Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-04
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aedons. The grocery keeper, not being an
aamlrer OF the Governor, ordered him ouf
oi the store, and, as he failed to go, he sum-
marily elected him by force, with the in
junction never 10 enter his doors again.
Ihls is the second attack made on Reber
by Wilson during the past four weeks
friends interfering each time.
The Naval Station at Pago PaSo..
WASHINGroN, April Sd.-It is unlikely
that tne Navy Department will proceed TO
eStaoilsh naval station at the harbor of
6aso f9go, on the Samoan island, until the
berln Conference concludes its work. The
last Congress appropriated SlOO 600 for This
purpose, and the money is now available
but 1t is thought that any radical step at
tins time might tend to ieopardize the suc-
cess OF the conference. Besides the six
nunured tons OF coal that were sent 10
Samoa on board the Monongahela. and
which should be there now, the shin
saehem, which sailed from New York a
fortnight ago, carried large amount, aud
shoulo make the passage in about 95 days.
Four OF the large rifles Tor the new
cruiser Charleston have been finished atthe
yard, and sent on their railroad trip To San
francisco. Their carriages will be COM
pIeteu IN TWO or three weeks. and will be
sent on Immediately.
The sub-Treasury at New York.
WASHINGTON, April Sd.-Tbe appoint-
ment OF Ellis y. Roberts, rs Assistant Treas
urer at New York, was made without his
knowledse, and there is now some doubt
as to his acceptance. The death of
Assistant Treasurer MoCue made il essen
tai there should be as little DELAY as posi-
oie IN the qualification of his successor.
lhe situation Is further complicated bv the
change IN the Office Of United States Treas
urer. MI HudSion has telegraphed that
he Will be in Washington by the end of
the present week, but SO far has not ind;.
Gated when he will qualify and relieve Mir.
Heath. There is an impression a, the De-
partment that he will delay qualifying
until after the affairs in the New York
office have been settled, which wilt at least
take i've weeks. \ declination on the part
OF Roberts will delay matters still further.
1t Would Not Work.
WASHINGTON, april 3d,-The Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia, in gem
eral term to-day, in the case of Il. Mason
Leslie against Shelby and Butler of the
treasury, denied the petition for manda-
mus This was an application for allow
ance OF mileage by the isthmus route from
Philadelphia to Mare Island, Cal. the ac-
counting ofhcers having allowed only for
the overland route.
ho wants TO Resign.
WASHINGTON, April 3d.-Collector Ma
gone of New York was at the Treasury
Department and had interviews with Sec
retary Window and Assistant Secretary
Ilchenor. The latter said Magone's visit
related entirely to the routine business of
his office. From other sources it is learned
he placed his resignation al the Secretary's
disposal.
Senator Stanford.
WASHINGTON, April 3d.-Senator Stanford
lett for New York this afternoon, and to-
morrow he will so to Boston to confer with
Fred Law Olmstead and General Warning
ABOUT plans for the establishment of an
arboretum upon the Stanford University
grounds.
Maine Seamen Wrecked.
WASHINGTON, April 3d.-The United
States Consul at Auckland has informed
the State Department of the wreck of the
American ship Red Cross, of Richmond
Maine, on the Tonga Islands. Nineteen of
her men are destitute at Auckland.
The Lydecker Court N artial
WASHINGTON, April 3d.-The Lydecker
Court-martial adjourned this afternoon. Ii
is believed that they finally voted upon the
case, but they cannot dissolve until ordered
to do so by the Secretary Of War, who NAV
have other business to lay before them.
He Prefers the Blue Grass Country.
WASHINGTON, April 36-It is understood
that w. o. Bradley of Kentucky has de-
clined the Corean Mission to which he was
nominated few days ago.