Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-08

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD.uSIoSl
De.sEsTIC NEWS.
United states senate.
WAsHrsGToN. December 71h.-A bill was
introduced by Brown, repeating the Internal
Revenue Act of 1864, and all laws erlareing or
it. Referred.
Vest Introduced resolution directing the
Secretary of War to fuinjsn copies of any
C ,ntracts made By the Int5ricr Department
in regard to leasing the Yellowstone National
Park, OF any part thereof, to anybody or
company. with the privilege OF erecting hotels
and running stages therein. Adopted
Beck called ~ the resolution for investi-
eating the political assessments Of the last
camp Aign. He merely desired vote on the
question.
Hale thought the Senate should investigate
the Democratic campaign as vel as the Re-
publican. He offered substitute, giving the
ma mes OF members of the Congress oual Ex-
ecutivs Committee of both parsies, reciting
the allegations t lat the Democratic commit
tee levied contributions on liquor dealers,
ETC., and directing the judiciary Committee
to investigate these charges, too.
Beck sid this suhs itrte proposed to in
gress, and would embsrrass :he legitimate TO-
vestigstion. The substitute was ordered
priated, aud the matter went over
The Senate then resumed consideration of
the bankruptcy bill.
Garland spoke in advocacy of the bill as
prepared by the Judiciary Committee.
Some committee amendments reported By
ingalls, were agreed to.
Tne provision that man WIN fails fer
twenty days to discharge al attachment
against his property in civil suit be deemed
bankrupt, was stricken oct.
Adj turned.
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, December 7;h. - Hasl, IL
presented a memorial of non Mormon resi-
dents CT U tab. Il aferrzd.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole-Page in the chair-1n the Indian ap-
preparation bill. the total amount 40.
propriated is s. 209, 000-Sl 81, 600 below
the estimates. The reductions are cLithy in
the subsistence appropriation.
After discussion, tie committee roae, re-
ported the bill to the House, and it was
passed.
A. o'cloc,l tho House again went into
COMMITTEES Of the Whole on the state IT the
Union.
The bill authorizing the Government to oh.
establish home for INDECENT soldiers aud
sailors, was discussed st length, and finally
the enacting clau.e was stricken out.
Adjousned.
The Next House.
WASHINGTON, December 7th. = E igar1
Mcpherson, Clerk of the House, has teen
engaged several days ia makibg g. list OF
members tf The next House. He said today
that he had completed the roll as far az he
was able, and the Democrats have a maj ,,ity
Of sixty ovec the combined Groeuh ,ckers,
Independents ard Republicans. He has
asked additional ipform alton concerning
ssv5ral closely. contested districts, and be-
lisvss the final showing will somewhat fur
tie: reduce tie Democratic maj Vrity.
wintFy Weather,
CHICAGO, December 7th.-Is was extremely
cold last night aud 10 day. the wave extend
irg over the whole Northwest, thu shermom-
eter ranging LIST night from zsra 70 l5' he
iow-the latter at Sioux Fall, Dakota. THIS
morning it ranged from 12' above "a l4' BE-
| az the latter point Here it Was s. below
early. The weather was generally bright,
the snowfall being oa'y t7o to ar inches.
Il was terrible night on the laks, snd sew
erat crafts were unable TO make the abnr
and we're frrzen up, the haI Dor beiug iced
over this morning.
ATCHIsoN kan J, December 9TH "A heavy
snow storm prsvai!e throughout Northern
Kansas and SoUthera Nebraska yesterday.
CLEVELAND, D cember 7Gh.-Tfayel GA the
Lake Shore roAd Is delayed by the heavy
STOW.
OMAHA, ID -cember 7sh.-The cold has been
exceptionally severe. The Thermometer
ranged from zero to 20 te,oH ali over the
State this morning.
BUFFALO (N. W, December 7th-A severe
storm, accompanied By snow, prevailed the
greater part of Il e day. Towards night the
velocity of the wigd greatly increased. and at
night became gale. All trains were from
two to six hours Late, aud GA the Grand Trunk
freights were abandoned.
CAIRO iii J, December Rehabilitation
was suspended to-day on the Oaio aud Mis-
sissippi rivers above this point.
CHICAGO, December 7tf.-Temperatur to-
day, TO- above to 6 below.
New YORK, December 7tb-MfdniGat-
Highest temperature to-day, AZ; lowest, l4o
TORONTO, December 7th-A severe snow.
storm prevailed throughout Ontario to- day,
vi gaze and extremely cold weather The
roads are considerably ocked. at Breton
Michael Etlard and James King persisted in
the storm last night.
EiANNLAI Oi-tS tsIl4ib'I bCCCLADSE o u. L
A. MA polar wave swept over Manitoba,
Dakota and Minnesota yesterday. Specials
to the Tribune reports the nisrcuiy CO below
at Winnipeg. Manitoba. this morning, 81 at
Bismarck. So at Grand Fork, 81 az Ergo,
23o at Jamestown-ali in Dakota-S0' at Lake
City, 25' at Bveckinridge, % at Winona and
from 15' to 20' bsiow at other Minnesota
points. It was 2S0 below here at a. M. 2l0
below at A. NJ 15' below at 9 P. H., g. be-
low at midnight. The weather is beautiful,
with light winds.
More Tr0able I'm Indian Territory.
KANSAS CRY, December 7th-A repre-.
sentative of the PenBsyl vanis Oil Company
is here near the line of Indian Territory with
force Of hands fencing 200. eco acres Of lard
south of the State line of X lnsas and west of
Arkansas river, to the exciu ion Of the stock.
men who have held the range for years, end
paid the Cherokee nation tax for the priv
ilege, seemingly ignsring the licenses issued
by the Cherokee Treasurer and already posts
are distributed around the entire tract. Part
OF the fence is already up. The IN attsr has
caused great dissatisfaction. and desperate
threats are made upon both sides. In the
past week two prairie fires sprsng up, and
TIE country was burned for mile. The
stockmen, who have held stock on the range
for years, declare that if they cannot have it
VIC Colu tauy suail HOt, anu Tue EtsIlG Will
ba that the country will be destroyed as fast
as the grass is dry enough TO burn.
Searching Among the Dead.
PHILADELPHIA, December 7th.-There was
great throng Of colored people in Lebanon
Cemetery yesterday. Men were digging iuto
the graves of friends TO satisfy Themselves of
the presence Of tbs bodies. III, bodies Ct
Louisa Morris AID Leah Lyons are mi.siug.
In the grave where Josephine White was sup.
posed to have been buried the bodies of Eliza
oeth and John Gibbons were found. The
cemetery authorities will aid in the prosecu.
ton of the despo;lers of the graves.
SECOND DISPATCHl
PHILADELPHIA, December b.-Au indig-
nation meeting Of c0lorsd people wss held
this afternoon over the rec Mt grave rcbberies.
Mhln q Irustea Of thu I.ahannr Cemataru