Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-09

and the father carried on log TO the head OF
one of Sisters Islands, where he was found to-
day in an insensible condition. The bodies OF
the mother aud two children were recovered.
but the others have been carried down the
river. The weather still threaters rain. A
great deal has fallen lately here.
The Strike OF Brewers.
NKw YoRK, June ssh.-The employing
brewers met this afternoop. snd il was re-
ported that twelve men in Abbot's Williams
burg brewery asked to be taken back to-day
st the old rates. and were refused also that
at Obermayer & Liebman's brewery ali the
mel had returned to work at the old terms
A report was also received that all the en-
ployes of Maupsi's Brooklyn brewery, in
cluding the foreman, applied for reinstate-
ment to their old positions, but were told
that their services were no longer required;
also that the brewers in the Morrisiana
brewery bad resigned IRON the Union and
returned to wcrk. A dispatch was read from
Schaunen h Amends lrewery, stating that
orders had been issued TO furnish beer to no
person but regular customers. Charles
Stephens, it was reported, had paid eff the
employees in his brewery, and told them that
their services would not be wanted. A tsle-
gram was ssnt to Germany to-day for ex-
periepced brewers. The strikers stopped the
and compelled the drivers to lsave their
teams. Police aid was sought fer the protec-
tion of the drivers. 1t is stated that all the
Brooklyn breweries are in full operation, and
that all save five in the city were running to.
day as usual. The Staten Island breweries
are said to be in full operation.
The Grand Musical Festival at Omaha.
OMAHA, June Sth.-The grand opening
concert of the seventh biennial Saengerfest of
the Pioneer Saengerbund of the Missouri
Valley was given this evening before an au-
dience Of over 5000 people in Music Hall,
specially erected for this Saengerfsst by the
Omaha citizens. The SaeBgerfest continues
till Sunday evening. with concert every
night and grand parade on Friday. The
city is gayly decorated, and presents holiday
appearance. A large number OF strangers
are here, together with singing societies from
Kansas City, Leavenworth, Atchison, st.
Joseph, Lincoln, Council Bluffs and numer-
Gus other cities.
Trouble with :he stes In Colorado.
DENVER. June Ssh.-The Reb,iNlcaa's Lake
City special says: News reached here this
evening that LAST Monday VIM. May, brother
of Richard May, who with other rapchmen
wss recently killed by the Utss. organized
company of 100 nen and attacked band of
hostile Utes near the big bend Of Dolores
river. After . short skirmish the Utes
withdrew, leaving two dead on the field.
Since the murder Of May and Lis companions
the remaining settlers have declared an in
ten'ion Of mutual aid in defense OF their SET
Elements. and viii net await the terdy move
ments OF the Government toward peace
negotiations.
Continued Business Increase.
NEW York, June Sth-Tbe business trans
acted in May exceeds that of any other month
in the history of the country, as shown by
the unerring record of clearings.
ship Captains Arrested.
NEW YORK, June Sth.-Adolph Albers.
Captain of the steamer Silssisn, Captain
Gustav Meyer of the steamer Ohio, and Carl
Wiegard, Captain of the steamer Salier, were
arrested to-day for carrying an excessive
number of passengers. The tirst-pamed was
third 10 $1,000, to await the action of the
Grand Jury.
Attempt 10 Affect the Markets by False
Dispatches.
NEW York, June Sth.-Yesterday an at
tempt was made to affect the stock and grain
markets by means of a dispatch from q west
ern point announcing the sudden death of
Jay Gould. The di,patch was stopped in
the Associated Press office, and the dastardly
scheme defeated. General Agent Simonton
now reports that the investigation he has
conducted shows that the dispatch originated
with syndicate organized for the purpose of
disseminating fake financial and commercial
news. 1t is said that the syndicate has It's
agents in the leading cities east and west,
and in London. News agents and the busi-
ness public need be on their guard.
Successful, Parade.
HARTFORD, June Stb.-The parade in
homer of the veterans Of the Army os the
Potomac was a success. General Sherman
reviewed the first regiments of the State
militia, Governor Biselow and staff, the Sec
retGry OF War, Governors -Iistiefeld and r.
j. Hoyt assisting, and the crowd cheering.
Systematic Plan of Forgery.
NEw YoRK, June Ssh The Leather Man
ufacturers' Bank has uuearthed systematic
plan of forgery, fer the purpose of defraud-
ing banks in distant parts OF the United
States. During the past year over a dozen
forged drafts have been presented at the
bauk for collection. One was presented to-
day through the Bank Of New York, and
another through the Bank Of Commerce.
0ne of the drafts was from Negaunee, and
the other from remote place in Canada.
Collision of freight Trains.
CHICAGO, Jure Sth.-A terrible wreck is
reported on the Peoria Division of the
Wabash Railroad, near La Harpe, H., yes
terday, by couisioa between two freight
trains, which came together while running
at full speed. Both engines and number of
cars were demolished Loss, $4,000
Another gailroad EnterprIse.
OMAHA, June Slh-Articles Of incorpora-
ton OF the Missouri Pacific Railway Com
pany of Nebraska were filed in the County
Clerks Office here to-day. The incorporators
are Jay Gould, a. a. Talma6ge, L. B.
the last-named gentleman being an Omaha
lawyer.
Brother Against Brether.
SpgINeFIELD. June Ssh-Dwight Kidder,
who fatally shot his half-brother. G. d.
Kidder has been held in $4,000 bail. He
says he fired the shot in seif-defense Thsy
qusrrelled because deceased expressed hope
that his father would ole, so that lie might
inherit his life insurance. Deceased was a
prominent Democratic politician.
Sheriff shot and Killed.
DASvILLE (Va), June sth-Jesss Smith
to-day shot and killed Frank Baker the
Sheriff, who had warrant for his arrest.
Smith escaped.
Progress of Griscom's Fast.
CHICAGO, June Sth.-Griscom' fast con-
tinues without particular variation. He is
very confident OF accomplishing his task.
Suicide OF a Conductor.
ST. LOUIS, june Sth.-Albert Garret, q
we'll known conductor of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad, shot himself through the head
fatally this morning. Temporary insanity
was the cause.
oIeomargarinc Eill Vetoed.
ALBANY, June Stb.-Governor Cornell hiss
vetoed the bill to regulate the manufacture
of oleomargarine and provide for the better
protection of the public health.
FOREIGN.
TEc Trousle In ireland.
DUBLIN, June Ssh.-The authorities ir
Dublin are in q state bordering on copstelna-
tion. Not single precaution is being re.
elected to meet any emergency that may
arise. The SCOTS Guards are In readiness to
move again to any part of the country at
three hours notice. The Army Service
Corps wagons, with full complement OF at
tendants, are beiEg forwarded to the dis.
turbed districts as rapidly as they arrive
from England. There is every probability
that the force in the garrison in Dublin will
be augmented By another battalion of guards
tomorrow. The Dublin flying column goes
out in full marching order on what is GER
tainly practice march, but there are ru-
mors that the troops will NOT return to the
city. Disturbances were apprehended yes.
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