Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-30

/ WASHINGTON, June 29th-The great In
| doFsement of President Cleveland's Admin
| istFation by Oregon does not pan out much
| after all. The Democratic Governor elect
has written a letter to friends in this city
| in which he distinctly denies that the Ad-
ministrasion question entered into the con-
! test at al. but says the Chinese question
was the oHly issue upon which the battle
was fought and won.
Miscellaneous Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, June 29th.-The Invalid
Pensions Conamittee of the House TODAY
considered the Presidential veto messages.
They were referred back to the sIb-eOm-
mittees, and it is the present intention TO
select the strongest and most meriterioHs
eases, and make an attempt to. pass the
bills over the vetces.
There is no doabt that Randalis tarfR
bill will be reported by the Wavs and
Means Committee 90 the House shis ses-
sion, but in such disembowelled con-
dition that its author viii hardly recognize
its nau6lated remains.
New Hamps.iiz's Democrats.
CONCORD, June 29ths-The Democratic
State Convention was called to order this
morning by the Chairman of the State
Committee. A large number of delegates
and spectators were present
IoECOND DlSPHlCH.
CONCORD, June 29th-The first ballot for
Governor resulted in the nomination of
Thos. Cogswell, of Germantown. A reso-
luton was adopted indorsing the efforts of
President Cleveland and Congressman
Morrison and Carlisle, and their Demo-
cratic colleagues, to revise the existing
tariff laws.
Chicago Labor Troubles.
Company this morning had two hundred
and fifty police and Pinkerton men, armed
with Winchester rifles, taking possession of
its switching in the yards. By o'clock
two long freights had been made up and
started south, carrying a strong body of
armed guards, but met with no molesta-
ton.
New York Stock Market.
New YORK, June 29th.-Central Pacific,
AZ; Burlington, l344 Rio Grande, 153
Northern Pacific. 27l Northwestern, LII;
New York Central, 1904 Oregon
Navigation, 1888; Transcontinental, 335
Pacific Mail, 54s; Panama, 50; Rock
Island, %; st. Louis and San Francisco, 244;
st. Paul and Omaha, 46; Texas-Pacific,
III; Union Pacific, 564; Wells-Fargo Ex-
press, 1871; Western Union, 64s.
New YORK, June 29th.-Northern Pacific
SKIES, llo Dlu, southern racine skies,
1890 10; Arizona skies, 10i4 bid; New
Mexico skies, 106.
The State the Heir.
New ORLEANS, June 29th.-ln the famous
Kate Townsend will case Judge Houston
to-day rendered a decision, decreeing the
will of Kate Townsend in favor of Trois-
vile Sykes null and void, and because
Sykes was guilty of ingratitude Che having
killed Kate Townsend), and thereby for
feited all benefits under the will, and CIV
ing judgment in favor of the State of
Louisiana, decreeing the State to be the
heir-at-law of deceased.
The Central Traffic Association.
PITTsBuRG, June 29th.-A special from
Cresson Springs, Pa, says: The Central
Traffic Association met here to-day, and
discussed the passenger and freight busi-
ness. The meeting will be continued to-
morrow, when the body will consider the
tariff to be charged the 6. A. r. men to
San Francisco. There is grave danger of
the Union Pacific cutting rates unless the
companies can come to an agreement.
Negro Lynched.
GAINESVILLE (Texas) June 29th.-Ed.
Williams, a powerful negro, was lynched
here this morning for an attempted out
rage upon an estimable lady of this city,
Mrs. Cook, last Friday night