Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-08

pahere braves, with their sQuaws, started for
the new reservation, hut the remaining 200
braves not coming, they turned back. The
Commissioners, being unable TO induce them
to go, telegraphed the Secretary of the In
terror. and orders were received to turn the
Indians ever to the troops present. number.
ing about 600, in command of Gen. Mckenzie.
Mckenzie gave the Indians until Sunday
morning. the 27th to prepare. They were at first
inclined to stay and fight, but finally got
ready and were started Sunday morning.
Immediately after the departure of the In
dams settlers began to flock in. Yesterday
there was grand rush, aud nearly all the
land in the valley, for distance of twenty
miles, is already taken. The air is filed with
stories of fabulous mineral strikes in the
mountains near there.
Indian Affairs.
WASHINGTON. September 7th.-Agent Tiff
fanny. of the San Carlos Agency, Arizona
Territory, telegraphs to the Indian Bureau
to-day that everything is quiet at his Agency.
he has Lieutenant Glass and one company
of regular troops there, and he is fully pre-
pared to defend the Agency in case of at
tack, and TO maintain order Lieutenant
Glass adds to the telegram 3 few words, say
ing that he feels able, with the assistance of
the Agent, to defend the Agency. Tiffany
telegraphs that there is no trouble with The
Indians except in the northern part OF Ari.
zona.
In letter from Sitting Bull, forwarded to
the Indian Bureau, he wants to remain at
the Standing Rock Agency, and is satisfied
with his treatment. The Indian Bureau has
nothing to do with Sitting Bull, as he is still
under the control Of the War Department,
and the latter Department has not yet indi-
Gated what disposition it will make Of him.
The Weather in the East.
LoNG BRANCH, September 7th.-To-day
WAS the warmest ever experienced at Long
Branch. The thermometer ranged between
81 and 100.
New York, September 7th.-The Their
monletsr to-day marked So
Boston, September 7th.-This was the
hottest day Of the season.
MILFORD pa ) September 7th.-The Their
mnmeter to-day registered 99' to 102'-the
| hottest in ten years.
WASHINGTON, September 7tb.-The heat is
intense. The thermometer ut 4 P. NJ marked
102', and it was hotter at the White House.
Snow In the Black Hills.
DEADwooD ID. Tl September 7th.-A
! heavy snow storm prevailed in the Black
| Hills Monday night, and Tuesday morning
| the snow was FIVE inches deep on the level
here, and three inches at Custer City. At
| Bald Mountain II was two teet deep.
RestructiOn by Fire.
CHICAGO, September 7ih "A fire occurred
! to-day in the large three story brick cooper
shop of John A. Seaman Il Bros. Ill to 14j
! Heyne avenue, which nearly totally destroyed
| the building and contents. The loss is about
$50 coo; insurance, about $4,000.
Patents 10 Pacific Coas; Inventors.
WASHINGTON, September 7th.-Among the
patents issued this week are the following to
Pacific coast Inventors For overalls, to Her
man Heylman. of San Francisco; compound
hydro-carbon fuel, to John 2. Jones, of Gold
Hill, Nevada; CRATE for stoves and furnaces,
! Thomas Keans, assignee CT half to W. E.
| Caldwell, of San Fran cisco tricycle., to r.
Lorenzo, of Summit, Cal.
Gauger appointed.
| WASHINGTON, September 7th-George W.
! Wilson has been appointed Internai Revenue
Gauger for the First District Of California.
Business Of the Couniry-Ci
Exchanges.
New York, September 7th-The Public
says that the August exchanges not only sur
pass all precedent, bat all expectation. Last
weeks New York aggregate was remarkably
large.
Another Railroad War.
! CHICAGO, September 7.h.-What seems
likely to be the greatest and most aggressive
railroad war of history has broken out, and
is already raging with great bitterness along
the eastern trunk lines in rates between here
and New York
RIO Stock Market.
NEW York, September 7th.-There viii be
no stock market tomorrow, it being day of
prayer.
Gold from Abroad.
New York, Septemher 7th-The steamer
Bothnia brought 81 154, 800 gold from Europe
to day.
An Archbishop Bead,
| MILWAUKEE wis September 7th.-Arch-
bishop Penri died to-day.