Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-13
doing very well. and will keep their promise
to make a new tariff and contract, and will
have the schedule ready in few days.
Westward. Eou,u,y Passengers

doing very well. and will keep their promise
to make a new tariff and contract, and will
have the schedule ready in few days.
Northumberland Passengers.
OMAHA, February 12th-The following
through passengers were on to days train,
leaving at 12:15 P NJ, to arrive in Sacra-
Miss Jessie Stevens, Rushford, Mimi; Luz
ther Moses, A. l.. Moses, Cleveland (; David
Redsheimer Rosa Redsheimer, Monroeville,
Ind; Mrs. L. Nelson, New York; Mrs. III.
G.. Falkner, Oakland; Mrs. G. l.. Weather
bee and child, c. 6. Noses, San Francisco
C. c. Collins and wife. Chicago.
! Thirty-one through immigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento February 10Th.
Relief Movement at st. LEXIS.
ST. LOUIS, February 12th.-At a meeting
| on Change this noon, about S25, 900 in money,
800 barrels OF -four, and various lots of pork,
corn, meat, canned beef, bread and other
articles were contributed to the Merchants
Exchange relief fund. Between twenty and
thirty committees, representing different
branches of business and professions, have
| been appointed. who will canvass the city at
once, and it is believed ship load of food
and other supplies will be raised in very
short time.
Tile Chic Census Supervisors.
CHICAGO, February 12th-The Journals
! Washington special says: The Senate having
rejected all the Ohio Supervisors Of Census,
on account of their being Republicans, the
Democrats are anxiously watching to see
what the President will do next. An Ohio
Republican of prominence says that the
| President does not intend to submit to any
dictation, but will nominate other Republi-
cans for the positions, without regard to the
threat conveyed by the action of the Senate.
New Work GreenbacK Labor Party.
ALBANY, February 12th.-The Greenbacl1
Labor party of this State have Issued a call
| for Congressional District Conventions to
elect Delegates to the National Convention
at Chicago, June 9th, and Presidential
Electors to be voted for at the coming fall
election. A meeting of the State Committee
at Albany is called for the 23d of March nex5,
to select four Delegates at large and two
Presidential Electors.
An Air0cious Wife Murder.
CINCINNATI February 12th.-An atrocious
wife murder was committed at Henderson,
KY, last night. Pat Graham, who had been
arrested on complaint of his wife for beating
wharf boat. He shot her three times in the
Idlewild, killing her instantly, and then
leaped into skitf and escaped.
The BrO0m Murder.
INDIANAPOLIS, February 18th. = Mrs.
Broom, whose husband was murdered near
this city on Friday last has made full con-
fession of her knowledge of the crime, and
charges Joseph Wade with the murder.
Wade was arrested tonight, and is in jail
Democratic National Convention.
WASHINGTON, February 12th-A meeting
of the National Democratic Committee has
been called here for Monday, February 23d,
for the purpose of fixing the time and place
of holding the next Democratic National
Convention.
LincOIn's Birthday.
New York, February 12th-The birthday
of Lincoln was celebrated at several places in
the East to-day.
New Hampshire Republicans.
CONCORD IN. HI. February 12th.-The
Republican State Committee fixed upon May
9th as the time for holding the State Conven.
ton to elect delegates TO the Republican Ma
tional Convention. There is strong feeling
that delegates should go to Chicago I'M
pledged.
Permission Asked.
New YORK, February 13th-A. M.-The
Duchess OF Marlborough has cabled Bennett
for permission to distribute the Herald fund.
Bennett, however, is in Africa.
The POnca Indians.
WASHINGTON, February 12th.-Standing
Bear, the Ponce chief, to-day concluded his
story of the injustice done his people, and
tomorrow Bright Eyes will be heard.
National TroifinG Horse Congress.
New YORK, February 12th.-At the Ma
tional Trotting Horse Congess today, James
Grant, of iowa, was elected President. Il.
w. Hirschman and n. Y. Smith, of San
Francisco, and Christopher Green, of Sacra-
mento, were appointed Pacific District
Board.