Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-01

James Sparrow. Bodie; F. P. Smith and
wife, Philadelphia
Seventy through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento October It'll.
Nebraska Democratic Nominations.
OMAHA, September 30th.-The Democratic
State Convention at Hastings this morning
nominated the following State ticket: Pres
idential Electors. Z. Boyd, B. l. Hinmau.
Victor Vifquain; Congressman, DIR. r. r.
Livingston, of Cass county; Governor, Thos.
Upton, of Nemah county; Lieutenant Gov
ernor, e. w. johnson, of Fillmore county +;
urer, f. Folda, of Colfax; Attorney. General,
G. L. Prichett, of Douglas Land Commits
sioner, Andres, of Buffalo; Superintend-
ent of Public instruction, DIR. a. Bear, of
Madison.
An Immense Affair.
COLUMBUS (O.), September Both. The Re-
publican meeting in front of the State Capitol
tonight, addressed by Senator Blaine, Gen
eral Beaver of Pennsylv mia, Marshal Pitcher
of Louisiana and B. f. Headin of New
York, was an immense affair.
Senator Conkling at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September Both. = Senator
Conkling arrived tonight, and will visit the
Exposition tomorrow and speak at the High.
land House tomorrow night.
Proposed Reception of Gran: In New
York.
New YORK, September 30th.-Tbe Execu-
tive Committee of the Republican National
Committee will meet on the 14th of October
to receive General Grant. The Boys in Blue
of this city will be reinforced on the occasion
by clubs from Brooklyn, New Jersey and
Hudson river towns.
A Governor OH the Wing.
New YORK, September 30th.-G. w. Dee
vouex, Governor of the Fiji Islands, and
party arrived to- day by steamer from Liver
pool His aid-de-camp being interviewed,
said His Excellency is now on his return
to bis government after an absence of one
year in England. He will remain few days
in New York, staying at the Windsor Hotel,
and then proceed to San Francisco by rail.
There be intends to again halt for a week or
so, taking the steamer thence to Auckland,
New Zealand, whittier he goes on visit to
the Governor. l don't know how long he
will remain there before starting for his final
resting-place.
Negro Murderer Lynched : True Bills
Found.
JACKSONVILLE (Fla.), September 3Oth.-A
negro employed on the st. Johns and Lake
Eustice Railroad killed his white boss. He
was carried to Fort Mason, but at night a
band of men overpowered the guard and
took the negro out and lynched him.
The Grand Jury, investigating the robbery
of the trunks and bodies which came ashore
from the wreck of the Vera Cruz, have found
three bills against Edward Moody and Z.
Allen-the latter hotel keeper at Mata-
zans.
The Tunnel Disaster-COroner's Inquest.
JERSEY CRY. September 3Oth.-At the in
quest to-day into the Hudson river tunnel
disaster, President Hoskins testified: We felt
justified in using air and relying upon it for
supporting the roof from our experience. In
front of the tunnel there was always mar
gin Of five pounds of air; that is to say, if
there were two and half pounds too little
the roof would not cave. There were often
escapes up along the line of the shaft, and
have known the men to be at work for half
an hour at time stopping one.
Two More Bodies Taken Cut.
JERSEY CITY, September 30th.-Two more
bodies were recovered this afternoon from the
tunnel, supposed to be Charles Sweetman
aud young Bagley.
The New Jersey OIL and Railroad Trouble.
CENTERvILLE PENN September 30sh.-
TIE Standard Oil Company'S men guarding
the Centerville bridge have been withdrawn.
the Central Railroad Company promising not
to modest the pipes laid across their bridge as
long as the oil traffic is not given to the Penn
sylvania or Erie Railroad. Oil pipes have
been laid across the Hackensack river, not
withstanding the opposition of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad.
Indians Fighting Among Themselves
The BOrder in Blaze Of Excitement.
ST. PAUL, September 30th.-A special to
Tho pio1ee3 Dr6ee An Indian arrived
at Fort Ellis in full war paint, with scalp
hanging to his belt, bringing news of bloody
fighting between the Maudrill, Stony and
Salteaux Indians, north of there. The
Maudrills raided the camp of the Salteaux
and killed nine persons. A band of Salteaux
under Ocean Man gave chase and killed nine
of the Maudrills. A band of S.onies is also
following the Maudrills, and more fighting
is expected. Another account says the
5illage attacked made desperate resistance
and killed Is Msudrills. The whole border
is in blaze of excitement. The fleeing
Maudrills are on their way to American ter
,itory, whence they came. The Stonies and
Salteaux will pursue them to this side, and
it is expected that the scene of war will be
transferred to the United States.
western Wheat Sent to Odessa.
CHICAGO, September 30th.-The London
Nea0s says A profound sensation has been
created in Russia by the second announce
ment of an Odessa newspaper, the Nesaik,
that one of the local firm of merchants has
purchased, in addition to previous purchases,
100, 000 bushels of American wheat through
Western American firm. The rate of pur-
chase is / rouble 45 copecss, IS. Sd, or say,
7S cents in United States money, per pood
Ia pood is sc pounds). The delivery is to be
in this coming October, in Odessa. This is
like carrying Goals TO Newcastle, since Odessa
is the grain port Of Russia, but poverty is a
great leveler, even of the Imperial great
white father Of all the Russias'
The Emma siine Suit.
NEW York, September Both. = Judge
Choate of the United States Court to-day
handed down voluminously written opinion
in the suit of the Emma Silver Mining Com
pany against the Emma Silver Mining Com
papy # New York and T. w. Park and III.
II. Baxter, overriding the plea III bar entered
by defendants. The Court says the pleas in
bar all raise the same question, namely,
whether judgment in a suit at law in this
Court in favor of Park ard Baxter is a coz
elusive determination of the cause in which
this bill proceeds for avoidance Of contract of
sale, as facts constituting a cause of action.
The pleas in bar of Bar and Baxter. the de-
PENDANTS are overruled.
Return from Hudson Bay.
NEW York, September 30th-The Herald
has a Winnepeg special saying: G. +. Rock
well. gentlemen from New York, has just
returned from pleasure trip to Moore Fac
tory, on Hudson Bay. His route was by the
way Of Michipicoton river, a distance of 450
miles. The. journey was performed by the
aid Of canoe voyagers, who had been engaged
to attend the party and furnish the necessary
supplies. 1t took sixteen DAYS to reach Moore
Factory from Winnipeg. He pronounces it
very cold region, saying that floating Arctic
ice was seen in the vicinity all summer.
FlourIshing Fall Trade.
INV YORK, September 30th.-The Com
mercidl Bulletin says The fall trade this sea-
son has been, and still is, an unusually ac-
tive one. 1t is said by some of the older
merchants that they do not remember the
time within the past fifteen years when orders
we're 80 pressing aud numerous. The agents
of the different steamship lines to Charleston,
Savannah, New Orleans, Galveston and other
points along the coast, both north and south,
sill unite in saying that this season is one of
the best they have ever experienced, and as
compared with last year, is better by from
so to 30 per cent.
The !" Boys In Blue "A Grand Demon.
sfration Promised.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 30th.-Gsneral
Grant has called reunion of the Boys in
Blue" to be held in this city on the Sth.
Local committees have been appointed, and
arrangements are made for grand demon-
stration. Generals Grant and Sherman will