Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-13

| fighting, restrict gambling and to suppress
hurdy -gurdy houses. The following Terri
+, torial appointments were confirmed J. p
/ Wollman. Auditor; D. III. Weston, Treas
| urer; VIM. w. Wylis, Superintendent Of
| Public instruction.
The Railway Strike in the Southwest.
ST. LOUIS, March 12th-Everything is
| quiet about the railroad SHIPS here this
morning. The men are all at work, and
| seem entirely satisfied with the action OF
| the company in restoring the wages. The
| statement comes from Jefferson City made
| on the authority OF one of the leaders OF
| the Sedalia strikers who was in that city
yesterday in conference with Governor
Marmaduke, that unless settlement of the
difficulties is made by Friday noon. the
engineers and tiremen will then Join the
strikers.
TRAIN OF FREIGHT CARS STARTED.
ST. Louis, March 12th.-United. States
Marshal Cousins, of this city, reached Han
nibal, No, this morning with strong
force of deputies, to protect the Wabash
Railroad property. Train Master Richie
also arrived, bringing four engines from,
Springfield to move about 100 loaded
freight cars held by the strikers. These
were met by the strikers, who refused 10
let the engines go to the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas yards for cars. Two of the lead
ers were arrested. The locomotives were
then permitted to pass, but the engineers
refused TO run their engines without per-
mission of the strikers. Policeman Led
ford, who is about half an engineer, then
boarded one of the locomotives. ran ii to
the yards and got out one train, which
started east this afternoon. The regular
-hait
engines, and the work progressed. The
strikers are very indignant al policeman
Ledford.
MILITARY AID REFUSED.
AUSTIN, March 12th-Vice-p President
Hoxie, of the Gould system, requested
Governor Ireland TO order the State Rangers
10 Texas points where the strikers exist,
offering TO pay the expenses Of transpOrta-
ton. The Governor refused to comply, on
the ground that no serious disturbance eX-
lists and the local officers are protecting
railroad property. The Er9liag Sun, the
supposed organ of the administration, says:
The Governor does not approve OF intimi-
dating the people by military display,
unless the necessities OF the case demand 1t.
Three Negroes Hanged by Mob.
Troy (Tcnn.l, March 12th.-Tbrec nc
groes, named Ambrose Young, Charles
Latham and Frank Freeman, were arrested
yesterday, charged with being implicated
III the murder of Montgomery, near the
State line, last December and while under
guard at Union City last night, mob of
100 overpoWered the guards, took the pris-
oncrs out and hanged them Just outside the
CITY. Their lifeless cOrpses were found
this morning suspended from tree.
Two More Mexican Shepherds Murdered.
SAN ANTONIO, March 12th.-Informatio
from Dimmit county tonight states that
two more Mexican shepherds have been
murdered by Americans. Captain Shelly,
OF the State Rangers, has arrested five stts-
poets, charged with the crime.
Northern Pacific Railroad Bonds.
New YORK. March 12th.-Tle Northern
Pacific Railway Company to-day asked the
Stock Exchange to list 81 ,562 900 of first
mortgage Immigrant gold bonds, issued on
624 miles of new road. The total amount
issued is $40, SS4 600 on .995 miles Of road.
National Union League.
New York, March 12th.-General J. s.
Ncgley, President Of the National Union
League, has issued cali Tor meeting Of
the National Council at Philadelphia on
the 2Sth instant.
New York Climate.
New YORK, March l3th-A. M.-The
Thermometer at noon yesterday marked
49o. IL is now l29, and falling This Sic
ces5ion of sudden and extreme changes
tells fCarfully upon weak constitutions.
The newspapers devote much attention 10
the matter, and are arguing whether pneu-
monia is contagious or not.