Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-07

D. s. Criswell, c. II. Duncan, r. R. Armor.
Oil City, Pa. G. III. Filkins, Bradford, Pa. !;
George A. Crofutt, Chicago.
The Herald's" Irish Relief Fund.
New YORK. February 6tb.-The Heralds
Irish Relief Fund amounts SO far to S107, 800
Among yesterdays contributors are August
Belmont and Harry Hill for good round
amounts. Dion Boucicault makes sugges-
ton that every theater and music hall in. the
United States should devote St. Patrick's
Day to performances in aid of the Irish Re.
lief Fund.
The Herald says: A correspondent who
signs himself California" says that he does
not yet find the names of any of the Irish
millionaires of California among the con-
tributors. His communication is premature,
since the Herdtd's proposition has not yet
reached California. In few days we expect
handsome sums from that philosophical
State.
More Railroad Combinations.
ST. LOUIS, February 6th.-A dispatch from
Dallas, Texas, says: Reliable advices are re-
ceived here to the effect that Jay Gould and
Thomas Scott as representing the Texas
Pacific and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroads, have purchased all the outstand-
ing bonds and securities of the Dallas and
Wichita Railroad, which will be extended so
AS to connect with the Denver Pacific extern
sion of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, MAX
ing Dallas the terminus of the Missouri
Kansas and Texas. and making the latter a
competing line with the Texas Central Rail
road.
The Republican Action in Pennsylvania.
CHICAGO, February 6th.-The Times, no.
ticing its specials and local interviews. saws /:
Machine politicians are represented as very
jubilant over the success of Cameron ut Har-
risburg Wednesday, and are confident that
the New York and Illinois delegations will
also be instructed for Grant As to the last
mentioned State, many citizens of Chicago
interviewed by reporters for the Times yester-
day differ with them. The prevailing senti.
ment here is that Logan will not be able to
deliver the goods.
Colorado Indian Affairs Anxiety of the
Utes.
Los PINos AGENCY, February 4th via
Lake City, February 6th).-General Adams
and party arrived yesterday Captain Jack
and Soweryick left Immediately for Grand
river at which point it is reported that
Douglass and the White River Utes are
encamped. Jack made no promises, and re-
fused to set time for his return. 81 will
do my best to effect the surrender of the
prisoners" were his parting words to General
Adams. Douglass has not been to the
Agency since he made his demand for rations
on the 18th ultimo, and was refused. All is
quiet. The Indians are extremely anxious
over the pending negotiations at Washing
ton. hrchgoe
Cause of the Ute Outbreak.
CHICAGO, February 6th.-The Times says
William Byers Of Denver an intimate friend
of the late Mr.. Meeker of White River, in
| IL o.. T
fairs yesterday that, in his opinion, the main
cause of the recent Ute outbreak was the at
tempt of Meeker to compel the savages to
conform strictly to the customs of the whites.
Brutal Murder of an Infauf by Its Father.
DAYTON (Ohio), February 6th.-Julius
Radke was arrested last evening and CHARGED
with the death of his child, an infant of four
months. He came home under the influence
of liquor, and Selling the child, dashed it to
the floor, and then kicked it across the room,
crushing its skull. Another child. 6 years of
age, was In the room and testihes to the
crime.
Export Bonds of Tobacco Manufacturers.
WASHINGTON, February 6th.-The Ways
and Means Committee on Monday will give
hearing to persons interested in the pas
sage of Representative Jorgensons bill pro-
viding for the cancellation of export bonds
of tobacco manufacturers at ports of clear
ance. The manufacturers claim that the
present law not only imposes hardships upon
them, but tends to drive business out of the
country and in support of the proposition
instance the case of manufacturer in Vir-
ginia exporting as high as $1,000, 900 worth
of tobacco year, who has removed his bust
ness to Australia, and simply exports from
this country the new leaf
Girl Shot and Killed by Her Brother.
ROCHESTER (O), February CHA II
year old boy to-day fired ball through his
sisters heart with pistol, which he did not
know was loaded. The name of the boy is
John Campbell.
Probable Wreck of steamer.
SPRING LAKE IN. j., February 6th.LA
large iron tank, supposed to be that of a
steamer foundered at sea, and bearing the
inscription, "McKeagh Bros, Liverpool, "
has come ashore.
Gathering Evidence.
LEAvENwoRTH ks, February 9Th
Charles De Young, of San Francisco, is here,
gathering evidence to be used in his trial for
the attempted murder of Rev. l. s. Kalloch.
FOREIGN NEWS.