Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-15
GENERAL NEWS.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO TEE RECORD.
UNION
DOMESTIC.
The Colorado DinicuIty.

The Colorado Difficulty.
WASHINGTON, October 14th.--A warrant
for the arrest of Agent Berry, for the Jack.
son sffair, has been issued Commissioner
Meachan telegraphs regarding the matter
In my opinion, taking him away from the
agency ieopardizes everything. Can you send
q lawyer who is not afraid Of Colorado pre-.
judices? There is no such lawyer here >
This dispatch was referred to Attorney. Gen.
eral Devens, with the request that steps be
taken Immediately to protect Agent Berry
by all proper legal means, and the United
States District Attorney for Colorado has
been instructed accordingly. 1t is said at the
Interior Department that there Is large
class of persons around the Reservation en-
deavoriDg to bring about disturbance with
the Indians, and to prevent. at any cost, the
contamination of the settlement agreed upon
with the Utss last summer, and the present
movement against Berry is believed by Sec
rotary Schurz to be inspired by these persons.
DENVER, October 18th. = The TriJune's
Ouray special, dated Ouray, October 10th,
says: The excitement regarding the treat
ment of jackson and the freighters is una
bated. The towns of Ouray, Gunnison, Lake
City and Del Norte are at fever heat, and it
is believed that if the State or national au,
thorities do not punish the parties to the out
rage the people will most likely take the
matter in their own hands. To-day officers
arrested Agent Berry at the Agency, and
.subpenaed Meacham as q witness; but
he will be arrested Immediately on crossing
the reservation line. Cline will be arrested
to- morrow on his way to Gunnison, where
the prisoners will be taken for trial. Hoyt
and Holmes cannot be found.
Capital and Religion in California.
NEW YORK, October 14th.-The World
says. In the Episcopal Convention yester-
day Rev. Il. Z. Cowan, of California. spoke
of the needs of the Church in that State. =
can, said he, go up and down the aisles oil
the churches in San Francisco, and read on
the pews the names of men worth $50 GEO.
and others who are worth 100000; but you
never see those men in the pews, or even
their families. The capital of that State,
great as it is, is not accessible to any religion
Bishop Wingfield, Of Northern California,
has given S60,0o0 of his own fortune to save
the educational interests of the Church"
Rev. DR.. knight presented memorial t.
absolutely forbid by canonical amendment
the sale or rental of pews in churches.
0bsequics OF Father TreaGor.
NEW York, October l4th-The funeral Of
Father Treanor took place this morning al
ST. Lawrence's Church. The obituary notice.
say: "Yorkville,. the scene of his
labors, is like house of mourning
From 10 600 to 5000 people feel personally
his loss" A solemn requiem mass was cele,
brated at his obsequies.
One hundred priests from this and neigh
boring cities occupied seats in the chancel
Among those present were John Kelly, Judge
Donohue (who was with Father Treanor al
the time of the acciGent) and Recorder
ha lyaI
pie, and an immense crowd was unable to OBJ
tain an entrance. The remains were con.
veyed to West Park, near Poughkeepsie, fol
interment.
Fires and Loss of Life.
BRApFoRD pal October 18th. = I'ht
house of Mrs. George O'Reilly, at Prentice
vile, was burned to-day, with two children
CARLINvnLE Gill;, October 14th. = The
residence of jesse Jordon. near here, wal
burned Tuesday night. Three children per
ished in the flames.
SHELBYyILLE lind J, October 14th.-A fir,
to day in the furniture factory Of Conroy
Walter & Duprez, and several adjoining
buildings, caused loss Of $4,000; partly
insured.
Gold ard silver Coin.
NEW YORK, October 14th.-The tota
amount of United States gold and silver
coin in the country October LIST was 1860 SS1,
003 in gold and SIS, as, 1856 in silver. o.
these amounts, there are s67 204 293 in gold
in the Treasury, and 1902, 676, 700 in cireula-
ton La addition. the Treasury holds SOS,
0i0, $40 in gold bullion, and 50 557, 759 in sill
yer bullion, for coinage. There is more bull
ion now in the country than ever before,
largely on account of the European influx.
The Railroad Hight.
ST. LOUIS, October 14th.-The railroad
fight continues sharply The Chicago ana
Alton dropped the limited tickets to 81 Z
this morning. and the Wabash immediate "
went to 81 20, having advertised to sell 8
dollar less than any other road. The unlimi
ted tickets remain at 81 7o-yesterday' I
prices.
Success and Defeat.
New York, October 14th.-The woman's
school ticket was elected at Fayetteville AND
defeated at Port Jervis.
General Grant ut Boston.
Boston, October 14th-General Grant wa.
entertained last night by the Middlesex Club
and made an extended speech.
Registration ia New York.
NEW York, October .-Registratior
to-day, Y, 6S2; total for two days, 145, 270
against SO, 05i the first two days of last year
Thirteen arrests were made of persons at
tempting. to register on 1868 papers.
An Empty Honor.
BosToN, October 14th.-A few Greenback
ers to-day nominated Wendell Phillips fol
Congress.