Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-05
DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DIsPArCEEs TO rHa RECORD. UNION
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Political Assessment Maifer-An Off
clai with Backbone.
WASHINGTON, September All. - Public
Printer Rounds has locked horns with Sena.
Tor Malone regarding the assessment of en-
pioyes OF the Government Printing Office
from Virginia. Several cases were brought
20 tie notice of Rounds, in which employees
who had cheerfully paid the National Con.
gressional Committee the amount assessed
against them were besieged by collectors
representing the Mahons faction. In conse-
quence. those employees we're informed by the
Public Printer that any assessment made on
them by Senator Mahont's committee should
be paid voluntarily, and no one should lose
ms position In the Government Printing Office
for refusing to contribute. This decision in.
nsIsed Senator Malone and his STRIKERS, and
vigorous assaults will be made to effect q lie.
consideration, but from the general reputa.
ton OF Rounds, it is understood that he has
put has foot down in earnest in this matter,
and viii not be bulldozad By the virginia..
Ine example set in this department will, it is
said, BIS followed by the Secretaries Of others,
who are opposed to the wholesale system Of
iaV!ng assessments. not only by the national,
but by local committees, hence the dismay of
the Mahoneites. who are in desperate situa-
ton, and demand. rather than request, funds
from the employees OF the various depart
Il eats.
Political Row In Ohio.
COLUMBUS, September 4sh. "A row OF
mammoth proportions has developed in the
Democratic State Central Committee, which
bids fair to change the entire plan of con-
ductlug the campaign. It has been the Gus.
tom to hold meeting every Thursday, but
the only member who responded at the last
meeting WAS MIR. Hall, Of Lima. The orig
mai plan OF the campaign in the organizs alton
OF the committee was to divide the State for
work, and to allow each member control of
the funds to conduct his section of the State.
Last week the committee got possession of
some $50 900, and Chairman Thompson ap.
propriated soOe fer general purposes and for
use at headquarters. The other members be.
came dissatisfied, and refused to have any,
thing to do with the Campaign. L. is now
leatned that the liquor men refuse to turn
over any funds to the COMMITTEES, but will
spend their own money. They say they will
work TOR the State ticket, but are mskipy a
hight particularly for Congressman, and win
use money in close districts. They exnect to
have sixteen members in the next Congress to
the Republicans FIVE, the delegation now
standing fifteen to Ave in favor OF the Repnb
llcans, one district having been added. The
liquor men say the State tax Cannot be put
ca at any rate before 1888, aud they want to
control the national tax and get an Internal
revenue reduction. Glsnsur, b member of the
committee, identified with the liquor inter
estS, has Withdrawn and taken up with the
other side. 1t is said Thompson sees no other
resource for funds, and is holding on to what
he has got. l. is urged against him that he
has copamenced laying wires for Pendleton in
the Senatorial contest thus early in the cam
palgr, which is creating much dissatisfaction,
John X. McLane, of the Cincinnati EnguiycT,
Is credited with diyorcing the State committee
and the HgIor interests.
The American Rifle Team.
NEW YORK, September 4sh.-Col Bodine
to-day selected the following TO constitute the
team to compete against the British Messrs.
Dolan, Smith. Human, Ogden, Hinds.
Papldirg. Howard, Shakespeare, McRiven
and Alder. The other two will be chosen
this week.
The Colorado Mining Exposition.
DENVER, September 4th.-The Mining Ex-
position continues to be great success, and
Is visited daily by large numbers of people,
many from the East. New specimens of ex.
hlblts are added constantly. To-day large
crowd arrived on excursion trains from Gun
nison.
Cheyenne Indians on the March
DENVER, September 4sh.-The Tribune 3
Las Apimas, Colorado, special saws There
are 400 Cheyenne Indians in camp eighty
miles south Of this place. These Indians
made application several days sgo to be al.
lowed to go north. Being refused, they now
make the trip on their own responsibility.
They will cross the Arkansas river at Gre.
NADIA, Col. They seem to be very peaceful
doing no mischief whatever.
Beaten and Robbed.
LoABARDvnLE 70 }. September 4th.-Sun.
day night masked men beat Charles Lever.
his store of $500 He remained insensible
until discovered this morning. He may not
recover.
Duel Imminent
MEMPHIS Tenn J, September .h-A duel
i imminent between General Chalmers and
Naa II. Manning candidates for Congress
Both spoke at Holly Springs in joint debate.
Manning spoke last, and made a scathing
review OF Chalmers record. Both remained
a. HOLLY Springs Sunday, with messengers
passing back and forth, Chalmers demanding
full retraction. Thomas Harris represented
Chalmers, and Edward Watson was Man.
ning's friend. The rumor Of duel gains
credit from the fact that both failed to appear
az the place appointed for to days debate.
Crooked Almsh0use Superintendent.
PHILADELPHIA. September 4tn.-As a re.
suit of the search of the dwelling occupied by
Mslor Phpps, the missing Superintendent of
the Almshouse, about $4,000 worth of all
kinds OF goods were found, including gro
ceriea, cotton and linen goods, household
utensils. and all sorts of supplies furnished
the institution.
Threatened with a Mob.
CINCINNATI, September 4sh.-Mount Yer.
non, led, has beeu threatened with a mob.
growing out of the IF 'rt t. close the saloons
on Sunday, and at Ii o'clock upsu other
nights. About l o'clock yesterday morning
the residence Of John Paul, City Marshal,
was fred BY mob and burned to the ground
Tue Deputy City Marshal was terribly beaten
by gang Of rouy hs The telegraph and
telephones were guarded to prevent COM
munication with nei9 hboripg towns.
Across the Contipeni on "a Bicycle.
PRINCETON Oh J, September 4sh.-S. VIII
Rose. of DanvilIe, now on bicycle tour to
San Francisco for health, pleasure and news
paper correspondence, was here this evening.
aud reports exceedingly bad roads for bicycle
travelling thus far, on account Of mud,
The Tariff Comm 'ssIon.
CINCINNATI, September 4th.-The Tariff
Commission heard arguments this morning in
favor Of the protection Of pottery by heavier
duties.
Fatal Row on an Excursion.
ELIZABETH IN. j, September 4th.-The
Singer Rifts and Literary Association gave an
excursion yesterday, and on returning a row
took place between the deck hands of the
tar2es and some roughs on deck. The deck
hands Fred fifteen or twenty snots, instantly
killing Thomas Mekeon, a bystander, and
Richard Burke, an excursionist.
Two Physicians Drowned.
Posi- Mills W.T. September 4th.-Dr. A.
o. Dickey, Of Worcester, Mass, and DIR.
John Marshall, of Lynn, n. H., were
drowned 10 Wairlee Lake yesterday after
noon.
The Labor question.
PITTsBuRG. September 4th.-At meeting
of the District Lodge to-day, fifty.eieht
Lodges were represented. Only two Lodges
voted in favor Of returning to work at the
old scale, and afterwards, by a unanimous
vote, 1t was decided to accept no compromise.
Killed by Premature Blast.
NEwBURGH IN. ", September 4sh.-Two
west Shore Railroad laborers were killed this
afternoon by premature blast at Storm
King mountain, near Cornwall.
For Mrs. John Brown.
CHICAGO. September 4th.-Abous 81 900
has been raised for Mrs. John Brown. IL is
believed that It will swell to 81, 800 in this
city.
Banks Doors Closed.
SALIDA (Col.l, September 4th.-The Bank
of Sslida closed its doors this morning. The
deposits amount to about $50 coo, mostly
made by the working class Tho car;tol 70