Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-07

rampant free trader, ami opposed
70 taNne Tor that reason. iut 50 strong
j. fayne, even m HurdS district, that the
latter : friends have postponed the Con-
gresSonui Convention until after July Sth.
Then II PAYNE Is beaten NJ Chi
cago. his friends Will not care who
represents the Toledo district i'm Congress.
and II nominated. Payne will not desire
to anj1gonHe Hurd. In either event there
lore, iiUrd VIII be returned; but II nom
mated before the Chicago Convention the
Payne men probably would beat him.
Brown mcntions this 10 show PAYNE pop
ula1ty among the OhloanS. Rc9JtilnE
Blame, II Is stated that Bob Iugersoll, who
Will represent this district in the Rcpub-
lean Convention, goes there for Gresham.
j MS surprises all ot Blame ; friends, and
there Is believed to be some trick I'm 1t. \
hepuo'lGih senator Salu yesterday that
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me hailr"a" Ian" Grant
WASHINGTON. May 6th-l cSterIay the
House began It's railroad grant war II So
tame contest as the passage of the forfeit
urc bills can be called war, by taking
up the bill tortc'tin. the Oregon Central
grant If all the bills are attacked so et-
iectNciN aS tins one was yesterday by
"e"IEe' o! oregon the funhc iah1S ON
Hll''v' VIA u1' S''" Ii'"'i, glory ny 'hSir
t''S,9II5e' toI il'N one: ,'S M HeoIEc Nal,'
W"uu SIMPLY IIiri'lHh employment 10
'LtT"H !a"HeI>' "i'ilo't SIN ing 'e!iei 10 'he
SG'uv!. IL "H> uSSlSilV' 10 oeneH'' Even
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',colSe eNpIaila'l"ii; auillll ull't III us
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Lay "l So.i Miio nus 2 'ii,LEe ~ 'llc measure,
IaN Sleyu 10 .'sc "ctrEc Hi'ltilIi'iSi!tS t9
,nsT''1se' i;I ~ anu 1t Is IoInlt 'llat tng nIil
land granted to the oregon Central.
through which the railroad has been built
in good faith. No furtheraction will, how
ever, be taken till Tuesday. After that
day unless the tariff bill intertereS the
committee will push all their measures.
There are several over which there Is sure
to be long debate.
The Tariff Bill.
W,sTrTvGrov AnriI 9Th -Rcprpseutotive
Norrisnn i cvne,itod ia call nm Tho t,ritf'
hill lurin,r rho ,.,u,ir,r ,vcrl- and iFnnf do
mandinu9 = dcb,rr mon il ~ once bn will
at Ir,st ,,sl- tbot - do,- be sct fnr itS cnn.i,I-
GRAFTON So far NGrrisnn's inaction has
consed much dissatisfaction II has dis
bcartrncd his friends and oiven tLr nro-
tnctionists nm ol,,,rt,rit, ~ nav se,.nraI
dodgns last wool nor tLa Ioost If which
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hone - the ,,ss.,, If rho ,iu owen, il, ''. ~,
amended shape. The debate once com
menCed VIII last three, perhaps SIX weeks.
The California Delegation.
WASHINGTON. April 6th.-Owing 10 the
backwardncS> of work in Congress. and the
improbability of an adjournment before
August. none of the California members
expect to be at home when the Conven-
tions meet to nominate Congressman. As
RusecranS and Sumner live in the same dis
trict the latter. il is understood, takes little
interest in the contest GlaScock says he
will probably have no trouble in securing
tnc nolllllldupl, aN MS ulStllct mas now
5000 Republican majority under the new
apportionment.
Fatal Drunken Row at IA Dance
GprrvsRf-RG fPal AnriI 9Th Last riobt
during n dance at a farm-h6usc near salem
= drunken row ocrurrpd in which ono
man WA, fatally and three otbers Serinuslv
injured The FIGHT sDruna from an old
fpud between the NcT.aUrhIin and tbe
Wagner families Three brothers of each
family took a hand Tho elder N,T au,rb-
lin struck George Wagner over thr head
With - naJino snlitfi1r o,,on bis ,I.nII
W agner Is ilVlng tins evening, but ms ply
SltiIis say nc CdlliIo' possibly recover.
The Cuban Filibustering Expedition.
KEY WEST CFlaO ADril 9Th - The
schooner ShoterS arrived last nioht nossed
two revenue cutters and the Hooshin Ten
nessee. and proceeded TO the upper harbor
where She was seized bv COLLECTOR Wicker
who placed inspectors ON board and tbis
mnrnino hoisted the revenue Aao NJ tbn
,,,n.ti,,5d rI,or,,,-or, tI,,oo - ,i,,,rI
two colorcd and one Cuban. The negro in
charge said the Shoters was engaged To 90
to Cane Florida; that ON rounding F6rt
Tavlor. Aguero told him. with drawn pis
tol. that he must take the party to the