Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-20

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of goods from one point in the United
States to another.
Treasury officials say the mistake was
made because of this provision of law.
This is not included in the Treasury regu-
lations.
Umatilla Indian Agency.
WASHINGTON, August 19sh.-Lee More
house, agent at the Umafilla Agency, Ore
gon. has submitted his annual report to
the Secretary of the Interior. 1t contains
little of interest. The number of Indians
is shown to be 9S3, divided as follows:
Walla Walla, 800; Cayugo, 40S; Umatillas,
176.
During the past year the Indians have
raised, of wheat, IS 600 bushels; corn, Co.,
600 bushels; oats, 10000 bushels; barley,
%, 600 bushels; potatoes, 1900 bushels;
turnips, $500 bushels; hay, 10000 tons.
The agent recommends an increase of
three Indians to the police force.
Shutting Out the Women.
WAsHINGTos, August 19.h.-The Trea-
sury Department has decided that wife
of Chinese merchant, vsto may himself
be entitled to exemption from the proyi-
sions of the Chinese Restriction Act hy
reason of his residence in the United
States cannot be admitted to the United
States, when coming for the first time,
alone, or with returning husband, other
wise than upon the production OF the GER
tificate required.
Railway Mail Ser
WASHINGTON, August 19d wi serv-
ice examinations for applicant Tor the Rail-
| way Mail Service will be hela1n the follow
| ing cities, September Sd: Tucson, Ar;
| Denver, Pueblo, Boise City, Idaho; Spo-
kane Falls. Seattle, Miles City, Helena,
Carson City, New; Albuquerque, n. NJ;
Portland and Roseburg, Or; Salt Lake,
Utah, and Cheyenne, Wyo.
| Rufiin Exonerated.
WASHINGTON, August 19th.-The Coro-
ner's jury to-day in the case of General
West, who died at Long Branch recently,
| supposedly from the effects of an assault
by young man named Sterling Rufin,
found he died of Br1ght's disease, and ex-
onerated Ruffin.
Deathof a Distinguished Consul.
i WAsHINeToN, August l9th.-The State
Department is notified that Edward Con-
/ roy, Consul at San Juan, Porto Rico, died
| yesterday. He was one of the most valua-
| Bile officers in the Consular service and a
distinguished naval officer during the war
Officers Elected.
| MINNEAPOLIS, August 19.h.-The knights
| of Sherwood Forest to-day elected the fol-
| lowing officers r. B. Harmon, of Califor-
mia, Commander; Adam Brown, of New
York, Vice-Commander; D. K. Cronkite
of California, Adjutant; Charles P. Baxter,
of Philadelphia, Paymaster.
| Crushed by Falling Walls.
FoRr WAYNE lind J, August 10th While
workmen were clearing away the ruins Of
a burned building to-day the walls fell.
Charles Ruhd, Martin Thomas and Law.
renee Overly were fatally injured. John
Glencen and Henry Cent? were badly in,
ljured.
| WASHINGTON. August 19,h.-Captain
Schley, who will command the Baltimore
| expresses himself as well pleased with the
ship. She made the run from Cape Hen
| lopen to Cramps whharf. Philadelphia, in
| less than six hours against the tide.
A Whole Lot of Toughs.
New York. August 19th.-John L. Sui
| Ivan arrived at s o'clock 10 night in Jersey
City. At the depot to meet him were
Charley Johnson, Jim Wskely John Bren
nan, Jack Burke and Jack Burnett. A
brass band accompanied Sullivan to hi.
hotel.
Murderer Captured.
GRAND RAPIDS Mich J, August 18TH
Amiel Gusch, who last week killed Deputy
Sheriff Sinclair and succeeded in making
his escape. has been captured. Violence
from mob is feared and the Sheriff is tax
ing every precaution to th wart the lynchers
General Malone.
/ WASHINGTON, August 19th.-The AID
| ministration WILL it is thought, strongly
| aid General Malone in the coming contest
in Virginia. Senator Quay is now in Vir.
| rir,io Mchn roll
| sion is that Malone will accept the nomi-
nation for Governor.
Nothing In 1t.
NEW York August 19th-The Herald
Member OF Parliament is the authority
for the statement, that Home Secretary
Matthews has taken no action whatever in
| Mrs. May bricks case, Notwithstanding the
previous cables from London to the con.
| trary.
Poisoned With Ice Cream.
ST. PAUL, August 19th-The members
| of Cleveland Grove, U. A. O. D., went on
picnic yesterday and partook generally Of
ice cream. Over 100 were poisoned and
| some are dangerously i'll.
Established An AIibi.
LIBERTY (Mo), August 19th.-Haryey
and James Pullen, under arrest, charged
with the Wabash train robbery, have practi
cally established an alibi.
All were Drowned.
EAsToN (Pa), August 19ih.-Cbas. Keller
Mamie Caliagan aud Winnie Callagan
while boating last night went over tos
fills. ali were drowned.
Wires Down.
The. wires on the central telegraph,
route, via Ogden, were interrupted yester
day and last night by a land slide in Weber
Canyon, Utah. A large amount of tele
graphic matter that should appear in tn,
RECORD, UNION this morning failed to ge