Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-18
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL.
Further Particulars of the Distillery Elk
plosion in Chicago
Etc.
DOMESTIC.
The Trouble in Colorado.


saw it. The white men say the Indian fred
first at the white man, who ran behind
wagon to avoid him, and that Young Jackson
shot the Indian in self-defense. The Indian.
with bis companions then left. and the
freiphters first knew that he was wounded the
next day when Berry arrested them. BERRY had
$50 soldiers and 100 armed Indians with him.
He disarmed jackson, who implored the pro.
lection of about 200 soldiers encamped near
there until he was lodged safely in iail in
Gunuison. The Agent refused and gave
him only 10 soldiers to defend him against
y. W.: -, y. IL a. .l i"uiahs sayips,
AZ !. ea -; .a' sno stGop' "9ie .here ~
ploeeGS hn. "a S,,: NOV mites. oaGksoh was
Sui t NJ co Inc anu iioiiiies,
1e 'ahen W ;n,ies ~ uuiIisoh Oty' I9roush
eno aLat @ .hI. oan iioS ahu iioiliiss
s s,' .iia. 'ney Wete ahlousheo a'tef gong
shref 'aiies, a1u 'iias yacAsoh was taken 3y
.ae h.J oine 81 e' T.; .L Lnas uaiess JAZZ OK
c cesl @ouiu nave niassac,eed the "noie
niIeen so,uiets anu al around MEN, inclua-
iis ohii n, wie anu ci.i9ie.. lne .'oseriior
shonld he denied the protection of his Gov.
eminent and turned over to be tortured and
killed by savages. The people of the State
desire peace. but believe this tribe. especially
since Ouray's death. neither respect nor fear
the General Government, and as long as they
remain in the State menace the safety of the
whites They have seen numbers OF whites
murdered who were uravenged. He men
lions Meeker. jackson, acting in self-de-
Tense, was wilfully arrested and dlsarmed by
Government agent, and demanding protec
ton, was taken away by the.tribe and doubt
less murdered. Our people don't believe that
the life of an Indian Is more valuable than
the lie OF white man.
THE AGENTS STORY.
w,surcrov Ootobor 17tb -Aoant P.,.
vs. rs,,art 70 tbe Comn;ss;oner If India,
Sgo;rs Of the .Iackson murder il received at
~ W. u Sns and aares. Nth Rsrr.,S
t III 70 Secretarv Scbnrz Scbnrz h.
i;a',s. thot parr,1 actea IN Good faith in not
inc, tbe arranaanents that resnlted 40 d;sas.
tre,,si,, for .IscLson hnt which averted a
~, ssacre a. the Agency Rerrv insists III at
Taaison,s sboot;na 81 tbs Indian u ,,roven hv
o, asH Witnesses to have been q Wholly nnnro.
voLed and nncalled for murder as .Jackson
b;n,sa,f admitted
u.s.. ,....',as r,o., vu,,. p...
inc "ls'ier' .Np'os,o" M
CHICAGO, october IGn.nIhe &c, cause OF Oh, tne
explosion OF the cooker IN foweils s., oisthiery
yesterday IS gwen as follows Inc engine
was being USED as an experiment. Trying 10
hasten the process OF dlstilla5lon. Inc corn
was neasea III unoroken Aelneis, winch, nay
ns - ~ ~ = ~ $50 .ba corn on. TbiS ar
ro,,e,oroer,t had worked well several times he
&c - 80 J;sastro,,, ,,as+erda,, Tbere
we, were p several miraculons and hair. breath
"eie NJ - ,,oo ~. - h,,sd-ed
e;oap d ,ba ;anaod n;aoe. thro.n thron
ru - feat ono ,;ece an;nn Il, zee
bocLs Ten BODIES were recdyered last nigbt
and forr to.dav Among the latter was tSas
- i;ttie damghter If Mrs Horak who Vac
bnr;ed II, tba 1nins The MINED are mfr.
inc terribly from scalds and bruises bnt will
nrobablv ali recover.
co.ea.,,n .. c,,.r,osto,
l -, ~ 80
CHARLESTON 70. ~, octooee - l'tn, "A IRE
broke OUT IN the cottos- n 81 sne oomm ae
ciaa LOTION RES etso anu rtb sa w;pd ..,
tha aames ron;dIv down the wharf consuIn.
ing two large cotton-sheds and the Brock
warehouse, partially stored with cotton. The
fire soon spread to the cotton on the wharves,
and thence to three British iron steamships
Barrowdale, Travancore and Bedford--which
were lying at the pier partially loaded with
cation. The Barrowdale was badly damaged
and is still burning, having on board about
5000 bales Of cotton. The Travancore and
Bedford are only slightly damaged. A der
rick on the Bedford was burned, and in fall
ing struck the third mate on the head, killing
him almost instantly. 1t is estimated that
1000 bales of cotton, valued at S140 600. were
burned |; insured. The damage to the build
ings. sheds and wharves of the Commercial
Wharf Company is estimated at sou o0o !;
nany insured. Inc LOYAL ioss rs Aoou' o@oo'
ooV' p..,,, cos, pos.., e,,.nr.s
"'"' No"'. ~, ~,
WASHINGTON, octooer lth.-lhe toiiow-
ing faclhc coast postal changes ;, were mace
iaSG "eeA ois n g:ahaI uiJ, p p.
boldt county, New, 2ilchaet harrohan, fose-
nhas'ei ~ $500 po .aap' p ISa 1aa'
nm rs a:aoaa;aa $780, ~ aa,,'t,'
en- SnIeeJ D uisen.. D. IT, ,t1, TT
1ai,, loino1i y:Iea ~ Fa an
r : o1'.iiasSs "Pp ehe ~. IL,
1 " 2anSa Dat I:I TounSy' oaL, oo1u -
Ia, i 1Hiy:a ni;i,,ia. I III oa.'
T,iiSia /" Ii.ir * p1e S, t ne lily
G T,, ohaliea ~ .i W;, s4as;1ie Ma,ey'
W. 80 L. 49,. 49,. TaI c,,l,,aa,a,
tJaath Snokone FaIls Stsvans conDty w
II: w. u Spencer. Globe. Pinal county.
Arizona: James M. Guipple. Calbaza. Pinal
county. Arizona: Christopher A. Larsen.
Ephrsim. San Pete county. Utah Samuel
Nj. Wilson. Mayfeld, San Pete county,
Utah George B. Bonnell, Tooele, Tooele
county Utah
westward.Bound Passengers.
o,.y, ootob.r 17,b-T follow;ro
.,.o,,@,h 1,.osene,ers ,rsre ., tosdav;s tram
-, ~ . n ,, 70 orr;va in Sacramant,