Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-30


sition be places himself in by his hesitation
in announcing his purpose to resipn IL very
much regretted by his friends. who srs "a
anxious as his ar emies here tn have him give
up the Treasury portfolio. Certain psopls
who have pretty thoroughly canyassed the
matter of Folger's successor have narrowed
the numbsr of those snol<en of in that cnn.
pection down to two These are New. of
Indiana, and Platt. of New York. Senator
Jones, who is a close friend of President
Arthur, and who has also been spoken OF.
says he will not take the place for the rea.
son that il he would the Senstorsbip from
Nevada would be vacant, and might be filed
by Democrat. In view of this danger. IL Ia
thought probable the President would not
offer him the position. Secretary Chandler
SAYS there lie nothing whatever in the state.
ment that be would probably be offered the
office of Secretary of the Treasury. and adds
that he does not believe tie President has
even considered the QUESTION of Secretary
Foiger's successor.
Treaty with the FIathead Indians.
INV York. September 29th A Washing
ton special to the EreaiRg Post says joseph
X. McCammoc, Assistant Attorney General
for the Interior Department, was sent some
time ago to make treaty with the FlathesdI In
dians, under which the Northern Pacific Rail.
road Company should have the right of way
for Il cir road Through the reservation. Nc.
Cannon returned yesterday, alter success.
fol and rather adventurous trip. After
ride of 600 miles 10 stege-coacb, he reached
the oyer cy where TIE negotiations were to be-
conducted. The braves were on hand to re.
ceive him. A. the first meeting the Indians
were anything but friendly; thsy brandished
their weapons, and were talking in mem
acing strain. The Commissioners began to
feel little ulessy. McCammon soon found
the cause of this hostile behavior to lio in the
belief # the IudiaLs due to false r. ports of
interested white settlers. that the Commits.
sloners had come to rob them of their lands.
ny, CanI'lon mace hasts TO oisapuse thsm OF
SUI nc views u ms MISSION, ana ex-
p.aiaIu sne enect VI ms 'isi', whicn was 70
paS 'nen lh'r plice, 20 De mutaaily Sgreed
up. upoh, ior the ishI. inis statenent psclhed
VI ele plavss, ana they lets the commissioners
IN u, neo c,ets. AZ nrsS the cniefs
demanded 81 oOo,oVo Tor the land, but they
eSiuen'iy naa no concepuon OF me yai n co OF
money! anu fesuiiy consented TO take $40 ooo.
Vi 'ne I'ed'eDhh''eeNerhoro Oh VIZ
sihia-A college Board sGHabbie.
RICHMOND (Va.). September 29th.-Con-
| siderable excite prevails over the arrest
Of Lieutenant Governor Lewis. of Virginia
By the Dean Ct the Faculty of the Richmond
Medical College, Governor Cameron re.
Gently removed he Board of the College and
:
Governor Lewis is President The old Board
denied the Governors anshority, and claimed
they were the legal Board under the law
| To-day the new Board met, and after il or.
Hah!zsu pI2csedeh TO Inc College TO take pos
fstaJ pfn @riIsiGs mere s9eY were COZ
t.o 80. ~ =. n. Fot',tleI, "hu, upon tns
10 10: Va tnS IAN VI 'pe ACuity' arresSeu
a. =, 1I IS AII tte9P'sS uAVn
ene 81 "a tuS Cspi ~ uyVetIor Lewis
49, 81, u4Ier 'iie Ia" ZOE IN
uisHi'y ana hisgSi arrest.
The Turf.
| LOUISVILLE, Ssptamber 29sh-The crowd
| was large to day. the weather cool and pleas.
ant, but the track was verv heavy, The five
| furlongs race Olivetse won, Exeter second.
| Pixies Pride third. Time. l:OSY The ore
! and three fouyths mile dash visa won by Boat.
| man, Babcock second, Cave YardaIi third
! Time, 3:20{ The mile and one-eighth race
| Apollo won. Hegisz second, Ruth third
| Time, 2:05.
BR1eHToS REACH S.p.emte. ooh tbs
| thres. fourths of mile race Medu.ia was
| first, Tim Flsherty second, Kite third. Time,
| 1:23. In the mile dash Little Dan was first
Wakefield second, Perplex third. Time. 1:50
The seven farlongs rscs was wjn by Harry
MANN n,' Uamel second, Lena third. lime
L:oz3: ne nex 2, was q n,lie race, and was
W N, " Ia Esorse MGcutlougn second,
mamie fle'dS thiid. Lime, l:iS The
n I race, niie ana nan, buster Won,
pace a, Srook second NanilIus Vhiro' lime.
Owl
Important Railroad Beeision In EiIiaeis.
SPRIHCFIELD (Ill6 Septeu. Der 29sh-An
opiOion was rendered by the Illinois Supreme
osus! ytsseidty IN 1he case inVo'y'ns the
queStioh oi 'Ie Po"e' vi ths S0s'e LsSlsia-
suee 70 rFs91a'e ule 5aseS charged Oy rail-
Inino;s arS ,,bs,hnr. ~ = rob;t;.; VI
| lust discrimination ia such rates was not il
! contravention of the Constitution of the
| Unitsd States. The Gaze is one wherein
G6 ger cent. large. rate is charged 70 haul
from Gilman to New York than TO haul from
! Peoria to New York. though the distance
from PEI ria is greater by e;ghty.six miles. l.
was he!d by the Cours that the charge Is nm
luss' excessive eXtortiona'e ana unlaWiul,
ana 10 9il:GS lhe CouTE upnolds the authority
OF the haliroau ana " sreaouse commission
ers TO regulate irsiSnt charges from points 10
ILLINOIS 10 poihss OUTSIDE tue osase.
The DC Long Relies.
WASHINGTON. September % h.-Mrs. De
Long was at the NAVY DEPARTMENT this
morning with Engineer Melville, and had
long interview wi. h Secretary Chandler.
W.surycrox Sant.rho. 9o.b r, be- -.
terriew with the Secretary of the Nav IN.
day M.s n, T'o,r,, nad, ne,sonai ,aora,.
70 have Irrnad over 70 hsr al tba nr;vata I'd
personal effects belonging TO her late husband.
The request will b, granted. All relics from
Arctic regions brough t back by Melville were
unpacked this afternoon st tie Navy Depart
msnt, and a record taken.
VIII Resunc Operations,
WHEELING NV Va) Sa,tenber ooh An
the ;rT,, rn;ns ba,,o s;o,nsJ .ba sna1a I'D tha
entire district will be at work Monday,
Arrest of n SUSPENDED Eauk Cashier.
Rox,p,. n,olN S.r+a,,har OOH ~
a5,,n. Ca.,;cr ~ P1ra -.
Rsnt ,vbicb snsnan5a3 f.rv dars GO hoo
hean - a., oI.'r,,1 10Y: Isl NAG
I,rrnh - - S, ,,tos1 Hl.uo W
ofsthe more Isy. abiI;n@ cifizans
r.,o,,,,.,, .a.,,,
1osio'.
s. o 800 w. y osPS .li9er 59:n:-EA-As-
tied team to.dsv tha borses ran u a.aS Par
kerr was thrown ont a1d had la, 49,
T. /, feared hi. slrnll ia sIso frac.-,rs5 IT,
horses continnaI to ,rn and tba o.-r;,,,e
strncl, trse tbrovi,T oT,. - roc !. T., ano5,
pcnts. Mira Lewis r ,itbbone Wiz 81 =
: prominent retired manufacturer of this CITY.
was instantly killed. Mrs. Parker and Mrs
5 ID. Strong. OF Savannah, sister-ia-law Cf
Colonel Parker, were slightly injured.
Vessel Ashore.
BRIDGEPORT Conn.,, September Goth
Ihe propeller Vulcan 10 ashore.