Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-10

.nat they are trading off their ponies. bIanIets @
hasas Hnn .Ii9kets for guns and ammunition Never
Indian tne recent craze has the aspect in
aI tnelIs are being made to give the border towns
Tn,Sry nazy assistance possible, and Oklahoma set.
t'els are fully aroused
STILL MORE DANCING.
OtRAY INDIAN AGENCY (G-san pir.r rI,ab,
| december sth.-fhe Southern TTfes ore oreaiiy,
~ Ae.eou i pser the news from Dakota regarding
aao; sne coming OF Shin OBJ Christ and Commenced
uauelnsT ana trouble is looked for
hathaway for Postmaster.
MASsaINS1oS aSaIs ZION December 9.h.-9he Republican
OF me House held short caucus after
succeed Wheat Mr.. Carter of Montana secureG
80 80 S9ses W ior nls candidate. James W Hathaway
SataS against 80 for the other four candf-
slstant Postmaster; Reed of minnesota snd
Barnes and Ralph of Illinois Haihswav E is a
and was Si Unlo, he enlisted in the 1O5th Ohio
Perryville, KY. he removed TO Montena az ,ba ~,
elose OF the war. He has held several Federal
ana county ofices and is al present Secretsry IF
| the republican state Committee
Federation of Labor
/ DETROIT, December 9th Easaro.io, =.
Labor reassembed this morning n was ar
poanseG poaai "a that the National ASSOCIATION of
Union had been organized The snnonnce
ments we're received with appIsI.sa amnng
tne resolutions submitted was one thst each
/ international
| Union be assessed ten cents per nI,s rtar for q
strike fund, from which all men oIi . strika are
ta aSe "a, " PEI week. Referred TO the Commit
Geary in Washington.
| W. sHISGGoN, December ah Pa,,ro ,an,o,i,,a
4. >. Geafy, Tom the Santa Rosa district ar
T@IveGth!s @ morning and re yistered at WilIsrd;s
today and Gssrn Ha1 a MN IN tow at the Capitol
ways OF Congress Geary appeared bef6Ta the
bar oT the House and speaker heed adminis.
q nj fntfip
OF California. Pipdar of New YORK and Rractars-
ridee OF Arkansas reduces the hepublican ma
| lorlty IN the House TO six.
Murder and Suicide.
CARTHAGE (Iii), December 9th.-Iutelligence
was received here to-day of the murder OF A. E
Mccall, former prominent citizen of This
place, by sebron Marquis at DAYTON The two
men were nelghbors and Mccall loaued Seb,on
some straw. Sebron took edvsnlaee.ot ycCaITs
kindness and carried away more straw than he
could afford. When Mccall expestulated Se-
bron shot him, killing him instantly Sebson
then suicided.
Talked Too Much.
GREENWOOD (Miss.), December eth.-There
was another lynching at Roebuck Mss. o.dsy
as sequel 10 the Aron murder One Moses
Lemon (coloIed) became ind ignant at The Iynch-
ing of Martin for killing Aron ard il was
learned that he was circulating among the
negroes, trying to get up mob and go to Aron's
The people OF the neghborhoGd both white
and black, formed an organization aud swung
Lemon 10 tree
Pugilist Glow Killed
ex pugilist. was shot and killed in a saloon this
morning by Frank c. Marshall. The men had
some trouble over a. horse which Glow claimed
that Marshall had sold him. This morning
Marshall walked into a saloon where Glow and
the barkeeper were standing, and shot Glow
The barkeeper shot at Marshall three times but
without effect.
Delamater in Trouble.
MEANWHILE, December 9th-The statement of
the asslgnees of the Delamater Bank is not
satisfactory and gave no great degree of hope to
the depositors 1t is ssaid warrant has been
issued for the arrest of Victor NJ Delamater
late cashier of the bank he being charged with
accepting money from depositors after banking
hours and with full knowledge that the assign
ment was to be announced in less than twenty
four hours.
Respecting the Sabbath
PHILADELPHIA, December eth.-Ine various
reports read at to-day session of tie American
Sabbath Union showed an encouraging progress
of work. Corresponding Secretary Taylor re-
ported that there had never been such an awak-
ening to the necessity of observing the Sabbath
Day as at present exists. He sooke OF the ef-
o Sundays
Not Approved
WASHINGTON, December 9th-Two bills, inn
posing tax upon compound lard, were re-
ported, without recommendation, to-day by
Senator Paddock, from the Committee on Agrf-
culture. One IS the bill that passed the House
il the Senate last session by Dawes Both pro-
vide for an importation tax and the regulation
| OF the manufacture of compound lard.
Military Expenses.
| WASHINGTON December 9.h = The House
Committee on Military Affairs has completed its
| consideration of the army appropriation bill
| for The next fiscal year. 1t appropriates
S642 O39, being siS5,55 more than the appropri-
difference Is the increase in the appropriation
for army transportation of s250000.
Bloody Tragedy.
| CHARLOTTE On. C.), December 9th-In Ruth
ertoid county to-day Holloway Wall shot and
| brother and then suicided. He deserted his
wife several months ago and mas not since been
heard of until today, when he appeared a. the
| ing.
Gold from Europe.
New YORK, December 9th.-over S30C0,O00 in
| gold viii start this week from Europe to New
York. This Will tend very strongly TO relieve
the money stringency in this country, the ex-
! tent OF which was shown to-day when the rates
| for money advanced to one-fourth per cent.
interest for no apparent cause, except fear on
| the part of the capitalists.
Miller Win Succeed Miller.
| WASHINGTON, December 9th.-A California
ASS ciated Press correspondent learns tonight
from the best of authority that Attorney GEN
eral Miller will succeed the late Justice Sam
| uel Miller of the United States Supreme Court
This has been fully decided upon, It is re-
|
state Commerce Commissioner.
His Action Approved.
| WASHINGTON, December 9th.-The Cabinet
met to-day. II is understood the financial
situation was the principal question con sid
| cred. The President and others expressed
! satisfaction at the success of Secretary Win
doms efforts towards relieving the money
| stripgeacy.
Ninth Victim.
TOPEKA (Ran.), December 9:h.-Deegsn, an
| ironworss man on the dome OF the State House,
| fell l50 feet this morning and was instantly
killed. He struck the iron and was frightfully
msngled Deegan is the ninth iron workman
| killed within the last five years while at work
on the State House.
| viii Surely 3 Eun,
! NINNEAPoLIs December 9th.-A special from
one of the wheel horses OF the South Dakota
Democracy, hiss Just returusd from New York
where he had an interview with ex-President
| Cleveland. Cleveland said he wonld surely be
q candidate in 1892. and wanted his south Da-
! kota friends to stick to him.
Press Club Convention.
PITTsBURG, December 9tb.-The President of
| the Pittsburg Press Club, by virtue of resolu-
| issutd call for an International Convention of
press clubs, to be held in P.ttsburg January
p, 1872. lhe object is the formation Of an in
| ternationeI association OF press clubs.
Cowardly Murder.
DoUGHEgTY Il. IT,, December 9ih.-Joseph
! Brown, who lived with his stepdaughter in q
small cabin near here, ives called TO the door
! last night by some unknown paities, who fred
upon and killed him His stepdaughter, who was
standing behind him, was also killed.
Coburn Buried.
| NEW YORK, December 9th.-The funeral of
Joe CobuIn, the old time pugilist, took place
! this morning from the Church of the Holy In
nocents, 1t was attended by e large gathering
! OF sporting men. The interment was in Cal.
vary Cemetery.
Father Junipero's Monument.
! WASHINGTON. December 9th th.-Secretary Proc
tor has approved the site selected by Mrs. STAN
/ ford Tor the erection of her monument to the
| memory OF Rev. Father Jun!pero. The work on
the erection of the monument begins to morrow
at Monterey.
! Distributing Arms.
! WASHINGTON. December 9th.-The President
! has approved the joint resolution authorizing
/ the Secretary of War to issue 1000 stands OF
| arms to North and South Dakota, wyoming,
! Montana and Nebraska.
Discussing the Resolutions.
WAsHIsGToN, December % The Republican
caucus committee to frame the Cloture rule for
| the Senate to-day discussed the various resolu-
tons. II is said report will be ready in few
J days.