Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-25
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Pacific Coast Postal Changes.
| WASHINGTON, October 24th.-The follow
| ing Pacific coast postal changes were made
last week: Offices stablished-BanAing, San
! Bernardino county, California, Wildwood
Murray, Postmaster; Darrah, Mariposa
county, California, Richard Darrah, Post
master; Englewood. Humboldt county, Cali
fornia, Henry ID. Davit, Postmaster; Hill
side, Lassen county, California, VIM. Bur-
gett, Postmaster Wade, Modoc county, Cal
ifornia, Pinkston Wade. Postmaster; High
land, Klikitat county, Washington Territory,
Chester Parshal, Postmaster Orc. Apache
county, Arizona, Joseph L. Ajankie, Post
master; Reno, NIaricopa county, Arizona,
| r. Prather, Postmaster; Wheatfield, Mari.
cops county, Arizona, Z. T. Kellmer, POST
master. Offices discontinued-Rey Nye
county, Nevada Klikitat, Kliki5at county,
Washington Territory; Date Greek, Yavapai
county, Arizona El Paso, Pima county, Ari-
IONA; Goodwin, Pima county, Arizona.
Name changed-Maley, Pima county, Ar
iona, to Wilcox, A. +, Burke, Postmaster.
Postmasters appointed-James Mccormick,
| Redding, Shasta county, California w. 3.
| Hall, Santa Ana, Los Angeles county. Cal.
Mrs Lucy V. Ryan, Pierce county, Wash
ington Territory j. S. Mcmillan, Beaver,
Beaver county, Utah Geo. Danforth, Tur-
ner, Maricopa county, Arizona.
Military Telegraph Line Completed.
WASHINGTON, October 24th.-The Signal
Service has just completed transcontinental
military telegraph line from Bismarck, Da-
kota, to Dayton, Washington Territory 1t
crosses the Rocky Mountains by the Sohon
Pass over the Mulan road. 1t furnishes
connection between the following military
posts Fort Stevenson, Fort Abraham Lin
coin, Fort Yates, Fort Bennett, Fort Sully,
Fort Meade, Fort Buford, Fort Keogh, Fort
Custer, Fort Ellis, Fort Assinaboine, Fort
Benton, Fort Shaw. Fort Missoula, Fort
Ceur d'Alene and Fort Lapwai. For the
transaction of commercial business it has
offices open at the following points, Bis.
marck, Rapid City, Deadwood, d. t.; Boze-
man, Helena, Deer Lodge, Mon. Ty; Spo-
kane Falls, Colfax, Almota, Pomeroy, Day
ton. w. T.; and Lewiston, idaho.
Affairs In Colorado.
DENVER, October Ath.-The Republicans
Guunison City special says: A courier has
just arrived from Cebolla, fifteen miles below
here, and reports that large number of In.
dams in that vicinity are running off horses
It is also reported that 80 horses belonging {,
Mr.. Hartman, the Guunison Postmaster,
have been run eff.
A private letter from Postmaster Hotch.
kiss, at Powder Horn, states that au Indian
outbreak is inevitable. The authorities have
asked Governor Pitkin to send $50 stand OF
arms and 10000 rounds of ammunition ina.
mediately.
Reliable reports are TO the effect that
Agent Berry is in Denver, and that Sheriff
Yule sent deputy after him this morning
Westward-bOund Passengers.
OMAHA, October oath. = The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 1915 p. NJ, to arrive in Sacra-
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Peoria, Ill; Ellen Gooden Smith Amherst,
Mass; A. Vsuvert Demean and wife, France;
Mrs. j. A. Wheeler, Maine Norman f.
Clark, Pennsylvania Miss Collier, Boston
G. r. Bates, wife and two children, Detroit
Miss Thomas, Oakland Julia Goodell, Sac
ramento; Adolph Mack, VIM. Keith, wife
and daughter, San Francisco; Mrs. f. A.
Briggs, Mrs. John Rstter and two children,
Boston; Mrs. Green, Hopkinsville. Ky;
VIM. Nj Petrie, Sacramento Sisters Xavier,
Lijauri, Helena, Kostka. Genevieve, Michael,
Vancenta, Miss Annie Gallagher, Miss
Prer dergast, Ursulipe Convent, Brown
county. O.; S. Ballantine, Humboldt county,
CAL; j. S. Snead, Arizona VIM. M. Jewett,
Boston. The following are in a special car
General Clinton, b. Fisk and family, A. V.
Stout and wife. Mrs. A. +. Sutherland and
children, New York.
Treasury Regulations Extended.
WASHINGTON, October 24th.-A circular
has been issued by the Treasury Department,
stating that the general regulations of 1874,
relating to the immediate expectation to the
Dominion of Canada of goods from New
York, Boston, Portland or any other port
designated by the Secretary of the Treasury,
has been extended to the shipment of goods
arriving at any of the designated ports, and
which shall appear by the documents herein
mentioned to be intended for immediate
transportation to Vancouver's Island or other
British possessions on the Pacific ocean. a
sealed car containing such goods will be
fastened in the same manner as car
containing goods for immediate trans
portation without appraisement to other
port in the United States. The goods viii
be examined to see that they agree with the
manifest at the port from which they were
shipped.
The Wrecked AIpena = Searching for
Bodies.
HOLLAND t81ich.), October oath. The
only body found to- day was that Of young
colored boy, probably the cooks assistant,
He had ON life preservers marked " Steamer
Alpena," and was found by one of Captain
| Napier's sons ten miles north Of South
Haven. The wind has been southwest, but
is now west. Unless it changes to the south
west heavy, few bodies will be found here.
| The patrols are moving farther south. The
shore from st. Joe to Grand Haven has been
covered to-day by different patrols.
The Invasion of Indian Territory-wirc
Murder and Suicide.
ST. LOUIS, October 24th.-Advices from
Fort Reno, Indian Territory, state that sew
eral Oklahoma invaders have been arrested
by Tom Donnell, the scout, and are now be-
ing escorted to the Kansas line that party
l r. ,,,Aar opA WaEa,OaD ~ Y,
tain Payne, barely escaped arrest, and are
now across the border, and that over 10C
claims have been staked off by parties who
expect that Territory will soon be open to
settlement.
George Lovett, who lived near Charleston,
in the southern part of this State, quarreled
with his wife Friday evening about some
property belonging to her, beat her brains
out with hatiron, and then cut his own
| throat from ear to ear.
Piano Factory Burned.
NEW YORK. October 24th.-The piano fac.
tory of Ernest Gabler, fye-story building,
220 to 224 West Twenty. second street, was
burned this afternoon, only the walls stand.
ing. About 800 pianos, nearly completed,
and large quantity of stock, were destroyed
Mr.. Gabler valued the stock at $50. 600 and
the building at $50, 900; insured for $50, 00C
on stock and $4,000 on building. Twelve
| hundred and fifteen workmen, employed in
the factory. lost their tools, valued at S.. 000
| Trade In New York.
New York, October 24th.-There has been
n fairly active movement in many classes Of
merchandise during the past week, and on the
whole trade has been good, considering the
political excitement. There has been consid.
cradle irregularity in prices. and in some
cases frequent and radical huctuation, but
at the close there was more steadiness.
Burglar Shot by saloon Keeper.
New YORK. October 24th.-At O'Clock
this morning Edward Lyons, one Of the most
skillful burglars in the country, and the bus.
band of Sophia Lyons, the notorious shop.
litter, who recently attempted the release OF
a number of prisoners at Sing Sing, was shot
by Hamilton Brock, proprietor of the Star
and Garter. Lyons fired the first shot, which
was returned with a probably fatal result.
Mediation Accepted
| New YoRK, October 24th.-Ignacio Gar
cha, Charge DAFT aires of Peru, announces that
information has been received from Panama,
via Kingston, by the Peruvian Legation IN
this city, that the Peruvian Government has
accepted the mediation OF the United States,