Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-19

! ers might be taken to Gunrison. The army escort
| then left for Camp Berry. and | remained until
| everything seemed settled and every Ute had
started home. Last night three white men
| good, sooermen-eame into the Agency and reported
/ that white men and Utes had surprised them and
| taken the prisoner. They were terribly excited.
The name OF the murderer is only c II ectured at
TINS time The Utes are coming in as close this.
Thef seem quiet, and | think the peril is over
/ uni4ss some attempt should be made to discover
the reseuers OF yesterday. II that is done cannot
see the end. The only thing that will the
treaty. save blood and secure peace, is TO let the
matter rest where it is and make the payment
without delay. A. h. MEACHAM.
California Salmon In Illinois.
| CHICAGO, October 1sth.-About a week
| ago there arrived in Chicsgo from Sacra.
nento, Cal, an express car containing 5,00o,-
000 salmon eggs. which were distributed
among the different Fish Commissions.
| These eggs have been taken from the United
States salmon breeding ranch, which is stu
ated on the MeCloud river. n. K. Fair
banks, Fish Commissioner for Illinois, re-
ceived 2, 100000 eggs, and took them to his
hatchery at Geneva Lake, where they viii be
| hatched and placed in fish ponds until next
/ spring, when half Of them will be
placed in the lake and the other
| half kept in ponds until fall before
| depositing. Fairbanks has at his own e1-
| pense been stocking Geneva Lake with
salmon for several years. In 1867 he placed
| 100, COG in the lake, and has made several like
| deposits since, and now fishermen who hook
| for salmon there are beginning TO reap the
reward, as this fall quite number OF large
| fish have been taken from the lake. one of them
weighing l2af pounds, and number weighing
8 or 10 pounds. Mr.. Fairbanks says Illinois
| never made an appropriation that would JUS
tify establishing hatchery. This year only
| 81, coo was appropriated, and the Commission
have used that in taking care of the fish
found left in the bayous along the Mississippi
and Illinois rivers after high water.
Westward Bound Passengers.
OMAHA. October 18th. = The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento
October I'D: John Timmins and daughter,
George ID. Rowan, Mrs. e. J. Bowen and
two daughters, Col. j. G. Kelton, William
Newhall, Irving NJ. Scott and wife, Mrs.
Brown Thomas I. Gamble, San Francisco ;
l.. t. Moody, Mortified, Mass. Ira D.
Sankey, Mark Luther, Helen Beck. T. w.
Shaw and wife, Brooklyn; j. H. Hunting
ton, Sacramento; III. S. Rowe, wife and son,
E. w. Sharp and wife, Kansas City Mary
G. Lang, Buffalo. The following are in
special car: Col. Geo. Z. Gray, Mrs. Geo.
j. Gray, Miss Anna S. Gray, Master Vernon
Gray, Miss NJ. A McAlpine, Thomas Nc
Cord, all of San Francisco. The following
are in a special car: Sir G. w. Desyoeux,
Governor of FIJI Islands: Mrs. Desvoeux
and children; Captain Herbert, his chief
of staff.
Aiessrs Moody and Sankey will make q
short stop at Salt Lake.
Seventy-three through emigrants left on
Saturday nights emigrant train, to arrive in
Sacramento October Oath, and 80 last night,
to arrive October 25th.
The Railroad war.
CHICAGO, October 1Sth-Rates to Peoria
this morning by the Wabash road are 90
cents return tickets Qimited), 81. Rates to
st. Louis are unchanged. All the ticket
offices are besieged.
ST. LOUIS, October Yesterday the
Alton road cut the rates to Council Bluffs to
Sc so, and to Omaha, via Kansas City, and
to-day the Wab ssh dropped to the same
Prices to Chicago and Kansas City remain at
81, and the round-trIp rates to Chicago IS 40.
The Missouri Pacific meets all cuts west.
Speculation has about ceased. There is no
public announcement of cut to Eastern
points, although a participation of Eastern
roads is likely.
The Charleston Cotton Fire.
CHARLESTON IS. CT, October 1Sth.-The
fire which broke out on North Commercial
:" MARI ounday AFTERNOON Is SILL burning, but
is under control This morning the fire was
iounq IL, IN ,he Deaiord Steamer, cue was pne
a .,s, and nrobabI- tba 1essel ,,f VIZ. Sa
Incl u;tb f bar cargo IF 99o baIaa IS
,at4' Sha bas hsa1 so,'ttlad Tha s.,,; y
mate of the loss is as follows: Real estate,
49, 600 oo0 f,,rn;t,,ra SIs ooo th., De
49, s,0 ron - go 80 iii ,oS, 1o y, ,,
sel tbs 'I'uscarora. Sl07 eco. the Bradford
and cargo, 800, 060-fully insured.
pro;estan; Ep,scopal Convention.
NJv,v yoav ootobor 1sthIn +ha pro+.s4
ort T,,;s on sonxsrtinn ranart sas
d4ad tbat sbo Sb,,rch ;s M
,an~Jina th stero ~ m
a,o,oittse ~, the sl,bact ren"rted resn,t;ons
tbat anon he sdoniad sett;no ansrt Dsas
c ce s for church WORK care Of the moor
and SICK, euucatlon OF tne young, CHARITY,