Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-21
Further Propositions in Regard TO the
Maud and sanfa Claus Rnce

DNNrSTJC NEWS
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G u ~ otone, y! oircinna'i, making the
I n PtTPSsi. .o c ior Tace between
Ehauu . I'M anu San1a S.aSs ri Cn' ne WIZ
match piauu AGAINST ,'ai.a Slaus lcr
series ol I'VE race, in IN nea.s' tniee IN I'VE,
70 harness, nv .nore 'iian S S. oi sai9 races
70 De 'io.ieu ~ any G HE: osaIe, anu 70 NC
Ir9teeo III tn9 ,o1aIes " ililo,s' ono rehn,
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MAKE ha.ch 1or d siisie race ior So'eov
sac sac over Soou hicie .rach Ia one T TI the
States ha'neo III !lie hrs' proposition' 1hiro'
ne WI: maze Az silsIe race On Ihe Terms men
tloned III She seeohu proPosi.lon, WIN tne eA-
ceptlon tnae the race oe tr911ed Tor gate
Teceipts, tne gross amount 70 pe pala over 10
u. a. bucH' VINO shan within tnirty Gays
9nerealger aonate tne enlire amount 10 some
cnarltaple ihstltutioh' 10 De named by the
"i Tls u .ne rae .d;+or;our. .Th r.;as
ara now senarated onIv hv two noints~
whether the race shall be for S.. 900 or 81, 500
a side. and whether it shall be trotted on the
same OF different tracks. We have reason,
outside of natural differences, to believe that
the owner of Santa Claus will accede to the
present proposition of Captain Stone"
Northumberland, PASSENGERS.
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Thomas East Oakland Frank Darling. wife
and child. st. Paul, Mimi; Mrs. Mary Maj
felt and daughter, Clarion, Pa; Miss Mary
E. Bugbee, Boston A. j. Scott and family,
Geneva, ILL.,; Mrs. j. r. Hughes, Miss
Hughes, Columbus, o.
Eighty-fve through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento May 9th.
Outrage by Navajo Indians-Fears of a
ceper., o,,bre,E
~ oo.l
ohNrA Way @o'n. - le''oi W JUG
Douy N9W M nst from rorI Wineate STATES
that on tne lotn party OF drunken Navajo
iWu.'n' az. M ~" nsa, ~ Snt 80
ereJ ~ ill the driver A LARGE nackaoe of
silver was in the mail. but the Indians did
not modest it. Fears are expressed that this
is the premonition of an outbreak on the
part of the Navaioes encouraged by the sue
cess of Victories band These Indians can.
not now be whipped by the small number of
troops in the Territory. and if reinforced by
the Navajoes 10000 troops will hardly be
able to subdue them. The present insubordi.
nate spirit of the Navajoes is attributed to
their not liking the Agent, and letters have
been sent to the Interior Department signed
by all the agency employees asking his re-
moval.
The Charges or Corruutlon Against the
reyos pacific p.;,rooa Con,n,,v
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,,,,,;ttao ON poo;sn p lied, bava doo;jaJ
relative to the George letter making charges
of corruption in connection with the Texas
Pacific Railroad, that the committee has no
authority TO investigate the matter unless
the House shal see NJ especially TO author,
lie Them TO take some action. lhe alleged
corfupe Clalisac1iolls having occurred curing
the previous congress, ana aIectinS the sem
ate more particulariy than the House the
colllilltIee aeclueu 'las tie SUBJECT was hoS
proper one ior 'neir consideration.
The Nj. Il. Conference-oUesif0n or the
Election of n COlOred Bishop.
CINCINNATI. Nav Goth The question of
the election Of colored Bishop was discussed
in the NJ. i. Conference to-day. Dr. A.
Wheeler declared that this movement was In
the direction OF diocesan ePiscopacy, and an
indefinite increase In the Episcopal Board:
DIR. Wentworth charged that the colored
members were urged on to this by certain asl-
tators OF the Caucasian race; kev. MIR.
Lewis tcolored) opposed the election now.
Graham (colored) denounced Lewis as a tral,
tor, and made strong argument Tor colored
Bishop, and said people demanded 1t as
right. DIR. Lanaham SAID the threats OF
abandonment OF the church could not terrlfy
1t, and moved ar indefinite postponement.
Carred-Zz' TO 49,
Reformed Presbyterian synod.
PrTTsBURG, May 20th.-The Reformed
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD met here this morning.
Water for the Central Arizona Wine.
New YORK, May 20th.-Professor Thomas
Price, of San Francisco, has examined the
water supply of the Central Arizona mine.
and reports to the officials Of the company by
telegraph as follows 'The river hasa stream
of fifty miners inches. which will furnish
$50 COO gallons each "a hours. while $50 COO
gallons is amply sufficient for all the require
ments of your eightp-stamp mill. The plans
for conveying the water to the mine are good,
and will succeed" The officers deny that
1hey nave peeh buying the stock lateiy.
silver ana SHOCKS.
New York, May 2Oth.-Silyer bars, 1141 :;
money, 3@5; Governments quiet but firm !;
stocks closed weak; Western Union, 9s5 |:
Quicksilver. so: Pacific Mail. 81 Mariposa. 2 :
Wells, Fargo & CO., 1O65 New York Central,
| 1853; Erie, 363 Panama, 1S9; Union Pacific,
81; bonds, l125: Central Pacific. Go: bonds.
ll28 Sutro Tunnel. Il; Leadville, II Carl
bou. p; Silver Cliff, So Climax, 2f: Cen.
| trail Arizona. 81: Excelsior 15l: Homestake
80; Ontario, 50 Standard, 20 Little Pitts
burg, 6l.
En- Route for Europe.
| New YORK, May 2Oth.-Governor Stanford
and family and DR.. Hardness sail for Europe
on Saturday next, in the new steamer
Patagonia.
Indiaa Territory Invaders Arrested.
| WASHINGTON, May 10Th General Pope
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