Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-28

CISCO, Iock-cruSneri Henry r AdcDeck,
San Francisco, tube or tunnel protector for
cable roads; Frederick Gutzkow. San Fran
cisco, piston water meter; Elisha Hawes,
Sacramento, fencing; Joseph A. johnson,
San Francisco, concentrator; Samuel W.
Fitzpatrick, Gilroy, harrow and cultivator;
Leon Sirie, San Francisco, ships compass;
Gustave A. Tank, San Francisco, lamp
shade protector.
White House Callers.
WASHINGTON March 27th.-The usual
crowd consregated at the White House to-
day and kept the President busy the entire
morning. Among those admitted were
Governor Beaver of Pennsylvania, Senators
Farwell and Collum and friends, ex-
Speaker Carlisle, Senator Allison, Repre-
sentatives Turner, Wallace, Harmer, La
Toilette, Senator Dawes and Senator Nc
MILAN, with Minister Palmer, and General
John G.. New
Comfort for Marshals and Attorneys.
WASHINGTON, March 27th.-Attorney-
General Miller said to-day that he had not
outlined any general policy in regard to
the Marshals and District Attorneys ap-
pointed by the last Administration So
far as he was concerned, each case would
be considered on its merits. He did not
look on partisanship as a very serious
efficient and gentlemanly.
Stuart TayIor's Ambition.
WASHINGTON, March 27th.-Col Stuart
Taylor has been recommended for men,
Der of the Civil Service Commission by the
California delegation. This Commission,
it is expected, will be filled before the ad-
journinent of the Senate, but no person to
I'LL Mr.. Walkers place as member of the
Interstate Commerce Commission will be
chosen until the President has ample leis-
ure to consider the subject.
wolhey and New to be Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, March 27th.-The nomina-
tions of Lewis Wolhey to be Governor of
General to London, was reported favorably
from the committee, but under individual
objection they went over until the next
executive session, when they will be con-
tirmed.
Which Wss Rather Damaging.
WASHINGTON, March 27ih.-In the Ly-
decker Court martial to-day expert Souder
Sparrow and contractor Quackenbush tes-
titled in regard to defects in the construc-
ton of the Washington aqueduct tunnel
substantially to the same effect as to what
was brought out in the Senate investiga-
ton.
General Schofield's Brother.
WASHINGTON, March 27th.-Major-Ge Gen.
eral Scho6eld has appointed First Lieuten-
ant Charles B. Schofield, of the Second
Cavalry, as Aide de- Camp on his staff
Lieutenant Schofield is General Schofield's
brother, and has been in Washington for a
short time past on special duty.
Death of an Ex- Congressman.
WASHINGTON, March 27th.-Ex-R Repre-
sentative Peter Paul Mahony If Brooklyn.
died at o'clock this mornins His body
Mahony had served Que term in the House.
His death was caused by fatty degenera-
ton of the heart
The Soldiers Friend.
WASHINGTON, March 27th.-CorporaI Jas
TANNER to-day took the prescribed oath of
office, and entered upon his duties as Com
missioner of Pensions. His only appoint
ment to-day was that of George B. Squires
Oh brooklyn, as his confidential Secretary.
Monitors to be Repaired.
WASHINGTON March 9th. - Admiral
Jouett's Board of Inspection on the moni-
tors have returned to the city from Rich
mond. they are preparing their report,
winch will recommend that the monitors
be put IN condition fit for active service
Pulling for Osborne.
WASHINGTON, March 27th.-Representa-
hves Vandever and McKenna called upon
the President this morning and again
urged the appointment of Osborne of Los
Angeles for Public Printer. The President
did not say what he intends to do.
Harrison's First Months Salary.
WASHINGTON, March 27th.- President
Harrison received his first months salary
to-day. II amounted to So, 1888 sS. and was
delivered to him in the form of Treasury
draft. It was for the month of March,
minus the first three days.
Caifornians at the Capital.
WAsHINGToN, March 27th.-F. Mahoney.
A. B. Spreckels and Fred A. Brown of San
Francisco and H. s. Baer and wife of Los
Angeles are in the city.