Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-05
BeIlirerent Italians.

TRENTON IN. y. J, January 4th.-Ihe riot
which occurred at Barnegat Park Yesterday
caused the Governor to order the military
put under arms to day. The trouble was
so serious at midnight last night that Lieu
tenant Farrow, Q. 8. A., fearing the place
would be burnesi, made requisiiion for
troops.
The trouble at that place grew out of the
dissatisfaction of several scores of Italian
laborers who had been grading the public
boulevard and had not been recently paid.
The Italians threatened to burn the village,
Women and children fed to shelter in the
neighboring woods and the citizens are
armed for defense. To day the Italisns
were quieted with assurances of an AMIGA
BILE settlement tomorrow.
Reply to Gompers.
New YORK, January 4th.-At to-day's
meeting of the Central Labor Federation.
Lucien Sanial moved that reply be sent
President Gompers, of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor, in answer to his question
if Socialists were still represented in the
Central Labor Federation. the reply to con-
tain the statement that Gompers had made
false statements to the Detroit Convention;
that he composed the Credential Commit.
tee of the enemies of Socialists. and that he
used unfair means to keep the Socialists
out of the Convention. The motion was
adopted.
Internal ienal Monetary Conference.
WASHINGTON, January 4th.-The Inter-
national Monetary Conference has been
called to meet in the diplomatic chamber
of the Secretary of State on Wednesday
next, when Secretary Blaine will deliver
an address of welcome. Since the publi-
cation of the list of delegates appointed,
notice has been received of the appoint
ment of B. A. P. Carter to represent the
Hawaiian Kingdom, Hannibal Price to
Stephens, the Republic of Honduras.
Mexico's Monetary System.
WASHINGTON, January 4th.-The Bureau
of American Republics is informed that
the Finance Minister of Mexico has sub.
nlitted to the Congress of that Republic a
plan for the entire revision Of the none
tary laws and coinage. 1t provides that
the monetary system Of the Republic shall
consist, as at present. of gold, silver, cop.
per and brass coins. The monetary unit
shall continue to be the silver dollar. Frac.
tions of this dollar shall be represented By
silver coins of five, ten and twenty cents.
Mrs. Gherardi Dead.
NEW YORK, January 4th.-Mrs. Anna
T. Gherardi, wife of Admiral Gherardi,
commander of the South Atlantic squad
ron. died tonight at the Hotel st. George,
Brooklyn. The deceased was 40 years Of
age. and the daughter of Walter NJ. Rock
survive her.
Short In His Accounts.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 4th.-The Senti.
neIs Paoli, Ind, special says: Joseph
Fields, County Treasurer Of Orange county
&c ohA & Ia 80 olo n
error, and processes his Willingness and
ability to pay up whenever the exact
amount of the shortage is known.
Thousands of Miners Out.
CREssoN (Pa.), January 4th.-All the
miners at Bena Creek, Lilly, Gallitzin
Portage, Coalport and Hastings are on q
strike for an advance in wages; They may
resume works tomorrow pending confer.
ance with the opera tors. Several thousand
men are affected.
Mysterious Assassination.
HELENA Ark J, January 4th.-News was
received here to-day that Prince Miller, .
wealthy Colorado man, was assassinated
last night at Island 81, IN the southern
portion of this county. Negroes are sus
pected of having killed him.
Will Practice for Dollars.
CHICAGO, January 4th.-It is understood
that Anson will take the Chicago Ma
tional League baseball team to Cslifor
mia in the early spring for practice, playins
on the coast for q month or two before thl
season opens here.
Failure of Java Coffee Crop.
WASHINGTON, January 4th.-The Bureau
OF American Republics has received ad
vices of the almost total failure of tn,
coffee crop in Java, which is estimated q
only about 16 per cent. of its former annua
averages.
Senator Hearst's Condition.
WAsH1xGroS, January 4th. = Senate
Hearst rested comfortably the greater por
| ton of today. There il, however, no ma
| terial change in his condition.
0sneral eplnner buried.
UTICA IN. " January 4th.-The funera
Of the lste General Spinner, the War Treas
urer of the United States. took place to
! day with military honoes.