Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-20

with Chile The Department still hopes that
the offer of mediation from the United States
will be received by the contending po Sers. or
reconciliation be effected. The Department
regards the confederation between Bolivia
and Peru as the result of an effort on the
part of the former to postpone her surrender,
and enable her, when.it comes, to secure bet
ter terms than she otherwise would.
Placer Gold Mines In Illinois.
CHICAGO, July 19th.-The Journal says
Again we are assured that placer gold mines
have been discovered and are being proftably
worked in Logan county, Illinois. There
seems no doubt of the fact that particles of
genuine golden treasure for some years have
been picked up in the beds of streams run
ming through the barren hills in that locality,
but it is still question whether the " find
is of sufficient Importance TO justify great ex-
pectations.
Report Discredfted
CHEYENNE, July 19th.-The reported en-
gagement between two companies of the Sew
enth Cavalry and the hostile Sioux is disbe.
Geved by the military authorities. The ru-
NOR must have originated from the fact that
a Grow hunting party recently encountered
q band of Sioux 100 miles north of Fort
Saipy, the latter being victorious. Two
connPsnies y, Sne oeVen11 oa'airy are OUT
cainpirs e. ~. sns summer, hehce sns c9nnsc'
WIN n..s - 80 .epo' .eu .sns'
s'oIs fe =" Ne" iork'
NE" oRk, ouiy lstn,-lhe three upper
stoTleS Vi Sne lroiS part oi Ine large Dundlng
TT Tbirt;etb streets owned hv Marwan 1Sn Koh1ar ano
a wealthy brewer. were burned to-n;oht in.
volving a loss of $500. 900. distributed as fol-
| lows: Loss on building, $4,000; Manhat-
tan Soap Company, represented by L. v.
5treeter u Co., $4,000; Lehemeir &
Schwartz manufacturers OF tinfoil, SAC, 600 {;
| William Munsear, engineer and machinist,
Si0, 000; Lyon Sewing Machine Company,
Cast1o Rra;a Canon., Sen boo E'.,oo a.
~ s;IL factor,, e. 9co. Sooscov ressiel q
clsansr ., s5o o00. ~ ~, ea.ps: .'.;
&c. - a. W",;o.i Ga ,Ins.en, ploprl'
i;shnen. s9o ooo Nfnat of .ha i9s,e es'ao, AZ
nonare1 h., ;,s,,vo., o's VI 'he ios'eS are
lSron,1n o,s
tereoNp DiSfAloh.I
| NEW YORK, July i9th.|Ihe extensive
| brewery OF hohIer ana tne large mait,honse
OF Arnold q 6ernheImer, In the same build
ing, were unin]ured. Inc following addi-
tonai no losses were - learned late tonight ;
Wehlen q Co., sllk.dying Establishment,
SSio'U00' SSio'0o0 american osahoaro I'm company,
$1,000 ,ay ..;aS ~ e,n f'oSi 900 uiiehss'
~ $50 90, ' 1900.
IN, :,
NEW YORK, July i9tn. .-Dr. Tanners
fourth week mas Degun. Ills weight Is l33,
puise 10 temperature 20.
SECOND DISPATCH.1
| New York. july I9th.-Dr. Tanner shows
| no change tonight in his condition.
p,i,ro.d acc,den,
To1pno JrIv 1otb a brolan r.;, d;.ohoa
! an excnrsion train at Indiar anolis last night
| on the Wabash road. One person was killed
and nine wounded. The company are caring
| for the injured.
SECOND DIspATCH.l
I'll, 1o,h NJ ,.
ars san;onsIn hrrt pb bn tha people
80 tL ey ..as ne T .ADasn lam ,,i accl'
oehs .nah nlsx rep ,..e9i lwenty were hurt,
auo etau oe sHem e,a. a E,,.i;sh si prITaSe oec-
Stawsrt HINT A Mnlsn'sli III ser;crsl,, Suno, -.
| fatally.
CrScryNArr Julv 1etb-A daneeYous i'm.
postor has been obtaining the Endorsement of
ministers on checks for small sums and then
decamping. His name is given as Reverend
Thomas james, of Oxford, England. He Of
fciated In several churches and disarmed sus-
picion.
Damaging Storm in Michigan.
DETROIT, July 19th.-A violent wind, hail
and thunder storm swept through Monroe
county Sunday afternoon, cutting a swath
seven miles long and hall mile to mile
wide, taxing trees, buildings, crops, etc,
clean. vineyards are very plenty IN this
section, and they were most severely injured.
many Delng ing co. completely ruined. The loss Is
at least S2o,ooo.
The Indian Territory AEair-The Inya'
ders IN custody.
LEAvENwoRTH, July 18th Captain Rob-
lnson. with Iayne and twenty-five compan-
ions in arrest, is encamped at Polecat creek.
The Captain has telegraphed General Pope
for instructions, but the latter has not de-
cided. 1t is thought they will be turned
oyer =, ~ W tne ieuefai Iourts. Iayhe went lhto
not;ce 70 the neoras- 6;a+r;ot ssto, 49, anu gave
.,'0o-
es''n from reno" fe'er.
NEW ORLEANS, July l9th.-0ne OF the two
s''a sanois !. sne o~eussn palk IAceIsior, wno
feve- died to-day HE other will recoyar Selro"
r.s,.. nr.oa.a.
"n UDIec'ors' n
SIouI CITY, July i9th.|Ihe surveyors OF
Ine Mli"aukee ana 9g. faui hallroad We're
uiisen ii. pA.h " ". iia:e ~ lne olouk, VINO
o''''' = r,as. 'n .n eo.'s oe .nsn ,.se' a'iOn'
lTH!oA IN. VI July I9th.-Durlng the
reception OF the Cornell crew tonight a sky
rocket was discharged into stage loaded
with fireworks. A terrible explosion fol-
lowed, and two men ieaplng from the burn
ing vehicle were severely hurt. III. +. Hib-
bard, OF the savings bank, broke leg, and
L. M. Hover, telegraph operator, was inter-
naily injured.
Shooting ARRAY.
PUEBLO (Col.l. july 19tb.-Sundav after.
noon Martin Fleming shot John Monroe, in
tiicting mortal wound. They had quarreled
lew hours previously wnlch was supposed
70 De ehaed, @hen FIem'ng, without further
PiovocaSlon, nreu. not1 nlen were employed
on e'ie Denver ana Mo orande railroad.
Arrival OF the ebeiisk.
|. New York, July 19th.-The steamer Dy-
~ .le nsy Py.an cTeilsA on poaru' ls
the citv mill to.morrov - ~ eO'' ~ -
r.,,: o..
v"'.ases IN ihaahs's.
iorEha tHs-l, 1riy i9'h ne governor
haSo bssn dr;rn eff ba,Jl Sas snJ Spe ahutins
ber5ers re,r Dodee C;.v 1ba cauor,,nr v,Sri :
;nues4;rat;ne, 800 tha go e wy "a noi 70
- ss.ne Sae na'
"estward-hound Passengers.
OMAHA, July 18th. = The following
passengers were on to-day's train, leaving at
12:l5 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento July
23d: W. G: Dunton, Rutland, VT: J. H.
turner ana daughter, Dan francisco; Il. ".