Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-20

SO that may notify the Sheriff at once that further
preparations for making the arrest unnecessary
FRED. W. PITkIN.
SOUTH ARKANSAS (Col.l, October 10TH
Berry is not at the Agency. He is supposed
to be concealed among the Utes, awaiting
instructions from Washington.
DENVER, October 19th.-The Governor this
evening received advices from the Interior
department that a telegram had been sent to
Agent Berry to the effect that if criminal
process OF the State Is to be served upon him
oy lawful officers, and his arrest made, the
United States troops cannot interfere. In
case the militia are with the officers, and
without process, the United States troops
may be called upon to eject them, but no
eoLinon shall be provoked, and if discretion
States Attorney has started for the Agency.
and will give all necessary advice. The pres.
eryation OF the peace at the present time is
ail-important and the Department will co.
operate to that end
UENvER, October 19th.-The Governor re-.
celyed telegram from General Pope TO. dsy
stating that he had an order from the Presi.
dent to protect Berry from arrest pending
consideration OF the subject by the Attorney,
The Railroad War.
CHICAGO, October 19th.-The Inter. Oceans
NeW ork special says: Solon Humphreys,
OF the wabash, says regarding the passenger
war, That the Wabash has been virtually
smut out OF chicago by having IFS passenger
depot fwo miles from the heart of the citv
The roads the Wabash are now hurting are
responsible for this.
CHICAGO, October 19th.-Many new ..cuts"
signaiized the railroad war to-day, most OF
them of small Importance. The Alton road
sells limited ticket to Omaha, via Kansas
City, for Sc so, and the Wabash meets the
rate, selling also unlimited tickets at 81 so to
Council Bluffs and IS to Omaha. The North.
western, Burlington and Rock Island have
not met this rate, but it is stated that they
will. Wabash sells tickets to st. Louis and re-.
turn. good for three days, for "a, the Alton
merely adding 80 cents to the rate from Kan
sas City to the western destination. The AL
ton charges 81 from Chicago to st. Louis for
limited, and 50 for unlimited. The cheapest
rate yet made is cents from Chenoa to Chi
cago by the Alton and Wabash. The regu.
lar fare is So 05. Outgoing trains on the
warning roads are so crowded that they have
to run In sections.
he Tribune predicts that the war will soon
become general, east and west.
The fnter-Oced says: DIR. Riddell, local
freight agent of the Michigan Southern Rail.
road, has left town with shortage in his ac-
counts of $50, 900, which are switching fees
collected but not paid over.
OMAHA, October 19th.-The Wabash Rail-
road Company yesterday flooded the market
with tickets from Omaha to Chicago at IS 25
each, the regular rate being SIS. Between
81, 1000 and $4,000 worth were sold, princi-
pally to spectators. The Iowa pool lines
paid no attention to the "cut." 1t is thought
a hos ~,
advertise the Wabash road.
The New Railroad Route.
CHICAGO, October 19th.-The Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company has
issued a circular to shippers of California
freight, announcing that that route and the
Southern Pacific will be completed and con.
nected about January l. 1881, thus opening
new through route between the East and San
Francisco, Sacramento, San Jose, Los An
geles, Marysville and other points in Califor-
MIA and Arizona. It sets forth that the new
line will offer unequaled facilities for doing
business, such as will warrant shippers in de-
laying any arrangements for the future until
the new route is opened for business, of which
due notice will be given.
Serious Railroad Accident.
HARRISBURG (Pa.), October 19th.-A
serious disaster occurred on the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad, at East Liberty, Page
county, Va, Saturday, the entire trestle-
work, 1,260 feet long and 81 feet high, going
down with crash in one promiscuous ruin,
instantly killing Walker Jones of BARRIERS
vile, Orange county, and injuring seriously
Seward Bawcock of McGaheysville, Rock
ingham county. This accident will probably
delay the completion of this section of the
road several months.
The Responsibility Placed.
PITrsBURG (Pa.), October 19th.-The Cor.
oner's jury found the fagman, conductor and
engineer responsible for the collision on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, which caused such
loss of life here lately.
DIR. Thomas and His Methodist Brethren.
CHICAGO, October 19th.-The Journals
Rockford special says: The committees re-
port in the case of Rev. w. III. Thomas is
that they disclaim certain views which DIR.
Thomas put forth in his recent sermon as
being those of the Methodist Church, recog-
nize the pure character and intellectual abil-
ity of DIR. Thomas, yet find that some of his
views and methods of statement are destruc-
tive of the integrity Of Methodism that he
is essentially out of harmony with the M. f.
Church, and think the issue should be made
at once; recommend that the case be referred
to the Presiding Elder of DIR. Thomas dis
trict. The report was adopted, and at the
request of DIR. Thomas, Revs. Jewett and
Hatfield were requested to formulate charges
and present them to the Presiding Elder.
Westward Bound Passengers.
OMAHA, October 10Th. = The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 2:15 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento
October 23d Mrs. Eliza Gulick, Mrs. G. Z.
Gulick, Honolulu A. J. Lewis, j. y. Bones
tell, San Francisco Governor John c. Fre-
mont, Prescott, Arizona Mad. Catharine
Maurier, New Y ork Mrs. Marcus Baker,
Washington, d. c.; Mary E. Rouse, Maui,
Sandwich Islands; Mrs. c. NJ. Walton, De-
Nordhoff, CAL; Clara Jordan, Thomaston,
Me-; Silas Deldine, wife and son, Ionia,
Mich; T. D. Jones, Miss Jennie Jones, Miss
Kittie Jones, Miss Annie Jones, Olive Hill,
Galwer, South Australia A. G. Smith and
wife, Richmond, Wis; Frank Ench, Sonora,
Mexico; r. G. Whiteway, British Colum-
bia E. Fl. Cook, Columbus Ohio.
Fifty-fve through emigrants left on last
nights train, to arrive in Sacramento, Octo-
Der 26th.
The Woman's Bank Fraud - Charged
viii, Completely.
BosToN. October 19th.-The Howe WON.
ans Bank fraud was up in Court to-day.
A lady clerk testified that Miss Howe said
twelve responsible men backed the affair.
The newspaper articles caused them to pay
out SAC, 600 the day before suspension. A re-
ceiver was asked for, and the Court reserved
its decision.
Mrs. Imogene Woodward, wife of John
Woodward, the defaulting Cashier of the
City Treasury, has been arrested on charge
of completely in the defalcation.
A Town I'm Possession of RiotOus La.
borers.
Boston, October 19th.-The town of Sand
wich, Cape Cod, is in complete possession of
riotous Italian laborers. The trouble is be.
lieved to be caused by non-payment of wages.
Officers He. Elected.
NFw YORK, October 19sh.-At a meeting
of the Directors of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company to-day, all the officers were
reelected. DIR. Norvin Green was reelected
President, and Messrs. Van Horne, Twombly,
Stager, Durkee and Van Every were re-
elected Vice. Presidents.
Four Persons Drowned.
STOCKTON (Me.), October 19th.-Elfreda
Partridge, Carrie Hiokborn, Emma Berry
and Fred Patterson were drowned by a boat
upsetting in this harbor yesterday.
Terrible Anair-An Entire Family Wiped
Out.
WHEELING (V. IT,, October 19th.-Byron
Blake this morning murdered his mother,
sister and stepfather with knife, and then
killed himself. Insanity caused the deed.
A Vicious Tramp.
READING (Pa.), October 19th.-A tramp
who was refused food to-day. destroyed the
barn of G.. s. Mowrey, with cattle and