Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-24

Cloud, pledged to oppose the bill, and not
even consider it. This explains the reluct-
ance on the part of the many Indians TO
talk about the bill. The disin,egration of
| this combination has been quietly carried
on by the Commissioners for several DAYS
anu II now seems as II progress was being
made. The Indians are signing slowly,
and the prospects are much more favorable
Diamond Dust.
CHICAGO, June 2Sd.-The games of base
ball played yesterday throughout the East
resulted as follows:
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 5, Columbus >
At delphia-Athletics Q, Baltimore
At Cincinnati - Cincinnati Is. Kansas
City !. After the game President Stern was
arrested for violating the Sunday law rela-
tive to ball playing. He gave $500 bonds
tor his appearance in Court tomorrow,
AT Louisville-St. Louis 8, Louisville :.
Swept Over the Dam.
PHILADELPHIA, June sd. While the
Schuylkill river was throneed with pleas
ure-seekers and boats of every description
this afternoon, a rowboat containing two
men and two ladies was caught in the cur
rent and swept over the dam at the water
works. All were drowned. The bodies
were recovered, but their identity was not
established.
An Excellent Showing.
BosToN, June 2Sd.-The table compiled
from the dispatches 10 the Post, from the
managers of the leading clearing.houses in
the United States, shows the total gross ex-
changes for the week ending the 22d, were
81, ll46 65l, ,ls7-an increase of 80 per cent.
as compared with the corresponding week
of last year.
An Iceberg Two Miles Long.
NEW York, June 2Sd.-The passengers
on the steamship La Bourgogne, which ar
rived to-day, had view in midocean of q
monster iceberg. The Captain estimated
its height at l65 feet, and its length at lO,-
600 feet. 1t passed the steamer seven
miles astern.
Selecting the Battle Ground.
New York, June 23d.-Frank Stevenson.
William Donovan and William Harding,
of the Police Gazette Jake Kilrain's back
ers, left this morning for New Orleans.
Their mission is to select the battle ground
for the Sulliyan-Kilrain fight.
Simon Cameron
LANCASTER, June 23d.-General Cameron
is still alive and his condition unchanged
from that of yesterday. The doctors now
say he may live for several days yet, al
though his condition is very weak. conse-
quent upon the lack of nourishment.
Supplies for Nicaragua.
NEW YORK, June 23d.-The steamer
Agraw will sail tomorrow for Nicaragua
with the second construction party sent
out by the Maritime Canal Company She
will carry large quantity of material and
mechanical supplies.
Attending Church.
CAPE MAY, June 23d.-The Presidential
party, consisting of the President and Mrs.
Harrison, Mr.. Wanamaker and Mrs. Harri-
sons father, DR.. Scott, attended services at
the Beadle Memorial Presbyterian Church
this morning.
Moneyed Campaign.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23d.-The recent
battle against the prohibition amendment
cost the liquor dealers and brewers of this
State nearly a million dollars Two hun
dred thousand dollars was raised in this
city alone.
Two Boys Drowned.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23d.-Walter and
George l.. Halford, aged 10 and l6 years
respectively, were drowned in the creek
near Westyille, n. j., yesterday, while
bathing.
Suicide of Bank Teller.
BALTIMORE, June 23d.-T. J. Houck,
Teller of the Traders National Bank, of
this city, suicided to-day by blowing out
his brains with pistol. No cause is as
signed