Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-19

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 THE REcoRD-UEIosl
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Contests for senatorships.
Boston, January 18th.-In halloting for
United States Senator to-day, Hoar received
las votes, Long 50, Bowerman SO, Grape 4,
scattering % Hoar was declared elected.
OMAHA, January 18sh.-Two Senatorial
! ballots were taken at Lincoln today, not ma
terially changing the result from yesterday.
The last ballot resulted as follows Willard
/ Is, Thayer (who has taken an upward jump
| Is, Saunders 10, Gown 10. Henderson s.
Morton (Dem.) IL, Brown (Dem.) Z, Boyd
(Dem.) 5, Stickel (Anti-monopolist) IL, the
rest scattering.
ST. PAUL, January 1Ssh.-Three ballots
were taken for United States Senator to-day
without result The first ballot stood: Win
dom 50, Cole IA, Dunnell Ii, Start 4. Gil
man l, Berry ], Farmer 2, Wilson 80, Hub
bard s, Davis 3. Strait 2, Armstrong l, Cas-
choice, "a. The second ballot was: Window
81, Wilson 81. Cole IA, Hubbard IL. Dunnell
10, Davis 4, Start 4, Kindred 5-the rest
scattering. Third ballot: Window So, Will
son "a. Cole 16, Hubbard 8. Dunnell IL,
Davis 4, Start 4, Kindred 5-.he rest scat
tering. Caucuses were called OF the Demo
Gratis and of the Window men this evening.
DENVER (Col.), January 1S:h,-The dead
lock in the Senatorial contest still continues,
with no immediate prospect of a choice being
made. The caucus tonight developed moth
ing new. except the significant fact that on
the fourth anu seventh ballots Taber dropped
to five. while Bowen on the same ballots
scored 49, Judge H8llet is spoken of ss a
| H. r. 80 Che deadlock
not be broken. Following is the tenth and
last ballot in the caucus: Pitkin 20, Taber
Is, Hammil II, Bowen D.
| LANSING (Mich). January 1S.h.-The bal.
lot to-day stood: Terry Sc, Stout so, scat
tering 25-smong four candidates.
| DETROIT, January 1Ssh The Legislature
this afternoon took two more ballots for Sem
ator. the result being: Ferry 50, Stout 80,
the Others scattering.
TRENTON IN. J. J. January 1Ssh.-Balloting
for United States Senator begins Wednesday.
Press expressions Regarding Hears Re
election.
BOSTON, January 1Sth.-The Journal Re-
publican) says; The reelection of George +.
Hoar is great victory for the Republican
party in Massachusetts. 1t battles the Gun.
ningly -contrived schemes of Governor Butler
and his Democratic followers.
The Traveller (Republicao) says: The re.
suit is victory of Republican faction at
the expense of the whole party, and to the
| imminent peril Of its future ascsndency in
this State. AS such, it is fit subject for
rejoicing only among Democrats.
General Wheelcr's Return TO Congress.
WASHINGTON. January 1S5b.-General Jo-
seph Wheeler, when sworn in at the begin
ming of the Forty-seVenth Congress, toddled
up to the Clerks desk, held up his hand. and,
| the oath being taken, betook his little body,
gray whiskers and short hair back to his seat.
Lowe contested his election and the commit
| tee reported in favor OF Lowe. Wheeler was
| a musiDg philosopher, and cleared his desk of
private papers the day before the case came
up. When the case YVES called, he sat half .
| day and listened to the speeches, then climbed
| into chair before the Speakers desk and
made an eloquent effort in his own defense,
climbed down, took his hat and left the
House without waiting for the vote which
unseated him, and never went near the
House again, Lste this fall, previous to the
election, poor Lowe died, and o special cleo
ton was called. Wheeler ran on the Demo.
cratic ticket and was elected, and to day tod
died agaia to the front of the Clerks desk
and for second time took the oath Of office
as a member of the Forty-severth Congress,
| This time there was no objection.
Important Decision Regarding Railroad
Grants.
WASHINGTON, January 1Ssh.-The Secre-
tarY of the Interior has decided question of
much importance 60 settlers on lands within
the limit of railroad grants where settlements
| are made after the Withdrawal of the lands
aud before the dste of definite location of the
| line Of road. The Secretary holds such with
drswala imperative against the settlers, aud
that the settlers are protected by statute up
| to the time the line of rosd Is fixed. It ap-
pears that preliminary Withdrawals have gen
orally been made in part for the benefit Of
| lard-graut railroads before definite location
of the roads, and that settlement rights have
been excluded from tie Withdrawn lands. a
large amount Of land has been SO withdrawn
| for the Northern Pacific, Atlantic and Pacific
Texas and Pacific, and New Orleans and Pa
citc roads. SscTe sary Teller's decision opens
such lscds to settlement and entry under the
homestead and presumption laws of the
United States.
Another Case where Hanging is Iaade-
quafe.
BUFFALO. January 1Ssh.-The town is ex.
cited over the arrest of Thomas Wsldron, or
"Brother Franl," On charge of rape upon
girl egsd z. He was director OF the Broth
ers' College, we'll knowa Catholic school
l.
| from the girl, who was suffering intensely.
The man is SO years old.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
| BUFFALO, January 1Ssh.-Is is claimed by
g Brother Franks" friends that for some
time past his mind has been affected.
Guifeau's Rsnes Once More.
WASHINGTON, January 1Sth.-Rev. DR..
Hicks, the spiritual adviser of Chas. Guiteau,
/ ont mr.
to Sureeon.G General Crane all his right and
title to Guiteau's body. The paper recites
the clause of the will BY which Guiteau be-
oueathed his body to DIR. Hicks, and bears
evidence of acknowledgment before Justice
of the Peace. Surgeon. General Crane is un-
able at present to give any information OF
the official disposition of the assassin's re.
mains.
| The Bsdies Of De Long and Party.
WASHINGTON, January 1Sih.-Secresary
| Chandler has received the following from
Minister Hunt at st. Petersburg "Tne
| Government finally authorizes the removal Of
the remains of Ds Long and comrades by
Irkutsk or Octatsk." The Secretary tele.
graphed in reply TO have the remains trans.
ported by way of Irkutsk.
The Milwaukee Disaster.
MILWAUKEE, January 1S;h.-Two bodies
were recovered from the RUNS thIS morning,
making As in all. OF these, only % have
been identified. There are GA dead in all
| The search finishes tomorrow noon. It is
believed that Scheller is in the Dana County
Jail, but the officials are reticent. The land.
lord has not yet given his statement to the
press.
MILWAUKEE, january 1Ssh.-T The mos:
| damaging evidence in connection with Schsl.
| ler's arrest on charge of having set the New
hall House on fire came to light to-day. On
the day before Scheller removed part of his
stock of liquors from the Newhall House
barroom to his private residence. The stock
SO removed was valued at 500. The insur-
ance agents have done nothing towards the
adjustment of Scheller's policy since his or
rest. Surprising developments are expected.
Tho insurance men now openly assert that
Scheller's stock was worth hardly one. half of
the insurance.
Stampede In a Theater.
MILWAUKEE, January 1Sth.-A terrible ex.
element and stampede was caused in the
Grand Opera House during the performance
4 T rs.