Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-16

last night, and drove Immediately to their
sons house This morning the General Wis
tied the military headquarters.
Surrender OF Sitting Bulls Indians.
ST. PAUL, June 15th-A special from Fort
keogh. dated yesterday, says 500 of Sitting
Bulls band from the other side of the inter
national boundary came in and surrendered
to lieutenant Whistler. representing General
Miles. The Indians were in a starving con-
dition, and were fed and cared for. 1t is said
more are about to come in.
Affairs nj LeadviIIe.
LEADvILLE, June I5th.-Ten companies of
infantry and two of cavalry are on duty. The
Committee of Safety are in constant session.
The mines have been crowded all day with
miners wanting work. Ex-Mayor James is
Brigadier- General.
The strikers passed resolutions to assassin
ate Governor Taber and other prominent
men.
Vile.
DENVER, June 15th.-The brickmakers'
strike is ended, and the brick-y yards are work
ing with full force.
The Tribune Leadville special says Every
mine except the Duncan and Carbonate are
running with full force. The strike is
over and everything is quiet. From present
appearances the camp will produce in q few
days as well as ever.
steamer Collision on Sandy Hcok.
NEW YORK. June 15th-The steamers
Anchoria and Queen were in collision in fog
off Sandy Hook June 18th. Both were seriously
damaged. The Ahchoria is still outside, with
2S feet of water in her hold, waiting for as
sistance.
The Queen ran into the Anchoria, striking
her j'lst forward OF the bridge and penetrat-
ing into a stateroom, from whence three
young ladies miraculously escaped. There
were no accidents, although the crew of the
Anchoria became demoralized, showing great
cowardice.
Northumberland Passengers.
OMAHA, June 15th-The following through
passengers were on to-day's train, leaving at
l2:15 p ~, to arrive in Sacramento June
Butler, j. w. Butler, London; Helen Den
gan, Mrs L. Marshall, Jr.. and SOP, G. f.
Fay, San Francisco; NJ L. Stearns and wife,
Florida Mary L. Vinal, Somerville, Mass. /;
A. Steffens. E. Steffens, A. Vooirath Beltic,
Damnie Muller, New York Emil Levy,
Paris Jacob Kahn Miller, San Francisco !;
g. Martiny Taite, H. Z. Gregory, Oakland /;
James Wilson, Halifax; L. c. Stratton, San
Jose James \. Dumont, Washington.
Thirty-one through emigrants left on last
nights train, to arrive in Sacramento June
23d
Contract AbrOgated.
NEW York, June 15th.-The contract
which has existed for some months between
the trunk railroad lines, the Iidewater Pipe
Company and the New jersey Central Rail
way Company, pooling receipts from the
transportation of petroleum to the seaboard,
was to-day abrogated by the Pennsylvania
Railway Company, and the rates of freight
will probably be reduced to the old figures.
Renewed talk of an impending railroad war
had rather a depressing effect. The produce
exports the past week were the largest for
years.
New York Local items.
New YORK, June 15th.-In the twenty
four hours ending noon yesterday, los deaths
were reported in the city. This is an unusu-
ally high rate.
The artesian well at Fifth Avenue Hotel is
now down l, ,10S feet, and is still going.
The newspaper train was run from Jersey
City to Philadelphia in ninety three minutes
The train made four stors. The distance run
was ninety miles. Taking out time for stops,
the average run was over one mile a minute,
and is the fastest on record.
The Brooklyn city directory, published
yesterday, contains 2,S25 names more than
last years, and indicates population Of
over 650000
The census enumeration closed yesterday
in Now York and has been satisfactorily
done The enumerators report that they
found more trouble in the wealthy sections of
the city than in districts inhabited by the
poor. The carelessness, laZiness and indiffer-
ence of the rich were greater obstacles to OBJ
tanning required information than the igno-
rance of the tenement house population.
Thirteen hundred and forty emigrants
arrived from, Europe yesterday.
Weather warm, but threatening.
The Currie Murder Trial.
MARSHALL TEX June 15th-The jury in
the Currie case is still out. Defendant
pleaded not guilty. Three witnesses on the
part of the State were examined. The testi-
mony of Maurice Barrymore. the principal
witness, who was present with Miss Cum
minis and Potter, the actor, when the latter
was shot, clearly fa=tens the guilt upon
Currie.
Farewell Breakfast TO Edwin R0Oth,
NEw YORK, June 18th "A farewell break
fast was given Edwin Booth at Delmonico's
at noon to-day by his friends, who included
many of the prominent lights of the bench,
bar, pulpit and stage. There were present
also 4 number of well-known citizens.
Colorado Lottery.
DENVER, June 15th.-In the drawing of
the Colorado state lottery to-day ticket No.
1853 drew s3000O ticket No. 95. 3S9 drew
0,000; ticket number 35, 737 drew $1,000
The Titusviiie Fire.
TITusvILLE (Pa.), June 18th The great
fire has now spent itself, and the city is
quiet. A relief committee has been around
all day and raised funds for the relief of the
INDECENT.
silver and Stocks.
NEw York, June 15th.-Slver bars, 1l55s /;
money, 2a@5!. Governments quiet. Stocks
closed firm Western Union, 1919; Quicksilver,
10a Pacific Mail. 39s Mariposa, Il Wells
Fargo, 1911; New York Central, 12Ss;
Erie, 81 Panama, 1S5; Union Pacific,
S9s Union Pacific bonds, ll4s; Central Paci-
fic, 60; Central Pacific bonds, ia; Sutro
Tunnel. 2; Leadville. u; Caribou, 2s; Silver
Cliff, 4f Climax, "a ; Central Arizona, 81
Excelsior III; Honestake, 81 Ontario, 50
Standard, 255 F.; Little Pittsburg, 8.