Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-10

| Railway has been leased to the New York,
| Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
| for term of ninety nine years. By this ar
! rangement connection will be made at James.
town with the Atlantic and Great Western
by narrowing of the gauge of the latter
road If desired. by this connection through
trains can be run between this city and Gin.
cinnati, st. Louis and Chicago.
/ Southern Republican,.
CHICAGO, July 9th.-The Tri6une's Wash.
| ington special says The Republican leaders
have resolved to issue an address to the
Southern Republicans, urging them to hold
meetings wherever practicable, to carry on a
live canvass, and promising them substantial
support.
A private letter received here from Sen.
ator Jones. of Florida, says he does not con.
slider the Florida Legislature by any means
certain for the Democrats, and that HARD
| fight will have to be made to keep Republic
can out of the Senate. Jones is a candidate
! for reelection.
iowa Republicans.
| CHICAGO, July .9th.-The Journal says
| Iowa Republicans are putting forward then
strongest men for Congress. The nomina-
ton of Kasson, Butts and Thompson has al.
ready been announced, and yesterday in the
! Ninth District ex- Governor G. c. Carpenter,
| of Fort Dodge, was nominated for reelection.
! Iowa ought to elect a solid Republican dele
CATION to Congress this Presidential year, and
we think she WILL
Hancock's Resignation.
NV York, July 9th.-The World's Wash.
! ;neton special says: A correspondent denies
! the story of Hancocks resignation from the
army. adding that the President and all SEN
| sible people here understand that were Gen
eral Hancock to talk of resigning his Office he
would show an indicate confidence in his
election to the Presidency, quite out of keep
| ing with bis character.
Nominated for Congress.
ST. LOUIS July 9th-The Greenbackers of
the Fifth District of this State have nomi-
mated r. P. Palmer for Congress.
KNOXVILLE fTenn.l. July 9sh.-The Re
plblicans of the First District of Tennessee
| have nominated A. I'll. Pettibone for Con-
/ gress.
Movements of the Grnnt Party.
DENVER Coli, July 9th-The TriJune's
Santa Fe special says: General Grant and
party arrived here yesterday, and will remain
| here four days. A salute of thirty-nine guns
was fired by detachment of troops. A re-
ception and banquet will be given tonight,
and the General viii visit the mines to-
morrow.
who She Is.
| NEW YoRK, July 9th.-The woman who
registered at the Hotel Hudson, in Jersey
| City, Tuesday evening, as Mrs. Brevety, who
attempted suicide by taking laudanum, and
| who the following morning shot herself in the
ladies' waiting-room of the Pennsylvania
Railroad depot. is said to be Mrs. Mary E.
Holly, whose father is in California, whittier
| she intended going.
| Tae New York Bond Case.
New YoRK, July 9th.-Wm. McGibbon, a
stockbroker at 80 Bread street, was arrested
| to day, charged with being one of the men
who knew of the finding of the SS7, 600 worth
of bonds lost by Brayton, Ives ( Co. He
admitted that the securities were returned
one night by him for examination, at the re-
quest of Jerome and Patched, but he further
| stated that he advised their return to the
owners.
Colonel PeIton's Funeral.
New York, July 9th.-The funeral of the
late Colonel w. Tilden Pelton, nephew and
secretary of Ex-Governor Tilden, took place
this afternoon from Mr. Tilden's residence,
No. Is GramercY Park. Among those pres
ent were ex-Police Commissioner Mclean,
Corporation Counsel Whitney, Mayor Coop
err, Clarkson n. Potter, Colonel John r. Fell
low and Andrew III. Green. The pall-bearers
were General John M. Corse, Alfred j. and
Smith NJ Weed and Edward L. Paris.
Partial Report.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9th.-The Receiver
of the Reading Railroad and Coal and Iron
| COMPANIES to-day made partial report to
the Court. and stated that they are unable as
yet to make full report as to the state, con-
| dition and circumstances.
shocking Accident.
LANCASTER pa, July 9th.-This morning
while Philip Shumack, leading merchant
of this city, and his wife, were crossing the
Pennsylvania Railway, near Salunga. their
carriage was struck by the Niagara express
going west, and both occupants killed.
The Pennsylvania Democracy.
CHICAGO, July 9th The Inter Ocean's
the claims made at Cincinnati that the Dem
ocrats would carry Pennsylvania were idle
boasts. Hancock is weak in his own State.
silver and Stocks.
NEw York, July 9th-Silver bars, 114I ;
money, 2@3; Governments qniet; stocks
closed steady Western Union, 10u; Quick
silver, 105; Pacific Mail, 39s Mariposa, II !;
Wells Fargo, JOG; New York Central, 1871 I;
Erie, 40: Panama, $50; Union Pacific, S6a !;
Union Pacific bonds, 112; Central Pacific,
20; Central Pacific bonds III; Sutro Tun-
mel, II.
The Original Protector OF the Nicaragua
Canal scheme.
WASHINGTON, July 9th-A. Blanchet, the
original protector of the Nicaragua Canal. in
the plan of extending it from the level of
the Lake of Nicaragua to the closest prox-
unity to the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, ar
rived in this city yesterday.
An Entrance Gained.
CHICAGO, July 9th.-The Wabash road,
which has been vainly trying to gain an en-
trance to the city for several months, has
finally made arrangements to come in over
the Panhandle route, and will begin to carry
freight at once. Railroad men predict dis
turbances in the freight pools in consequence,
especially in that of the Southwestern Rate
Association.
Business Failure nj Omaha.
OMAHA, July 9th.-The long established
dry. goods house of Stephens & Wilcox, who
have done business in Omaha for Is years,
failed to-day for from SIS 900 to 800, 900.
They claim that the assets will cover the
liabilities. They lay their failure to bad ac-
counts on military post traders, with whom
they have carried on an extensive trade.
Hanging and imprisonment for Life.
GALVESTON. July 9th.-A Ners special
from Austin says: The jury in the case of
the Fans brothers, for the murder of Nc.
MILAN, returned verdict of guilty in the
first degree, with the penalty death. in the
case of VIM. Fans, and Penitentiary for life
for Robert.
EIevenfh.ETOur Virtue.
DETROIT, July 9th.-The local booksellers
having been outbid by outsiders, and the lat
ter having secured the right to sell pools
here on the races, the home pool men became
suddenly virtuous and had their opponents
arrested for violating the State laws. and
there was warm fisticuff as the result. The
Courts will probably consider the matter.
FOREIGN NEWS.