Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-19

Horse spoke against the bill, and some of
the halt-breedS were in favor of it.
The speeches of other chiefs were in a
similar strain, although not so radical
MAJOR Warner General Crook ana Gov
eTnor Foster spoke az length in reply. ex
planning again the provisions of the hin
and why they should sign.
General Crook told them if they are II,
live at all they must become self-suDporr-
ing. In pond, be said, the big fish aiwsys
swallow the little ones, and when the white
men come among he Indians, as thev will
do IN few years, in spite of all the Coy
eminent can do to prevent them the In
disns will be the little fish. unless they
agree TO the provisions Of this bill. and pr6-
tect Their land by getting patents on il. He
tpIo the Indians that the trouble with them
was that they always get advice from mon
who want TO live of of them.
ked Cloud was very vicious in his speech
referring constantly to the provisions of
the treaty of 1865, which he said had NOT
been al all fulfilled, and saying thev wanted
10 oe paid what IS now due them before
giving up more land
After the Council talk Red ClOud decided
not to sign, and added that he wanted all
the Indians that signed put OIL the reserva-
uon. DE was impertinent. and said he
wanted the Commissioners to pack up and
leave tomorrow. General Crook st6pped
MIN, and rcCjted 20 the Indians some in
stances OF Red Clouds duplicitv. After
the Council broke up the Indisns began
signing, and up 70 10 o'clock tonight
about $50 had signed. A larEe number
the measure.
Brass Bands aud CIcc Clubs.
PGTrsHUEg Pa Jane lSth.-To-dav's
election on the prohibltorv amendment
was never eqUalPd for strange sights agE
SOUNDS. The streets were u.-cu AL day
with amused crowds watching The bras
bands OF the Ants cpd the ilveni1e r}ee
club o. the lrohihiu0nists. Every r
seemed in good hUmor and the election
was ireer from fights than any election be-
fore known. The vote in Allegheny c1uu-
" Is without precedent for a special elee-
ton. and rivals the vote at any general
election.
New Jersey ConGagratiou.
JERSEY CITY, June lSth.-A fire broke
out in \. b. Cushing's machine worKs NJ 10
o clock tonight and the five story brick
building and its contents were soon de-
stroyed with the adjoining frame build
lnGs belonging to the same firm. The
lhOAdSSNiS
cry, on the west. and crossed the street to
Wallis iron works. The entire fire de-
partment was then called ont and after
hard labor the fire was sUbdued. with
loss of about $lG0 600
Destructive Wind-Storm.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 1Sth.-A destructive
wlnd-storm swept over Peru, Ind. this af-
ternoon, doing great damage Trees. fences.
telegraph and telephone poles were leveled,
and many dwellings injured. Several
freight cars standing on the Lake Erie ana
Western tracks We're caught by the wind
and pushed with great velocity through the
walls of the shops. The total loss will be
many thousand dollars. Much damage is
also done to growing crops throughout
Miami county.
Fight With DesperadOcs.
PARIS TEX, June lS.h.-News mas been
received at the United States Narshal's Of
flce OF sharp combat on the South Cana
dian river on Saturday night between Dep
uty Marshal Rushing and posse and a
band of notorious Creek outlaws, who were
smuggling whisky into the ChiCkssaw Ma
ton. None of the officers were injured
but 1t IS thought an outlaw known as
Black Tiger was killed. None of them
were captured.
Convention of Mining Engineers.
DENVER (Col.), June lStn.-The Denver
| Convention of the American Institute of
| Mining Engineers will assemble here to-
| morrow. There are now nearly 200 dele
| gates IN the city. The Convention will be
! in session at Denver to morrow and Thurs.
! day. An excursion will then be taken to
| various mining camps in this State, and
! the third meeting will be held in Aspen
| the last of the week.
| SIogging FOR the Sufferers.
| CHICAGO, June 1Stb.-The athI Ietic en-
| tertainment given by Battery D for the
| benefit of the JohnstowU sufferers. under
| the management of ParSOn Davies was
q success. One Of the features was q bout
| between Sailor Brown and local pugiGst
named Jim Duffy. Il was s vicious right.
! end was given So Brown in the fourth
! round on foul The entertainment netted
| > 600.
Dakota Dew.
! WATERFOWL lDak, June 18th. The
| heaviest rainfall for years occurred this
| afternoon. For over two hours the rain
| poured in torrents flooding cellars and
| causing much damage to merchandise.
The heaviest loss Will fall on the Water
works Company, by the caving in of the
water mains and connections. The rain is
| still falling, although not SO heavily.
| Montana Boy Drowned.
New York, June 18th. The badly
! decompOsed body OF a boy was found on
| the beach at Raudali's Island to-day. II
| was later identified as the body of Ezra
| Hlrschtield son OfD. HirsChfed. q wealthy
| Helena, Montana, banker. 1t is supposed
| that the boy fell overheard while plaving
along the docks. He had been here dur
ing the winter with his mother.
California Fruit,
| CHICAGO, June 1Sth.-Porter Brothers
| Company sold to-day through the Adams
| u Lewis Auction Company, two carloads of
! peaches, cherries, plums, apriCots and
pears. Plums sold at s. 20 to 81. aDricots
! at So to 55 cents, peaches at 81 O5 TO 80
| cents, cherries at 90 tn 80 cents Bartlett
| pears at S4 80, Peaches and cherries were
| in very bad order today
Race Against Time.
| CLEVELAND, June lSth-Budd Doble. the
| famous driver, was here to-day. and saw
| w. J. Gordon, the owner of Guy (2.I2). in
regard to putting that horse against Maud
| SIS (2:OS4) record this summer. The time
| has not been fixed, but the race will prob
ably come of on the local track.
| Diamond Dust.
| CHICAGO, June 1Sth.-The result of the
| baseball games played throughout the East
yesterday were as follows:
AT BaltimOre-Baltimore1 II, Louisville :.
At lyn-Brooklyn /, st. Louis 5.
At adelphia-Athletics %, Colum-
bus 6.
| Arrest OF a California Embezzler.
| BosToN, June 18th. - The Pinkerton
| agency arrested John B. Kenney to day as
escaping from justice. Kenney is wanted
at San Francisco on charge of the embez-
element of s., 800 from the Wells G Fargo
| Express Co.
Supreme Lodge of Workmen.
OMAHA, June 1Sth-Tbe Supreme LODGE
! OF the Ancient Order of United Workmen
| convened here to-day Delegates are present
| from all parts of the United States.
Chandler Elected Senator.
| CONCORD IN. H June 1Sth-The Senate
and House, in separate session. to-day
| chose W. E. Chandler United States Sena-
tor.