Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-15

IOse ana tue House passed Inc Diu-Ayes
lbs. noes 40.
Adjourned.
Miscellaneous Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, June 14th.-A. A. Low has
declined to serve on the Tariff Commission.
The President has nominated Daniel IL.
Penny, Of Illinois, to be Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Court of Arizona.
The War Between Labor and Capital.
CLEVELAND, June 14th.-The Police Com
missioners have appointed % special police
men, and are bound to maintain order about
the striking precinct. They also decided to
guard the military armory. 1t Is understood
that the Calling gun and artillery are ready
for an emergency.
CLEVELAND. June 18th. : One hundred
more men went to work in thu rolling mills
to-day. Nobody was stopped on account OF
yesterday 3 violence. Skilled workmen arrive
daily, some from England. The Union men
are anxious to come back. and will be re-em-
ployed if they will renounce the Union. The
employers demand this with the greatest de-
termination. TIE Mills are all guarded.
There was no trouble TO day.
ST. LOUIS, June 14sh President Jarrett
conferred with the Mcdonald mill men this
morning, and believed they will resume work
next week there and elsewhere. Jarrett is
Disguised with the Presidency of the Union.
CoHoEs (N ", june 14th.-To-day the
Harmony Mills were again closed. Not one
additional operative this morning Joined the
ten who returned to work Monday under the
10 per cent reduction. A meeting of the
company will be held Thursday.
Smallpox In the Northwest.
SALEM %. IT,, June 14th.-Six cases of
smallpox have developed at Bridgewater on
the line of the Milwaukee and st. Paul Ex-
faps SaIayp hao DnaraufIpPd apaIn9t
Bridgswater. No trains stop at the infected
town, and no mail is taken thence.
ST. PAUL, June 14th.-There are half a
dozen cases of small. pox In Minneapolis, and
there is quite scare there. The Webster
School has been closed. Few fatalities have
occurred.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 14th.-Only eight cases
of smallpox have been reported. There is
no scare here.
seyerest storm, OF the Season Loss of
life.
INDIANAPoLIs, June 14th.-The ssverest
storm of the season occurred last night, two
inches of rain falling. The city east Of the
Union depot wa, flooded along the railway
tracks northwest up Pennsylvania, Delaware
and Alabama streets, the cellars rapidly fill
| ing. Fifteen or twenty persons were stand
| ing on platform over Poynee Run, when it
| gave way and threw them into the water.
| Some were rescued, others passed through the
| culvert safely, while others are supposed to be
drowned. It is impossible yet to give the
! number lost.
| CINCINNATI June 14th. = Heavy storms
throughout south Ohio and Indiana are re.
| ported.
Indian Difficulties.
| CHICAGO, June 1ith.-An Omaha special
says: company of cavalry left Fort Sid
\ nov NebrasEa last eyaniup for Mckinney.
| Wy. T., to reinforce the garrison: General
! Crook learns from the Cammandant there
that it was rumored that 3oo Indians were
on Powder river, below old Fort Kinney, but
few miles from the present tort ana thst loV
lodges OF Indians were on Rock creek. STOCK
men reporSea thh. .hese tnuia,s ~sfe Aiii .ss
S Sassie anu IT, Son~r,andant has vol bsord
to-, ~, assonasr ssnt to ohta;n The actual
facts General Crook desmeI il advisable to
send troops.
First Meeting Of the CampaIcu.
p,rrspr.o Una 1atb The Indenendent
p.,.hS;ooas Iaid tha set ,neoi;na 81 tba
p; - L.. sr.n;n, Tbars Nos
isrnap at,andano. and n,ann baratofors .iassad
as staiwarts took mart.
The North Carolina Republicans.
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i Iauiei iu'seN "A0 'no'en 'e'p''
NeA' crceuhacker Nomination.
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h,ni,aas ne AZ itha EIsvsnthl district have
nominated Evan THOMPSON. a farmer. for
Congress.
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NEXT. will be celebrated the semi.centennial
anniversarv of tina hattie of Pecatonica. in
| which detachment of infantry under Gen.
eral A. C. Dodge annihilated band of about
thirty Blackhawk braves. Ths General will
be In attendance also two OF his command.
Pioneers of Kansas.
LEAyENwoRTH. june 14th.-Two hundred
pioneers of Leavenworth had banquet last
evening.
KILLED by Falling wheel.
DENVER (Col J, June 14th.-A mechanic
named A. F. Wilson was killed BY a falling
wheel in Davis machine shop at West Den
YER this afternoon. Deceased came from
Council Bluffs two weeks ago.
| Colorado Har vest Prospects.
DENVER. june 14th.-The prospects for an
abundant harvest were never so good as
now in Colorado. The cold weather in May
ana aDunQant rAluS have iuSuIeu large
yield of wheat and oats. Corn, in few in
stances, rotted in tn, ground. The acreage
Of potatoes is about one.third larger than
ever before.
Fortune Lost In an Hour.
PoUGHKEEpsIE IN. W. June 14th.-In the
poker case Of Weed vs.. Hedges to-day, Weed
swore that ne LOST s42o,ooo IN one nour at
iaro' seoul ana heoges oeing 1ne ueaiers.
| Twenty Thousand Dollars for Leg.
| NEW YORK, June 14th.-The Third Avenue
Street Railway has been obliged to pay Fred
Voss, eight years old, $50. 600 for The loss OF
| leg by being run over.
Body Found.
| CHKsrrRrIr1D IN. Hl June 14th.-Tbe
BODY of Gsorpe r. Conley. the operatic
singer. recently drowned. was found in Spot.