Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-19

stood by him than if be had received the
nomination by unfair means.
The Republicans Manitou special says
Members of the State Press Association we're
presented to General Grant last night. The
party viii be joined by Ulysses, Jr., and Fred
Grant tomorrow. They visit Leadyille next
week, and then Denver.
DIR. Tanners Fcat-Half His Task ACCOM-
piished.
New York, July 1Sth.-At II o'clock to-
night DR.. Tanner was sleeping soundly, hav-
ing been without food over twenty days At
5 a. NJ. he was feeling better than usual, and
took two hours drive in Central Park. In
the afternoon he took long walk, and at 6 P.
NJ. he took carriage ride. He drank cousid
cradle water during the day. Upon his re-
turn from his ride he was found to weigh 135
pounds. Pulse about as usual.
Dakota Indian affairs.
DEADwooD ID. TT July 1Sth.-Indian
rumors of almost every conceivable nature
have been ahoat in this vicinity the past week,
and although coming from apparently trust
worthy sources, thus gaining credence, none
have been verified. The report of an engage
ment Thursday between two companies of
the Seventh Cavalry, under command of Cap
tain llsley, and band Of hostiles, near the
Little Missouri, still lacks authorization
Information from Ilsley's command was re-
ceived st Fort Meade yesterday that scouting
parties had been out in all directions, but no
Indians or signs of any were discovered.
Reliable parties just in from Spearfsh say
the rumor that q band Of 500 Indians sur
rounded that town is false, no Indians having
been seen or heard OF IN that neighborhood.
Westward-bound Passengers.
OMAHA, July 1Sth.-The following through
passengers were on days train, leaving at
1l.1S - I. IL
I'D: Mrs. w. III. Spalding and daughter,
Madison, Wis; Major. General Mcdowell,
Henry B. Mcdowell, Mrs. John Bensley,
Mrs. l.. Schil!ing and daughter, Mrs. d. L.
Wells, San Francisco Major r. B. Keller,
United States Army; Il. r. Hind. Homo
lulu; n. Kellogg and daughter, Berkeley.
CAL; DIR. George Peck, Mrs. Peck, United
States Navy; DR.. Banks and wife, Portland,
Maine; James 4. Stone, Waverley, N. Y.
Pacific Coast Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, July 1Sth.-The following
Pacific coast postal changes were made last
week: Offices established-Palos Verdes,
Los Angeles county, Cal Mrs. Ina L. Jams,
Postmistress. Offices discontinued-Wash
Pima county, Arizona. Postmasters APP
pointed-David Creighton, Jacqua, Hum
boldt county, CAL; Mrs. Maggie Godfrey,
Cedarville, Modoc county, CAL; William
Adams, Paradise, Butte county, Cal; John
b. Hunt, Nehalem, Tillamook county, Or;
Edwin Paddock, Pennington, Whitman
county, w. t.; Thomas B. Stringham, Ruby,
Whatcom county, w. T.
Los Pinos Agency.
Los PINos AGENCY Coll July 10Th (via
Lake City, July 17th).-rhe Ute Commission
has been delayed, awaiting the arrival of in
terpreter Curtis, who reached here last night
The first grand council will be held on Mon
day. Companies G and E, Twenty-third
Infantry, are camped at the Agency, under
command of Captain Brady.
The Richmond POsfoffice
RICHMOND (Va.) J, July Sth.-Postoffice In
spectors W. L. Henderson and p L. Shall.
cross, under orders from the Postoffice De-
partment, have been for several days investi-
eating the affairs of the Richmond Postoffice,
with view to ascertaining its condition, and
have discovered that there is shortage of
about 81, 800. Over SO, 800 OF this deficiency
is due to Postmaster Forbes having over
drawn his account that much since his last
quarterly report, which was turned in prop.
erly balanced and accepted as correct by the
Department
Murder at Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 1Sth-This morning, at 4
o'clock, George Lee shot and instantly killed
Chas. Romales (both colored), at No. 400
South Clark street. A woman is said TO be
implicated in the affair.