Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-30

it to two of his cronies to hedge on his former
bets, and make new ones that the Empire
State would give large majority for Garfield.
This afternoon he told me why he changed
his tactics. He says that there is positive,
thorough and well defned agreement or I'M
derstanding between Chester A. Arthur and
John Kelly. The agreement was made some
time ago by Arthur, Conkling aud Cameron
on one side and Kelly on the other. He says
that only three of Kellys leading lieuteuants
know of this arrangement, and he will not
give their names. The others who have
been laying the plans necessary to
carry out the scheme do not
know why they are doing it, but
are acting from orders or suggestions from
the four leaders. The nominations on the
city tickets in New York and Brooklyn are a
part of this scheme. Another portion of the
plan is in regard to the tickets. The names
of the Garfield Electors are TO be put on
tickets which are fac-simile of the Demo-
cratic ticket, aud these are 10 be used
late in the day in the Democratic
wards where workmen who are under
and are ready to vote. Several other plans
have been arranged by which the Republi
cans will vote for the Democratic Mayor and
the Tammany candidates. and in return the
Democrats are to give Garfield their support
The tickets and stickers are said to be ready.
and my informant said he saw several of
them. The same plan will be worked as far
as possible In various cities and towns where
there are many anti Tilden and anti Robinson
men, who will slaughter their opponents at
the price of the Hancock Electors.
THE SUN f." STILL IN sPAsMs.
NEW York. October 29th.-The Sun has
sensational dispatches to the effect that Re-
publican repeaters from Philadelphia will
attempt to ''colonize New Jersey, while
those from Detroit and the West will do the
same thing at Buffalo and elsewhere in this
State. 1t caps the climax by announcing
that the Democracy of Baltimore is alarmed
at the wholesale appointment or Republican
Supervisors there, and says the intention is to
carry that city for Garfield.
THE CHICAGO REGISTRATION MIDDLE.
CHICAGO, October 18th. = The United
States Marshal this morning, on a Federal
warrant, arrested Dryer, who assaulted
Geislsr, the Supervisor, while in the dis
charge, as is claimed, of his duty at the regis
tration poll in the Fourth Ward. A warrant
is also out on the same charge for policemen
Murphy and Thomas McNallY Registration
Clerk at that poll. They will be arrested
as witness against item.
THE SALE AND PURCHASE PLAN IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October 29th.-The Journal
says: 1t is reported that the Chicago Dem
ocratic managers have secured a barrelful of
funds from Barnum and the National Com
mittee, and that it is now on it's way here for
distribution among the voters. The sale and
purchase plan adopted in Maine is to be re-
peated here.
THAT LETTER sLANDERING CINCINNATI BUsI-
NESS MEN.
CINCINNATI, October 29th.-Henry Wat
terson has written to the committee of the
Chamber of Commerce that he did not see
the letter which the Courter-Journal recently
published, and which came from Cincinnati
merchant. declaring that the merchants of
Cincinnati did not care for the Southern
trade or wish the acquaintance of Southern
men. Had he seen it, he would not have
printed it, because he did not believe it re-
fiected the views of the business men of Gin
cinnati. He would not, however, disclose
the name of the writer. as it would impeTil
his business, if not his life.
ILLEGAL REGISTRATION.
NEW YORK, October 29th = Milton G.
Dent, aged Is, of Washington, was held in
the Tombs Police Court to-day on charge
of illegal registration. 1t was stated in
Court that Dent is a nephew of Mrs. General
Grant.
REGISTRATION AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, October 29th-Registra-
ton in this city to date is 80, 199 an increase
of only 543 since the 23d including over 200
colored voters registered this week.
vILLAINoUs ATTEMPT AT FRAUD DISCOVERED.
Quincy (Ill.l, October 29th.-The discov.
cry was made this afternoon that the poll
books, printed for this county by the Demo-
cratic official organ and distributed by the
Democratic Committee Clerk, were so grossly
erroneous as to vitiate the election of the Re-
publican Presidential Electors Tuesday if
they had remained uncorrected The poll
books contained the names of all the Demo.
cratic Electors in full, while Of all but seven
Republican candidates the first name had
been omitted. If returns were made upon
these poll-books, an objection to counting the
vote for the Republican Electors could readi-
ly be raised. The announcement of the facts
created q great sensation in political circles
in this city.
THE PRESIDENT ON HIS WAY To THE POLLS.
DENVER (Col), October 29th.-The Re
publicaas Trinidad special says: The Presi-
dent and party passed here on a special train
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will carry California and Oregon and all the
Northern States, and that he is going to Ohio
to vote for Garfield and Arthur.
GENERAL GRANT AT BATH.
BATH IN. W, October 29th.-General
Grant addressed 1,500 people to day He
had an enthusiastic reception.
AN ILL-UsED GREENBAcKER.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 295h-Stephen ID.
Dillage, the head and front of the Green
back movement in this State, who has been
accused of intending to sell out to the
Democrats, and whose letter severely de-
nouncing Weaver for betraying the Green.
back cause was published by one Lum, now
says he was imposed on by manufactured
reports, telegraphs, evidence and Stories and
by Lum himself and was made'to believe in
Viewers guilt. In this belief, yet guarded
by a hope that he might be mistaken,
he sat down and wrote private confidential
note to Lum, which. in violation of all honor
and decency. he published in part by garbled
extracts. He is fully satisfied that the whole
scheme was a concocted plan to impose on
him. He promises full statement shortly,
which will vindicate Weaver. He closes by
expressing belief that the Greenback cause
will prevail sooner or later.
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
Boston, October 29th.-The Independents
of the Fourth District have nominated I. B.
Hayes for Congress. The Abolition Conven-
ton nominated MIR. Hutchinson.
ODDS AND ENDS.