Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-07
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
Belief that the Crisis in the Indian
difficulty is Rear.
CONFERENCE WITH THE HOS TILES.
The Sugar Trust Thrifty specu-
lators-Missionary Money
Laborers Killed-Etc.
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
CONFERENCE WITH THE HOS TILES.
Especial DISPATCHES TO THE aEcoRD-usIos1
VARIOUS LEGISLATURES.
Governor Hill on the Observation-Disclosures
Men Organizes


ALBANY On. j. January 6th-rbe Assar,h,v
was caiied TO order this morning and immedi-
ateiy elected its officers. For the first time in
many years the Democrats controlled that hodv
William F. Sheehan was elected Sneaker over
MILO N: Acker, the candidate OF the Repubii.
cans. sheehan briefly addressed the Assembly.
a,e d mniun III, minor ofhceis were elected in ac-
message.
GOVERNOR HILLS MESSAGE.
In entering upon the seventh and last year
u n my ssfViee as Chief Executive of the state,
VIII not affect to conceal my qualification at
the iact thet for the first time during the past
seven years the popular branch of the Legisla-
T 1I,e u m p9itical accord with the Executive"
me Hfst clause OF the above is quoted as an
oHlclai announcement that he will not be
candidate Tor third term. The Governor calls
upon tfe Legislature to provide for an enumer-
ation OF the people of the State. that "a fair
time NO
PESNsYLvANIA.
HARRISBURG penny, January 9Th Governor
Beaver, IN his annual message to the Legisla-
ture, advocates the passage of such laws in re-
gard 10 the ballot as will secure TO every voter
needom rom dictation in casting his vote and
apsoiute certainty of its being counted as cast
DE calls upon the Legislature to organize
commission TO supervise the part which Penn
ssks tba fha take in the Worlds Fair and
erection OF suitable buildings.
NEBRASKA
LINCOLN (Neb.l, January 6th-The Legislature
organized at noon to-day. The Alliance having
Gear majority elected temporary officers with
out trouble. Y. II. Piertie, Secretary of the
state Central Committee of the Independent
party, was elected Secretary pro TEN. of the
senate senate; :; NJ Elder was elected temporary
speaker OF the House, and Eric johnson, secre-
tary. The temporary Speaker is without legis-
iatlEe experience and turbulent session is
conhdentiy expected.
MoSTANA's LEGISLATURE.
:, h lei January 6th.-There was no change
~ Ihe legislative situation to-day. The Senate
and Democratic House met in Joint session. and
the Governors message was read. The Gov
ernor cans attention 10 the dangers that may
result iIom failure of legislation at this SEES
sion. There is no provision for canyassing the
state election in 1892 in regard to choosing Pre-
sioentlal Electors; also, some provision must be
naue, OF the state VIII lose its vote in the Elec-
toral College.
SOUTH DAKOTA
PIERRE Is. d., January 5th.-The Legislature
was organized to day. The Senate elected Re-
pupIcan subordinate officers by one majority.
The House elected Seawark independently, of
Goddington county, Speaker by one majority
Inc democrats and Independents are united in
DOTH houses, with the exception of one Inde-,
pendent and one Democrat, who voted with the
republicans in the House in the choice of
Speaker.
discourage the Republicans on the Senatorial
contest, but somewhat compicates matters.
There are understood to be sixteen contests
IN the House. which may result in increasing
the fusion majority twelve or fifteen. II is be,
neved by the Republicans that they will draw
on the independents and Democrats enough to
elect Senator.
ST. PAUL, January 6th.-In the Minnesota
Legislature to-day the Alliance Democratic
combination elected their caucus nominees. In
spite of numerous conferences however, their
parties Ill the lower house are yet far from
compromise. The Democrats claim that the
Alliance got the best of it in the Senate, and
RepQEllcans faj lI1ra tn
agree, TO elect their man.
NORTH DAKOTA
BISMARCK, January 6th.-The Legislature con-
yened to day and the caucus nominees of both
houses were elected.
CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD, January 6th-The General AS
sembly meets tomorrow. In the Senate the
Democrats have ten majority and in the
House the Republicans have sixteen majority.
Ofheial returns of the last election show ma
Jority OF twenty-six votes for Morris, the Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor Several hun
dred Prohibition votes throughout the State
were cast out and other votes of both parties
were cast out for various reasons. The Repub-
hcans insist that the matter should be INQUIRED
INTO while the Democrats in the Senate insist
of a deadlock in the Legislature.
DELAWARE.
DOVER, January 6th-The General Assembly
convened today, The Democratic cau-us nomi-
nees were elected.
GOVeruOr blSgS message closed with a Qenun-
citation of the force bill and declaration
hat it is the duty of the Legislature as well as
the Governor, TO protest against it. Legislation
for the proper representation of Delaware at the
Worlds Fair was also urged.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, January 6th.-The Legislature con-
vened in an adjourned session this afternoon
and listened to the reading Of the Governors
message. He recommends a number of changes
in the existing State laws and recommends the
Australian ballot system and primary election
law