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TELEGRAPH1c BREv1TIEs.

joseph Abbott, on trial at Elmira, n. Y,
for the murder of q fellow convict at the Re-
formatory, has been found guilty and SEN
fenced to be hanged on the 10Th of November.
The horse distemper is increasing in New
York, nearly 10000 animals being sick in
that and adjacent cities.
John A. Gleicher, for the past four years
agent of the New York State Associated
Press, has resigned to accept responsible
position on the Denver Tribune.
A Chinaman has entered the Harvard
Freshman class.
The metallic resources of the Imperial
Bank of Germany decreased e42, $50 during
the past week.
Heavy rains caused disastrous foods in
Rehilcund, Bengal. Many lives have been
lost, and the crops are much injured.
At st. John, n. B., the epizootic is preva-
lent. with some fatal cases.
Warren Smith leaves Halifax on the 18th
to contest in a race on the Thames for the
American purse.
The sculling race on the Thames yesterday,
between Laycock and Blackburn, was won
easily by the former.
Frederick Wilkinson, yarn spinner at
Haywood, Eng, has failed. Liabilities,
1926, coo.
The contempt case brought against the
Western Indiana Railroad Company by the
Lake Shore Railroad Company was dismissed
in Court at Chicago yesterday.
Offenbach, of opera bouffe fame, died in
Paris yesterday.
A convention will be held October 14th, at
Chicago, of the farmers and shippers, to con-
slider the questions relating to inter state
traffic and the control OF railways. The
convention will probably be large and in
teresting.
At Waterbury. Conn, last night, two of
the largest buildings. comprising Holmes,
Booth & HaydeE's works, containing many
costly machines and tools, were burned. The
estimated loss is 100000 insured:
a reception was rendered to Mrs. General
Grant and Mrs. Jesse Grant at Chicago last
evening, by Mrs. Perry IL. Smith, which was
attended by about 200 ladies and gentlemen
II was the most elegant affair Of the season.
The United States Grand Jury at Trenton,
\. J., have indicted Charles II. Voorhees,,
member of Congress, for embezzling moneys
Of the Hackeusack Bank.
The trienuial elections throughout France
have been fixed FOR the 9TH of November.
Dobler ard Guyon, Of Chicago, started
from New York yesterday for England, to
enter for the Ashley belt.
The seventyfirst annual meeting of the
American Board OF Foreign Missions began
yesterday at Lowell, Massachusetts
The coinage Of silver at the United States
MINIS during the last fiscal year foots up
about S2S 900, 600. Adding the net export
Of silver bullion and the probably consump.
ton in the arts, etc, the production of silver
for the year will be about S3S, 100000 81
000, coo less than the previous fiscal year.
ST. PETERsBURG, October 5th.-Reports CO
death and poverty fill the Russian press from
all parts of the interior particularly from the
governments of liver, Vladimir, Samara and
Saratar. The granaries at Togarug are
rapidly emptyiDg their stores for coDsump-
ton in the interior country.
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CAN STATES BE PURCHASED ?

q dispatch from the East is to the effect
that the Democrats have been discovered in
an attempt to purchase victory in Ohio
next week by the profuse expenditure of
money. Ii there were any possibility OF
truth IN this it would be time to despair
OF the republic. That there must always
be venal element in politics no practical
man doubts, but hitherto it has been as.
sumed that this clement was so small as
to be incapable of influencing elections
save IN very exceptional cases. To declare
that either party can 90 into State and
buy up enough votes to determine its
position in State election, is TO assert that
the American citizen has degenerated in
stead of improving. and that the probe
tartan vote has so increased az to be capa-
bic of swapping the independent and con
seientious vote. Partisans in the heat of a
fercely contested canvass are very apt to
say things which win not stand analysis,
and We desire charitably to believe tina.
mistake of that character has beer
made in the present instance We do not
think it credible that the Democrats
could spend enough money in Ohio to
alter the result of the election, because we
do not believe that the people of Ohio
have ceased to respect themselves and
their convictions. II the Democrats hope
to do anything with money it IS doubtless
by colonization and kindred frauds that
they are proceeding. When fraud is to be
perpetrated that party is in its clement.
and in suppressing the ballot, or intimidat-
ing voters, or counting out candidates,
1t possesses unmatched skill and effront-
cry. 1t is indeed possible that the Demo.
cratic managers may have imagined it
feasible to buy votes by wholesale, for the
purchase of votes has usually been confined
to their party, and in New York, Phila-
delphia, aud other large cities, they have
long been in the habit of buying up the
yenal elements. But Ohio has always had
a will of its own, and has always voted ac-
cording to its genuine beliefs, and The
Democrats cannot bay that State, though
they should add EngGsh's barrel to Til
den's, and expend the whole amount on
the experiment. Should i. ever become
possible thus to purchase votes in open
market, the beginning of the end will have
been reached.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.


IN New Yorx yesterday Government bonds were
quoted asJO7l for As of 1907; 1927 for 5s of 1881
1851 for rs; sterling, 81 Sll@4 81; silver barr,
lib.
Silver in London yesterday, 52i; consols,
gsl; per cent. United States bonds 105a; 49,
IIls; rs, 1923.
la San Francisco hah dollars are quoted a; dis
@eount to par; Mexican dollars, 81 buying. eS SELL
ing.
At Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at 90
5d@9s Cd for average California.
The mining share market was quite heavy in San
Francisco yesterday, and prices were lower all
FOUND.
Work in the north header of the sutro tunnel
vas abandoned Monday night.
The cases of Brown and Gaunce, the Mendocino
outlaws, have been sent to Sonoma county for trial
systematic robbery of Che Kansas Pacific Rail
road by three conductors and q baggasemaster has
been unearthed by detectives.
The body Of August F. Weber was found floating
in the slough at stockton yester lay morning
Thomas Knuckey was overcome with heat in the
Becher mine yesterday morning. and died before he
could get out.
local option election is TO be held at Ukiah,
AIendocuo county, November I'd.
The Linn County (or.) Fair opens to morrow.
Milton Wass N h 6 been renominated for the as
sembly by the Republicans Of Ventura and Santa
Barbara counties.
The Democrats of Shasta and Trinity counties
have nominated John McMurry of weaverville, for
She Assembly.
A Chinaman has entered the Freshman class at
Harvard College.
Fears are entertained that st. Julien has caught
the epizootic
Joseph Abbott has been sentenced at Elmira, n.
y, 10 be hanged November 10th.
The horse distemper ia still increasing at New
Tors, 10000 animals now being sick there and in
adjoining cities
Daniel Brown, a wealthy citizen of Colorado, was
robbed OF a well filled pocketbook while en- route
East.
The Democrats of the First Connecticut District
have nominated George Beach for Congress.
b. W. Harris has been reuominated for Congress
by the Republicans of the Second Massachusetts,
District
At Denver Col, John Doolittlo fatally shot p A
Golden.
ofeubach, the musician and composer, is dead.
The fair of the Third District Agricultural Asso
citation is in progress at Chico
Heavy rains have caused disastrous floods ia Ben
gal.
The eplzoOtic is prevalent a; st. John, N B., with
some fatal cases.
Heavy business failure at Haywood, Eng.
The Democrats of the Thirteenth New York Dis.
trc, have nominated Edward L. Gaul for Congress
All is quiet among the Utes at the Los Pinos
Agency, Col
4. /. n
leans Monday night
During the last fiscal year the United States Minis
coined about SIS. 900, 900 in silver
The seventy first annual meeting OF the American
Board Of Foreign Missions is in session at Lowell,
Mass
Fire at Waterbury, Conn.
Charles II. Voorhees,. member of Congress- has
been indicted at Trenton, n j., for embezzlement.
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KuKLUx N NoRrg CAROLINA.

a dispatch from Raleigh, N. c., to the
New York Timos, states that Southern
man named Mooningham, who recently
made up his mind to vote the Republican
ticket, and who could not be persuaded to
relinquish his resolution, has received a
letter informing him that If he does not
abandon his " unprincipled politics. and
refrain from trying to ruin society and
6 bring disgrace and ruin upon our race,
he will be attended to-" The writer says
IN conclusion The next time you hear
% from us will be in some other way. Our
q Order consists of 203 members. We will
q visit your section between this and the
T" 10Th OF October, and if you still stick to
your mean designs you may make Your
:" viii and select your place TO dig your
81 grave. By order of Capt of Cuclux
- Clan" As Mr.. Mooningham has not been
turned from his resolution by this dark and
dreadful missive, the Kuklux for Cuclux)
of Raleigh will have to carry out its
threats or subside, and it remains to be
seen which it viii do. There may not be
any tragic sequel to this case, but it is
sample OF the spirit which prevails at the
South The Times correspondent at Ra.
leigh says further Whenever it ia known
'that white Democrat hre turned Radi-
cal, he is first besought to return to his
party. II he refuses to do this he is
- made to feel the wrath of the Demo-
g Gratis in his business, in his private rela.
lions, and in every other way that can
abe devised. This is not new expo
rience, but its survival shows that tho
progress of political liberation in the South
is very Glow, and it indicates further that
this progress would be altogether stopped
If the party of intolerance should carry the
ountry.
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% 10 the stories Of buldozing and frauds in cleo
tons in the South the half has not been told Cen
eral West of Mississippi told me at Selma that il
General Hancock were elected such an impetus
would be given to the spirit Of hatred and intoler-
anee for Republicans in the South, that he (west)
did not believe he could live in Mississippi day.
AT Montgomery Republican meeting was broken
rpby mob, and after the speakers one of whom was
General Burke, Collector of Customs at Mobile had
been driven from the stand the Democratic Solicitor
Of Montgomery mounted it and shouted G d
d-n them. they can out.vote us, but VIC win count
them gu, every time. This information General
Weaver had on unimpeachabe tesiiuony.r-tGe
eral Weaver, on his return from Alabama.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR THE
I county of Sacramento State of California.-In
the matter of the estate Of JOHN /. FRIEND, de-
ceased. 1t appearing to the Court by the petition
this day presented and filed by Henry Burnham and
S. H. Davis, the Executors of the estate of JOHN l.
FRIEND, deceased, praying for mn order authorizing
the said petitioners to convey certain real estate,
fully described in their cad pstiti +, TO the Boca
Min Company, the same being the property OF the
said company 1t is therefore ordered by the Court
that all persons interested in the estate Of said de-
ceased appear before the said Superior Cours,
MONDAY, the sth day of Hoyembef, a. u. 1850, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon OF said day, at the Court
room of said Superior Court. at the house, in
the city OF Sacramento to show cause why an order
should not be granted to the said petitioners 10
vey SO much Of the said properly as stands in the
name Of JOHN !. FRIEND (hy mistake written
"a john a. Friendo, deceased, - the said ca Niil
Company.
And that copy Of this order he publ he'd at least
four successive weeks in the SACRAMENTO DAILY
RECORD USIos, q newspaper printed and pub ished
in said county. S c. benson, Superior Judge.
Dated October 5, 1850.
Z. |. ROBINSON Attorney FOR Petitioners.
Of Iaw4wW
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ney rowed three miles alone in 2o:2si. To.
morrow Courtney will row to beat the best
time (20:144) for q purse of s, 000.
The Christiancy Divorce Case.
WASHINGTON, October 5th-To-day was
the last day upon which Minister Isaac P.
Christiancy could have filed an answer to his
wifs's cross bill for divorce. He did not do
so, and Mrs. Christiancy's counsel will move
for a pro confesso. 1t is understood that the
answers prepared by Christiancy in South
America is at his lawyers, but is of such a
nature that the latter refuses to file it.
Collapsed. as Expected.
CHICAGO, October 5th.-A Boston special
states that the Woman's Deposit Company.
which paid eight per cent. per month inter
est to ladies, collapsed to-day The proprie-
tress says that all viii receive their money.
Wills shut Down.
providence Or. IL, October 5th.-Ihe
Sprague mills shut down to-day, the opera
tives having struck against ten per cent.
reduction.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF A DIED
X of trust dated the 18th day of November, 1878,
executed by G. ]. Hughston to G. IL. Swift and C.
H. Ross, Trustees, and recorded in Book "a OF
Deeds, at page 677 and following, recorts of the
county of Sacramento, State of California, and on
application OF the Sacramento Bank, holder OF the
Indebtedness secured to be paid by said deed OF
trust, and for default in the payment thereof will
U. S. gold coin, on SATURDAY, the Both day of
October $780, between the hours Of 10 and IL o'clock
NJ, in front OF the Courthouse door, in the city
OF Sacramento, State of California, the following
described real property, to wit, four hundred aud
seventeen 99l00 az 99-1oo) of land on Sher-
man Island, known swamp and overfowed land
survey No. $40, to wit, fractional northwest quarter
OF section one % in township two(D north, range
two 2) east and the west half of ion thirtysix
$3.50, in township three ( NORTH range two (2) east.
III the county of Sacramento, State of California.
March s., 1880.
C. II. SWIFT, Surviving Trustee.
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l HAVE SUFFERED from kidney difficulty
for the past ten years, accompanied with
nervous spssms. Physicians gave ma but
temporary relief, but after using three and
one-half bottles OF Warser's Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure my nervous spasms were entirely
relieved. My age is "a gears. recommend
this great remedy to all suffering from nervous
troubles.-MRs. MARY REESE, Easton, Pc.
II. G, Kirk & Co., agents, Sacramento.
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Executors Sale Of. Real Estate

r OTIS AND 6, Fl AND l. EIGHTH AND
Ninth streets VIII &c sold as a whole or in
subdivisions. Also
East 20 feet Lot 3. " and N. Ninth and
Tenth streets, with BRICK HOUSE containing "A
rcosns), IN good repair. For particulars, apply 90
Il. BURNHAA, 1872 Secondly
street. OF EXECUTORS
s. II. DAVIS, 70i j street.
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HANCOCK AND ENGLISH

ysyHE REGULAR MEETING OF TIE HANCOCK
and English Third Ward Club will be held
THIS "wednesday EVENING, at 8 o'clock, at
Jacobs Hall. on J, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets HON. THOS. }. CLUNIE and others will
address the meeting. K. o. CRAvENS, President
J. W. BRpNIGFx. Secretary. colt
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DIED.

Sacramento, October ELIAS Bohlei , months and
. days
Sacramento, October Johanna Sophia Schmidt
tmotber OF Mrs. L. Schmaelzle and Mrs X. Orth),
" years.
Funeral notice hereaiter.l
Sacramento, October 5-Charles E. Camp, a native
of Ashtabuls county, Ohio, SIS years.
Funeral notice hereafterl
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The Republican was the first political party TO
recognize TIE Chinese question as one Of national
Importance, by the declaration in its platform Of
is7s-thc subsequently adopted Democratic plank on
che subject being simply demagogical bid for
.-nt,s
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Republican Meetings.
HON. H. F. PAGE
NOMINEE FOR CONGRESS (sEcosD DISTRICT,
WTHL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE ON THE
w issues OF the day at
@ACEANIIEzTO,
MONDAY, OCTOBER II, 1880
ELk GROVE. Tuesday, October 18th
RGCkIES.. friday, October 18th
MONDAY, ocToBERn. 1880

AZ The County Committee viii please make the
necessary arrangements for the meeting.
By order of the Republican State Central Com
mittee. P. B. CORNWALL, VICE Chairman.
LINES r FINI,YsoN Secretary n65t
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SIS REWARD.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THEN
= Railroad pasture near Sheridan, on LS{SN
the 21st day of September, 1sS0-One ~
bright bay HORSE, black name and tail Isl to 16
hands high, very hollow backed and high withers.
about 100 pounds weight no brands, is well bred
(sred by Fred. Low) 6 years old, left hind ankle
white has been thoroughly halter broke, and used
very lit'le is high spirited and an unusual appear
ing horse Twenty-Five dollars will be paid for the
recovery o; the horse and $50 will be paid for the
apprehension OF the thies MOSES HOPKINS.
Sheridan October 3, 1850. o6-lms
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CoInnuni,ts Not permitted TO speak.
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
ARCADE HOTEL.

ARCADE HOTEL.
SACRAMENTO, October 5, 1880.
j McCauley, S Francis II Finegsss, S Francisco
" S Hobart &w, do Heller, do
B LYLE do G A Davis do
p Col man, do 2 " Johnson, Nevada
Chas Fl Porter, Boston r Manning, Detroit
Smith, Pelzn, III
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CxAcRsNrNro ROLLER AND IRON WORKS.
sS 7 sweet between Front and Second, Sacra-
ns,,.o Nsnnfsc,urer Of Steam Boilers, Sheot lion
Work. ete. Also, all kinds Of Repairing Chang ns
Portable Boilers fress Weed 70 s''ew haIn is,s
Specially
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NJ. r.. REAED & Co.
j. A. CUNNINGHAM.

SIATIoNERY, BLANK BOOKS, WRAPPING
- Paper, Ete., No. 3l2 street, between 1,.iu
and Fourth. on-4pl@
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pay any more duties, and we will then be
able to get our goods into your market Do
you see, they know where the shoe pinches,
and that is the reason they want the Demo-
cratic party to succeed
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s Government and the Jcsuiis
<~ --e.aribaIdI,
irish Land agitation.

DUBLIN, October 5th.-Parnell addressed a
meeting of 10000 persons at Kilkenny on
Saturday last. Nine members of Parliament
and fifty Catholic priests were present. Par
nell announced that as soon as sufficient in
formation had been collected, the Land
League would organize great strike against
paying rent on the estate Of every ra X
reutiEqr landlord
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SACRAMENTO HOME soAooL,

We STREET, NORTH SIDE, BE WIEN THIR.
hi tenth and Fourteenth-1Le twenty. frs.
term will commence October 18th.
o4-2pIws MRS. f. NJ ROSS. pnncipal.
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RIDING SCHOOL.

YINHE FIRST MEETING CT THE CLASS FOR
il instruction in Horseback Riding will be held
AFTERNOON, at o'clock. Instructions will be
given by MISS KATE CROSS. of Woodland, at so
cents per lesson for those who furnish their own
horses and equipments; 81 where horse is pro-
yided o5-2t
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Courtney RowIng Again.

SciPIo IN. W, October 5th.--Courtney's
race with Riley was fixed for to-day az
Ensenare, but Riley failing to appear Court.
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Sacramento Conservatory Of Music,

YsyHE FIRST TERN OF THE FOURTH YEAR
Z of this pr sperous institution commences on
MONDAY, October 4, 1880. Terms moderate
MRS ABBlE CHENEY, Principal
Graduate of the Artists Class OF the Royal Conserva
tory Of Stuttgart. o51Wis
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ii. New Yorx yesterday Government bonds were
quoted atJo7 for As Of 1907; 1922 for 5s of 1881
1oss for rs; sterling, 81 S1l@4 81 silver barr,
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CHICAGO, OCTOBER 3th.-In the meeting at
Richmond, Ind, yesterday, Postmaster. Gen.
eral Maynard made the following statement
Z" After the last Presidential contest / was
on the shores of the Bosphorus when the
news came that Tildsn had been elected, and
for number of days it remained unques-
toned. Very shortly afterwards l talked
with an American gentleman just arrived
from London, who said that while it was
thought Tilden was elected he was approached
by hundreds of manufacturers who said,
Now your contemplate tariff law will be
repealed. and we shall be able to sell our
goods in your market without having to pay
duties on Them l was talking just before 1
left Europe for this country with an English
manufacturer of great prominence, who was
inquiring as to the candidates in this Presi.
dental contest. he said II General Han