Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-17
The Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 18th. h.-Printed copies of
the tariff bill, as amended by the Republican
members OF the Senate Finance Committee I'D
to Saturday night, were laid before the COM
mittee OF the Senate to-day They include
sugar and tobacco schedules, and copies OF
these were given to-day to Senator Carlisle,
We're made again to-day, and this will proba-
bly, be the case every day until the bill gets
into the Senate.
1t is expected that the subcommittee will be
Thursday.
Mckinley said the changes made in the House
bill by the Finance Committee were compare.
lively few and unimportant.
Slogging Match.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), June 16th.-Charley Daily
of st. Louis and Billy Murray fought ten
round draw at the baseball park this afternoon
for $500. They used fOur-ouuce gloves and there
was lively slogging from the start 20 the finish
Both showed some considerable science but
Daily had the advantage in weight. Murray
round, and scored clean knock down. First
blo,d was drawn by Daily in the third round
At the close OF the sixth round both were very
tired. Daily had bad cut over his left eye
and Murray's lips and right eye were cut and
swol en-. In the tenth round the men were SO
tired the blows counted for little.
Amendments TO the Silver Bill.
WASHINGTON, June 16th.-Senator Blair pro-
posed two amendments on the silver bill to-day.
One was TO strike out all after the enacting
clouse, and inserting clause directing the
Secretary of the Treasury, under the provisions
OF the Act OF 1878, to purchase silver bullion at
the marker price and coin .'our million dollars
monthly. The other amendment provides that
there shall be no legal tender in the United
States except gold and silver coin.
No Work Being Done.
DENVER, June 16th.-Plumbers to the number
OF SoJ quit work this morning and joined the
striking carpenters and mill men. Several
gangs of bricklsyers lathers and hod carriers
also quit. All the labor unions held meetings
Yesterday and donated money in aid of the
strikers, and passed resolutions declaring their
sympathy with them. Of the many buildings
in course OF construction there is not one upon
which work is being done to-day.
Annoyed by Gaping Crowds.
WASHINGTON, June l6tb.-A complaint has
been made to the police by the officials of the
Chinese Legation 10 the effect that neither the
ladies of the legation nor themselves can avail
OF the cooling balconies of their residence
without attracting crowd, who by both their
manners and conduct, greatly annoy them
This Is SO continuous as practically TO make
PRISONERS of both the ladies and the officials of
the legation within the walls of their residence.
Steady Market for California Raisins.
New YORK, June 15th.-Iatest advices are
con6Tma,ory of the earlier rumor that the crop
OF French primes will be less than that of last
Year Turkish prunes in casks are finding a
slow sale in this market. There has been q
ten days for Valencia raisins Both layers and
the best brands off stalk has advanced. There
is q steady jobbing market for California raisins
Republicans in Caucus.
WASHINGTON, June 16th.-The Republicans of
the House met in caucus to-nigh to receive the
report of the caucus committee upon the ma
tionai election bill. After some amendments
by Frank for a change in the mode of canvass
ing, ETC.. the entire bill was approved it came
from the csucus committee. There was every
disposition to secure speedy action upon the
bill in the House.
Bids From Abroad.
PITTsBURG, June 16th.-A decided sensation
was created among the iron and steel manu-
facturers by the announcement that Belgian
IRON firm will bid 10 supply the structural iron
necessary for the new Courthouse at Minneap-
the Pitrsburg manufactures. The Belgian Con-
sui has confirmed the offer. The Belgian firm
hassecured contracts for large Jobs for structural
iron in Austin and Houston, Tex.
Wedding Bells
BosToN, June l6th.-The marriage of Miss
topher a buckley. a wealthy capitaliss
of California took place at the Ca
thedral of the Holy Cross to-day. After
Hotel. 1he couple left for New York this sfter-
noon, and will hold reception at the Hoffman
House tomorrow.
Homeopathic Convention.
WAUKEsHA (Wis.), June 16th.-The arrivals of
physicians to attend the homeopathic conven-
ton have been numerous. and the prospects of
n successful meeting are fatteripg. At a meet
Ing Of the institute held tonight Dr. j. D.
Burk of Cincinnati was elected President vice
Dr. Sawyer Monroe, who is seriously, if not
fatally, Ill.
Freight Train Derailed.
PAprc.H (Ky.l, June l6.h.-A freight train
on the Newport News and Mississippi Valley
Railroad was derailed at KeTrviile, Tenn, this
morning. The engine and ten cars were badly
wrecked. Engineer Gwynn Perkins and an
known negro tramp were crushed TO death,
and Rush Marshall, fireman, was fatally hurt.
California Fruit sales.
CHICAGO. June l6th.-Porter Bros sold two
carloads of black cherries to day at 50 80: Royal
Annes, 81 20 TO 81 S5: apricos 81 IS to 81 so and
81 s0 peaches, 81 SO to 81 IS, with the eAcep-
tien of some green stock at 81 %; cherry plums.
95c to 81 g.
A Flyer Wrecked.
CoUSc.L BLUFFS. June l6.h.-This morning a
Burlington flyer was wrecked near Island
Park station by q defective rail. The baggage
car, coach, chair car and a smoker were
turned over into ditch and a number OF pas
sergers cut and bruised, but none fatally.
Railroad appointment.
CHICAGO, June l6th.-W. j. Merrill General
Manager of the Kansas City, ST. Joseph sud
Council Btatfs Railr al, has been appointed
General Manager of the Chicago Burlington
snd Quincy, to succeed Ripley, who resigned
yune LIST.