Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-19

The Convention proceeded to vote again,
with the same result
Halbert moved an adjournment, but with
drew the motion, as Spinola desired to speak
He was proceeding to say that another vote
should be taken, when Alvord raised point
of order that the only question was to vote.
Senator Stahan renewed his motion to ad-
journ. Carried.
Adjourned.
Conkiing and the Election OF HIS sac
ctssor.
New York, July 1Ssh.-Tbe Tribune says
of Conklipg, who arrived in town yesterday !:
Conkling declares that he was not beaten,
and that one final, determined effort must be
made to adjourn the Legislature without
| electing his successor but at all hazards ne
said Mr.. Lapham must bs prevented from
reaping the reward of his perfdy by an cleo
ton to the Senate.
Pacific Coast Postal Changes.
| WASHINGTON, July 1Sth.-Following are
the Pacific coast postal changes for the week:
| Offices established-E lkins, Yamhill county,
Or, Claudius Elkins, Postmaster; Staten,
Union county, Or, Stowel L. Payne. Post
master; Plaza, Spokane county, w. T.,
Robert Patterson, Postmaster; Sco6eld,
Emery county, Utah, James Tucker Post
master; Dragon. Cochise county. Arizona,
Casino M. Hooller. Postmaster; Hayden,
Maricopa county, Arizona, Fannie V. Nc
| Donald, Postmaster Vals, Cochise county,
Arizona, VIM. F. Fowler, Postmaster. Offices
scontinued-Msrietts, Esmeralda county.
Named changed-Plomosa, Yuma county, to
! Centennia. and George A. Ellsworth ap-
pointed Postmaster Postmasters appointed
Albert 81. Denny, Callahan's ranch, Siski-
you county, CAL; j. o. Barbour, Union
town, Whitman county, w. L.
Patents TO Pacific Coast Inventors.
WASHINGTON, July 1Sth.-The following
| patents to Pacific coast inventors were issued
last week: Elisha 7. Burlow, San Fran
cisco, barrel-tap and faucet; John r. Adams,
Emma L. and M. A. Dietz, Oakland, dust
pan; 1. G. Hall, San Francisco. steam-boiler
| furnace; William III. HOweand, San Fran
cisco, ore amalgamator machine for grinding
ore Isaac Liply, Amador City. timber franz
ing machine !; Michael J. MeCune. San Fran
cisco, running gear and carriage; John Rama
| ford, Stockton, feeder for thrashing machine /;
| Henry Root, San Francisco, tension ap-
paratus for tension railway; Amanda E.
| Campbell, Boulder. Colorado, steam boxing
apparatus; John F. Sanders, Ogden, Utah,
composition for dissolving the coating of gold
in ore.
| The TIE Commission.
WASHINGTON. July 1Sth.-J. J. Russell,
Chairman of the Ute Commission, arrived in
Washington this morning, and later in the
day presented his report to Secretary Kirk
wood, in which he stated that the Commits.
sion had selected lands and proposed to To-
cate the Uncompahgre Utes in the vicinity
of the juction of Green and White rivers in
Utah, and they proposed to erect temporary
Agency building there, and have the Agency
| axraA 20 hot Crnf no 10
By this arrangement the Uintahs, White
Rivers and Uncompahgre Utes will be located
| upon and Immediately adjoining the Uintah
river.
Russell also states in his report that it would
be necessary, before the removal Of the I'm
compahgres, to have military force of at
least LEO men stationed at the point indica.
ted for the Agency building, as well as a
small force for winter at the Uintah Agency.
Secretary Kirkwood at once transmitted a
copy of this report to the Secretary Of War,
accompanied by letter, in which he re-
quested Secretary Lincoln to issue such in
structions to the military commandants as
may be necessary to carry into effect the
views and wishes of the Commission respect
ing the location of troops at the new Agency
and at the Uintah reservation.
D0ctoring the Time Of The Pittsburg
Races.
CHICAGO, July 1Ssh.-The Times says
There is shrewd suspicion abroad that the
time of the Pittsburg races has been doc.
tored during the past week in one or two in
stances, for sensational purposes. The man.
agement Is said not to be of class to inspire
the utmost confidence. The track is not
known to be specially fast, and when it was
ord there, it was thought rather startling.
Now comes word that Matte Hunter paced
a mile there on yesterday ia 2:12aa, or q Sec
onds lower than her record, and the fastest
ever paced, except Sleepy Toms 2:1zl.
Destruction by Fire.
ST. LOUIS, July is h-The extensive lard
refinery of f. 0. Ring & Sons, on Morgan
street. between Twenty-Grst and Twenty.
second, was burned this morning. The loss
is estimated at $50, 900 to $4,000.
NEW York, July 18Th The extensive oil
works of Bust & Denslow, South Brooklyn,
were burned this morning. Loss. $4,000.
RED BANK On ~, July 1Sth.-A destruc
tive fire swept away business block on the
river front. Nine buildings were destroyed
including the Red Bank Register building
ard Western Union telegraph Office. As
sistant Foreman VIM. Conroy, of EDgine Nc.
2, died of heart disease while assisting at I'll c
FIRE. Estimated less, S75, 900.
The Railroad var.
NEW York, July 1Sth.-The war among
the competing railroads leading westward
still continues. To-day the scalpers are SELL
ing tickets to Chicago for 50. Persons pur-
chasing tickets to points further west than
Chicago do not find il nn easy matter TO get
a reduction ON the old prices. There appears
to be no war on prices within this State, the
greatest reduction being made on tickets to
Chicago. Many persons are taking advan-
tege of this war, and are spending their vaca'
tons in Western cities.
Fail OF a BuiIding-Two Children Killed,
NEW YORK, July 1s.h-A building in
Jersey City that was lately burned fell this
afternoon, burying twenty children under it,
who were gathering wood. Two were taken
out dead. and one with both arms broken.
Disbursing British Gold.
GLOUCESTER Mass July 1Sh.-Assistant
Secretary of State Blaine is here, paying cut
the money received from Great Britain on
account of unlawful interference with the
American fishing feet at Newfoundland.