Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-05
GENERAL News.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
DOMESTIC.
God Save the Queen"-ThurlOw Weeds
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DOMESTIC.
ICED Save the Queen"-ThurlOw Weeds
4 Enthusiasm.
New YORK, October 4sh.-Thurlow Weed,
in the Morning Post, suggests. as token of
national friendly feeling towards Queen Vic
toria, and an acknowledgment of the SYM
pathy shown by England towards the late
President, that the British flag be saluted
with extraordinary honors at the Yorktown
celebration, Let it be saluted by all the as
| sembled artillery OF that field. Let the
Queen be honored likewise, and in the same
| royal manner ss if she were present in
person. Let all the bands unite in "God
Save Victoria" and let the whole army,
the whole multitude, unite in cheers at the
mention of her name, and everywhere over
the length and breadth of the land, wherever
our flag is raised, let the national colors of
old England be raised with it. In the Joy
that the mother and daughter nation are at
! one, let every orchestra on that night render
the national airs of England, and let every
organ on the Sunday which follows peal with
| the anthem which invokes blessing on its
| Queen.
The Ute Indians = Prospect OF More
| Trouble.
| DENVER, October 4sh.-Russell and Msach.
am, members of the Indian Commission,
arrived yesterday. They report that after
| the White River Utes were paid their money
at the Uintah Agency they returned to the
| old reservation. They were recently Joined
| by some Uncompahgres, who were en- route
to Uintah, and the fighting portion of both
| branches of the tribe ara now wandering over
| the old reservation. It is understood that as
| soon ss the Uncompabgres all arrive at
| Uintah, and are paid. the Commissioners will
| report their work finished to the Interior De-
partment, in order that proclamation may
be issued, declaring the old reservation open
tor settlement An employe of the Commits
sion reports the Indians splendidly armed,
! well supplied with ammunition and spoil
, ing for fight.
Shooting Array In Texas.
GuNNIsoN, October 4sh.-On the evening
| Of September 30th, at Crested Butte. james
A. Lewis, known as "Arizona Bill" an old
Government scout, was killed by Marshal
Hayes. Lewis, being intoxicated, boasted
that he could run the town." and it is said
attempted to draw revolver, when Hayes
| fired five shots, three passing through his
body, the fourth lodging in the groin, and
the fifth shot probably fatally wounded John
Lutz, a bystander.
Private Banks Tax on Bonds.
| WAsHINGToN October 4th.-C. w. Moul-
ton, of Cincinnati, yesterday filed before
private banks are not subject to taxation on
called bonds. Raum has informally so de-
cided, but the treasury learns that investiga-
| ton into the liabilities OF private banks in
the matter of taxation is still proceeding in
all the large cities, and discoveries are con.
tinually being made which increase the
amount Of taxes due the Government al
though they get the benefit of every doubt.
The aggregate amount due the Government
from them is over So, 000,G00.
The Chicago Posfofflce.
| CHICAGO, October 4th.-Postmaster Palm
er's return of the business of the Postoffice
OF this city for the quarter ending Septem-
ber S0th shows the aggregate receipts Of the
| office to have been S400,012; expenses,
SS4,4l0; net revenue to the Department,
S3l5, COZ; increase of business over the cor.
responding quarter OF last year, S6S, 139-a
gain Of 26 per cent.
Heavy Failure at Chicago.
CHICAGO, October 4th.-There wes almost
panic ON Change to-day, when it was
noised about that John B. Lyon, who was
reported to be short about 5000, COO bushels
of corn, had suspended. Lyon has for years
been the heaviest shipper of corn in this
market, and sometimes almost the exclusive
shipper. He was said to hare been called
on tor 81, COO 900 in margins last night after
business hours, and to have failed to respond.
Clearing. house transactions at Chicago.
| CHICAGO, October 4sh.-Clearings yester-
day amounted to s32 COO. 000-the largest on
record.
Coinage at United states sSints.
WASHINGTON. October 4th-The coinage
at the varieus Minta for September amounted
| to S7,S47 500, of which 50, 400, 600 was in
| standard dollars.
Shortage in Company Funds.
! LAWRENCE (Mass.). October 4.h-It is re-
ported that there is g large shortage in the
| funds of the Pawtucket Navigation Company,
of which B. F. Butler and Z. NJ. Boynton
| are the chief controllers.
The Struggle In New York.
ScHoHARIE, October 4th.-The Republican
| County Convention elected two anti ConkIiDg
and one Conkling delegate TO the State Con-
yentlon.
ALBANY, October 4sh.-The EreniRq Jour
nal has dispatch from Tioga county, saying
that the delegation to the Republican State
| Convention is divided-two stalwarts, ex-
Senator Piatt and Judge G. A. CLARK, and
| two Garfield administration Republicans.
The Boy Preacher Coming.
OMAHA, October 4th.-Rev. Thomas Har-
rison, 1.-THE boy preacher" of Boston, who
| has just closed very successful, series of
| to-day for San Francisco, where he viii begin
| holding meetings on next Monday evening in
the Howard-street NJ. e. Church.
Blaine setUrns to Washington.
AUGUSTA tMe). October 4th.-Blaine left
| this morning for Washington.
EXP esisent Hayes at New York.
| New YORK, October 4th.-Ex President
Hayes has arrived.
The Late Senator Burnssde's Successor.
PROVIDENCE, October 4th.-Nelson ".
Aldrich has been elected United States Sena-
| Tor to succeed Burnside.
| The President Returns TO the Capital.
New York; October 4th.-President
Arthur and Senator joiner, of Nevada, left
this morning for Washington by the limited
express. Jones was with Arthur yesterday.
| Another Boiler Explosion
EAST SAGINAW (Mich.). October 4th.-A
boiler explosion in Laduc & Phinney's car
factory at Carrollton last night caused terri
ble destruction. Two brothers, named John
and James Picard, were killed. The cause
was no water in the boiler. The damage is
1 about 81, 600.