Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-03

silver, %: Pacific Mail. 56: Mari
posa, 81; Wells Fargo, 103a; New York
Central, 1873; Erie. 455; Panama, 1S2
Upion Pacific, 92s; bonds, I'LL; Central,
Pacifc 81; bonds, 112l Sutro, 81 Lead
vile, 81; Carbon, 81.
The Alleged Invasion or Indian Territory.
WASHINGTON, March 2d-There was a
communication from General Pope regarding
the alleged proposed invasion of indian Ter
ritory, brought to the attention of the Cabinet
o-cay, in which instructions were asked on
the question of interference by troops in case
there should be an attempt made to invade
the Territory. 1t was decided that the troops
could not act independently, but must await
request from the Department of the In
terror before proceeding to make arrests. The
question was asked in the communication,
- If arrests are made what shall be done with
the prisoners p 1t was concluded that II ar
rests become too numerous to be governed by
the Marshals that fact should be at once re-
ported to army headquarters.
KANSAS CITY, March 2d.-There is intense
excitement here tonight caused by the state
ment that the United States Attorney is di-
rected to read the Presidents proclamation
at Oklahama. Companies are organized here
and there are concerted measures for sue
cessful raid. The people are unanimously
in favor of Senator Vests bill, but are bound
to go into the Territory at all hazards.
Troops are scattered all along the frontier,
but the leaders OF the movement who came
to Kansas City to-day, say they can put
2.O00 tnen on the march at three days' notice.
There is fear of bloodshed unless the Presi-
dents order is modified so as to allow settlers
to go upon the coded lands.
The Maine Bribery Case.
AUGUSTA, March 2d.-The investigation of
the Wallace R.<White bribery case was con-
tinued to-day. The cross-exanlination of L.
b. Swan was resumed, and the testimony of
Il. II. Cove, ex-Secretary of State, Scion
Chase and Hartman was also taken. Both
Swan and Hartman swore to having received
money from White, and presented the details
already shown. Swan said he was willing to
deliver the money to White If he calls for it.
Hartman testified that the 81, GOO he re-
ceived from White was now in the hands of
his (Harriman's) brother. He took it to
detect the crime and not for gain, and holds
1t subject to the order of the man who paid it.
An Explicit Answer nesired.
New York, March 2d-The Posts Wash
ington special says: Representatives from
the Chinese Six Companies are now on theiI
way to this city, under instructions from the
Chinese Legation here if our Government
means to protect the peaceful and industrious
subjects Of China vino are residents in this
country. They are directed to get, if pos
sible, an explicit answer.
Deserved Punishment.
CHARLESTON Is. CT, March 2d.-A one
armed negro, Louis Kinder, having assaulted
and outraged white woman named Byrd,
was captured, identified and imprisoned. The
guards were overpowered by the woman
relatives, and, after some delay, Kinder was
hanged and his body riddled with bullets.
He confessed his crime, also to outraging a
colored woman six years ago, to killing col
ored girl, to four burglaries and numberless
thefts.
A Murderous Family.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 2d.-1'he Sentinel
prints details of the doings of the notorious
Brown family, showing that the crimes com
mitted by them were more atrocious and appall-
ing than those of the Bender family. Brown
was recently murdered by his wife and para
mour. To him and his family are traced FIVE
mysterious murders for money.
New Combination Agreed Upon.
NEW York, March 2d.-Although the pa
pers are not yet signed, the Pacific Mail and
Union Pacific Railroad Companies have
agreed on the basis OF a new combination.
The steamship company is to get nearly $50, =
600 more monthly than under the old az
rangement.
jurisdiction Of .JussieeS OF The Feace in
Territories.
WASHINGTON, March 81. - The House
Committee on Territories agreed to-day to
report favoIabiy to the House the bill ex-
tending the limits Of jurisdiction Of Justices
Of the Peace in the Territories of Washing
ton, Idaho and Montana. IL also agreed
upon bill fixing the compensation Of The
presiding Judge Of the First J Judicial District
of the Territory Of Dakota at -, 500 per
anauTn.
4 Reverend Convict.
NEW York, March 2d.-Rev. Edward
Cowley, exAianager OF the Shepherds Fold,
convicted Of cruelty to children, was taken
to-day from the Tombs to the Penitentiary.
The reverend convict was at one time chap
lain of that institution.
IOWA Republican state Convention.
DIS MONIES, March 2i.-On April 18th
the Republican State Convention viii meet
to select delegates to Chicago.
Troublesome sioux.
YANKToN Cd. IT,, March 2d.-The Sioux
are preventing the surveyors of tho Chsyenno
and Northwestern Railroad from. surveying
across their reservation, two parties having
been driven back With threats from the ln-
dams.
Politics in SOath Carolina.
WASHINGTON, March 2I.-Ex. Congress.
man Mackay, of South Carolina, is in the
city, and reports that the negroes Of that
State are almost unanimous in their prefer
cuce for Blaine. Macilay thinks either Grant
or Blaine can carry that State.
Sentenced 10 lie BANGED.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), March 21.-Charles
Webster, for outrage, and Anderson, the
wife murderer, will be hanged October 18th.
Nomination Withdrawn.
ALBANY On. ", March 2d.-Governor
Cornell has withdrawn the nomination of
John Z. Smith.
Pc isired of Cold.
EVANSVILLE IND J, March 2d.-Two young
men out hunting persisted from cold.