Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-13


malt was signed by all the brewers present,
and copies were ordered sent to all brewers
in the United States for their signatures.
Generals sherman and Hancock.
New YoRK, November 12th.-The Tribune's
Washington special says In a conversation
with your correspondent yesterday, WELL
informed army officer said that In his opin-
ion Sherman would soon carry out the pur-
pose he indicated last year. Sherman has
often expressed a preference for st. Louis as
a place of residence. and it is broadly limited
by military men that his St. Louis preference
has been greatly strengthened by the result
of the recent election. 1t is common talk
among many officers that the defeat of Han
cock caused Sherman great disappointment
and regret. 0ae officer of rank remarked
to-day that he was informed that Sherman
cast his vote for Hancock in st. Louis
ffancOck's Native County Gives Ca field
One Majority.
New York, November 12th. -Pennsylva.
MAS official vote shows the following details
Montgomery, Hancocks native county, is
carried By Garfield by one vote. The figures
stand: Garfield, HOPS; Hancock, Il, OPS.
Montgomery township, where Hancock was
born, gave him majority of Is for Presi-
dent--a gain OF s votes over 1ilden's majority
in 1876.
Engineering Energy I'm Texas.
CHICAGO, November 12th.-The Times
Washington special says: General Ords re-
port says that In western Texas parties of
troops driving hostile Indians have been fire.
quentiy followed up closely by surveyors To-
eating railroad routes, one Texas Pacific man
being cut eff by Victories raiders.
Shot at Poker Table
CHICAGO, November l2th.-The Times
Santa Fe special saws: Deputy Marshal
james III. Barnes. of SocorrC, disarmed a
gambler named Gordon, from Chicago, who
III the evening caught the Marshal at poker
table, fired nine balls into his body and
walked away
Wheat Weld of the Pacific Coast.
NEW YORK, November 12th.-I.ater re-
turns lead to the conclusion that the wheat
yield of the entire Pacific coast will be 49,
5000 bushels, an excess of 1,500, 900 bush
els over the first estimate of October Och.
In San Francisco journals and elsewhere
these figures may be regarded as too low, but
the returns as to increase of acreage and
yield, taking as basis of calculation the
known product for 1879, do not warrant
larger figure than SO, 800, 600 bushels. This
| result, after deducting for food and seed. viii
permit an expectation Of about sc, DOC, 000
bushels.
Escape OF Pris0ners-Tw0 Of Them Killed.
DENVER (Col.), November 12th-A Los
Vegas On. M special says: Sunday night,
three murderers, two train robbers and a
horse thief escaped from jail here. A posse
went in pursuit and overlook and attacked
them on Thursday evening. James Allen
| and Davidson, two of the murderers, were
killed outright, and the other is said to have
been wounded, but escaped with his COM
rades. The posse is still in pursuit, and hope
to capture the whole party.
Request Granted.
WASHINGTON, November 18th. In the
matter of the Chauvin claim, covering large
portion of St. Louis, the Secretary of the
Interior to-day granted the request made by
Mayor Overstolz and various other repre-
sentative parties in interest for hearing in
regard to the official report by which Com
missioner Williamson has submitted the
Salmon survey for the Secretary's action
! The hearing will take place on the Sd Of Jan
| uary.
Adva &c in Freight Rates.
New York, November 125h.-An advance
of five cents per 100 pounds on grain, -four,
and all articles in the seventh and eighth
classes not advanced on the LIST of November,
will take effect on the 221 inst This makes
the rate on grain from Chicago to New York
80 cents. and on provisions 40 cents, with the
usual differences to Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore
silver and Stocks.
NEW YORK, November 12th-Silver bars,
liz; money active, at 4@6; Governments,
strong; stocks closed steady; Western
Union, 979 Quicksilver, 12i; Pacific 463 :;
Central. 1863; Erie, 42I; Panama, 1913 ;
Union Pacific, 95s bonds, III Central Pa
ciic, S54; bonds, 1lSs; Sutro, l.
BIOOdshed in the Oil REGIONS.
BRADFORD (Pa.) November 12th.-During
row at a hotel at Knapp's Creek Station
this evening a rough named Thomas Scott
shot and killed John Dougherty, an oil tank
builder. Dougherty lived in Lardis, West
moreland county, Pa. Scott was arrested,
About Out of Debt.
SPRINGFIELD, November 12th-All the
| State bonds are called IN, and interest ceases
after January 1st. The State will then be
out Of debt and have 500, 600 in the Treas
ury This is one result of the continued
Republican administration in the State.
Death of an Actor.
DETROIT, November 18th. - George F.
Ketcham, the well-known actor, died to-
night. aged 40 years.
Wheat.laden Schooner Ashore.
OswEGo November 12tb.-The schooner
Cortez, with 10000 bushels of wheat from
Milwaukee to this port, went ashore this
afternoon near Sandy Creek. The crew We're
saved.
Plea of Guilty.
PHILADELPHIA, November 12th.-The no.
torious DR.. John Buchanan was arraigned in
Court to-day. and pleaded guilty to two
charges of selling academic degrees. His SEN
tence was deferred.
Heavy Loss by Fire.
DAVENPORT ia J. November 12th.-A fire
at West Union caused heavy loss, destroy
ing the Sturgis block, with the Gazette office
and the Postoffice.
Struck Oil.
Sioux CITY ia J, November 12th.-Petro.
leum of uncertain quality and quantity has
been struck at Ponca, Nebraska, causing
great excitement.
FOREIGN.