Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-09

The Union Steam Forging Company OF
White Hill, n. J., have increased the wages
Of their men thirteen per cent, and their
works are running hight and day.
a rte Chief Favors sehurz' Policy.
Los PINos AGENCY tvia Lake City,, Feb
ruary 7th.-Yesterday a runner arrived at
this Agency, whom Jack had ordered to IN
form General Adams that it would be thir-
teen DAYS before his return. Chief Shavalix
has expressed Willingness 70 accompany the
General to Washington. He is known as
@ THE War Chief" of the Utes, but OF late
years has settled down to farming. and last
summer sold load of provisions OF his own
raising, the first ever offered in the Ouray
market by an Indian since this Agency was
established. He favored Schurz' policy, that
the u ties must settle on farms and go to work
He will be of great assistance in settling the
present difficulties. Orders have been sent
out by Chief Sapovaney for all the different
bands to rendezvous near the Agency, and a
grand powwow must be expected next week.
Matters have been delayed very considerably
by the press announcing the proposed trip of
General Adams, which Secretary Schurz at
tempted to keep secret. Some parties living
near the line of the Reservation saw it in the
papers and reported it to the Indians. Doug
lass Immediately left for a more healthy loca-
ton, ON Grand river.
Western.Bound Passengers.
OMAHA, February 7th.- The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 1915 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacra
mentO February 18th w. w. Montague and
wife. Edward Skies, A. T. Spencer, George
B. Grswold, San Francisco; A. Warren
England; Edward Wright, New York
James B. Boland, Davenport, Iowa; George
w. Hogan, Philadelphia Mortimer H
Creswell, Cleveland Anthony I. Hobart
Baltimore
Thirty -four through emigrants left or
| Thursday nights emigrant train, to arrive
in Sacramento February 18th, and 5S last
night, to arrive February 14th.
Bold Robbery Of a Bank.
KNOXVILLE Qn.), February 7th.-Last
night three burglars entered the bank here
seized and bound the President, Il. e. Run
kle, who sleeps in the building, and after
gagging and beating him and burning hi
| feet in a shocking manner, to compel him tt
| give up the combination, departed, taking
| with them 49, 200 which had not been LOCKED
up. There was time lock on the safe, ant
Runkle was unable to give the combination
| There is great excitement. There is no clev
to the perpetrators.
District OF Columbia Rep ublican Cor
vent;on.
WAsHrSGToN, February 9TH. : After I
stormy two days session. the Republican Dis
| trict Convention adjourned this afternoon
| The delegates selected to the Republican
National Convention at Chicago were JOIN
! f. Cook and Sayles S. Bowen. No instruc
tons were given.
Runaway Children.
4 FL 1
dren escaped from Deborah Nursery to-day
and, although informed, the police, so far
have failed to find them.
| Homicide.
GALVESTON, February 9TH The NepS
Palestine special says Early this morning
at Cromp's saloon, John Kerr was shot deaC
by Kirk Hage. No apparent cause.
The Bicycle.
New York, February 7th.-David Stan
/ ton, of England, won the bicycle race to
night for purse and the championship O
! America. He made 80 miles in 3 hours,
minutes and III seconds.
New Trial Dcnief.
ATLANTA, February 1th.-The Supreme
| Court has refused a new trial to Cox, sen
fenced to imprisonment for life for the muir
der of Colonel Aston. The case will he car
ried to the Supreme Court of the United
| States.
Bcath OF Veteran Bankers.
New York, February 7th.-On the deatt
returns to-day were the names of three bank
ers, namely: James Madison Jones, aged II
William Hammel Milton, aged 20, and Geo
S. Nelson, aged 20.
The Whipping-post in Delaware.
New CASTLE (Del.), February 7th.-TwC
white and three colored culprits were publicly
whipped here to-day.
Funeral of EX.Secretary B0rie.
PHILADELPHIA, February 7th.-The fune
raj of the late Adolph E. Borie took place
to-day. The remains will be inferred in
NORTH Laurel Hill Cemetery.