Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-25

Indian business. He reports all quiet at Pine
Ridge when he left and be found dispatch |
here tonight for him to the same effect. He. |
however, states that while there is no dang or /
OF immediate trouble, be will not guarantee |
peace and quiet fo- any great length of time
de has positive evidence of plan of con |
federation among the Sioux to make Rid |
Cloud their Chief, and he is working up the |
scheme. Although the principal caiefs are |
frisndly to McGillicuddy and opposed TO
any such movement, McGillicuddy says de.
eisive action on ths part of the Government
Is necessary to prevent serious trouble In
the future. His life has been threatened,
and 1t Is quite likely that he will resign, as
he does not propose to risk himself foolishly.
He has learned that sincs he has left the
Agency another petition is out against him,
which. Ike the other petitions, was ins.i-
gated by white men.
Candidates For Congress.
CINCINNATI, August 24sh. = The Demo.
Gratis of the Sixteenth District have nom.
mated Berish Wilkins for Congress at Cos.
hockton. -Four hundred and ninety-two
ballots were taken.
ST. LOUIS, August 24th.-The Democrats
OF the Sixth and Fourteenth Congressional
Districts of this State, after a two days. ses-
sion. ara in deadlock, with no prospect Of
getting out.
The committee this afternoon decided, by
vote OF rs to s, not to call State Cenven-
ton. They will ally themselves with the
popular movement insugurated at Jefferson
City some days ago, and through which a
call tor Convention will be made. indepen6-
ent of the State Convention.
The Greenba1Hsrs OF the Eleventh Dis,
trict adjourned 1or two weeks, being unable
to agree.
LYScHBURG (Va.), August 24sh.-The Co
aiition Convention az Rocky Mount nom
mated Wibfield Scott for the Fifth Congress
sionsl District. Part of the delegates bal.
'oted and declared for A. NJ. Sims, Inde.
| pendent.
WHEELING NV. Va, August 24sh.-The
Republicans OF the Second District, at Fair
mount, nominated John W. Mason, of Graf.
ton, for Congress.
The Democrats Of the First District at
Paramount nominated j. III. Good, of this
city.
EAST SAGINAW (lich), August 24th.-
The Eighth District Republican Congress
sional Convention rnominated Hon. Rose
Well q. Horr for third term.
| Dies MONIES ia y August "a h.-The Re.
publican Conysntiea of the Sixth District az
Ostumwa renominsted Hon NJ. L. CUTS for
C1pgress.
WATERLOO Cab August "a h.-The Dem.
ocrats OF this district have nominated J. NJ.
Griffith. OF DubuQua, for Congress. The
nominee i. in Europe.
WARREN 70 J, August "a n The Rspubii-
| can Convention of the Nineteenth Dietrict
have renominated Judge Ezra b. T. ylor, Of
Warren, for Congress
FINDLAY 70 J, August 24sh,-Tha Republi.
cans OF the Fifth ID strict have nominated
l.. b. Harris, of Upper Sandu ky, for Con.
| gress.
Suit for Damages.
NEW YORK, August 24sh.-Will;am Sex
ton, the billiardi1t. sues thu Blocker Street
Railroad for s., 900. for Injuries sustained
when elected from the car for refusing to pay
his fare second time.
Horsetaief HINT in Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, August 2ith.-An exciting
horssthief hunt is progressing in Van Buren,
county. Two thieves were killed on the 22j,
and ore has been sent to the penitentiary for
sixteen years. The band is posed of des.
| perate characters, and trouble is anticipated
in their capture.
The Prohibition Gsue ,,ien in New York.
| ITHACA. August 2ith-The Grand Lodge
| OF Good Templars Of the State resolved TO in
quire into the position Ct can iida' es for
the State Legislature on the prohibition
question, and vote only for those fsvoring it.
Yellow Fever.
BROWNSVILLE (Tex.), August 24sh.-The
yellow fever is rapidly spreading. In the
Fourth Ward Judge Harris and wife and two
! Customs officials were attacked this morning
The doctors at Mstamoras say many patients
are frightened to death.
BROWNSVILLE, August 24sh.-Stxty.two
new cases were reported to-day, and two
deaths. Twenty five quarantine guards have
been sworn in to aid in coafnirg the
| yellow fever to its present limits. Three
casee Of fever have developed ia Fort Brown,
and the troops are scattering into the camp
near by.
! MATAMoRAs, August 24th.-Eight deaths
occurred to dsy, but few new cases were re-
ported. The weather is clear.
Eastern Weather.
New YORK. August 9th Midnight
Highest tempeTa ,uIs to-day, 90'; lowest, 70'.
The Campaign In Maine and Ohio.
TIFFIN tO.), August 24th.--Genersl VIM.
ID; Gibson leav.s tonight for Maine. He
will meet ex-Sscretsry Blaine at Portland.
and on Monday rexs at Bi6deford they will
together formally open the campaign in
| Maine. General Gibson and Mr. Blaine are
| each to deliver twelve speeches at as many
important points throughout the Sts...s, after
which the former. snd pert rs Blaine will
| tSseAh W CAs@t a-S OuiD campaign. lIOV-
ernor Foster will speak at Portland and
other eisias OF Maine during the last week Of
the campaign.
The Kansas Grcenl,ackers.
TOPEKA, August 24th. The Greenback
State Convention to-day nominated ex-Gov-
ernor Charles e. Robinson, tho FIRST Governor
of Kansas, for Governor The remainder of
the ticket is as follows: Lieutenant Gov.
ernor, j. b. Bayne Secretary of State, A.
Z. Elder; Auditor, w. +. Garrison Treas.
nrer, j. II. Ludlow Attorney General, J.
d. McBryan Superintendsat of Public In.
| struction, J. 5. Whiteman; Associate Jus.
tics of the Supreme Court, L. G. Uhl. The
following were nominated for Congressman
at Large: IL. l.. Phillips, John Davis,
Allen Williams (coloredl, J. n. Wood A
State Central Committee was appointed, and
the Convention adjourned sine die.
! Ereshets in Texas.
DALLAS, August 24th-For two DAYS and
nights heavy rains have prevailed in west
Texas. Great damage has been done.
Trains on all the railroads are late. Passen.
| ger trains on the Texas and Pacific were
abandoned to-day because of washouts at
Sparta and near Abilene. A great land slide
Is reported in the long deep cut at the Red
| Bluff crossing of the Brazos river.
The Labor situation.
CoHoEs IN. Y J, August 2ish.-A general
break has occurred in the ranks Of the Har.
m1ny Mills "stay-outs," and forty.thres ad.
ditional weavers have started up looms. The
Leaders odmit the defeat
Three Men Horribly Burned by Molten
Metal.
| CHICAGO, August 24th.-By the explosion
of an iron mold in the North Chicago rolling
mills at South Chicago Yesterday evening.
three pitmen-Albers Di5bens. William
Roach and George Hay-were horribly
burned. One will Gle, but the others NAV
| reco yer. The molten metal was thrown ell
over the unfortunates by the explosion.
Reported Lynehing.
CHICAGO, August 24th.-A Little Rock
special says: Advices are received that
! Smith, who attempted to outrage white
| lady, has been lyhched by disguised party,
| who shot him to death.
Texas Cattle Fever In New York.
AUBURN IN. ", August 2lth.-Twenty-
hive domestic cattle have died of Texas cat
tie fever here, and many more are sick,
SECOND DIsPATCHl
AUBURN. August 24.h.-The Texas fever
! mas attacked the cattle at several slaughter
houses on the outskirts OF the city, All the
beef is sold under certificates of the Board
Of Health.
Growth of Colorado.
DENVER Coll, August 24sh.-Judge w
u. Kelley, OF Pennsylvania, addressed large
audience in the eastern hall of the Exposition
building last night, on the growth Of Colorado
In the last ten years and the reduction of IL.
terlll reyauua fay T q