Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01

Smith. This morning he me. Smith at the Lock-
wood House, and fired two shots at him, shooting
off coat button. Smith returned the fire and
fatally wounded him. Flanagan has bad record
here. He served sixty days for stealing from his
employer, whom he also threatened to KILL but was
discharged on promise to leave town, and he ac-
cordingly left for Sidney.
The Seat of Utah I'm Congress.
CHEYENNE (wy), December 3lst.-Allen Camp
bell anti Mormon candidate for Congress at the late
election in Utah. passed through to-day On his way
East. He says Governor Murray VIII decide by jan
usry 4th whether he will give Delegate Cannon
certificate of election the objection being that Can
non is an alien and poygamist. Campbelfs coun-
sci hold that Governor Murray has the power to
pass upon the question of eligibility 10 issuing
certificate of election, and legally give the GER
tIficate to Campbell. There will certainly be con-
test in the House the seat Of the Utah delegate
Campbell Is Democrat, but strongly anti-Mormon.
Westward Bound Passengers.
OMAHA, December 3lst-The following through
passengers were ON to-days train leaving at 12:15
NJ, to arrive In Sacramento January 4th: c. W.
shanly, F. Shanly, Toronto; J. W. Currier, wife
and two children, North Troy, Vermont; Captain j..
II Dawes, Kingston, Massachusetts,; Mrs. Bert1n,
s. Tams, Mrs. W. R. Cunningham, San Francisco
A. Plat, Yokohama; Sol. Seligman, Kalamazoo
C. &. Chapman and wife, Louisville, kentucky (;
Henry Mortz and wife, Detroit Eighteen through
emigrants left on last nights emigraRt train, to
arrive in Sacramento January eth.
Colorado statistics.
DENVER December 31st-The New Years edition
of the Netcs contains the following statistics for the
year 1880 Bullion output of the Leadviile mines,
81, 7S6 tons amount OF bullion produced by Lead
vile sne tiers during the year, SIS, SS 000 bullion
and shipments of the entire State, SD 500 0oO-
increase over 1879 of 50, 000, 600.
United states Currency Outstanding.
WASHINGTON, December Slst.-The following is a
statement of United States currency outstanding at
this date Old demand notes, S50,74 legal tender
notes, sall issues 1916 6S1 ,0l6 oneyear notes OF
1868, SAG 0S5 twoyear notes OF 1863 81, $50 two
year coupon notes OF 1868, S23 $50; compound in
terest notes. s2 30 fractional currency all issues,
SIS, 523, 46S. Total, $780,, 5Ss, 424
The Whitaker Case.
WASHINGTON, December S1st- It is understood
that TIE President ami Secretary of War think the
Whitaker Court OF Inquiry found verdict which
the facts do not warrant. In the coming Court
martial Whitaker will have eminent counsel
Emory Storrs, D. II. Brewster, and Ex-Governor
Chamberlain of South Carolina. There are hints of
development in the case involving officials Of the
Academy in the outrages against Whitaker.
Final COnference-Agreemen Signed.
WASHINGTON, December 31st.-The final confer
ence was held at the Interior Department this after
noon with the Indian delegations, relative to OBJ
tanning a right of way through the Sioux reserva-
ton for the Chicago and Northwestern and Chicago,
Milwaukee q st. Paul Railroads. All the Indians
agreed to the terms proposed by the railroads, and
Under Its terms the Sioux nation will receive 50 per
acre for the land taken by the railroads.
Mother and SON Frozen TO Death.
BONNEVILLE (lfo.), December 31st.-Two old me-
groes Ida and Henry Slaughter, mother and son,
were found frozen to death six miles from here.
Henry was lying in the road about 200 yards from
his house, and his mother sitting by the fre-hearth
at home. There was plenty OF wood in the yard,
and good stock of provisions and clothing in the
house. The couple were old and sick, Henry being
60 and his mother 100, and were nearly helpless.
silver and Stocks.
NEW YORK, December 3lst.-Silver bars, III
money 6; Governments quiet; stocks closed strong
Western Union. sl5; Quicksilver Is; Pacific Mail,
81; Mariposa, Il; Wells Fargo l17l; New York
Central, 154s Erie, sol Panama, 212; Union Pa
cific 1921; bonds 117f Central Pacific, 92 bonds,
l173 Sutro, Il.
Steamer sunk.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.), December 3lst.-The steamer
Plowboy was sunk at Pendleton Landing yesterday,
and is total loss. She was valued at $4,000; in
sured for $4,000.
Hanged for Murder.
JACKSON Miss }. December 31st.-Henry Washing
ton (colored) hanged here this afternoon for the
murder of Mr. Hillworthy (white ctizen) in Hindes
county, He made full confession and acknowl-
edged the justice Of his fate The execution was
conducted inside the jail
The walking Match mt Boston.
BosroS, January 1st-A. Mn the walking
match Fitzgerald withdrew after making 352 miles
AT midnight the score of the two remaining con-
testants was as follows: Lacouse $685. Wilmot 1885,