Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-30


York or elsewhere, as it may deem most
convenient. Its designation will be The
Nicaraguan Ship Canal Company" The
company is to be allowed to bring immi-
grants to Nicaragua freely from all parts of
the world, but it is required to bind itself not
to interfere in questions which directly or in
directly may affect the public peace of Mica
ragua, and not to give protection to criminals
or disturbers of the peace. 1t is exempt from
every form of taxation during the period of
this concession. The remainder of the docu-
ment refers to routine matters. Captain
Phelps, President of the Provisional Society,
is now in Europe, for the purpose of arrang-
ing for an early commencement of the work.
Protesting Railroad Companies.
CHICAGO, June 29th.-The Journals Wash
ington special says: Several leading trunk
lines from New York to the West have their
representatives here protesting against the
amount of bonds they are required to fur.
nish in order to carry goods in bond for New
York and other seaport cities under the In
mediate transportation Act. The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad is called upon to increase its
present bond from SlO0, 600 to $3.50 600, and
other roads are called upon for similar H.
crease. The Secretary of the, Treasury has
accorded the representatives of the railroads
hearing, at which the statement was made
that the Merchants Dispatch Company do
three-fourths of all the fast freight business
between New York and the West.
Westward-B0und Passengers.
OMAHA, June 29th.-The following through
passengers were on today's train, leaving at
1915 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento July
Sd: lsam White and wife, Miss Ella Davis,
Jerome Lincoln and family, Miss Tompkins,
San Francisco o. c. Miller, Wm. Stack
pole, Mrs Joseph Cornwall and child, Oak
land; 9. II. Bradley and daughter Los
Angeles; Rev. H. L. Mcbride and wife,
Ukiah Leontine Frineant De Lauvis, Paris;
L. d. OConnor, New York /; DIR. p. l.. Har-
vey, U. S. Army.
Twenty-six through passengers left On
last nights emigrant train, to arrive in
Sacramento July 9th.
Probable Extra Session of the New York
Legislature.
ALBANY, June 29th-There has been
rumor here to-day, started by men of prom
inence, that the Governor would be very sure
to call an extra session of the Legislature to
entertain subjects relative to New York city,
and for such other business as may be brought
before it. 1t was broadly intimated that
"such other purposes meant the considera-
tion of the Potter bill of last session. to
change the method of electing the electoral
ticket so as to transfer it to an election by
congressional districts. Some Republicans
strongly favor the idea, but at the Governors
chamber nothing has been heard of it. 1t de-
pends upon the Governor to issue the call for
an extra session. The result of the passage
of the Potter bill, it is conceded, would ordi.
York State so as to give the Republicans at
Least II of the 80, but the wisdom of the
measure is doubted by many.
Uhy Eudi.pa Will
New YoRK, June 29th.-The Times Wash.
dianapolis is now in this city In response
to inquiries he said this evening that Indiana
would surely be carried by the Republicans
He remarked that at times during the Gin
cinnati Convention he had feared the Demo-
Gratis would select ticket which would give
the Republicans considerable trouble in his
State. Now his anxiety had ak disappeared
" Mcdonald would have carried the State,
said he, "by 90, 600 majority and Hendricks
by 10000, but the treatment which Hen
bricks received, and the selection of English,
have secured the State to us beyond q
doubt"
tf0naI Committee.
New YORK. June 29th. = The World'S
Washington special says: There is much
talk here to the effect that Senator Wallace
should take Barnum's place as Chairman Of
the National Democratic Committee. Wal
lace was one of the original Hancock men,
and being personal friend of the General.
should be selected for the Craftsmanship of
the committee.
CHICAGO, June 29th.-The Times Wash
ington special says: Friends of Hancock
are quietly working to secure the withdrawal
of Senator Barnum from the head of the Ma
tional Committee, and the substitution of
Senator Wallace. Barnum is recognized as a
devoted friend of Tilden, who should fall
with the discarded element while Wallace
was one of the foremost Hancock organizers
One of the Pleasures OF Being Cam
didate.
CLEVELAND June 29tb.-The Leader will
publish the following tomorrow General
Garfield is daily receiving large number Of
letters from friends in all parts of the coun-
try, and though he has several secretaries and
stenographers at his service, he is unable to
answer all promptly. He wishes his friends
swers will receive attention as early as posi-.
bic. He mailed 40 letters this afternoon"
Drawbacks TO Democratic Enthusiasm.
New YORK, June 29th-Reviewine
Lathrop's withdrawal from the Democratic
Committee of Massachusetts,, the Times says
What with Butlerism in this State, Randall
ism in Pennsylvania, Tildenism in New
York, Haldricllism in Indiana, and shade
of Thurmanism in Ohio, the draw backs to an
overwhelming enthusiasm for Hancock are
numerous.
Patents Issued TO Inyentors-Postoiiice
Established.
WASHINGTON, June 29th.-Patents were
issued to California inventors to-day as fol-
lows John L. Davis, San Francisco, for an
ore crusher and pulverizer; Henry Rich
mond, San Francisco air compress Henry
A. Williams, San Francisco process for pull
verizing ores, and to William n Crabtree of
Port Orville, for gun-lock. Patents were
also issued to Henry Hartman of Salt Lake
City, for bride; Frank w. French, Chey-
enne, Wy, for sight for firearms, and to
Henry Fowler, Leadville Col, for an appa-
ratus for medicating air
An order was issued to-day for the estab-
lshment of a postoffice at Highland, Lake
county, Cal.
Fatal Shooting ATray-RalIway Exten.
sion.
DENVER, June 29th.-This afternoon a
fatal shooting affray occurred at Buena Vista,
resulting in the death of gambler known as
g Hoo Doc Brown" and probably fatal
wounding of Curley Frank, another gambler.
The shooting was caused by dispute over
game of cards.
The Leadvile extension of the Denver and
Rio Grande Railway was completed to Malta
at noon to day, three miles from Leadville.
Cars will run to Leadville within ten days.
Disastrous Flood in Illinois.
ST. LOUIS, June 29th.-The Republicans
special from Warsaw, Ill, says: The levee
which protects the bottom lands of this
county broke last night, the water pouring
through crevasses 200 feet wide All the
wheat and corn and other crops will be lost
and $4,000 acres of land be overhowed. The
people are now engaged in getting their live
stock eff the bottom lands
The Population of Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 29th-Supervisor of the
Census Wright reports that the later returns
have so far exceeded the estimates that his
actual figures in hand at the close of office
hours tonight add up within few hundred
of 100000 as the population of Chicago.
Other returns will increase this total, but to
what extent is not known.
Troops in New Mexico.
DENVER, June Doth The Tri5une's Santa
Fe special says: Generals Pope and Hatch
had conference 10 regard to the distribu-
ton of troops in southern New Mexico
They agree to scatter the soldiers in small de.