Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-08

dent Caselar and other officers OF the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing, who claimed that
the entire plate was counterfeit.
Indictment Set Aside on Demurrer.
CHEYENNE (Wyo J, July 7th.-Charles A.
Hoyt, the attorney VINO was arrested at
Pt9lix, Arizona in January last upon de-
scIiption in an Associated Press dispatch,
charged with the larceny of certificate OF
deposit of the value Of s.. 600, and brought
here, was discharged to-day, the indictment
being set aside on demurrer.
Another Indian Killed.
DENVER (Col.) July 7th Another Indian
was killed at the Agency near lgnscio, n.
NJ, last night by band of western Indians,
who, when leaving the Agency Yesterday,
stole several horses. Six or eight Utes pur-
sued them, and this morning the dead body
of one of the pursuing party was found.
Chief Ignacio and his band are on the trail,
and fight is expected to-day. The Agency
Indians will protect the whites.
The Arkansas Republicans.
LITTLE Rock, July 7th.-The Republican
State Convention has completed the State
ticket, as follows: For Secretary of State
A. A. Tufts; Auditor, j. NJ. McClintock
Treasurer, Chas. a. Waterhouse Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, Wn. NJ. May;
Attorney. General, Thos. Gibson Chancellor,
-.
Penn State Land Commissioner, John II.
johnson; Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, L. Ii. Param.
Woman and Three Children Starved 20
Death.
CHICAGO, July 7th-The EUentnJ Journals
Little Rock lark special says: A woman
and two children were found starved to death
in a lonely section of Van Buren, county, in
the mountains. 1t ia believed that the woman
fell sick, and the children being too young to
secure aid for her, persisted mist rably.
third child was still alive, and had gnawed
piece of flesh from the arm ofo of her dead
sisters. 1t died soon after the discovery was
made.
Destroyed by Fire.
INV YORK, July 7th.-Young's planning
mill, East Tenth street, and the adjoining
buildings, were burned this morning. Loss,
$4,000.
An Annoyance stopped by Judicial De
cisiOn.
CHICAGO, July 7th.-Judge Harlan, Of the
Federal Court, this afternoon decided that
the city has right to close the bridge and to
morning and evening. The effect of the de-
cision is to put stop forever to the great an.
noyance of swinging the bridges at the two
busiest periods OF the day, and to give the
city power to regulate the river.
wouldn't Face the Music.
ST. LOUIS. July 7th.-A Post Dispatch
special from West Point, Ga, says the edi.
torial duel is a farce, Howell's antagonist
failing to show up.
Negro Exodus from souih Carolina 10
Arkansas.
WASHINGTON, July 7th.-There are indica-
tions of a great exodus of colored people
from South Carolina to Arkansas next fall.
1t is thought that this transfer of voters may
have an important effect upon the politics of
Arkansas.
A Weeks Business Failures.
NEW YORK, July 7th-The failures re-
ported to New York during the week num-
Der 109 for the whole country, as follows
Eastern States II, Western 81, Southern %.
Middle q. Pacific States and Territories Is,
New York city ~ A great majority of the
failures occurred among very petty class of
traders.
The Crow Indians.
CHEYENNE WY, July 7th.-The latest re-
ports from the Crows is that cattle-killing
continues, and hunting parties are destroying
the wheat fields in northern Wyoming. a
report that settlers killed three Cows lacks
confirmation. 1t is feared another Indian
war may be inaugurated.
ReappOinted.
WASHINGTON, July 7th.-Eiward A. Tay-
lor was to day reappointed Register of the
Land Office at Sacramento.
Engineer Melville Vents to Return Home.
WAsHIsGToN, July 7th.-The Secretary of
the Navy received tonight the following tel
egram from Engineer Melville, dated
Irkutsk: ARRIVED at Irkutsk with Nen6i.
mar, Noros snd the relics. Missed HARDER on
the Lena. Sent Bartlett to join him. Want
permission to return home"
Hot Pursuit of Murderers.
DENVER (Col.) July THAT Flagstaff, n.
NJ, this morning, in o quarrel Blind Jim
and Jim Brown shot and killed two men
named Storey and Dietrichs. Nearly the
whole town is in hot pursuit, and when
caught they will hang to the nearest tree.
Attempt TO Wreck n Train.
CUMBERLAND (Md, J, July 7sh.-Uuknown
parties attempted to wreck a train on the
Ekhart Road by placing rocks on the track.
The coal dug by the Consolidation Compa-
MES imported labor is transported over this
road.
The Labor Trouble.
SOUTH CHICAGO, July 7th.-The Calumet
Iron Company do not consider that they will
be at all affected by the reported compromise
at Bay View and some Pittsburg mills. They
will not grant any increase, and are making
all preparations to do away with puddlers by
reconstructiBg their mills so IS to make steel
instead of pudding. Many strikers have left,
ss the prospects Of resumption with Union
men appear very small.
New YORK, July 7th.-The striking freight
handlers attacked some new hands this morn
ing on their way to work. The police drove
them away. A small number of the old em-
ployes resumed work this morning at the old
rates. Freight is being moved, but not with
the former facility.
THoMAsroN (Me). July 7th.-The sail
makers are on strike, demanding So day.
Nominations for Congress.
AKRON 70 J, July 7th.-The Republicans
of the Twentieth Congressional District have
renominated A. G. Mcclure by reclamation.
INDEPENDENCE Ia), July 17th.-The
Greenbackers of the Third District have NOM
mated Rev. Roswell Foster for Congress.
He is Of Republican antecedents and an able
man.
ASHLAND (0). July THAI the 596th
ballot in the second days session of the Re-
publican Convention of the Fourteenth Dis
trict, Hon. Z. A. Horn was nominated for
Congress.
A Clergyman Assassinated in Indian Ter
ritOry.
LITTLE Rock lark Jnly 75h.-A terrible
tragedy occurred Sunday in Indian Territory,
near McAlliser. Rev. w. j. Spaugh,
Methodist Minister, who had incurred the
epmity of some Indians whom he had cor.
rected in school, was set upon in lonely spot,
and after determined struggle was killed.
There is no clue to the murderers, except as
indicated above. Spaugh had relatives in H.
diana ami Peoria, H., and was generally
very popular in the Territory.
Cause of the scioto Catastrophe.
STEUBENvIILE tO.). July 7sh.-Specials say
that whisky was at the bottom of the Scioto
steamboat disaster, as some of the officers and
many passengers had freely circulated the
bottle before the collision, and were drunk at
the time.
More Bodies Found.
STEUBBNvILLg, July 7th.-Five additional
bodies were recovered from the wreck of the
Scioto this morning, as follows: Willie Ew-
ing John Christy Miss Shields, J ohm Tom