Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-10

cinnati, and choose q President, met to-day.
The resolutions chiefly consisted of denouuc
ing as frauds the methods by whi,h Hayes
became President. They decline to instruct,
but express confidence in the distinguished
ability of Thomas Francis Bayard. The
White, Phillip Thomas, John Lee Carroll
and Bernard Carter.
Georgia Democratic State Convention.
ATLANTA, June 9th.-The State Demo
cratic Convention was held to-day. Dele
gates at large to the National Convention
General A. X. Lawton, George T. Barnes. T..
p. Howell, General F. NJ. B. Young. Ad
hesion to the two-third rule was recommend
ed. The delegation is reported solid for
Field, except one for Bayard and one for
Tilden.
Grant and Sheridan nj Milwaukee,.
MILWAUKEE, June 9th.-General Grant.
General Sheridan and party arrived to-day,
after quick run from Chicago. The city
received them in holiday dress. General
Grants carriage was drawn by four hand
some horses, heading a line of carriages that
followed. All along the line of march the air
was filed with, cheers, waving banners, hats
and handkerchiefs, to which the two comrade
warriors responded by raising their hats and
bowling. This afternoon o competitive drill
of the militia companies occurred at
Camp Reunion. About ten thousand old
veterans were formed in hollow square, and
in the space thus cleared the contending six
companies performed the evolutions assigned
them. They were the Chicago Cadets, James
vile Guard, Lacrosse Light Guard Mansion
Light Guard, Evergreen Guard Of Sheboy-
gan, and the Guppy Guard of Portage. The
prizes will be awarded tomorrow. Eleven
other companies were present as spectators.
Crowds of visitors are constantly swelling the
multitude. The railroad has already brought
in over 100000, and tomorrow the arrivals
will be larger than ever. The feature of to-
morrows' proceedings viii be a grand parade,
which was put over in order that Generals
Grant and Sheridan might be present.
Seymour and the Presidency.
SYRACUSE, June 9TH Horatio Seymour
yesterday said to Judge Graham, of Oneida:
:" 1 see that Roscoe Conkhng said in his
speech at Chicago that Grant would carry
the State of New York against Horatio Sey.
mour. If l were the nominee of the Gin
cinnati Convention l should certainly carry
New York; but [ am i'll no sense candi-
date, as the nomination does not belong to
New York"
A prominent anti-Tilden politician says
the candidacy of Seymour at Cincinnati is
now certain, and he will accept if named
with reasonable unanimity.
TiIden's Intentions.
New YORK, June 9th. = Abraham S.
Hewitt says: "Tilden has taken no steps for
the nomination. / should think that if he
cared to run be could have no greater salts
faction than to run against Garfield, whose
vote in the Electoral Commission cost him
the Presidency the last time"
Quarterly Report OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company.
New YORK, June 9th.-The report of the
Western Union Telegraph Company for the
quarter ending June 80, 1880, announces that
the net profits for the quarter ending June
30th instant, based upon official returns for
April, nearly complete returns for May, and
estimating the business for June, reserving
an amount sufficient to meet the claims of
the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
under existing agreements, will be about ST.
POI, lS5. Surplus April 1st, 1924, 29S Total
50, 025, 4S4. From which appropriating the
interest on the bonded debt, S107, 200; con-
struction, $3.50, 900; sinking fund appropria-
tions, 20,000; patents, $4,000 sundries,
so, ,0G0-leayes balance of 81, 523, 2S4. A
dividend of Ii per cent. requires S717, ,570
deducting which leaves surplus, after pay
ing the dividend, of sS10,714.
Northumberland Passengers.
OMAHA, June 9th.-The following through
passengers were on to-day's train, leaving
at 12:15 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento June
18th: E. Molyneaux, England; James B.
Angel, wife and son, Miss Angel, Ann Ar
Dor. Mich; C. i. Field and wife, Rochester,
N. Y: Mrs. A. u. Tompkins, B. " Tomp-
kins, Coeymans, N. Y; Mrs j. E. Wood
ruff, Terre Haute, Ind; Mrs. l.. L. Murphy
and son, Washington, Va; Frank X. Sicott,
San Francisco: Mrs. James Z. Elliott, Chi
cago r. S. Kenyon and wife, Rochester, N
Y; S. Merrill, Portland, Or; Charles Il.
Hill, Shanghae.
Eightyfiv through emigrants left on last
nights train, to arrive in Sacramento June
18th.
senate Combinations.
WASHINGTON, June 9th.-The Senate con-
firmed John Sherman. Jr., as United States
Marshal for the Territory of New Mexico /;
the District of Nebraska VIM n Pethick,
now Vice-Consul at Tientsin, as Secretary of
the Commission to China Calhoun Wood,
as United States Consul at La Rochelle |:
Thomas III. Daley, as Postmaster at New
London, Ohio.
Fire ut Louisville. ky.
LOUISVILLE, June 9th-A fire occurred
this morning. The loss will amount to nearly
100000. The large wholesale drug house of
Arthur, Peter & Co., on Main, between
Seventh and Eighth streets, was completely
gutted, while the establishment of Kohn &
Wolf, wholesale clothing, and Johnston,
Newman & Co., wholesale grocers, adjoining
on either side, were more or less damaged
Insured.
Notice to Quii.
ST. LOUIS, June 9th.-The Southern Ex-
press Company have been served with notice
81 Il, L.
the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad on
the 14th instant, the railroad company hav-
ing decided to do the express business them
selves after that date.
Another six-Iay Walking Hatch Pro-
posed.
New YORK, June 9th.--OIeary has chal-
lenged Rowell ON behalf of Hart, the colored
pedestrian, to compete for the championship
of the world in six-day race. The race Is
to take place in New York, Boston or Chi
cago, and the stakes are to be $1,000 a side,
Rowell to receive $500 for expenses.
Immense TeIcgraphic Work.
CHICAGO, June 9th-The Western Union
Telegraph Company, during the past nine
days, has sent daily an average of 196. 251
words of special newspaper reports from
here, and 15S,Tl4 words of Associated Press
reports. Total per day, 954, 965 words. In
addition to this, bulletins of the proceedings
were transmitted every few minutes and given
to all parts of the country.
Business of the Country.
New YORK, June 9th.-The Public has its
regular table, showing Clearinghouse trans
actions for the week, as compared with the
corresponding week of last year. San Fran
cisco's percentage of loss is 1913. All other
cities have gained.
Address on Railroad Abuses.
NEW YORK, June 9th.-President Jacob S.
Tabor, of the San Francisco Board of Trade,
addressed the New York Board of Trade to-
day on the subject OF Railroad Abuses"
Nomination for Congress.
SPRINGFIELD Qll.l June 9th.-Hon. VIM.
NJ. Springer was to-day nominated for Con-
gress by the Democrats.
The Government Criticised.
WASHINGTON, June 9th.-The select COM
mittee OF the Senate, investigating the re-
moval of the Northern Cheyennes from the
Sioux reservation to Indian Territory. afirms
that the Government is not living up to its
obligations with tine Cheyennes, and policy
should be adopted which will assure the In
dians full justice.
FOREIGN NEWS.