Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-03

Affairs 1T the National Capital.
Especial to the RECORD UEos.l
WASHINGTON, June 2d.-The river and
harbor appropriation bill passed the Senate
to-day without any change in the Pacific
coast items heretofore reported.
Representative Page offered an amendment
to the general deficiency bill in Committee OF
the Whole to-day, to appropriate $1,000 for
the payment of the California Deputy Mar
shals of Election. 1t was rejected by vote
of so against A. By threatening to raise the
point that there was no quorum, Page OBJ
tanned an order that vote by ayes and noes
shall be taken upon this amendment in the
House.
Representative Davis, at the instance of
the Bunker Hill Association of California,
has to-day procured an order from the Secre-
tary of War, directing that Federal salute
be fired on the 18th inst. from all the forts in
San Francisco harbor.
Senator Booth left Washington for An
napolis this morning, under an appointment
of the Senate as one of the Congressional
visitors to the annual reception and grad
uation exer Uses of the Naval Academy.
The Pr stofice appropriation bill will not be
brought up in the House for action on the
Senate amendments until the general def
cheney bill shall have been disposed of, and
probably not before next week, Blackburn,
who has it in charge, being DESTROYS that the
important star service amendment shall be
voted on by a full House.
The Colorado Indian Situation.
Los PINos AGENCY, June 1st.-General
Mckenzie and command have Just arrived
The Indians are quiet, as Ouray has assured
them that the troops are here to protect al
parties. The rush to the Gunnison country
continues and is reported on the increase
Congress should pass the Ute bill at once
Chief Ouray has worked hard to perform his
part, and has succeeded in harmonizing the
discord and discomfort which existed on his
return from Washington. He assured the
Utes that the bill would become q law at an
early date.
Indian Affairs in New Mexico Colorado
Democrats.
DENVER (Coll June 2d.-The TriJune'S
Santa Fe special says A special from Los
Vegas says that NJ. A. Otero President of the
New Mexico and Southern Railroad, has re-
ceived what is considered reliable Information
that the Navajoes and ties had a grand pow
WOW near TERRA Amarillo, New Mexico, and
1t is understood the result of the Council was
to make common war against the whites. If
true, this is very important information, and
troops should be sent at once to near the
Navajo reservation and the Ute country
Although Colonel Buell. with four companies
of the Fifteenth Cavalry and some other
troops are now marching to Fort Wingate,
which is almost in the center .of the Navajo
reservation, still this force IS entirely too
small to prevent an outbreak. The Navajoes
are rich in horses, cattle and sheep, and could
place at least 600 men in the field.
The delegates to the Democratic State Con
vention are nearly all here. The sentiment is
strongly in favor of Field.
Mexican Narauders Captured.
SAN ANTONIO Tex, June 2d-Sergeant
Rudd, of the State troops, has secured four
of the twelve Mexicans who murdered Bishop
and plundered his store. They were caught
in Mexico The Mexican and Texas officials
combined to bring them to punishment.
They have been depredating on the border
for years
Exchanges.
New YORK, June 2d.-The Clearing house
exchanges for the week, according to the
Public's table, show the following gains and
losses over the corresponding week of last
year Losses-San Francisco, 25.9; Louis
vile, 1912. Gains-New York, 81 Boston,
A.; Philadelphia, 27.5; Chicago 7l.5; st.
Louis, 1913; Baltimore, AL; Cincinnati,
SO; New Orleans, 2S.3; Milwaukee, 1913 !;
Pttsburg, 39.4; Providence, 1913 Kansas
City, 32.9; Cleveland, 61.5; indianapolis,
Oi.J, new IldNtu, UO.O Lowell, OyTd-
cuse, 81. These figures. the Public thinks,
are not particularly significant.
Westward-B Bound Passengers.
OMAHA, June 2d-The following through
passengers were on to-day's train, leaving at
1925 P. ~, to arrive in Sacramento June 9th ::
j. Russell Young, wife and daughter New
York George A. Dingle, Mrs. /. A. Bag
Ter. San Francisco Mrs. Owen Goddard and
child, Auburn, n. Y; Mrs. d. K. Ferguson
and daughters, St. Louis w. T. Ramsdell,
Marietta, Ohio John Y. Cummings, Ala
bama James Sincire, Buffalo Henry w.
Cornwall, Boston.
Sixty-one through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
niento June 9th.
Arkansas Democratic STATE Convention.
LITTLE Rock, June 2d-The Democratic
State Convention met at noon, and perma-
nent organization was effected. President
Hon. Parker c. Evan. Six ballots were had
for Governor. Two hundred and twenty
delegates were present. The last ballot
stood Churchill 10l, Miller 81, Wilson -,
Grace l, Smithee T. Duffee 2. Fishbacll was
withdrawn by his request before the last bal
lot. The Convention, by a majority of 50,
then adjourned until 9 a. NJ. tomorrow.
Alabama Democrats.
MONTGOMERY, June 2d.-The Democratic
State officers.
silver and stocks.
New YORK, June 2d.-Silver bars, la
money, 3G4; Governments quiet, but gener-
ally steady. Stocks closed steady. Western
Union. SSf; Quicksilver, s; Pacific Mail, 33s
Erie, 81; Panama. 40; Union Pacific, 50;
Union Pacific bonds, 113g; Central Pacific,
90: Central Pacific bonds, 113; Sutro Tun-
mel, d Leadville, u; Caribou, 3; Silver
Cliff, 81 /; Climax, %; Central Arizona, >
Excelsior, 10 =; Honestake, 60; Ontario S2l ;
Standard, 264 Little Pittsburg, 6.
a Second Disagreement.
BosToN, June 2d.-The jury in the case OF
Charles Dimond, ex-Treasurer OF the Massa-
chusetts Home Missionary Society, charged
with embezzling $50, 600 Of the funds of the
Society, disagreed this morning and were dis
charged. This was his second trial.
Purchase of Bonds Ordered.
WASHINGTON, June 2d.-Secretary Sher-
man to-day instructed the Assistant Treas
urer at New York to purchase IS, 600, 900 in
bonds for the sinking fund
Work of a CoIorcd Seaman.
NORFOLK VA, June 2d.-A colored sea-
man belonging to the schooner Mgnonette
to-day killed the captain and cook and seri-
ously wounded the mate. He then took .
boat and escaped to the shore. He is sup
posed to be hiding in the swamps.
National Brewers Association.
BUFFALo, June 2d-The National Brew
ers Association met to-day, but did little
important business.
The PoStmaSter-Gcneraish
WASHINGTON, june 2d.-The Senate has
confirmed Horace Maynard as PostInas ter
General.
Declared on.
BosToN, June 2d.-The boat race between
Ross aud johnson has been declared of.
Church harmed.
New YORK, June 2d-The Elm Place
Congregational Church, Brooklyn, was
burned tonight. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Death OF a Prominent Frenchman.
PARIS, June 2d.-Paul Augustin Alfred
Leroux, member of the Cabinet under the
last Empire, is dead.
Stricken with Enr,,tur