Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-10

tary Kilkwood. calling upon him and tie
Executive to take steps to have the lands put
back again into the public domain.
The Removal OF the utes.
Los PINos AGENCY, June 7th tvia Lake
City, June 9thl The Ute Commissioners,
together with large escort OF cavalry and
infantry, leave here Thursday morning at
daylight, bound for Grand river. Upon ar
irving selection of lands for the new reser-
walton of the Utes will be made. and so soon
as the lccation is made the Utes will be
removed thereon. General Mckenzie arrived
yesterday, and il in command of the troops.
fSEC0ND DlSPATCH.l
Los PINos AGENCY, June S5h (via Lake
City, June 9-h).-Every preparation is com.
plete for the start of the Ute Commissioners
from here on Thursday morning for the Grand
river country, to locate the new reservation
for the Utes. AT this writing "wednesday
noon) Chief Sapovonaro and the other four
Utes selected to accompany the Commission
have not reported, but are expected tonight.
If they are not here when the start is made
the Commission will proceed without them.
Indians Putting on the War Paint.
FoRr HILL II. IT,. June 9th.-Some In
dians took herd of cattle from boy who
show that some tribes of Comanches and
Caddoos are putting on war paint.
Elected 10 Congress.
CHARLESTON IS. C), June 9th.-Samuel
Dilable, Democrat, was elected without op-
position to-day, to succeed O'Cenner, the de.
ceased Congressman. The Republicans claim
that Mackay was elected last fall, and that
therefore there is no vacancy.
Changes I'm Railway Omcials.
PHILADELPHIA, june 9th.-George B. Rob.
erts has been elected President of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, and J. N. Nc
Cullough, First Vice President. Frederick
Billings to-day resigned the Presidency of
the Northern Pacific. Asbel II. Barney was
elected President pre- tenn, T. +. Oakes,
First Vice President, and Henry Willard,
Director.
A Judge and an Editor KukIuxed.
MoRRILLroN (Ark.l June 9th.-L. NJ.
Harris, County Judge, and John L. Mat
thews, editor of newspaper, who were
warned by the Kuklux to leave town within
fifteen days, which expired yesterday, were
searched for by a body of armed men this
morning, but had prudently left. The offense
was certain prosecutions by Harris, which
Matthews published in his paper. Harris
thinks he can identify the men who notified
him to leave, and will ask the Government
to aid him in prosecuting the offenders.
Railroad Accidents.
New York, June 9sh.-An engine and
some coaches of local passenger train on
the Hudson River Railroad were badly
wrecked yesterday, being thrown from the
track. A wrecking train sent thither came
in collision with another passenger train. and
the engine of the latter and the wrecking
cars were nearly demolished.
Damage by Lightning.
YOUNGSTOWN, June oh. = Lightning
wrecked houses, etc., in this vicinity last
night.
The New dreams Steamer Disaster.
New ORLEANS, June 9th. men died
of scalds by the explosion of the boiler OF
the steamboat Hanna yesterday. One man
was drowned and four are not expected to
live. All the above are colored.
Epidemic of Diphtheria.
LUDINGroN Mich J, june e9th.-Diphtheria
is epidemic here, 120 children having died
out of population of 1000. The schools
are closed and the police guard the houses
where cases are known to be, to prevent COM
munication.
Griscom's Fast.
CHICAGO, June 9th.-Griscom has finished
twelve days of his fast, and is in notably
better condition than was Dr. Tanner at this
stage of his trial, being fat, ruddy and good
humored. His pulse is "a. temperature
9S 49, respiration is. weight 177aa.
Aged Wife-Murderers.
ST. LOUIS, June 9sh.-Wm. McQueen,
aged 81, for killing his wife, of the same age,
was sentenced to the Penitentiary for two
years this morning by jury.
James Barks, an old negro, once sentenced
to death for the murder of his wife, got a
new trial, and this morning pleaded guilty OF
murder in the second degree, and was sen.
fenced to the Penitentiary for life.
Foul and Mysterious Murder.
OMAHA, June 9th.-A foul and mysterious
murder was committed in Howard county.
this State, yesterday, the object of which is
mystery, unless it was robbery. Louis
Paxton, a young man engaged in blowing a
field ten miles north of st. Paul, was tie VIC
tim. He did not come home to supper. and
his brother, upon going to look for him,
found him murdered. He had been shot
back of the right ear and his skull was frac.
tured, probatly with club. He had rope
around his neck, with which his body was
tied to the piow. The murderer, who is un.
known. had driven off with the dead mans
team and wagon. Early this morning large
numbers of horsemen started out to search
the country for the murderer, who will prob
ably be caught, as they easily followed the
track of the horses and wagon.
Fatal Ending Of Long Feud.
LEADvILLE (Col.), June 9th.-This after
noon at Soda Springs, five miles west of
Leadville, one Andrews, employed at the
Soda Springs Hotel, was shot and fatally
wounded by Osto Ballaraux. The cause was
long standing quarrel.
Murdered by Moonsh.ners.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.), June 9th.-Some
dastards in Van Buren, county killed an old
man named Lewis, Swede, who is believed
to have known about their illicit distillery
business Three men have been arrested on
suspicion.
Telegraph Operator Held for Murder.
CEDAR RAPIDS Ua.). June 9sh.-The Cor
oner's jury held the telegraph operator (Chas.
B. Lewis) for murder, by causing the recent
collision on the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad.
Stage Robbed by Single Hishwaymsn-
Four P0lfro0ns.
SAN ANTONIO TEX. y June 9th.-Last night
the Ell Paso stage was stopped seventy miles
west of here by lone robber. There were
four passengers. two of whom, at the robbers
command, dismounted with cooked revolvers
in their hands. but dared not FIRE because the
robber was behind stump At the COM
mand of the road agent soldier brought the
registered mail pouch near the stun p, cut it
open and poured out the mail Ore of the
passengers had S17, 900 concealed on his per-
son, and he kept it.
County Funds Stolen.
OMAHA, Jure 9th.-On Tuesday night the
safe of the County Treasurer at Pawnee City,
Pawnee county, was opened by some one who
understood the combination, and who stole
So, $50 which had been received by stage dur.
ing the evening from Lincoln bank. The
funds belonged to the county. A stranger
who left Pawnee City early Wednesday
morning is suspected ; also Dick Cummings,
son of Treasurer Cummings. and friend
named Parker were suspected. The last two
young men, who bear excellent regulations,
were arrested, and were to be examined to-
day. Whoever robbed the safe was well
posted, and perhaps shadswed the money all
the way from Lincoln.
British Columbsa's Imports.
NEW York, June 9sh.-An Ottawa lOnt.
special says: J. II. Turner, Mayor of Vic
toria, B. c., is here as delegate from the
merchants of Victoria, with view to make
arrangements for direct trade between the
Eastern provinces and the Pacific coast A
greater part of the goods imported into Brit
ish Columbia at present come from England,
and the freight from the mother country
has heretofore been less than from the old
provinces. While on his way to Ottawa,
Turnpr IL IL said made arranpements for