Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-08
THE WORLDS NEWS.
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR TO BE
RE0RGAEIZED.
Settling Railroad Dispufes-The
Vermont Election Serions Acci-
dent-A Horrible Crime.
IsrEaAL plsrA1our, TO THE nEconpuNoN.l

dent-A Horrible Crime.
EsfEc1AL DISPATCHES TO THE HEcorp-UNtoN.I
DOMESTIC NEyss.
30 be Tried by CUurt2Martial.
WAsHINGToN, September 7th.-Fhe Off
GERS OF the War Department We're especially
gratitied at learning that Gerouimos sur
render was unconditional. The opinion
prevails in some quarters that the Indians
will be transferred To the custody of the
Interior Department for time, and that
Geronimo and his Lieutenan,s will ulti-
inateiv be surrendered to the civil authori-
ties of Arizona, ami put upon trial for mur-
der, with result that would require little
effort to guess. An officer high in rank,
however, inclines to the belief that the
President Will never consent TO the surreu-
| der of Geronimo. to the civil authorities,
but will order his trial by Court-martiai,
if it should he regarded as proper to try
him at all. The same officer said the sue
cessiul ending Of the campaign would BE-
of irestimable value to the Territory OF
Arizona. as the hOsiiles had so ravaged and
harriel an area OF rich country, 200 mics
square, as to render il Cninhabitable.
Investigating the Mayor of Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, September 7th-The in
vestigation into the charges against Mayor
Smith Of the retention Of public moneys
was resumed Yesterday morning by the
Coihhitttee oi uf common ColtlClI, a; >.
M'GaEFF, PaWnpFo&er' 'esiliied that nus
ave chec%S OF 9lG' each' lor 1859 ana 1857
mad DeeA altered Wl'ho3t ms hho%iedSe,
ana alter 'hey nau Deen p.ld IoE g Hceiise'
Ihey were lnade Qayaoie 20 the CltX reiis-
urer, nut ihey now read pay 20 william
b. omlth. II / was S, SHOWN thaI curing IA the
ptTsenl year the mayor ild1 IeCel'e'l 'he
t,,r,,,l 20, ,i,. o.. ,r,,,ra, INC Ia
or - r,r,o-, T., r1,,,ar, q cen o,,I ,,o;d
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60 9'.1ior.o(I ,,aIi;,,s III ~
go 20 So a,o,lil, - ,ra,
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rcceints s5oo nsyn,e1ts notLing i,,ly re,
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40 De Neorgah'zsn'
FfTTsBURG, September Ith-it IS under
stood that, at the National Convention OF
the Knights ct Labor at Richmond next
month, changes in the present law Will be
| made, amounting to Il complete reorganl-
zation of the Order State Assemblies,
under the new plan, Will have control OF
the territory. under their jurisdiction, but
the actS OF tuelr oilicerS VIII oe SUBJECT u
Thvs NJ pnrdeyI,, viii rstain ennranne
- III -, raI;of e., IL ,,,
con'ru, Tnilc ne eiiI liz, iio, ~ siiJ ~
dars The ria,, hos baan .bPro,,a,b,,. con
yossad s:nce the adinnrnmenf cf The
C'avaIa,d Co,vention and ihnro - 1ittje
dnubt hut thot Il will ba edonta1
60. ..r,.
lNDItfAPoLIs ind.l SeptenDer Hh--
Inns AFTERNOON, "hlie lorce VI men was
eiisa,seu ~, III :eaiins uomh 'iIo Tii ous
norate.r ~ The erection Of n new ofe the
snr;rginy Of an inside wall threy down fhe
nnnaT t;er of ;oists unon which were
rp twantv.ona wortmen nrerinitsting tben,
, , ~, 70 tho floor hnIow about fwe,5tv feet
An If tbe mon were more or loss in;nred
| but seven were caught in the debris and
had IN he eertricated OF these II was found
that four were dangerously injured, perhaps.
a,a;h e. ny aIelII oSnmahe s.a9 u
Iuliels n y III hn'an shori l,mC''te a ID
Dolie.h, I9lia tiSI pi1heh anu inse, MAJ
JT iS LII, nI;I,S S W. 49, anu -.
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Ifo sct,I'1,oabor 0'dioar lac rnon Ion
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Seus"ioA Ne'ei'e' oi"'i' rum n'' aiu'
Jt Ia Snnda1' n;',iit Gov 1t;I,,'a
hua and Paso del Norte. He had deter
mined to remain for the festivities of the
18th inst. Independence day. when there
will he monster bill in honor of Presi-
dent Diaz. but was much cbagrined at re-
ceiyinr perenlDtory instructions from Sec
retary Bayard to return North forthwith.
He has promised his friends here to return
on the 18th.
Reach .na rs,,1an.
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pqt an enc 10 me posTslolll'y OF tne niuch-
-i".i-',-i ,aS.
n, r,n,7,r p,,t i4, W., ar Pes, " - HI
oniy "tg1' row an 1lSIy Psrnnatta tts' WIZ
EDITOR SPOKESMAN.
Van1an IL now in Toronto Beech's
cohIporom will he tplerraphed him but
Pnsby has no idea that he will 20 IA
paramatto 70 row. II looks rather n1eer
Busby thinks. when Beach and his friends
have been talking of the race all summer.
and intimatjnr ibat Hanian was afraid
to row tn have Beach. as soon as he finds
hanlan willing to meet hlm, declare be
VIII Only TO" III A''sii"ila'
Settling Railroad Disputes.
Nrw YORK. Sertember 7th.-Tbere WAS
n m eeting of the passenger agents OF the
trunk lines at Commissioner Fink's Office
tins morning. Passenger Agent Lord was
present. representing the Balt;more and
ohio Railway. That road was formally
admitted to the Emigrant Pool. The Bal
timore and Ohio people say that tue road
desired harmony and that no further rate
cutting be done. 1t IS believed now that
with the arrival OF President Garrett an
agreement Will be arrived at covering many
disputed points, which VIII materially
strengthen the present pool and prolong It's
existence.
Opening OF College.
NEW ioEK, September 7th.-The TIL
6unes Newport special of September 9Th
says: The Naval and War College, which
was founded BY Rear-Admiral stephen b.
Luce OF the United States Navy, Com
mander OF The North Atlantic Squadron,
and is superintended by Captain Malone,