Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-18
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Colorado Indian Trouble.

DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Colorado Indian Trouble.
DENVER, October l6th.-A conflict with
the Utes seems imminent. Yesterday morn.
ing two companies OF militia left Gunnison
City for the reservation, to arrest Agent
Berry and others on a writ issued by the Dis
trict Attorney for Gunnison county under
orders from the Governor, aud have prob
ably reached the reservation line by this
time. Governor Pitkin was very much sur
prised at this movement of the militia with
out informing him. He expressed fears that
they would not be able to cope with the In
dams. In his Judgment they should have
taken at least twice as many again as they
took The United States District Attorney
this morning left for .Gunnison county. 1t is
probable that he will issue writs for the arrest
of the Agent and assistants, and have them
examined before a United States Commits
sioneT. Agent Berry makes statement that
il jackson had not been delivered to the In
diaus the soldiers and all the whites present
and al the freighters on the road inside of
the reservation would have been massacred.
Should the military 20 CT the reservation for
the prisoners there is every danger of con-
fiict.
OJRAY (CoL( J, October 10th. Agent Berry
slept with the Sheriff Of Gunnison county on
the night of the 1ith, and during the night
gave him the slip. The Sheriff says he will
have him If it takes s. year. The employees
Of the agency are badly frightened.
The Great Railroad junction.
LITTLE Rock, October 10th - w. B.
Strong, General Manager of the Atkinson,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, has been TO
Boston and New York consulting with rep
resentatives of the Central, Southern and
Union Pacific Railroads with q prospect of
arriving at an agreement. The occasion fer
this grows out of the approaching completion
of the Atkinson, Topeka and Santa Fe road
to Florida Pass, where it will intersect the
Southern Pacific Railroad. The distance now
intervening between the two roads, and which
is being daily lessened by rapid construction,
is about 100 miles. As soon as the two lines
shall be brought into q union, the arrange
nent for the interchange of traffic will be de-
clared in effect. The details of This arrange
ment are now occupying the attention of the
officers of the different roads assembled in
Boston. A contract would probably have
been ratified several days since had the repre-
sentstiyes of the Unien Pacific been punctual
IN putting IN an appearance. The Union
Pacific is entitled to representation in the
conference, for the reason that the men who
control the Central and Southern Pacific lines
l. V.
is expected that the Atkinson road will soon
get large amount of freight which now
goes over the Northern roads.
A storm in Nebraska.
OEARA, October 16th.-The Elkhoru Val
ley, Nebraska, was visited by fearful snow
storm yesterday afternoon and last evening.
On the Black Hills branch of the Union Pa
cific, snow drifted to depth of seven to
eleven feet, stopping the trains. The extent
of the storm is not known. It came down
from the Black Hills. There were also very
heavy drifts on the Omaha and Republican
Valley Railroad, between Osceola and
Stromsbarg. The train due here on the
Omaha and Nebraska Road, at II i. NJ ran
into big drift, and was delayed FIVE hours.
Whether the storm struck any of the cattle
ranges has not been learned. The weather
ha5 cleared up tonight. Trains are running
on the Union Pacific.
A Rose of strychnine.
OMAHA, October Yesterday after
neon Q stranger stopped at the house Of Al
be-. Kubs, SIX miles west Of this city. After
SUPPER he drank something from a small vial
Daring the night Kobs was awakened by the
visitor walking about the floor and tlen 60
ing outdoors He was soon afterward found
on the porch, dead. At the Coroner's inquest
today 1t was shown that bis name was Dr.
Henry Aarons, and that he had taken
strychnine with suicidal intent He left
note TO that effect, directing persons to in
quire about him from several parties in Bax-
ter county, Arkansas. He is stranger here.
Moody and 5aniIcy Coming.
CHICAGO, October 10th. Moody said to an
interviewer today that he and Saukey have
been contemplating visit to the Pacific coast
since 1875 In answer to urgent invitations
they intend to work in the churches, not in
any large tabernacle MIR. Hollenback will
San Francisco they may spend the early part
of the season in California. They will reach
San Francisco about November 1st. They
conducted q noon prayur-nieetiug to. day and
left for the seasons work l. San Francisco.
Northumberland Passengers.
OMAHA, October 18th The following
through passengers were on to days train,
leaving at 12:15 P. b.. to arrive in Sacra-
Reynolds, Mrs. Hall and son. Cassie +.
Parker, Wm. Green, Patrick Noble, San
Francisco; Anna J. Breeze, Decatur, Michi-
gan Mrs Robert Gardner and three chill |
drea. c. j. Woolrioh, Oakland Mrs. James
CLARK and daughter, + ko; Mrs. Southworth
and cLild Ontario, Canada George f. !
Webb. Mrs Webb, Miss Webb, A. Stewart !
and family, Melbourne; ]. A. Hilton and
far lily, Jersey City; A. Courtney and wife, |
Chas. E Blake, New York; Geo. Bray, San |
lose; VIM. Cooper aud wife, New jersey |
John Deschsmps, Queensland; w. l. Gospel, |
British Columbia {. ID. Arms, Youngs- |
town, Ohio.
OMAHA, October 10th. - The folio wing |
through passengers were on to-dsy's train, |
Leaving at 1915 =. ~, to arrive in Sacra- |
mento October 20th: Mis- z. J Ferris and |
daughter, Miss 3. Bennett, Buffalo; The. /
ophiIus Heale, New Zealand; a. J. Baker |
and wife, Kansas City Mrs. Herdman, Miss /
Herdman. England Mrs. A. i. Ephraim. |
Master Jacob Ephraim, T. Livingston and |
friend, San Francisco Governor Newell and |
family, ". T.; +. ID. Walker. 1. d. Walker
and servant, England w. Tspp. Sixty-ninth
Regiment, w. Rhodes and wife, Philadel-
phia DR.. Fisher, Canterbury. New Zealand !
Jack and daughter, Bowdoinham, Me;
Mrs. Nathan, Mrs. Beach, San Francisco |
Mrs Bgdd, stockton; Mrs. j. j. Hassell |
and two children, Chico; Z. +. Shaw and
wife, Omaha; Professor Samuel Aughey, !
Lincoln
Also, &c through enigrsuts left on Thurs
day nights ernigrar't train, tn arrive in Sac
-ameuto October pa. ard 81 last night, TO
arrive Oasober 2Si
Paucd to iowcr the Record.
new York, October 16th.-The second
tria! Of st. Julien at Prospect Park yester-
isy TO beat his time resulted in failure The
quarter was made in SS seconds, tie half IN
Log, the three.qpaters in 1885,, and the
mile in 2:l23, not lowering the record.
Demorsiiscd Circus.
LITTLE ROCK lark } October l6th.-A |
severe wind and raiE-stoym to day broke /
glass blew down = circus tent, blew over "A
ion cage and beth the lion and lioness
sscsped, aging through the crowds Of people, /
aB6 q panic ensusd, but finally quiet was re. |
stored ard TIE lions reoaptured.
The Chicago Railway Fight.
CHICAGO, October l6th.-The Wabash and /
chicago and Alton Railroad war continues to (
row bieterer. The rates to-day are 50 to +
Il. Louis aad 90 cents back. Travel has in 4
,reas,d three-fold. Speculation has ceased, 4
"a De roads are determined to break the !
So far tie Alton road has the 1
5est Of the eight, ard is carrying the var into
Africa.
Fighting Transfers.
CHgYzExR IVY. II. Oct Der 1G.h,-A |
Leadlr sLecial from Bawlins says: Jack I
-, el,a+ AND Lii,e1 ,Ioseph H0rnbeck to- +