Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08
Ec,rnev ana ,ae Presidency.

Kcarney and HE Presidency.
OMAHA, june 6th.-Denis Kearney, &C
companied by NJ. j. Kelly. J. Robinson and
7 Hamilton. delegates from California to
the Greenback Labor National Convention
at Chicago june 9th, passed through Omaha
this afternoon. Kearney says his personal
preference for the Presidential nomination is
Thurman first. Wright next, David Davis
third, and E. w. McKinstry of California for
Vice President. When asked if Ben Butler
would likely be named as a candidate he re-
piled possibly, bat did not know for certain.
He says that there is ill-feeling existing be-
tween himself and nallocS. He calls the
Labor Convention a Convention of voting
cattle and American slaves.
Northumberland Passengers.
OMAHA, June 5th.-The following through
passengers were on to-day'g train, leaving
at 12:15 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento June
9th: Mrs. J. c. Henderson and daughter,
| w. Appleton, J. c.. Costello, San Francisco:
II. l.. Preston, Mrs f.. Preston, Oak Noun
tain, CAL; Mrs. Mcmillan and two children,
Omaha S. D. Scott, Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. q.
n. Newcomb, Boston A. f. Reynolds and
wife. Wheeling, Va; L. A. Lo9mis, New
York: Z. Davis, China w. S. Schley, At
lanta, Ga; L. P johnson, Los Angeles; +.
C. M. Lutz, Buffalo: Mrs. Turner and chill
dren. baltimore: w. R. Barron, Collins
Harlow, Henry Fairclough, England.
Sixty through einigrants left on last nights
emigrant train, to arrive in s Sacramento June
18th.
OMAHA, June 6th.-The following passen-
gers were on to-night's train, leaving at l2:l5
P NJ, to arrive in Sacramento June 10th:
George B. Katzenstein, Sacramento; George
+. Glaze, New York; }. Deatz' "; r.
Dsatz NJ A. Deatz, o. L. Deatz, Middle
town, New York; Lewis Cary, Princeton,
New York; A. d. Sandford, II. L. Bean, j.
| H, O'Connor and wife, Miss NJ. j. O'Connor,
j. A. O'Connor. J. G. O'Connor, Miss A
O'Connor, W. A. OConnor, Miss A. w.
O'Connor, New York Mrs. III. Staples and
child, Stockton, Maine j. Seeor Mrs. +.
l.. Howard, j. f. Reilly. III. l.. Levy, San
Francisco; w. H. Lightner, st. Paul, MINI.
OMAHA, June 7th.-The following through
passengers were on to-day's train, leaving at
1lth: G. w. Shurtleff Stockton ; Mrs. w.
Allen, England; P. o.. Burns, wife and
child, Philadelphia Miss R. n. Cloud, Miss
w. Z. Cloud, Virginia H. j. Fisher, San
Francisco A. S. Freund, New York.
Forty-six through emigrants left on Satur-
day nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sac
ramento June 18th, and sc last night, to ar
rive June 14th.
r. A witch in Indian Territory.
MUsKoGEE June 5th.-The Seminole In.
dians have found veritable witch-an old
woman and her dog. She has been lawfully
tried found guilty of witchcraft and Will be
executed on Tuesday next.
Politics In Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, June 5th. The Watterson
ticket is elected in Louisville. The interior
counties report universal Tilden gains.
Indian Affairs in New Mexico Report
from General Hatch.
WASHINGTON, June 5th.-General Hatch
telegraphs from Fort Craig. May 3lst, that
his four companies are reduced to about 100
men and the Indian scouts. He is in pursuit
of the Indians going to Gayco. There are
about 100 warriors in the party. The Indians
are probably Mexican Indians, and not Vic
torio's main force, as supposed by Lieutenant
Morey. as they have many wounded. The
General, concluding, says: p" We may catch
them before they reach the line. My orders
are such that can follow them no further,
mountains here Cusack, with four com.
paniea of 120 men, is doing hard scouting and
good work east of the Rio Grande. You
should give me fifty Indian scouts. They are
sei.e valuable now than four times the num-
~ of recruits The surprise by the scouts on
the oath was more serious to the hostiles than
). first supposed The following is Lieuten
ant Morey telegram, who recommends scouts:
FoRr CUMMINGS, MAJ 81, 1880.
General Hatch Fort Craig, n. II: Trails lead
from the west de OF Hooker canyon straight for
Florida mountains. The host;es are making for
Mexico for the benefit OF their wounded. Their
all does not seem to consist OF many formerly
Think the trail was made by Victories party almost
entirely. MoREf.
The Chinese Commission.
WASHINGTON, June 5th.- Commissioner
Prescott leaves Washington tonight for San
Francisco, where he will join his colleagues
on the Chinese Treaty Commission-Mr
Swift and Minister Angell-and after re-
naming about fortnight in California will
proceed with them to China.
Fires at Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 6th-This afternoon the
large tannery of Eliel Dantzinger & Co., on
the north branch, was burned. A stock of
finished leather valued at 5000 was de-
stroyed. The building and machinery were
injured to the extent of SIS, 900. The exact
insurance is unknown, but is understood to
cover the entire amount
CHICAGO, June 9th. = Burlington Hall,
Twenty-secoud street, occupied as meat
market by Libby, Mcneil Libby, burned
this morning. Loss on building. $4,000;
insurance, S., 000 Loss on machinery and
meats, SCI. 900 half insured.
Pacific Coast Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, June 6th.-The following
postal changes for the Pacific Coast We're
made last week: Offices stablished-Gene-
see, Plumas county, Cal, Edward Hassel-
kus, Postmaster; Lava Bed Siskiyou county,
Cal, John A Fairchids, Postmaster Char
lotte, Lane county, Or, Edgar P Hayfeld,
Postmaster. Office discontinued-Sp
Skamania county, w. T. Names changed
Delta, Shasta county, Cal, to State Creek
Boon's Ferry, Clackmas county, Or, to Will
sonville. Pestmasters appointed-William
Grape, Cerro Gordo, Inyo county, Cal; H.
NJ Carlock, Fort Jones, Siskiyou county,
Cal; Mrs. Charlotte T.. Sanders, Sanders.
Fresno county, Cal; Jas. s. Smithsos, State
Creek, Shasta county, Cal; Miss frankie
Z. Howard, Howard, Wasco county, Or;
John f. I. Bretano, st. Paul, Marion
county, Or; G. II. Morgan, -Four Lakes,
Spokane county, w. T.; John z. Cium,
Tombstone, Pima county, Arizona.
The Chinese ssiaisfer to Washington.
NV YoRK, June 6th-The Chinese Min
lister to Washington arrived from Europe last
night. Because there were ], 800 emigrants
on board the steamer, the Health Officer
could not pass the necessary examination
until this morning lie will spend a day or
two in New York, and then start for Wash
ington The Minister'S next destination is
Peru, where he will negotiate treaty for the
protection Of coolies employed on the guano
islands.
International typographical Union.
CHICAGO. Jure 9th The International
Typographical l MON meets here tomorrow.
The representation is unusually large.
suicide nj Washington.
WASHINGTON lime 9Th "A E1a Ealato