Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-16
The Copper Syndicate.

The Copper Syndicate.
lCopyigti. ,sSs, tie California associated Press.
Bosroy. August I5th.-At the annual
meeting of the Calumet and Hacla stock
holders this morning il was stated by Pres
ident Agassiz that the entire output OF the
Calumet and Hecla mine was being taken
by the syndicate ST 13! cents of profit above
the selling expenses. The copper on hand
was estimated in the annual report at IA
cents. The Directors were unanimously
reelected.
Land Decision Affirmed.
(Copigdi. 1SSs. by The California associated Press.
WASHINGTON, August 15th.-The Secre-
tary of the Interior has affirmed the deci-
sion of the General Land Office in the case
of John Brown and Alexander Doza VS.
Bartholomew Hagliardo, on appeli OF the
former from decision Of January 81, 1887,
in which the Commissioner held that a
tract Of land in the Stockton Land District
is agricultural in character
AIlofments of Indian Lands.
Crow AGENCY (Mont), August 18TH
Special Agent Colonel James r. Howard,
has Just reached here from Indian Territory
to resume the allotment of lands to the
Crows on orders from the Indian Depart-
ment Six hundred allotments were made
last year, and there are about 1000 yet to be
made. Howard was gratifed to find that
the Indians understood the matter better
than last year, and are anxious to have the
allotments made right away.
The Texas Democracy.
DALLAS (Tex.), August 15th.-The Dem
ocratic State Convention to-day nominated
l. S. Ross for Governor and I. B. Wheeler
for Lieutenant Governor. J. w. Stayton,
Z. r. Grenier and ]. L. Henry were NOM
mated for Supreme Judges, the last being q
new man. StaytOn was made Chief Justice.
The rest of the ticket will be nominated to-
morrow.
The Western Associated Press Meeting.
DETROIT. August 18th The annual
meeting of the Western Associated Press
was held in this city to day, when the an
nual reports were submitted, showing all
entirely satisfactory condition of the wears
business and its results. A memorial tri-
butte to the late d. r. Locke, of the Toledo
Blade, was directed to be prepared and en-
tered Epon record. The officers of last
year were reelected.
New Jersey Republicans.
AsHBURY PARK, August l5th-The Re
publican clubs of New jersey held a Con-
ventiop to day Special trains have brought
at least seven thousand persons from all
parts OF the State. Two thoussDd delegates
were in the Convention. Among those
present were Senator Evarts, Congressman
Phelps, Mckinley, Mason and Burrows.
There were two big mass meetings to.
night.
Funeral of Lawrence L. jerome.
fcopugt, 1sss, by &e California associated Pres.
New YORK, August 15th.-The funeral Of
Lawrence K. Jerome took place this morn
ing. Services were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Evans, of the Protestant Episcopal Church
of the Holy Communion. The body was
taken to Greenwood.
Teemer and O'Connor.
Copyright 1855, By E.e California associated FriSs.'
New York, August 15th.--John Teemer
received an order to-day from his bacller,
Jim keenan,, to begin training at once. He
is probably matched with VIM. O'Connor
of Toronto for the championship.
A Fiendish Act.
DULUTH MIMI, August 15th.-A brute
last evening outraged six-year-old girl in
the railway yards of the Minneapolis and
st. Louis roads on Rices Point. The child
will die. The fend was surrounded and
cannot possibly escape.
Nebraska Prohibition SITS.
OMAHA, August 15th-The State Prohi-
bition Convention, after organizing this
afternoon, adjourned till morning. There
was big parade tonight and speech by
st. John.