Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-28

bonds yielding smaller net return than five
per cent. per annum. The bill was reported
| from the committee to-day, and Booth pro
| cured unanimous consent for its immediate
passage, by explaining that its purpose was tc
authorize the California University Regents t.
/ make profitable use of large amount of fund;
now lying idle.
! 0utrases In Northern Georgia.
WASHINGTON, April 27th.-Reports of out
RACES by illicit distillers in northern Georgia
are coming in, and it having been asserted
that the United States Marshal for that sec
tion was lax in the discharge OF his duty, re-
fusing either to arrest offenders or deputize
revenue officers to do it, Attorney General
Devens telegraphed to-day ordering him to
see that arrests were promptly made. Com
missioner Raum has sent revenue agents
Whitefeld. Kellogg and Chapman to report
to Agent Wagner, now in charge of the dis
trict, and force is to be organized under each
of them, and armed for campaign against
the disturbers of the peace.
Louisiana Republicans = The .'DarIl
Horse."
CHICAGO, April 27th.-The Inter Oceans
| Washington special says J. Madison Wells,
of Louisiana, said to-day that it now looks
very much as if there would be two delega-
| tions from that State one for Grant and the
other for Sherman. He says the colored peo-
pie are unanimous for Grant, but the politi-
clans are for Sherman.
There are very strong indications of boom
for Window as the dark horse" He is very
popular among Congressmep, and is the sec
ond choice of the Blaine and Sherman men,
and even the Grant leaders are warmly at
| tached to him.
Injunction Granted.
I'll
ings, of the United States Circuit Court, has
granted an injunction restraining the City
| Council from modifying the budget so as to
strike out the $500, COO set aside in the De-
cember budget for redeeming the premium
bonds and paying interest on them; also
from refusing premium bonds drawn in pay
ment of all dues.
appointment Accepted.
CHICAGO, April 27th.-O. w. Smith. Traf-
| Gc Manager of the Burlington and Quincy
| Railway has accepted the appointment of
| General Traffic Manager of the New York,
| Lake Erie and Western Railway, rendered
him by President Jewett of the Erie Rail-
way, and will go to New York about the 1st
proximo. Mr.. Smith is one of the best known
and most successful railroad managers in the
country.
Westward-BOuna Passengers.
OMAHA, April 27th.-The following through
| passengers were on today's train, leaving
at 1890 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento May
1st: William Rice and wife, Martinez, Cal ;
Mrs. VIM. Lawlor and three children. Oak
land Miss Guthrie, Yokohama; Miss E..
| HI. Andrews, Mrs. Dickinson, Brooklyn A.
! w. Leggett, Martin B. Brown and wife,
! ID. Firsdyke, New York Daniel T.. Band
| man, London; Nj. NJ. Moore and wife, NJ.
! NJ Moore, Jr., Scotland; Joseph ID. Red
ding, San Francisco ; Alphonse Ortiez, Mex
| leo.
Twenty-four through emigrants left on
last nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sac
ramento May 4th
! DepredatiOns of White stock Thieves in
Dakota.
DEADwooD, April 9th. = White stock
thieves killed John Deffebach and ran off $50
| head of horses from Inyan Kara mountain,
| 50 miles west of here, on Tuesday, the Goth
| inst Deffebach was one of the heaviest
stock men in the West. He leaves wife
and five children. The same band, disguised
as Indians, have committed numerous depre-
dations in this vicinity during the past three
months. A party from here have gone in
pursuit.
silver and stocks.
New York, April 9th. = Silver bars,
1133; money, 5@6; Governments dali ;
stocks closed quiet; Western Union,
| 1O5s; Quicksilver, 13; Pacific Mail,
| 405 Mariposa, 81; Wells Fargo, 1O6; New
York Central. 1901: Erie. 42I Panama, 100
| Union Pacific, So: bonds, 1121; Central
Pacific, y; bonds, 112I; Sut1o Tunnel. Il
Leadville. 81; Caribou, %; Silver Cliff,
a; Climax, %: Central Arizona, 81
| Excelsior, IS; Homestake, So; Ontario,
81; Standard, 294 Little Pittsburg, 81.
Protection to American Fishermen.
WASHINGTON, April 9th. = Pending the
action of Congress on the Treaty of Wash.
| ington, it is thought the United States men,
| of-war Vandalia and Alliance will be sent to
the Canadian waters to protect American
| fishermen against recurrence of the Fortune
Bay outrages.
WASHINGTON, April 27th.-At Cabinet
melting to-day the report circulated that
| United States men-of-war were to be dis
| patched to Canadian waters to protect the
American fishery interests was pronounced
| erroneous.
Charged with Perjury.
New YORK, April 27th.-Detective New
come to-day lodged in Ludlow Jail Phil Ry-
an West Point saloon-keeper, charged with
| perjury in the Whitaker case. Martin
Townsend thinks he will tell something rather
than so to prison.
Death OF Judge.
NASHVILLE, April 27th-Judge Connolly
| f. Trigg died at Bristol last night. He was
the third Judge of the Circuit Court since
| Tennessee was admitted. 1t is understood
| that his successor will be Postmaster General
Key.
Chic Anti-TbiYd Tcrmism.
COLUMBUS (O.l, April 27th.-There has
been manifested tonight by a few delegates
desire to have to-mOrrow's Convention
adopt an anti-third term resolution, but there
is good authority for saying that no such res
olution will be offered and even if it should
be it could not be adopted.
An EX-COngressman Dead.
PHILADELPHIA, April 27th.-Hon. John
Robbins, ex-Member of Congress- died to-day
of congestion of the lungs, aged Y years.
Dea,h of Mrs. Hayes Brother.
MINNEAPOLIS (Minn.), April 9th Mrs.
President Hayes brother, DIR. Joseph T..
Webb, died to-day of apoplexy.
Woman Held for Murder.
ST. PAUL, April 27th.-Mary G. Weisher
has been held for the murder of her husband,
whom she alleged was killed by two unknown
men.
wife Murderer Reprieved.
HUDSON IN. ", April 9th. = Henry
Moett has been reprieved. He was to have
been hanged Friday, for wife murder.
Taking In Sail.
NEW York, April 27th.-Some Canadian
| bank agencies here, in view Of the hostile
| bills introduced at Albany to tax foreign cap
ital employed within the State, are calling in
their money and transferring it elsewhere.
Capital Stock Increased.
CLEVELAND, April 27th.-The Cleveland
Rolling Mill Company, by unanimous vote,
to-day increased its capital stock from 81,
900, 600 to 81, 100000.
The Society or the Army OF the Potomac.
Boston. April 27th.-General Grant writes
that be will not be with the Army of the Pc.
tomac Society at Burlington, VT, on the 10th
| of June. He expects to go to the Rocky
Mountains for few weeks, and will not 90
east of Illinois before fall. At the meeting
of the Society Joaquin Miller will deliver a
poem.
Boiler Explosion.
SAVANNAH (Ga.), April 27th-The boiler
| in Torrents shinge mill exploded today,
| killing Lewis n. Torrents, superintendent,
and George Hughes engineer. Eight others
were injured. The building was totally de-
stroyed.
Confession OF Murder.
COLUMBUS Qnd.) April 27th.-William P.
| Gillespie, on his death-bed, confessed that he
and several others, names not given, killed
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