Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-08


The vote on Platt stood Platt 2S, Herman
46, Depew AZ, Cornell IA, Folger 4. Lapham
s. Crowley 4, Tremaine 2. Fenton l,
Wheeler l.
RULES ADOPTED AND TABLED.
Senator Woodin's first and second rules
were adopted for the government of the Joint
Convention, and the third was tabled. The
latter was the rule requiring a two-thirds
vote to rescind motion, which compeis the
Joint Convention to vote daily at noon dur
ing the session of the Legislature for success
ors to Platt and Conkling.
Sheehy had read at the Clerks desk let
ter to him. saying that his political future
would end in dismal night if he continued to
vote against Conkiiug. This is regarded as
joke.
ONE OF Combines FRIENDS INTERVIEWED.
NEW YoRK, June 7th.-The Post publishes
an alleged interview with Lewis Lawrence,
of Utica, strong Conkling man, who is
quoted as saying tive been talking with
Conkling to-day, and he has been damning
the Republican party up bill and down. He
says-and it is true-that he created the Re-
publican party in the State, and himself
alone carried the last four Presidential cleo
lions by his good work, and row they have
no gratitude for him. They ought to have
reelected him unanimously and nst haggle
over him like dogs over bone. He said to
me, Lawrence, if these ours don't come
down and crawl at my feet as they always
have done, I'll accept the offer OF Democratic
votes and become an Independent with David
Davis and, mark my words, that will carry
with it the Democratic Presidential nomina-
ton for 1884. What will that be by way of
revenge? told him to do it,
CoNKLING AT THE FRONT.
ALBANY, June 7th.-Conkling arrived to-
night and went at once to the Delavan House.
No demonstration took place.
Gossip In Regard to the Next House.
WASHINGTON, June 7th.-There is some
talk about an anti-Republican combination
to organize the next House. Randall is
active in it, but does not expect to be can
didate for the Speakership. Ladd, a stanch
Democrat and Greenbacker, is candidate.
1t is proposed that the Greenbackers have
the Clerk or Sergeant.at-Arms, and control
the important committees. Ladd and the
Greenbackers propose to carry Frye's vacant
district, and the Democrats to carry Nor.
toms. The New York loss would make the
| Republicans in the minority, provided the
| two Virginia Readjusters do not vote with
them. This is doubtful The Democrats
claim that on their action and that of Hyatt
Smith. of Brooklyn, will depend the organ
ization of the House. The Greenbackers say
that all their men viii be firm for the party
"a warm cohIsS. Is PIooaD.e, anu IL Is no"
sala th1e Ienklins Will parlicipate, II Deaten
ioI e anu WI Piesen' .ne Auinih,
.s.raslIu irVn o9u'fo T tne orgah,zation
satisfied because the removal of several
| Democratic employees of the Senate has been
ordered. The employees claim that the DEM
ocrats made stand against this thing, and
yet the new Democratic Senators demand the
In. ~, 49, a. VI o,u enP'oye' ioi VIC DSneh' VI
'''eii ii''
isECoND plSfAich.i
WASHINGTON. June Hh;-Ihe report is
asain rsyi'G1 ., dliince oe'
"eon 'ue 80 % 80 - a. mem
per: OF 'ne ns1' Gonss 70 secure she orsan.
lzasion Vi .ne nouSe. onuouo'Iuiy seeres
Il Rehuenie '1nu ,,,"h mo VIII
s ae.e m S e T W 9 Co. saraneI i'
lHcs mas Dn - - o ~ s ats
mere rs 40 uoub eis 1. 'nas sonie =; VT
Democrats Democrats are heartily in accord in their
I'm soS oo.,ition snd .ha. thar
ia ~ auI = - - ,, ahI '"'ss .neJ
afforta are n he made 70 % ntnra tba districts
vacated by FRYE and Levi r. Morton as tia
loss of even one of these will leave the Repub-
Leans with only !4o members. or minority
al ohe. anso =; AZ pssoy 1890 vi
Sleil suI.oeuins ~ 49, =; s'n.t;, W. sney
nave psfhaps SUMS 'hahse IN e9,s,ns hieli'
per Ia nlorsoh Pace; AiIer an 1ne SUCCESS
OF iaiu.e VI I1e pam Lpon ens ~c W
y! .ne wv S:.t Ns p- . nv i
sinis' "nd y. - r. W::: e I'm - -
ocrats pensse eni. sin.a al xoI' L e.
cratlc, I uikelsIn anu m aui wiz Us iounu
among me fee ;i LoJ,a ~ is.ss'
no" .'nisN W.. w so.e nooJ 1ee :.I W INV
Aoous an snas gu DC @,se any pos,'
eiFenesS Is Una. uesel eAois "
ize tne HOUSE WI r pc ihade w uoane!on oi
Democrats anu uies IS 'neie ~ any
prospect Whatever vi success'
Grant NJ 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June 7th.-General Grant and
party arrived this morning from New Or.
| leans. His quarters at his hotel have been
bssieged al day by callers. The General
says he thought his Japanese servant boy left
| behind at Chicago the badges and medals
recently recovered at Iexarkana. lie has
no IDEA now they came in.o TIE hanus Oh
Ning anu fHlpaNsrio VI. ~ an no - ,.,;I,
anxious 70 50 ~ 5 ,se. ~ s. 49, - 80" W.
re,na,, ne.e, y E;tzne,r;cl He decI;n p -
s .tT' is 49,. @ .,aI;.;a.
''siA "oou' poi''i0''
Immense Railroad Stock Transaction
Check for fifteen MILLION Dollars.
ptu,nvYpg,. Time 9TH President Rob.
ats Of The Psnnsylvan;a Railroad COMPANY.
o. q a. r.;d 70 a committee Of Boston share.
H. ia,, so,,e fftesn millions of dollars dine on
az Pb;iodslnbia W;lm;ngton and Baltimore
s sae hanebt bv the pennsvIvania Railroad
Coynnanv me money was NOT dine until JuIy
la b,,. he nresent financial condition Of the
Psnnsvlvan;a Railroad being SO good II was
thnnabt wise m antic;n,te the na9ment The
s,bser;nt;on IN the allotment of the new
stocL authorized AZ the Last ANIMAL Meeting
to,ethar Nth the beavv earn;ngs and snrnlns
-, T,ns La fnrn;shs3 The racessarv f,rds
Pss;das The ffteen million dolIars, yortb ~
80. ,ha pannsrlyan;s road bas also ,,rr-
oSaaaa ana ,s;d far ona n;,;on da1,ars ,nors
Saarbt iro,p ,,a,t;es otber than tba Rostor
sv,d;cats and has d,sty;h,ted since Jan,,aru
LIST two and half million dollars among
stockholders In the shape OF dividends. Both
ROADS Will no" Dc opefa'eu unaer one manage
ment.
Fight with Moonshiners-The First Place
Tho Census Bureau.
WASHINGTON. June 7th.-ColIector Clark.
at Atlanta. Ga. reports that in fight with
| ;llici. distillers, his deputy iBoltonl and two
| ,noonshiners were wounded.
John e. I.utz of Ohio obtains the first