Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-31

Moneypenny and Colonel Bowman of Ken
lucky, and Judge Russell of Iowa, delivered
arguments, showing the Indians their desire
to do Justice Otto Mears made personal APP
peal to several chiefs whom he has befriended
to sign the treaty, after which Sapavanawo
stoned. Others followed, and when the COM
mittee adjourned forty-eight principal chiefs
and headmen had signed the agreement.
The Commission has received information
from Washington that the reservation will
not be opened for settlement until the ar
rangements in regard to removal are perfected
and proclamation issued by the President
to that effect.
The score in the walking match at 9 P. NJ.
stood: Waldron 264, Skipper 275, Cummings
245, News Boy 25S, McCarty 249.
Weaver and the socialistic-Labor Parry.
DETROIT, July 30th.-The National Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Socialistic- Labor
party has received letter from General
Weaver declaring his approval of the Social
istic land resolution adopted by the National
Greenback- Labor Convention at Chicago.
Races at Cleveland = Fastest Time on
Record.
CLEVELAND, July 30th.-There was fine
weather and fine track to-day. The pacing
race showed seven heats inside of 2:20-the
best on record for that number of heats.
mile, making the quarter in 1929 and the half
in 1:043. The pacing race, free forall, was
won by Lucy, Rowdy Boy second, Sorrel Dan
third, Sleepy Tom fourth, Matte Hunter
distanced, Little Brown jug withdrawn.
Time, 2:16l-2:15a 2:16-2.164
-3:19a.
The seawanahala Disasfer-Finding OF
the Jury.
New YORK, July 30th.-The jury in the
Seawanahaka case find that 80 passengers
came to their death through that disaster,
and that the fire was caused by the bursting
or collapse of boiler tube. The boiler had
been duly inspected in March last. The
jury believed the loss of life would have
been less had the crew been properly discip-
lined to act in case of such emergency.
and recommend that the ceilings, walls and
floors of steamboat ire-rooms be incased in
metal.
Excitement In Georgia.
ATLANTA, July 30th. = Jonesboro is in
great excitement over the outrage on Joe
Thompson (colored), who was beaten and
whose daughter was killed by masked men
Wednesday night. Seven arrests have been
made Hundreds of negroes are in town.
The Governor has ordered the military to go
down from Atlanta, as it is feared that the
negroes will make an effort to lynch the pris-
oners Tonight.
Northumberland Passengers.
OMAHA, July 30th.-The following through
passengers were on to-day's train, leaving at
1915 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento August
Sd: Ex-Governor Stanford lin special car.
b. Grant, Miss E. A. Cleveland, Sam. SIM
mon, Jr., S. Bramberger, San Francisco; l..
w. Mann, Owasso, Mich. Miss L. E. Pope,
Bennington. Mich. Mis-. d. F. Mcintosh
and child, Chicago; l.. R. lutte, L. r.
lutte, Jr., Washington; NJ. Van Renssler,
Geneva, N. Y.
The Hudson River Tunnel.
New York, July 30th.-The excavation
at the Hudson river tunnel, Jersey City, is
now Is feet Deep leaving an equal distance
to be digged before the bodies of the victims
of the recent disaster can be reached, which
will, it is thought, be effected by Sunday.
Colonel Harkins has called for more men,
who viii go digging to-day in the Golfer dam.
Silver and Stocks.
New York, July 30tb.-Silver bars, 11444
money, 2@29; Governments quiet
stocks closed steady Western Union,
| 1913; Quicksilver, 15s; Pacific Mail, 10
Mariposa, Il; Wells-Fargo, 1G6; New York
Central, 1917; Erie. 49f; Panama. $50 Union
Pacific, 944; bonds, 1923; Central Pacific,
49, bonds, 1l24 Sutro. L.