Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-14


with an altar and pulpit. At religious service
on Sunday Anna wore a crown of diamonds
Her followers believe the angels commanded
them to worship her as the Holy Ghost, and
believe that she can return to earth at any
| moment.
Nominations and Combinations.
| WASHINGTON, March lSth-The President To-
day sent the following nominations TO the
Senate:
Eugene Schuyler, of New York. to be Assist.
ant Secretary of State, vice George hives re-
Walker Blaine, of Maine, to be Examiner OF
Claims for the Depal tment of State, vice Whar.
ton. deceased.
Cyrus Bussey, of New York City. to be Assist
| ant Secretary of the Interior, vice David L.
Hawkins, resigned.
The nominations were confirmed. The con.
| hrmation of Walker Blaine was out of the usual
| order. and was made by unanimous consent.
probably as compliment to his father
/ Senate Proceedings.
| WASHINGTON, March 1Sth.-In the Senate this
| morning Dolph introduced resolution author
| izing the Committee on Coast Defenses to sit
| during recess. Referred to the Committee on
| Contingent Expenses.
| On motion of Hoay resolution authorizing
the Committee on Privileges and Elections TO
4 sit during recess was adopted.
| resolution was offered by Stewart for the
purchase of 100000 of silver bullion per
| month for coinage. Laid on the table for the
| tive business.
The Senate confirmed the nominations of A.
9. Millette, Governor, and L. B. Richardson.
| Secretary OF Dakota.
Where Shall Ericsson's Remains Reste
| WASHINGTON, March lsth.-The Secretary of
the Navy has under consideration numerous
appeals from prominent citizens of this country
| TO furnish naval vessel TO convey the remains
of the late John Ericsson to his native land, in
recognition OF his distinguished services In pro-
| ducing the Monitor, which rendered such val
uaoie alG TO the Government IN a critical mo-
ment.
| On the other hand, a request has also been re-
ceiyed that this be not done, on the ground that
his native country failed to recognize his invent
| i've genius, and that his adopted country should
care Tor his remains.
White House Regulations.
WASHINGTON, March l3th-The President has
not yet been able TO formulate any rules with
| regard 10 the reception of visitors, and the
present arrangement will continue until some
/! Thing better is provided. Under it, official
| callers, including members of Congress and
political delegations will be received every day
from 10 to u O'Clock. Meetings of the Cabinet
| viii be held on Tuesdays and Fridays at 1880
O'Clock, and public receptions win be held in
| the East Room on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays at O'Clock p NJ.
Secretary Mobiles Assistant.
WAsHISGToN, March 13th.-Cyrus Bussey, who
was to-day nominated by the President to be
assistant Seer tary of the Interior, was born in
| OHIO in 1888. He was a delegate from Ohio to
the Baltimore Convention which nominated
| Stephen A. Douglass for President. He served
with great distinotlon throughout the war, and
was breyeted Malor-Generai in 1855. General
| Bussey engaged in business in New York City in
| 1881. and has since taken a prominent part in
| national politics.
Tascott Again Eludes Capture.
| CHICAGO, March h13th.-word has been received
| from A. J. Stone and party, who went TO Kat
Portage, Canada, in pursuit of a man supposed
TO be Ta,cott, the murderer of snell, SAYING that
few days before the arrival of the party he re-
| ceived cipher telegram from Chicago. He re-
| ilreo as usual tnat night, but the next morning
had disappeared, giving no trace or notice TO his
employers. The party has gone in pursuit.
| Pacific Coast Patents.
| WASHINGTON March l3th.-The following res
| idents of California have been granted patents
| calvin Brown, San Francisco, artificial slate
Carl W Hamilton San Francisco, compound
| cabinet engine; Joel A. Hayes San Francisco.
| dynamo armature; Reuben W. Hent, San Fran
clsco roller bearing; Henry E Poehlman San
1 Ray, Los Angeles, wall for house.
1 Increase in Coal Production
| WASHINGTON, March 1Sth.-Charles Ashburner
has just submitted to the United States Geolog-
| lcal Survey a preliminary statement showing
! that the total production OF coal of all kinds
increased from 129 975 ,557 short tons in 1887 to
| 145, 1868, IA tons in 1885, The value in 1887 was
SIS, $50 S37, which increased to s20S, ,l29 SOC in
] 1888. The increased production is shared by
every important oal-produciDg region.
The Chinese Do Go.
MILWAUKEE, March 13th.-The Chinese are
| leaving Milwaukee. Fourteen left to day. All
the Chinese launories i'll Walnut street and
vicinity have been abandoned. sam Ring Lee,
a well-tO-do Chinaman, who has been aiding
| his cuuntrymen, received a sort of White Cap
warning to-day, advising him and his friends to
| get out quietly.
driven to Suicide.
ELIZABETH IN. J.), March 13th-James Payne,
| aged fifty, foreman of the Singer Sewing Machine
| Works, fatally shot himself in the head this
morning at his residence. At one time
| he was IA prominent member of the Knights of
Labor, and he constantly asse led that the
| Knights were watching him and had threat
| ened him with bodily injury for deserving their
| order.
Only Question of Time.
| WASHINGTON, March lSth-In the case of Dis
| trict Attorney Watts, of West Virginia. who
| notified the Department that he does not intend
| to comply with the request for his resignation
Attorney General Miller said this afterno~ that
i no one had yet been selected for the place. and
/ Watts will probably be allowed to remain until
his successor has been nominated and con-
| firmed.
| si1ver for a Cruiser.
WASHINGTON, March l3th-The handsome
silver service presented by The citizens of Chi
| esgo TO the new United States cruiser Chicago,
| in recognition of the honor done that city by
naming said vessel, was accepted to-day by Sec
| retary Tracy on behalf of the officers of the
V. ssel. The Secretary wrote nice letter of
thanks to the citizens.
Mammoth Fish and Game Preserve.
New YORK, March 13th.-The Paradise Club
OF Anglers, of this city, OF which Judge Glider
sleeve is President, has just concluded the pur-
chase of 10000 acres OF forest and fifty trout
| lakes in various parts OF the country. This
| makes the largest fish and game preserve in the
world.
Count valenslp Makes a Purchase.
CYSTHIANA (Ky.). March 13th.-G Valensin
OF Pleasanton, CAL, has purchased of W. II.
Wilson, of Abdallah Park. Cynthiana KY the
| fast four-year od colt Duke Simmons, by Sim
mons. first dam by -trahmore, S, cond dam by
Clark Chief, thirdlcam by Straders' Clay.
Ballot-Box Reform.
ALBANY, March lSth.-The ballot-reform bill.
| reported by the Assembly Judiciary Committee
as amended. prov ides for a coupon on each bal
lot. on which ballot the clerks initials must be
| placed. The coupon is to be torn off by an In
| spector before the ballot is placed in the box.
The West Virginia Muddle.
| CHARLESTON wv. va.). March l3th.-The case
OF Carr against Wilson, on mandamus, in the
eubernstorial muddle, was argued in the SUI
preme Conrt to-day and submitted. A decision
is expected on Thursday or Friday, after which
| the Court will adjourn.
Kiirain Departs for England.
| NEW YORK, March 1sth.-Jske Kirain sailed
| for England this afternoon to join Mitchell,
with whom he will make a tour of England
| He will train Mitchell for his fight with Smith
and return to America TO get ready for the Sui
| livan fight.
Prohibition Amendment Passed.
Providence Or. u. March l3th-The Senate,
by vote of 22to I5 passed resolution resubmit-
ting prohibitory amendment to the Constitu-
| tion. The resolution must now pass the Assem-
bly,, to be submitted to the people in $780,
A Chief OF Police Murdered.
| RKSoxo tPenn.), March 1sth.-Chief of Police
Phillip Paul was murdered last night while
| conveying drunken man to Jail. He was shot
| in the back of the head and died in two hours
No arrests have been made.