Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-12

DOMESTIC.
United States Senate.
WASHINGTON, July 11th.-Morrill, from
the Finance Committee, reported favorably )
the Senate bill repeating 80 much of Section
1885 of the revised statutes as imposes a
charge upon export stamps on tobacco. Cal
endar.
Groome, from the Committee on Pensions,
reported q bill to prevent the payment of
double pensions.
The Senate Finance ComInittee adopted
an amendment to the internal revenue bill,
changing the date from May, 1888, to Octo-
Der 1882, when the provision of the bill re-
lsting to stamps taken on bank checks, drafts,
orders, vouchers, matches and other articles
embrace in the schedule. shall 90 into effect.
A conference on the bank charter extension
bill was agreed to.
Consideration of the river and harbor bill
was resumed.
Harrison advocated an ami 'ndment striking
out $500. 600 appropriated :or reservoirs at
the headwaters of the Mississippi river, and
inserting $50, 600 for continuing the obsetva-
lions and surveys for reservoirs. The amend.
ment was rejected. The consideration of the
amendments increasing snndry items occu-
pied the remainder of the day.
House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, July 11th.-Ths House went
into Committee of the Whole on the sundry
civil bill.
The amendment was adopted authorizing
the establishment of an Industrial Indian
School on the Pawnee reservation in Ne
brsska.
An amendment offered by Atkins of Ten.
uessee, for the purpose of continuing the
preparation OF the geological map of the
| United States gave rise to an extended dis
| cussion as to the propriety of extending the
| geological surveys into States or of limiting
it to a survey of public lands.
| The amendment was finally agreed to.
| Willis of Michigan moved to increase the
appropriation for the geological survey from
| 1920, 600 to 500 600. Adopted.
After completing the consideration of Is of
the s. pages of the bill, the committee rose
and the House ad; onrned.
Patents TO Pacific Coast Inventors.
| WASHINGTON. July 11th.-The following
Pacific coast inventors re ,eived patents to-
day: Charles II. Corey, San Jose. leather
creaser; Phillip Curran, Caliente, Cal, nut
lock; George Grizel, San Francisco, sewing
machine Henry Horton. Rutherford, Cal,
vehicle; Mr.. Glow, Sheridan, Or, horse de-
| taiuer; Michael Lsnfenberg, San Francisco,
header VIM. Morris, San Francisco, veoci.
pede; S. 4. Northcnt, Marion county, Or,
harvester; G. G. Palmer, Oakland, safety
| device for elevators VIM. T. Plummer, San
! Jose, CAL, combined heater and base for dry
ers and drying chambers for fruit operators;
| w. r. Quinan, San Francisco, explosive
powder; John Richards, San francisco,
| metal-drilling machine; Rufus w. Tufts,
| Santa Cruz, water wheel.
A Star Route Witness Disappears.
WASHINGTON, July 11tb. - Ex-senator
Spencer, of Alabama, who was under sub
| x1yifpaca in Tho or 70 hos
unexpectedly disappeared. He was subpe-
naed to give testimony for the Government
| in connection with the mail route from Can
non City to Fort McDermitt. Oregon. 1t is
believed that he is now in Dakota, and the
Government will use every effort to secure
his immediate return. :.
The suryeyorGeneralshipO OF Arizona.
WASHINGTON, July 11th.-Joseph w. Rob-
bins, OF Illinois, was to-day nominated to be
Surveyor General of Arizona. Robbins is
the Omaha correspondent of the Chicago
Inter ocean,, stalwart journal, and he tried
to secure an appointment in Arizona during
GMfiela's administration.
The Races at Saratoga.
SARATOGA. July 11th.-The first race. FIVE
eighths OF a mile, Saunterer won, Fellow Play
second, Gus Matthew third. Time, 1:06Y
In the Excelsior sweepstakes, one and quar-
ter miles, Flora was first. Crickmore second,
Bender third. Time, 2:20. The fourth race.
one mile. Field was first, Explorer second,
Matte Rapture third. Time, lib.
New YORK, July 11th.-At the Coney
Island races to-day the first contest was for
the Palace Hotel stakes for two-year -olds,
three quarters of a mile, and was won by
Baron Favoral, Deliah second, Ganymede
third Tune, 1:204 The three-quarters of
mile race Bedouin won, Wakefield second,
Traveller third. Time, 1:16i. The seven
furlopgs race for three-yesr.olds Bonheur
won, Gladstone second, Medusa third Time,
1872. The mile and hall race Joe Murray
won, Malice second, Governor Hampton
and a quarter, Lille Marson won, King
Dutchman second, Harry o. third. Time,
2:203 The Mutual pool tickets paid s137.
More Trouble Amongst the Pennsylvania
Republicans.
CHICAGO, July 11th.-A Philadelphia spe-
cial says The apathy" of the Union League
is another snag in the Beaver campaign. Its
members have been offended by Cameron
snubbing them relative to an appointment in
this city, and President Arthur giving more
weight to Cameron than to them. They
have dropped their activity, and refused to
give any money. As they are l, 2O0'influen-
tial men. and many other Influences are at
work against Beaver, he is not likely to have
q smooth campaign.
PHILADELPHIA, July 11th.-The Republi-
can State Committees meet tomorrow, for
the purpose of harmonizing the split in the
party. Many rumors are shoat as to the
probable action. but nothing definite is known.
1t is said that Cameron insists on the reteu-
ton of General Beaver in any event.
Wind-sior IN In Kansas.
KANSAS CITY, July 11th.-A very high
wind storm passed over Marysville, Kansas.
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miles west of st. Joseph, about 10 o'clock
this morning. From the fact that the wires
are all Frustrated it is thought that serious
damage was done to the town. A heavy
storm also prevailed at Lincoln, Neb., and
through that section of country, but as tele.
graph communication was severed there also,
no particulars can be obtained
SENECA, July IL IA heavy wind and
rsin-storm visited this neig hborhood to-day,
and considerable damage was done to fruit,
and one or two buildings were twisted. The
effect on the crops will be good.
Severe HaiI.storm.
HASTINGS (Neb.). July 11,h.-Several hail.
storms in this vicinity early this morning
broke the glass in the north windows, injured
the crops and fruit considerably within its
limited circuit unroofed the depot and an
elevator at Chenille, and overturned the
school house. A strong wind prevailed for
some time, and the elevator at Kenesaw was
damaged considerably.
The Strike OF the Iron and Steel Work
ers at Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 1lth.-Everything is quiet
at the mills of the Cabinet Iron and Steel
Company this morning, although large
crowds gathered around the depot, awaiting
made to start up three Of the sixteen furnaces
| with ninn The Otflcera of the