Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-11
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UNION
NEBRASKA IMMIGRATION BOOM.
Thousands of Eastern Excursionists Ar
irving at Omaha.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST Hy RAIL.
Central Pacific and Union Pacific Con-
solidation Rumor.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS
outlook in Regard to the Ministerial
Crisis in france.
TBBRAsKA IMMIGRATION BOOM.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
Central and Union Pacific Railroads
CHICAGO, November 10TH The Daily Ne,cs' New
York special says There was spec4l meeting of
the Central Pacific and Union Pacific Directors and
the largest stockholders here last night, the resi-
dence of Vice President Huntington Of the Central
Pacific road, for the purpose OF arranging CONSOLE
daton and amalgamation of the two r ads and
branches. Jay Gould was present, and it ru-
mored late last night that basis had been arranged
and the consolidation scheme decided upon, the
details of which to be submitted to the stock
holders. 1t is thought the shipment of 30 coo
shares OF Central Pacific stock to London last week
shows that the managers expect to float their stock
in Europe.
NEW YORK, November 11th-A. M.-The rumors
of a consolidation of the Union and Central Pacific
Railroads are universally discredIted here.
Business of the DETERMINATIONS
Exchanges.
NEW YORK, November 10th.-The Public says /:
The Clearinghouse exchanges for election week
@ere surprisingly large, in view Of the fact that the
Presidential contest caused complete suspension
of business Tuesday, and general neglect Of
business Monday. The obvious explanation is that
there notable increase Of activity as soon as
the result OF the Presidential and Congressional
election was known, and political uncertainties
removed. Whether this rush OF business is to con-
tinue there are many who doubt, but it is unde-
niable that the sense Of safety had an immediate
and favorable effect upon all the markets. as re-
spects purchases for u-e in manufacture, for con-
sumption or for investment.
Notice 10 g0ndhOIders.
WASHINGTON, November 10ib.-The Secretary of
the Treasury notified holders of per cents issued
February 8, 1861, that they viii be paid at the
Treasury Department December 3lst, and that the
interest thereon will cease on that day. These are
not be confounded with the 6's of 1881, which
were issued in March and August, 1861, and March,
1868. Bonds forwarded for redemption should be
addressed, Secretary of the Treasury, Loan Di-
vision, Washington, ID. c." and registered bonds
should be addressed, Secretary of the Treasury,
for Redemption" These bonds will also be pur-
chased at any Sub-Treasury at an equitable price
whenever presented.
An Immigration Boom.
OMAHA, November 10TH he trains from Chicago
to-day brought into Nebraska nearly 900 excursion
lists from the Eastern States. They came to view
the State and to purchase lands from the land grant
railroads, who got up this excursion at about one
cent per mile. Many Of these visitors will not only
buy lands, but will also remove to Nebraska. An
other equally large number are expected TO arrive
tomorrow, Friday and Saturday. Most of the:a
will remain in Nebraska two or three weeks. IL is
a big immigration boom.
Important Suit for Damages.
NEW YORK, November IOth-The suit of the
United States against Julius b. Penps, OF the firm
of Pengs Primer, TO recover damages amounting to
$500, 0C0 for alleged differentiation Of Importation
Of KID gloves, was commenced this after Don the
L tied States District Court before Judge Choate
The case has excited much interest among import
ers. The goods in question we're imported from
Bresau, and the Government alleges that the in
voices were largely undelvalued
A seIf.Accused Murderer surrenders
Himself
CHICAGO, November 10th.-Yesterday rather
pre- possessing Young man, with a red mustache
and neatly dressed who said his m I'm
McManus, stepped into Chief O'Donnel's office and
said he wanted III Philadelphia for the murder
of Bernard Kelly in political meeting there about
a year ago. After killing Kelly, McManus saws he
went to san Francisco and rambed about the West
for several months, coming here last July. The
Philadelphia authorities request the hicago police
to detain him, SO there seems some ground for his
self accusation.
An Ardent suifOr Disposed of.
BUFFALO n. w November 10th.-Russell Dart,
a prominent citizen shot Emil Seifert, a music
| teacher, for making love to young Miss Dart while
teaching her Seifert had been forbidden the
house, and yesterday returned and drawing a
n;ktife threatened to kill anyone who separated
him from Darts daughter. He elected and
this morning returned again and Dart shot him in
self-defense, perhaps fatally
Libel SUIT in the Rockies.
DENVER COLI, November l0th.-R L. Herself
berg has instituted libel suit against the Rocky
Mountain NetcS for s 5000 damages.
Sitting sull Ready 20 Surrender.
ST. PAUL, November 10th.-Scout Al ison has re-.
turned from Sitting Bulls camp, and reports that
chief ready to surrender or to receive proposition
to that end by the Goth inst, when he expects to
hear from Major Walsh, who went to mediate for
him The Indians are quite destitute, and have
900 people.
The Naval Review.
FORTRESS MONROE, November lOth.-The naval
review perfect success in every way, ald the
distinguished visitors were much pleased. The ball
in the evening most brilliant affair.
The Perry Case.
WASHINGTON, November 10th.-Judge Wylie to-
day ordered the discharge of Samuel L. Perry
(colored) the reputed exodus leader, who was
arrested here upon requisition from the Governor
of North Carolina a charge of having committed
forgery. An appeal will be taken.
A Head Blown on.
WHEELING wv. ya), November 1Oth.-A coal
miner named Peter Miller, partially blind living in
the southern part of the city, blew his head to
pieces in the garnet of his house this afternoon by
placing the muzzle of double barreed shotgun in
his mouth and pulling the trigger with outstretched
hands. His head and face were literally torn to
pieces.
A Rejected Lovers Revenge.
NEW YORK. November lOth.-Andrew Gillen
young man of bad habits, has been sutton for the
hand OF Mary Ligerson, sister of the Assistant
Corporation Attorney, but was repulsed by Mary
and her family, and forbidden the house. This af-
ternoon he entered and shot the girl through the
head
Personal Assault.
NEW YORK, November 1oth.-one Drum, WHO de.
feated Judge D. Mortys for nomination in Kings
county, and whom Moreys openly denouncel there.
for, attacked Moreys in restaurant to-day striking
him and kicking him in the face.
LArER.-Judge Moreys' injuries are more serious
than we first thought and may prove fatal.
The RaiIroad war-Cheap Travelling.
ST. L us, November 10th.-The General Ticket
and Passenger Agents of the Wabash, Indianapolis
and st. Louis, Ohio and Mississippi and Vandalia
roads had meeting this afternoon, an agreed upou