Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-24

had opposed white Republicans candidacy
for nomination as Sheriff.
The Railroad sinking Fund Question
Yorktown Movement-The Utah Gov.
ernOrship.
WASHINGTON, January 2Sd.-The bill in
troduced in the House to-day by Representa-
tive McLane. to amend the sinking fund Act
of May z, 1878, provides that there shall be
established a sinking fund in the Treasury of
the United States, into which the Central
Pacific Railroad shall pay 81, 300 900 per an
mum. and the Union Pacific $3.50, 900 yearly.
The House select committee on Yorktown
celebration agreed to report bill to the
House, appropriating 100000 for the erec-
ton of monument at Yorktown, and
$40. 600 to meet the expenses of the proposed
Yorktown celebration.
The Senate Committee on Territories
unanimously agreed to report back the nom
nation of Eli H. Murray, of Kentucky, to be
Governor of Utah, with recommendation
that it be confirmed.
Beck's Financial Speech Criticised.
WASHINGTON, January 23d.-An ex-Con-
| federate Kentuckian, criticising Beck's speech
! in the Senate Yesterday, wherein he attacked
the moneyed men of New York, said 1t is
! a little rough for Beck to scold in that way
| about New York. There are hundreds upon
hundreds of Kentuckians who would be liter
ally paupers to-day had it not been for the
kindness of those very New Workers, and
the use of their capital. If a farm or factory
in this State, or Louisville newspaper, is to
be saved from mortgage foreclosure, do not
the owners turn first or last to New York
| II school, or library, or charity Is to be be-
gun on a large scale, or a church Is to be
helped, it is to New York that our teachers
and scholars and clergymen go. You can
now see from where | sit at least ten Demo
cratic Senators who will confess, if they tell
the truth, that they solicited and got money
| in New York with which each of them organ
lied the canvass which enabled him to be here
in the Senate Chamber and to obtain the
Government salary which he receives and,
! furthermore the money in each case came
from individuals of the very moneyed
power" to which Beck now refers.
The TiIden Income Tax Case.
New YORK, January 23d.-Some months
ago the Government filed bill of discovery
| in the case of the United States VS.. Samuel
J. Tilden, propounding a question as to
Tilden's income during the year enumerated
| in the complaint. Governor Iilden, through
counsel, demurred to the bill, and Judge
Blatchford decided against him, ordering that
he should answer the interrogatories. From
this order Governor Tilden appealed to the
Supreme Court. Sixty days have now elapsed,
and Governor Tilden has not yet filed his
answer, claiming that it is not necessary I'M
til the Supreme Court have decided the APP
peal. To-day District Attorney Woodford
moved before Judge Blatchford, in the United
States Circuit Court, for a further order to
compel Tilden to answer the interrogatories
at once, irrespective of the appeal, which was
opposed by counsel on the otner side. The
case is set down for argument next week.
Decision Affirmed.
| Especial to the RECORD UNIoN.l
WASHINGTON, January 23d-The Secre-
tary of the Interior to-day affirmed the de.
cision of the Commissioner of the General
Land Office in the case of Daniel c. Lewis
vs. Ross G.. O'Brien, in the matter of GER
tain tract in Olympia District, Washington
Territory.
Threatened Trouble in Indian Territory.
WASHINGTON, January 23d.-Information
has been received at the Department OF the
interior that there is movement on foot to
organize band for the purpose OF raiding
the lands of Indians in Indian Territory.
| The parties engaged in the work have their
headquarters at Wichita, KS. The subject
was discussed at meeting of the Cabinet to-
day, and it was decided to issue instructions
to the Government officials in that section OF
the country to forward all information pre-
durable regarding the matter. The War De-
partment will distribute troops so as to sup
press and check such movement as soon as 1t
is attempted.
Fire and Loss of Life.
WIsHITA (Kansas), January 23d.-Advices
from Cherry Vale say the building. occupied
r DS rn0 on The rnner aoors and a furniture
800 halau, uas bnrnad n;gbt before last,
Tuo men nar;sbed in tbe flames Three other
men were sleeping in the building at the
time, but escaped by jumping from a window.
Presidential Preferences.
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uenri,, . 600 ;ntarr;sus 90 fnjlows Sherman.
s2a. pIo;na 6e1 Grant 3gS. the nomi.
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was held to-day mayor otoheiy p les.uihs'
ana committee formed 10 receive coner I u
Ilons l9r the rehel Oh Ine ois'resseu GOO a a
1e.lrt; 80 a. 80 Nc orocers
in each ward receive contributions of pro-
visions. which wonld he TRANSPORTED by the
American steamship COMPANY at a nominal
charge .John Wanamaker the Chairman of
the general committee. which includes George
W Cbilds A 7 Drexel and ex.Minister
Iohr Wish nil ;ssra a n,b1;c address