Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-14
learly equal to the total cash reserve required

LlOonSDlneFs, commissioner hauln was tO-ua
notified by telegraph that Judge Woods Q
the United States Circuit Court has decide
that the case is in the United States Courts
that the issue of warrant by State magis
trate and the arrest under the same is in fac
suit or action begun. and such case can
transferred to the Uuited States Court
without waiting for bills of indictment by III
State Grand Jury. The hearing on the habea
| corpus writs looking to the unconditiona
discharge of the revenue officers will come u
for consideration tomorrow.
The Postmaster General has issued an orde
intended to break up the existing practice o
certain classes of merchants, manufacturers
inventors and agents who send through the
mails printed advertising cards of various
shapes and sizes with one cent postag
stamp affixed. The Postoffice Department
officials claim that this practice, which is
growing one, has of late become serious an
noyance and hindrance to the prompt distri
button of mail matter, particularly on thu
railway mail service.
The Cabinet to-day resolved to have thor
ough investigation of the loss of the steamer
Narragansett, of the Stonington line to Bos
ton, in Long Island Sound few weeks ago
to determine whether the Steamboat Inspect
ors are in any measure responsible for the
disaster by which so many lives were lost.
The statements regarding the preparations
for the entry of Captain Payne and his fol.
lowers into Indian Territory, and the ques
ton relative to the Ponca Indians leaving
their reservation, were also topics of briei
discussion, but no action was taken, it being
considered best not to interfere until some
thing of an official character had been re-
ceiyed.
The question of the st. Louis District At
torneyship was considered, and it was decided
to reappoint VIM. p. Bliss, the present in
cumbent.
The President said he thought Judge Law.
renee Of Olio would ev' ntr ly withdraw his
declination. and accept the office of First
Comptroller Of Currency, recently rendered
President Hay e, will probably leave to.
morrow night for Columbus, o.
To-day was the warmest of the season. Al
2 p. NJ the thermometer indicated 97 degrees
at the Signal Office. an in the Treasury
building, where the heat is generally less fell
than in any other of the public buildings, the
mercury ranged from 93 to 9S degrees, The
employees were dismissed at P NJ one hour
earlier than usual.
The State Department to day received
dispatch from Minister Maynard, at Constan
tinople, stating that he had been waiting
without success fog ten days for an audience
with the Sultan, to bid him the customary
diplomatic farewell, and asking whether he
should delay his departure any longer Oh
return to the United States at once
President Hayes directed that reply should
be sent instructing Minister Maynard to use
his own discretion about waiting for an in
teryiew with the Sultan, but at the samt
time urging him to make reasonable effort t.
return and take the Office of Postmaster Gen
eral.
Secretary Schurz will leave probably Oh
Saturday tor his Western tour He speak.
at Indianapolis on Monday, the 10Th.
Condition Of senator Cameron.
WASHINGTON, July 13th.-Ever since Sen
ator Cameron of Pennsy lsania went to the
White Sulphur Springs, soon after the ad
journment Of Congress, reports have come
from there that he was in very bad health
A private letter has Just been received in
Washington from the Springs, representing
the Senator's condition as more serious than
anybody supposed. This letter reads tina,
his health is completely shattered, and there
is danger that he will not recover. The
writer pr,f ,sses to have the Senator's physi.
clan as authority for this statement, but his
friends here hope it exaggerates the serious.
ness Of his illness.
Northumberland Passengers.
OMAHA, July 13sh.-The following through
passengers were on to days train, leaving al
12:15 +. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento July
18th: A. J. Bowie, b. Triest, F. l.. Unger
G. A. Hooper and wife, A. s. Fisk, Sar
Francisco; Captain A. W. Jones. United
States Army Mrs. John l.. Chase and child,
Adm, Cal; Charles Adler, wife and child,
Alameda, Cal; Il. Isaacs, New York Mis-:
Lizzie Batchley, Omaha; j. j. w. CLARK
and wife. Alameda; Ward Priest, Ari
IONA /; G. L. Goodeil and wife, Miss A Null
hail, st. Lpuis j. Travis, st. John, n. B.
Daniel Bagley, Olympia, w. T; T. Holmes
and family, Carlin George Caches, Lacon.
ner. w. 7.
Thirty two through emigrants left OH last
nights train, to arrive in Sacramento July
10Th.
Patents H.sued to CaIfr0rnians.
WASHINGTON, July 13th-Patents were
issued to the following Caiifornia4s to-day
Andrew j. Stevens Of Sacramento, power fol
steering apparatus for vessels j ohm &. Corey
Of Santa Paula, animal shears Willis Grove
and L. II. Hesler of Naps. ballot box John
A. Cunningham of Sacramento, steam boiler
Henry L. Day of lruckee, frog for timber
chutes; Noah Haynes of San Jose, sash fast
ener; Roswell E. Morey of San Francisco
berry JACKET Joseph Omprts of San Fran
cisco, ore feeder for crushing mills Edward
Nunan of San Francisco, scroll saving ma
chine Walter Greed of San Francisco geo
pranbical came card. John r. Sabin of Bar
Francisco electrical switch board.
pr,.s,,,,, p.,..,o.Lu., w..u
CHICAGO, July 13rh.-The Board of Trade
..;.;o w ~ =. I;s,,;Sl -. rao,J. sn'
and locate elsewhere.
The thermometer rose to 94a this after
noon. Several cases of sunstroke occurred
yesterday and this morning-none fatal. To
day the weather is very warm, but fail
breeze prevents it from being destructive O.
life. In the interior. and apparently for .
radius of 500 miles from here. the weather i
remarkably hot. so severe in the harves
fields as to cause almost a total Suspension q
work during The day.
Reports from the surrounding country con
tinue to report that unprecedented heat pre-
walls.
chicago weather.
CHICAGO, July 13th.-The weather to-day
has been hotter than any day Of the series
the thermometer IN the shade ranging iron
a. "a 70 loo accoruins W 'he r aocaii'y Wher'
.ne oosefsa'ion f was .aheh. me NUMBER Q
pros.raei1is ron hea. "eic sreaeiy increased
l anu .he ceasas iron Dill, .ne same cause airead.
fepor.ea are si1, VIII prospects OF more De
iole liolhine' erHa's ueNeh 9thers Wer'
osetcone' 1:.' anu "ie ~ a more VI iess criIica
gather, there was slight rain. and the air be