Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-07

lear here, an measures adopted looking TO
some sort OF adjustment of the present dith
culties growing out of burdensome and I'M
just tax upon white laborers in that country.
In some localities farm labor is entirely sus-
pended, and the white men are going to
openly resis. the oppression on the part OF
the Choctaws. Stirring times are 3okad for.
An Excited Town.
FAIR Play Coli May 6th.-Great excite
ment prevailed yesterday on the acquittal Of
Tattersall of the murder of Fitzgerald. The
widow of the latter procured a musket and
rushed after Tatsersali, but bystander dis
armed her. The excitement and sympathy
for the woman ran high, and Abraham
Bergb, delegate to the Legislature. openly
advocated lynchiDe; but Tattersall saved
himself By leaving town.
mother and Child Drowned.
ST. PAUL, May Chin crossing Chippewa
river at Benson, skiff, containing five
people, capsized, and Mrs Cullen aud her 8
year-old son were drowned. Their bodies
were recovered.
Pacific Raiiroad Affairs.
ST. LOUIS, May 6sh.-Judge Ports, Gen
eral Solicitor of the Missouri Pacific Rail
road, in an interview with reporter this
afternoon regarding the reported purchase OF
the Iron Mountain Railroad by the Missouri
Pacific, said he had heard nothing OF the
purchase except what he bad read in the
newspapers. He did know, however, that
the original plan was to consolidate the Iron
Mountain and Texas Pacific, and Gould does
not apprise bis employees of any changes IL
the plan.
Three Children Killed by lightning.
WINoNA fMies. May 9th Yesterday after
noon while some school children were playing
under small tree in the yard w. I. Horner
eight miles east of Winona, lightning struck
the tree aud Immediately killed Mamie ano
Willie Horuer, 9 and years old, and Mary
Highlower, aged 6
Promising Troitipg Meeting Numerous
Entries.
CHICAGO, May 6th.-The entries for the
July trotting meeting closed tonight. They
number 1877, the largest Number ever entered
in meeting. They include the best horses
in the country, Maud S. and st. Julian are
expected 60 trot for a special purse.
Kansas Coal Mine on Fire.
CARBoNDALE, May 6sh.-One of Green's
coal shafts ignited this afternoon, consuming
all the tiinbering at the foot of the shaft
Twenty miners were at work, and none
could escape until the FIRE was brought under
control Men were lowered. and rescued
fourteen uVlng and tnree ueau. lhree art
still missing and must be dead' The names
of the dead and missing are = Hungate
Jake Mcdonald, Andrew Warner, Charles
Jones, Michael Mulloy and boy. All thost
brought up alive are recovering slowly.
Indicted for Unlawful Voting.
DEER LODGE (Mont.) May 6.h.-Tht
Grand Jury have indicted ten Mormcns, in
Guiding two Bishops, for unlawfully voting
in Montana for Delegate to Congress. One
hundred Mormons residing in Utah anC
Idaho are said to have voted for the Demo
cratic candidate in Montana, under assurance
of protection. Deputy Marshal Ramsey hai
thus far made no arrests.
Railroad Accident.
ILLIePoLIs (ul), May6:h.-In coli
sion between freight and passenger trair
on the Wabash read here this morning, the
two engineers had their legs broken, aud
several cars were ditched with perishablt
contents. Loss S25, 900.
OFF for Europe.
NEW YORK, May 6th.-The Tribune has
| dispatch from Montreal, saying that Tour
ME, ANDRE and her maid embarked there fol
Europe.