revoking the order
ing of Assistant Paymaster Doyle before
the Examining Board for promotion, and
in view, therefore, of sending him before
the Board for examination to be retired.
Doyle was Paymaster on the Iroquois, of
the Pacific squadron, in 1885, when Pay
Clerk Meyers skipped with funds. and
althcngh Doyle's friends have reimbursed
the Government for the loss be has still
remained under cloud.
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PACIFIC COAST.
HEALpsBURG PICNsCKEAs RIIsH.
ING THE SEAS0s.
A Fatal Shooting Affray at Santa
Clara-The Dutch Flat China
town Wiped Out
A WOMAN IN ruE CASE.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 THE sHookn uNos J