Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-20
DOMESTIC NEWS.

DOMESTIC NEWS.
Significant South Carolina Expression.
-DETsoIT, July 19th.-The Post and Tribune
has a letter from prominent business man,
formerly of this city, now of Aiken, $. c., in
closing a copy of the Aiken Journal, which
publishes an editorial regarding Garfield and
Arthur Club just formed there. The point is
that though the Republicans claim that they
do not intend to meddle with State and local
politics, they had better beware. 1t says
"Since the Radicals have once more dared to
show front we must again go into the fight
under the leadership of Hancock and English
and utterly annihilate them for the people Of
Aiken county. We pledge the Democracy of
South Carolina that when November comes
there will not be enough of the Radical party
left in Aiken county to act as pail bearers to
their dead ticket: We will bury it out Of
sight under 5000 majority, and there will
not be mourner left" Two statements in
this article have striking significance. The
first is declaration that the Radicals have
once more dared to show trout y the second,
"the pledge that Aiken county should give
5000 majority for the Democrats" That
county cast 5,013 votes in 1878, and 5,1l9 in
1879. Evidently the Journals pledge means
that not Radical vote shall get into the
ballot-box In that county this fall.
Democratic Circus.
CHICAGO, July 19th.-The Journal says
The candidates on the Democratic State
ticket of this State have organized themselves
into a travelling show, and headed by Lyman
Trumbull are perambulating the southern
counties of the State together, trying to
palvanize some life into their comatose party.
Taey call it Democratic circus down there.
The Grain Outlook.
New York, July 19th.-The Tribune SAYS
of the. wheat crop: The latest indications
are that there will be short crop in Great
Britain and France, and yet considerably
larger yield than last year; hence it is too
early to judge whether the foreign demand
will be sufficient to afford market for the
supposed minimum yield this year in the
United States. Out of a crop of 452, 600, 900
bushels, we have exported 1S0, 900, 600, and if
the yield should be reduced to 420, 900, 900
this year there would still be needed a foreign
market for about $50, 600, 900 bushels. If the
foreign demand should not be larger than it
was in 1878 we should probably have left on
our hands an unmarketable surplus of over
GO, 600, 900 bushels but there is strong reason
to hope that it will be larger.
The Commercial Bulletin says: The pres.
ent prospects have very serious look for the
farmers of both hemispheres, for with such an
unprecedented oversupply as seems probable
in this country, extraordinary low prices for
wheat seem inevitable With 15 cents freight
from here to Liverpool. and 81 cents more for
carrying from the field to the Atlantic, it is
not likely that the Western farmers will be
in very fattering position for competing
with the European farmer. Ihe European
farmer Will be compelled to sell this years
product at what ne can get Tor 1t, and having
oone 5nat ohiy an oroinary supply Will De
needed from TINS country.
The Narraganseff Investigation.
NEW LONDON Conn., July 19th.-In the
Narragansett investigation Captain Nye, of
the Stonington, which collided with the Mar
ragansett, attributed the collision to a mis-
take as to the Narragansett's whistle He
TOOK her 1og-whlstie as an answer to his
whsle, M ana % as a slsnai 10 soIh 70 tne rlgnt.
iei9see t.:e sne heinslian Vi .le o'ohinston,
tes'ineI sias 'ne poaI was naru 70 steef' an anu
IL i,'I L. Wan-oat . 80 a.oIo -, u
ioIAous VI sne Ies.iiiea elat ne
oniy neaiu one soheaiy toe- wnis.ie rom Ine
,:Ii r'Ini' .ou, auu siao 9s aiSef ne saw ner leu
iisns, :, niuu'e e anu nan iasel, sHe seruck'
a'epnIH a;ea "a aI. nia'e VI tiiH Harlagall
se''' 'es'in9u 1 sna. ai.er 1ne 1oihsioh there
was soou ueal Vi eAciteIienC among .ne
passeuRers. some were without me-
them. and told them each berth ard each
stateroon was supplied with one T have
been restricted by the management as To the
number of deckhands. adjourned until
Tuesday.
Specimen Chief OF Police.
DrSvrR fCoIl Jnlv 1otb The Pe,,,hl;.
co1,,s T I,eadv;lIe sneciai saws Policeman ,Tobn
Carb;lle died vesterdav from wonnJs ;nfI;cteJ s
on SATURDAY hv Rakewell Chief of Police
Sheriff and demanded that RakaweIl ha do.
livered TO them bnt the Sheriff refnsed and
nlaced enards around tbe ;a;I nrai;,a;r '.u a,,,
trial will be held tonight at 7:3O, 1t Is
thought Bakewell will be lynched before
morning. He has committed three murders
previous to this.
The rte Ccmu,,ss,on
c, - 1ot nv
OHicAGo, 1uiy i9th.- ,s,, Iaser-ocedms n.
washington speelaI says: Inc ilrst lntelii-
gence tne INFERIOR department. mas from the
Ote COMMISSION IS an assurance that they
nave rsacleu LOS rIhos 81, ana VIII CONFER To-
oay Win the otes. Inc department expects
a complete success In executing the terms OF
agreement between ouray and Secretary
Schnrz last February, and that by October
tne uees y. WIN pe settieu on tneir new farms
@ anu .nei' ioin'i '''ei 'a'ions opeh 10 settie-
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DENVER, July l9th.-The Tritane's Los
Pinos special says: The Commission is
waiting for the arrival OF the White River
Utes, who are expected on tuesday night.
The work OF the Commission IS much greater
than generally supposed, and it is predicted
that the Indians will not be moved to Grand
river inside OF year. A majority OF the
Uncompahgres are favorable to the change,
and will sign the treaty without much delay.
This will in great measure be due to Ouray,
VINO has worked hard since his return from
Washington. The only opposition, if any,
will come from the White River Utes.
Los P1sos. july 18th At an informal
meeting Yesterday Ourav informed the Com.
mis sion that 100 LODGES Of White River ITtes
were on sbe wav and wonld arr;vs IN Tnss. .
day night, Accordingly. at the reonest Of
Oulay and the Uncompahgre Utes. the first
grand council, appointed for Monday, was
postponed until Wednesday. Colonel Money
penny, PRESIDENT OF the Commission, is quite
hopeful that all matters will be amicably