Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-29

try, and that The presence of the military
would have a restraining influence upon
them. 1t was rot because the Mexican Gov
eminent Anticipated any trouble with the
United States, or were hostile to American
enterprise. Major Deg1ess declares that the
prejudice against Americans has broken
dowa within the last two years as II by
magic. His statements may be relied upon,
as he is gentleman we'll known as an officer
of artillery in Logsa's Division in the late
war, snd he hiss been in business in Mexico
selling arms and machinery for the past nj
teen years.
Disastrous Fire = Grain Elevator and
Warehouses burned.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2Sth.-The Girard
Point elevator and warehouses in the vicinity,
as well rs quantity of miscellaneous freight,
were destroyed by FIRE this morning. At
nooA the fire was still smoldering. Loss GA
corn and wheat destroyed, S97. 00O.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.h.-Tn four hours
the entire elevator and warehouses were IN
ruins. The elevator was one of the largest
in Che country. 1t had twelve elevating ma
chimes and total working capacity Of d 0G0
bushels per hour, with carrying capacity OF
$50, 000 bushels. The Girard Point Storage
Company state that the destruction of their
elevator will not interfere with the prompt
handling of grain at Girard Point. The
company, with their transfer elevator, are
now unloading cars, and with their floating
elevators and barges are prosecuting buslnefs
as usual.
The ssreet-Gar Trouble -ssuict Isstarcd.
ST. LOUIS. April 2Ssh.-The first car APP
peared on Olive street at $50, and large
crowd gathered; but the police were able to
keap the street clear. Fifteen mounted
policemen fianked it, and It WAS manaed by
Superintendent Wells two drivers and con-
ductor, with nine passengers. 4 number or
other cars followed, rapidly TUNED on the
table and went back. The crowd generally
tool, the police roughress with good nature,
and at IL o'clock the street was as quiet as
usual, except Tor the presence OF the police.
Pai.e Report Corrected.
OMNA, April 26th.--Dr. McGiilicuddy,
Indian Agent az Pine Ridge, Is III town. He
says the reports about troubie between a
part of Indians and Boone and May hunt
ing party are false ard Without foundation.
| He has never issued warrant for MAYS ar
rest The Indians are in charge of Young
| AIaE-A iraiG OF His-Iorses, who Is very
| friendly to the whites and no collision be-
| tween his men aGd those OF May IS in any
way feared. There are about 100 Indians in
tnS parry
NEW YORK, April 26th.-Ariv5ls at Castle
| Garden to-day, $50.
The steamer Assyrian Monarch is detained
at quarantine, having three cases Of small
pox on beard.
Ihe Wrong Customer Walked ip.
ATLANTA (Ga.l April 2Sth.-Last night
at Covington, in this State, Dick Campbell
and two men named Alien and Irving at
tackled young man named Henry Hutton.
Alien and Irving were cut ia the back, and
| Campbelps throat was cut from ear to ear,
his head being almost severed from his body.
Hunton surrendered. and was released on a
preliminary trial.
Killed by Il Failing Tree.
BIRDS POINT Mo- April 2Sth.-In o ter
rife wind and hai.storm to-day, yardmasteI
Dwyer was Instantly killed by falling tree.