Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-22
A Hlxhwa,man she, % Death.

n5 o1 ues oI your NE. squares
pase L;i,;n,, ~, ; aau shos me Sns man In the
Leos' Aliiios ni% insanity. Inc DEAD hign-
w sTp proven " os Enaoqei u: Schrader,
~, MINI iu,antfy' rort
wanH I.ma ne vas oGn ; On drunken iI spree
WIN oanes Z. rnntwel, William +.
Tnfsntrv Thaso S.. vs. Vi .ne JUL al
auaa;n, -oahaS - &c Iu. wy
evening ropoeo FRANK Lewen OF So Flint,
wen, VINO was with Schrader when he halted |
he team, yelled to Squires not to shoot, as
Schrader was drunk, but i. was too late
Flintwell. Mcdonald and lawson are ali in |
custcjg So,;,a, g. 49,, -, 81.
SeIyes ~, th;. ,,..; iii AZ. |
W ms nofuiue, anu WIN DC JUS
chargeo' ocnrader was an excellent soldier, |
and stood well in the estimation of his eff GERS
and comrades.
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Cu,c,co 49,. Or. A.. - :.
tbs 81 &c E,scut;us Cnnor,;,eas q. Az HE;
Dealers and Brewers, a.soc;at;on III. afte-'
noon. the action of the Western distillers. at
the recent meeting here. in passing a resolu
ton favoring an orderly Sabbath and high
| license to crush ont disrepuEable saloons and
| deprecating the bringing of the LIQUOR ques
| ton into politics, was discussed. and set of
savage resolutions passed, making personal
attack on II. b. Miller, the author of the
| resolutions and President of the Dlstillers'
| Association. The preamble states that ex.
perience demonstrates that prohibisory and
sumptuary legislation increases thu consump-
ton Of cheap and poisonous alcohol, thereby
increasing drunkenness and decreasing the
consumption of lighter and healthier drinks,
such ss beer, wine and the better class of
| spirituous liquors. The resolutions close as
follows:
ReSolred, That we congratulate the TEMPERANCE
fanatics upon receiving the cooperation of former
coayicts and manufacturers OF cheap al ohol
orrIt apas Gn1er no circumstances Will we
any bactng on the n.r, y, VINO never mad
our ORGANIZATION and the comn,et;on 81 ibo T MN
tional Association Of the brewers aud wholesale and
retail liquor dealers and manufacturers of pure and
healthy sP,rlsuous beverages. merely for the pur.
use u h legislation IN their
Of lust and bera o ,b .. 1ne saae ahd
liquor traffic generally. WV
A ,n,;, - ibo A.; p-,.,:.:
tbn. inap.,,ratsd n,s;.h =; 1;iA Lanhs ID
nrominent na-s !, ~ ua,;. :; hn rs 70 play
.,,sa.,," -. pon.'' Vi snis ''a'e'
w,su,y,r,N a.. oIs. r.
route trial TO-DAY Williams. Bradv,s counsel
spoke, stating that the nrosecnt;on had
adopted unjust practices tbrouebout.
The Bureau OF Construction and Repairs Of
the Navy Department has awarded contracts
for furnishing lumber and va,ious other snn.
| plies far the navy wards to tho foIIou,;ng e-nes
on the Pacific coast: S. H. Frank c.
Lake & Warren and III. s. Crocker 4 Co
San Francisco. and A. Powell and lanes
McCudder, Vallejo, Cal.
The issue of standard silver dollars fro-,,
thu Mint fer the week ending Aponst Ia,h
was 2S9, GOO, against 3l2. S9l the correspond.
ing iI period o. last g., year ar, ;s
Contemplated trim through the JJnited states
bv the MaIopis Of I,orne and Pr;nness on;sa
and their anita, The distinon;shed nortv So
mot intend to visit this conntrv Int I'LL 49,
through it en- route to British Columbia.
They will cross the line at Detroit, going
thence TO Chicago and Omaha, and via the
Pacific railroads to San Francisco. Arrange.
msnts are making to provide for the transfer
OF their baggage and their personal travelling
effects through the United States
The Indian Bureau has received a commu.
nication to- day from the Mescalero Agency.
stating that one of Vicsorio's principal war.
riors, who left the Agency in 1879 with Vic
'oric, has been captured.
The Labor Situation.
w,rKrsp,ppp A,us. d.. IT. No.,;,
ham and Wash;,ntn5, r,;nes , ne Iost P,t,
,,nrth e. u.IinnLa, AZ: y t ~,
naerat;on aaa;n III, ,' Is' Ivy IA ate ~ Iui
mine are being lowered TO the pits this morn.
ing. Work here will be commenced to.mor.
row.
The miners and laborers EMPLOYED by the
Red Ash Coal Company in No. collierv re-.
fused to go to work this morning. They
have made no demands as vet and the cam.
pany are ignorant as to the cause of the
strike.
PlTTsBURG, August 2lst-The Pan Handle
coal miners strike against reduced wages
shdeu so-osy, II mas peen InH longest and
largest ever known. o- " oegan APr1i ist, and
tne men nave ioss sZ?g.oo0 In wages: Ineir
ehpioyers anu tne r"iiroau companies nave
aiso ie 81 heAfiy'
III WILKEsBARRE "a, August 2lst.-1t is
learned that the miners ask twenty cents in.
crease per car, and that two discharged men
be replaced.
| WILKEsBARRE lPa.). August 21st.-The
breaker boys at Warrior Run collisry struck
Tor an aivaIcs CT III per cent. Carpenters
shu olaIAsni1hs are occupying tne places OF
The ROCK m;osrs On ss,;.a AZ thu st.n,o,.
,haf, havs hsan aIIou,ed a. ad,asa. g N
nsr cent and retnrnsd IN ,vort ' Va ~
IT, ,Nr Wy -. on
iHvt w. - aususS ss"Ihe strlKe OF
the Ooaoes operatives rs 'iItuauy over: When
ns UNI ga.ss were epansa TINS morning the
ih:ssss nuuloer ., sss,sers Snas nave YET ap-
pnea 10. work nocEed In.
JERSEY CITY, August 2lst.-About 100 of
the striking employees of the Erie Railroad
hela meeting DAY and resolved to aean-
u'n t.e oh.on, 1na "eI,a.ed t.eir wliiingnsss
adonted dsnonnc;na the Isa. lsrs 81 a. I 1a.o
sriEe '-e ,'e
y,
lWAohisSfos, august AlSn-MemDers OF
the Senate ard Officials . az attended Senator
h.ilfs funeral returned here Yesterday They
sty the man most talked of as Senator Hiilp
s,cce.s -s.s ey. Ss,ator fsordon vho ras;..,aj
ooucsoh Noioon' WIN resie ueu
maney.mskipg enterprise. His railroad and
mining specu!ations resulted fortunately, and
he will come back to the Senate, if elected, a
very wealthy man. There is strong feel
ing, however. in favor of Alexander II. Ste.
pheDs, and should he be elected to the Gov
ernorshlp OF Georgia no doubt he will be an
important and formidable candidate.
The Dissatisfaction Among the sioux
Indians,
w.surxo7ou Arr,.. Oh. ...;.C
| tor,, IS tho Int.r;o- $500 oeofe
| a., D. ~ 81 ooe1yn p.s discovered
Il ma bsc.msa HE h sn !. ,ue Mtuse agency,
f,nnaa." ~. n.o oauu 70 soas'efso ana ms
disgruntlsd noIitic;eus bs . xsrr ns sd 1. and
nai1 Cd hea f,,,nd ne = yeiy nau anu an
$500 90 "o SUPPLY oI WHISKY, Inc
$3.50, use ~ "nioa mas caused MN 70 plcK
| 49, d " H, Su9 HSeh'. Soseiyh mas
pnari hcuse - ''
! Ou,u. Arc,., o.. pa cl,
arrested .ns : or 80, y. d.; S.ou u; Ias oeen
80 . '. p"'o,o az ine Niuse'
WAsHiNGfoN, August Zlst.-Ihe following
teiegram was received to-day by the Commits.
sioner OF indlsn Affairs:
PINE RIDGE AeEScy, August Goth.
IN, Commlssoner OF Indian Affairs, Washington: Red
He ref,sas ,e nos',les are squeched
YOUR Wsrrant read ior te ana near
role The Chief OF Police is responsible for bis c p
duct McGILLICUDDY, Agent.
The Arizona Indian sftuatsou.
WASHINGTON, August 21st.-Actinp Sec.
rotary Joselyp yesterday received report
from Governor Tritle, of Arizona Territory.
in relation to the alleged Indian raids in that
portion of the country. He states that AN il