Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-07
The Hawaiian Minister.

O.
win ms family. is staying for few days
at the Everett House. They will sail in
lew days for Europe, where Minister Car.
Ter intends TO remain until October. Speak
ing or the new Cabinet formed by King
kalakaua, Carter said: THE new Cabinet
is composed of men of high standing and
ability, and should be credit to the CONN.,
try. There is no likelihood of there being
any change IN the foreign policy
The Lottery Bill.
BATON ROUGE (La.). July 6,h.-To-mor.
row evening the fifth day will have expired
on which Governor Nichols has to return
the lottery bill, either with or without his
approval. There is hardly a doubt as to
what the Executive intends to do in the
matter. One of Governor Nichols advisers
stated that not only would the Governor
veto the bill, but the action of the Lesisla-
ture would be strongly condemned. The
veto message will meet with the necessary
two-thirds vote, as the leaders in both
Houses are ready for any emergency.
Arrival of Monsignor o,Reilly.
New YoRK, July 6th.-Monsignor Ber.
nard O'Reilly was a passenger on the La
Bretagne, which arrived TODAY. He left
eight years ago to champion the Irish cues
ton in Rome, and faithfully defended il at
the Vatican. The Monsignor said the
English are making every endeavor to in.
huence the Vatican on the Irish question.
but the friends of Ireland are constantly on
!, the lookout, and thus far, with the aid of
the Pope, they managed to hold the upper
hand.
Sunday Baseball.
CHICAGO, July 6th.-Following are the
results of the American Association games
to- dav:
At Toledo-Toledo 5, Syracuse 6.
At st. Louis-St. Louis Z Brooklyn 2.
AT Louisville = Louisville Is, Roches-
ter 5.
At ladelphia-Athletics IA, Colum-
bus 4.
Scarcity of Shad.
NEW YORK, July 6th.-This season has
been an unusually poor one for Matching
shad on the Atlantic seaboard Some dis
ease in the shad has spoiled the roe.
Large quantities of ish have been taken,
but only few of them were ripe enough
to yield spawn. Another season like this
one will make shad almost as scarce in the
Connecticut rivers as in the rivers of the
Middle States.
No More Racing.
New YORK, July 6th.-Now that the sea
is filled with icebsrg5 the White Star line
has issued positive orders to the captains
of its steamships to reduce the speed by at
least three revolutions of the screw per
minute, in order to show that they are not
racing or engaged in breakneck effort to
cut down the record. The practical effect
OF the order will be to lengthen the voyage
by about two hours and greatly lessen the
risk of disaster.
National Glass Workers.
BALTIMORE, July 6th.-Nesrly four hun
dred delegates to the Convention of the
National Union American Flint Glass
Workers, which meets in this city to-mor-
row, arrived to-day. This body represents
130 local unions, scattered all over the
United States. The Convention will be in
session about two weeks, and will mold
secret sessions.
President and Mrs. Harrison.
CAPE MAY, July 6th,-Mrs Harrison and
party will go to Cresson in August. The
President has postponed his fishing excur-
sion until Monday
President Harrison to-day attended the
Presbyterian Church here After the serv-
ice he shook hands with most Of the con-
gregation.
Episcopal visitations.
CHAUTAUoUA IN. ", July 6th.-Bishop
Vincent will not remain al Chautauoua
throughout the assembly. He leaves here
Monday, July 7th, for his semi annual tour
of episcopal visitation, going this time to
Montana, Idaho. Washington and Califor-
MIA. BE will probably return to his home
in Buffalo in the middle of September.
A Political Machine.
COLUMBIA Is. C), July 6th.-General E.
7. Stockhouse, President OF 1000 active
Farmers Alliances in this State, is a candl-
6atQ for EnyrCroSo Tho 80,
more attention to politics than to crops. II
is spleDdidly organized political machine
and is working hard TO carry every district
in the State.
Railroad Collision.
PETosKEY mich. }, July 6.h.-Conficting
orders resulted in a collision, between q
freight train and passenger train between
Bay View and Odin yesterday morning.
Miss Weller OF Detroit was fatally injured,
and dozen other people more or less seri-
ousiy hurt.
New Schedule of Wages.
NEwTon (kan.), July 6th-The Griev-
ance Committee of the Santa Fe system
has completed its labors and tomorrow
will submit the demands to the mansger
of the road. The new schedule is what is
called standard wages By railroad men.
Clearing House Exchanges.
BosToN, July 6th.-The total gross ex-
changes for last week, as shown by dis
patches from the leading clearing houses
of the United States and Canada are 81,
13S, ,7l7,OS5, decrease of IA per cent as
compared with the corresponding week of
last year.
South Dakota Crops.
HURON IS. D. J, July 6th.-Crops through
out South Dakota have made more rapid
growth during the past week than ever
before known in the State. Reports from
States Signal Office last evening indicate a
glowing outlook.
New York's Valuation
New York, July 6th.-The valuation of
real estate in this CITY for the assessment of
taxes this year is 1897 290, ,007, an increase
of over S66 100000. TIE valuation of per-
sonal property is $29S, ,6SS, 1888, an increase
of over $26 100000.
Two Men Drowned.
PHILADELPHIA, July 6th.-Six men went
out rowing yesterday on the Delaware
river. The boat capsized. aud William
Sherry and George Mitchell were drowned.
The others were rescued by boat that put
out from the shore.
Drowning of Two Boys.
CHAMBERsBURG Pa.) July 6th-Ira and
Doler Gauger, sons of William Gauger of
Waynesboro, aged 8 and IA years re-
spectlvely, were drowned to. day in Antie-
tam Creek while fishing.
Famous Football Team.
NEW YORK, July CHA picked team of
famous football players of Scotland will
reach this city early in August, and on
Labor Day will meet the champions of
America.
Welcomed Home.
New YoRK, July 6th.-Miss Winnie
Davis daughter of the late Jefferson Davis,
arrived rom Europe to-day on the
steamer La Bretagne. She was welcomed
home by her fiance, Alfred Wilkinson.
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