Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-23

! with the Bank of Commerce of this city as Sc
cuIity for the payment of the amount Of the
loan at the expiration of the time specified.
1t has been recorded at San Francisco, and
the reason for recording it here at this late
day could not be ascertained.
The Edison Electric Light.
New YORK. January 22d.-A special from
Paris gives the views of number of French
! electricians on the Edison light.
/ Welfred de Fonvielle said the onslaught
of Count De Moucel on Edison excited no
attention whatever. De Moncel is not q
member of the Institute, and cannot be,
never having made any scientific discovery
or published any original work. He has
merely written number of reports on cleo
tr.city. De Fonvielle said Edison's work
will be appreciated in future ages, when the
names of his critics have been buried in
| oblivion.
Jean Baptiste Dumas said that his impress
ion, upon first reading of Edison's discovery,
was Que of incredulity but he now sees no
real impossibility in the thing.
Crooks, inventor of the radiometer, said
he did not believe that the horseshoe of Edi-
son can last for any length of time
Nj. Fontaine, President of the Syndicate
Electricite, believes that Edison has made an
important advance in the electric light.
Causes of the Ute Outbreak.
| WASHINGTON, January 22d-The House
! Committee on Indian Affairs to-day contin-
ued its investigation of the causes of the re-
| cent Ute outbreak. Commissioner of Indian
Affairs Hayt concluded his statements, which
embodied a general defense of his ad1ninistra-
ton.
Lieutenant Cherry. OF the Fifth Cavalry,
J Adjutant Thornburgh's command, gave an
interesting history of the military move
ments, but expressed no opinions as to any
remote causes of the outbreak.
The Bank Reserves ELLA Slap nj Logan.
| WASHINGTON, January 22d.-During the
debate in the House to-day on the bank re-
serves bill, Weaver made sharp speech,
with some cutting remarks respecting Logan,
who recently in the Senate alluded slight
lngly to Viewers bill to pay soldiers the
| difference between gold and greenbacks at the
time of the war. He said that it was to be
expected that q man who had voted for the
back salary grab and put So, 200 in his pocket
would be opposed to doing justice to /. soldier.
Whitthorne, Hawley Keifer and others also
spoke on the subject.
The Other Side OF fhe story.
DENVER (Col.), January 22d.-B. F. Ken
redy, Prothonotary of Allegheny county,
Ia, concerning whom dispatch was sent
from Philadelphia giving currency to q ru-
NOR that he had defaulted and left town in
company with woman of bad repute, ar
rived in Denver tonight, and says there is no
truth III the report. He is ready to be taken
back whenever he is wanted, but expects to
return voluntarily as soon as he can visit
Leadvllie. He thinks the false report was
circulated to inlure him politically.
POsimastcrs Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, January 22d-The Senate
confirmed the following nominations for Post
masters to-day: California-Louis Walker
at Woodland VIM. r. Porter, at San Der,
nardino; Mrs. Jennie Goodwin. at San
Buenaventura; John A. Reyes, at Visalia
Observation-Disclosures Armstrong, at Fort Col
Inns James A. Gooch, at Rosita Nevada
Chas. +. Meyers, at Phoebe.
National WOr,an's Suffrage Convention.
WASHINGTON, January 22d.-At meeting
OF the National Woman's Suffrage Conven-
ton the resolutions offered Yesterday by Mrs
| Spencer were discussed and adopted Miss
Florence Harding, of Indiana, appealed to
the youlg women to abandon their lives of
frivolity, and take the subject of suffrage into
serious consideration. Miss Phoebe Cozzens.
of st. Louis, who had as her subject Moral
Aspect OF the Woman Question" and who
held that in the revolutionary and other wars
women had always been foremost in noble
deeds, was the final speaker.
Garfield OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| WASHINGTON, January 22d.-General Gar
| field was serenaded by the Ohio delegation
tonight. The platform in front of his house
was broken down, spraining one ankle bus in
| juring none of the remaining thirty people
who We're seated upon it. Speeches were
made by the SeEatorelect and others.
Bccisi0n Affirmed.
| Special to the RECORD UYGoN.1
WASHINGTON, January 22d.-The Secretary
OF the Interior has affirmed the decision OF
the Commissioner of the General Land Office
IN the case of f. V. Wilkinson VS.. the State
Of California, Involving a tract of land in the
Los Angeles land district.
Attempt TO Revive the WHaipping.Post
LOUISVILLE, January 22d. = The lower
house of the Kentucky General Assembly to-
day passed BLISS to 33-reviving the
whipping post law. The same bill passed the
| House of the last Assembly, but was de-
feated in the Senate by the casting vote Of
Lieutenant Governor Underwood
ParAeIl at Toledo.
| TOLEDO, January 22d.-Parneu arrived
| this afternoon. An immense meeting was
held tonight at the Wheeler Opera House
! the Mayor presiding. Parnell spoke for
nearly an hour.
senator EaE,ar's Condition.
JACKSON Miss, January 22d.-Senator
Lamar Is better, and is now out of his room
More ties Moving Eastward,
| WASHINGTON, January 22d.-Secretarv
Schurz received telegram from General
Hatch to-day stating that delegation Of
Southern Ute Indians were en- route to Wash
ington.
Republican Conventions.
BALTIMORE, January 22d-The RepubE-
can Delegate Convention will be held Nav
9th.
LOUISVILLE, January 22d.-The DELEGATE
Convention of the Republican party will be
held here April 14th
senator keIIOSg's Successor.
| NEW ORLEANS, January 22d.-R. l.. Glib.
son was elected United States Senator by the
| Legislature to-day.
! LumbcrmcH JubiIant.
| MILWAUKEE, January 22d.-Lumbermen
| are jublant in northern Wisconsin over tall
| of 20 to 40 inches of snow to-day.
Senator Elected.
JACKSON Miss. } January 22d.-The Joint
| Assembly to-day elected j. z. George,
Senator.