Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-07

monized, altering the State ticket as follows
z. II. Forsyth for Congressman at largs, s.
81. Darrell, Attorney General; ". H.
Pledge, Secretary of State Floyd S. Nelson,
Controller !; General w. f. Barnes, Treas.
urer. A. Il. Buck was made Chairman of
the State Central Committee, and W. Fl.
fiedge Chairman of the Executive Commit.
tee.
The Yellow Fever Epidemic.
GALVESTON. September 6sh.-A special
from Matamcras says the epidemic shows no
change. There are no less than 100 cases in
town. The report ending at A. NJ shows
i've deaths within the preceding twenty.four
hours. two OF them from fever. All business
Is suspended.
BROWNSVILLE, September 6th.-Forty.six
n new cases of fever were reported to-day.
There were two deaths-Mexicans. Three
new cases arc reported at Fort Brown.
PENSACOLA, September Chino new cases
OF fever reported to-day. But one death &C.
Cured.
Another Great RaIn-storm I'm Texas.
ST. LOUIS, September 6th.--A Dallas spe.
ciai says: Passengers on incoming trains re-
port another great rain-storm in western
Texas, which prevailed for thirty.six hours
prior to last night, and four serious washouts
are reported on the Texas and Pacific road
between Big Springs and Tayahe. Trains
Will be delayed, but it is thought not very
long.
The Tariff Commission.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.) September 6th.-At a
meeting of the Tariff Commission here this
morning, an argument in favor Of the re.
moval of the tax on alcohol used in the arts
and other Industrial purposes was made.
Railroad Accident-Four Persons Fatally
Injured.
engine on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
struck wagon mile from Barnesville. O.,
to-day. and fatally injured Mrs. Mary Ken.
nard. Miss Steere, Charles Steere and Lem.
uel Jusst.
Permanent Peace Established.
OMAHA. September 6sh.-Rssponsible of.
ficials of the Union Pacific state that on the
recent visit of General Manager Clark and
Freight Agent Shelby to San Francisco,
traffic arrangements more equal and advan-
tngeous to both companies than ever before
made were consumrnated with the Central
Pacific, and that permanent peace has been
established. This it is believed will set at
rest the rumors of the Union Pacific being
lett out IN the cold by other alliances made
by the Central Pacific.
WOman's Christian Temperance Union.
OswEGo, September 6th.-The ninth an
nual meeting of the Woman's Christian Tenn.
perance Union of the State of New York con-
vened to-day. A large attendance is ex.
pected. The Convention will be one of the
most important ever held in the State, in
view OF the recent impulse the tenn erance
cause has received in other States.
Wreck on the Lake.
FRANKFORT Mich.l September 6th.-Capt.
Matthews, of the Life Saving Station, re-
ports that he found bottom up the aide of
Et6amnr no -
Anchor line boat. The agent of the line in
Chlcago thinks the description does not tally
with that of their boat The Annie YouuE.
however, is overdue, and may possibly have
met with disaster.
1oid-beartng Quartz In Texas.
Ell PAso (Tex.), September 6.h.-Gold.
| bearing quartz has been found in the Organ
mountain mining district. fifty miles north
OF Il! Paso. which assays 500, 900 to the ton.
Specimens have been sent to the Bank of
California, and half million dollars has been
oneredfor the mine. Great excitement exists
over the find.
Grand Barbecue.
DENVER (Col), September Gsh.-Three
thousand merchants from Colorado. Nebras-
ks, Wyoming, Kansas and New Mexico at
tended the barbecue given by the Denver
merchants to-day. Four thousand guests
were seated at the first table, In the evening
there was grand display of fireworks. The
whole affair was grand success.
Prairie Fired by Indians.
HELENA (Mont.l, September 6sh.-Indians
have teed the prairie in Sand Couies and
freeman creek region, northern Montana,
and the whole country is ablazs. It is great
stock region, and cattle are being driven be.
fore the ccnRsgration in immense herds. The
winter range. for scope of many miles, is
| In danger of being destroyed, which would be
severe blow to the stock interests of north.
ern Montgns. The Piegans are supposed to
have get the fire, as l 500 are away from their
Agency. They refuse to return unless the
Government increases their rations.
Guiieau's Brain.
WASHINGTON, September 6th.-The report
OF the microscopical experts, containing the
result OF their Investigations into the oondi.
ton OF Guitesu's brain, has been forwarded to
Philadelphia, where it will be published in a
medical journal. The report is couched in
Language more technical than the report of
| the surgical autopsy. and necessarily will be
almost unintellfgible to the average reader.
Payne's Party.
DODGE CITY ks September 6rh.-Cap-
tain Payne and twenty OF his band are in the
guard house at Fort Reno, awaiting an escort
to Fort Smith. Payne resisted the troops.
and was bound and brought in by wagon.
An Omnibus struck by a Train.
NEW YORK, September 6th.-The fast mail
train on the New York Central Railroad
struck village omnibus at Iliop. Albert A.
Rsdway, dry goods merchant, was horribly
maugled, being thrown one hundred feet
Two men were seriously injured and three
slightly bruised. The bus driver mistook the
train for the Atlantic express, which stops at
the station.
Practice Shooting at Creedmeor.
NEW YORK. September 6th.-The practice
shooting at Creedmoor yesterday was very
fae, but the English was finer than the
American. The scores made by the former
were so much ahead of the yankees that
unless sharp and radical change is made the
Americans will be literally nowhere.
Death from Hydrophobia.
CHICAGO, September 5th-James Welcb.
aged II. died at the County Hospital tonight
OF hydrophobia, in terrible sgony.
Industrial Exhibition.
MILWAUKEE, September 5sh.-The indus.
trial exhibition opened to-day with large
street parade.
Pigeon-shooifng Match.
NEW YORK, September CHIN the pigeon
shooting match ii New Jersey yesterday be.
tween G. Dustyu. champion wing shot of De.
troit, and ID. Guthrie, Of California, for $3.50
side, Dustyn won by score of "a to II.
Hanged by Mob.
NASHVILLE, September 6sh.-Mrs, Sarah
j. Young, respectable woman aged 46. was
outraged Saturday. near Union CITY, by a
negro named w. Wirston Wade. Last night
a mob of 100 men hanged him to tree.
On Trial.
COLUMBUS Is. CO., September 6sh.-The
trial of Captain Halle for killing L. w. r.
Blair. prominent Greenbacker, began at
Keshawa Court to day.
Baseless Rumor.
HIGGINsvGLLE MO-. September 6th.-No
polite 4 or other mob occurred here, as re.
ported from Washington last night
Therm0metrical.
New YORK, September 6th-Midnight.-
Highest temperature to-day, 7S'; lowest, 6So.