Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-28
DOMESTIC.
The Albany situallon.


The Albany situation.
ALBANY, June 9th The first vote to-day
resulted as follows Potter 81, Conkling "A,
Wheeler 80, Cornell 2. Lapham s. Hoskins
2, Roach 1, Crowley L.
Second vote-Depew 81, Herman 81, Platt
81, Cornell 4, Crowley 5. Hoskins ).
Adjourned.
There is a general impression that an cleo
ton Will take place this week. Combinations
are more talked of than heretofore by return
ing legislators. The Democrats axe making
the most of the point that there was no legal
ballot Saturday, and the election by this
believed that some Conklingites are in league
with them. The Republicans say if the
Democrats attend the Joint Convention it is
proof that they consider the election valid.
The recent Pennsylvania election is also cited
as refuting this theory.
A vALUELEss WITNESS.
NEW YoRK. June 27th.-There is much
comment on the fact that Assemblyman Tut
hill, who declared in the Joint Convention
that he could prove his charges about Depew,
was not summoned before the investigating
committee. The District Attorney discov.
cred, on questioning him, that he did not
know enough on the subject to induce the
Grand Jury to find indictments.
The COrwin's "trip 10 the Frozen North.
WASHINGTON, June 27th.-Captain Hooper
of the revenue steamer Corwin, under date
W;ndor1 that 10 .r,;vsd thare i, t,vaIye a,,d
a half days from San Francisco The mast
winter at Ounaaska has been unusually
warm, but in the latter part heavy northwest
gales and snow-storms prevailed. The ma
tives of some of the islands suffered very
800 ,i;Sa-,,; Cn,,tp;r, Uoo,,as I'D. at
ho,,a 30 fn;sb cooI;nr and Ios ua hove for SooI
TJps " l 4h 800 ;,sta. Hf.en Iaa,;n SCI
Isia,J ~ . .',;I, .,-anoJ Us a.
c:L CO.. We WI ee.d LIZ a. O. sne
o,DeaiaI III, oo''i p, Dug c. a"
Raw Fast Game and Cana Serze also
Kings Island, Deomedas and Cape Prince of
Wales. If possible to procure dogs, l pro-
pose to send a small sledge party, fitted for a
two-months' travel, from Cape Serze along
the Siberian coast, and make inquiries in
reference to the Arctic exploring steamer
Jeanette and the missing whalers Mount
Walleston and Visilant. The vessel in the
meantime will cruise in the vicinity of the
Straits and endeavor to prevent illicit Il, aft
with the natives. We will touch at st
8iichael's as soon as the ice leaves Norton
Sound All on board ara In good health and
before them
y,o,art and nam.oi,o storr n, Wash.
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W AsHlNGLoS, June zfth..A feariui storm
OF thunder, lightning and VINO, accompanied
ny haii' occuTtsu here to'nighe. some houses
weie o. 49,, me toi
of the Army Medical Mnsenn bn;Ii;no
formerly Ford,s rbeater in which J,;ncoiD
was killed was torn in two and the two halves
hlown in different directions TIE Masonic
Temnle was nnroofsd The iron rsiI;no, and
ornaments were bIown from the Pension
Office BUILDING. and damaoe was done in all
sections Of the CITY.
.,o,,,er Gree, s,or, n, ,,,o vo.,,,os,
W ~ 81, -
"!chiIA ms, June 1Ith.-one OF the
heaVIess raln anu VIM ssorns, aGcolns@h,eu
nan, pas'9u over h luis SeG F;na iags t
nisnt es n hh9"h mere. .iFe lHonee VI
WAFER zen curing ths nlgne, ana reports
winch na.e ain:e oo.ns Ia say see'ion W, Vi
Iouht,y een n.l'e a IaIe anu twenty miies
.I = 80 g bara s,,fta-ad -, 5,a 81
Jar,aa.a 4bn,,so,.is of ocres nf ,,,l'eat cor,,
s, u 60 ae.o u mte az, III ~
anu oass peins euD uowii W d iosei VIII VIC
ground Even the prairie grass was mown
clean, orchards stripped OF their fruits, Wheat
and MANY buildinps serio11siy injured ONLY
go 5ao+I "a rsnor+a1 tbat ~ y Pendeg,st
- - i-:,l5 - I;L.; Ill .ol,.,
"ho was hinSu " iiSuSHinS "hii1 esanoinS
at the WlnuoW OF MS nouse. AioGner Storm,
nearly as severe, swept over the same section
Saturday night, and did considerable addi-
tional DAMAGE.
The Trouoic In ihdian ierrit0ry'
WAsHINGTog. June 27th.-The Secretary
of the Jnterior TODAY received from the Az.
-. 80 T,o1a.aI ~ or;,;or 49,, a. Ioo-al
Urine Gu op INC iesai
questions involved IN tne seItleuens OF tne
troubles growing out OF the threatened co.
forcsment by authority of the permit laws of
Indian Territory. TIE question as TO who
are to be termed intruders upon the Choctaw
and Chi ;klsaw lands. and Wheeler il is thu
duty Of the Department or Indian authori-
ties to remove them, is now definitely settled,
as the Secretary has adopted the Attorney
Generals opinion. The following telegram,
which embraces the main points OF the At
tcrney Generals opinion, was sent by Secre-
tary kirkwood to United States Indian
Agent Tufts at Mascogee, Indian Territory,
to-day:
The Attorney General expresses the opinion that
it is the duty OF the Department not of the In.
dians, TO remove mtruders from tne Choctaw and
chckassw iahus tnst 81 pelsons' osier tnal ohoc
siwS % ~ ~, tssss IL
sr,icie .rsa,v Of Is55 and Article az Of the
treaty. OF 1886, are intruders that those excepted
are Government employees, their families and ser
wants employees OF internal improvement com.
panies taSeler| temporary seIoufhels nG,aers Oh
p ',,hn.;, and ~b,.e neysns who are en,.
pioyed under the laws Of said indians
as teachers, mechanics and skilled agrculturists-
all others are intruders that the permit laws arc
valid, ard the right to remain expires WITH the
termination q the permit. fronPuy hotiiy inter.