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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-15

We find them resorting to the most infamous and
diabocal schemes to carrythe State over the
troll of the men whose disloyalty was only equaled
during the by their energy in opposing the great
moral element that was striving to uphold and de-
fend the liberties for which our fathers fought Re-
Gently they have been plotting and lying in the
most reckless to carry Indiana for Mr.. Ian.
ders They have willfully sought to misiesd our vot
ors every vital Issue before the people, lin
dianapolis Sun, Greenback party organ.
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comnsnts Of Newspapers.

RrcHMoSD IVA J, October l4th.-The Dis
patch admits disappoir tment over Indiana,
hut does not give up the 6ght. 1t appeals to
Virginia to stop this two.ticket nonsense, and
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-15

A New SwINDLE The President of
Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport, was
recently made the victim of new swindle.
A well-dressed man, about 30 years of age,
called on him and made arrangements to
place his daughter in the school. He
seemed to be well acquainted with many
public men. His daughter would arrive
the next day, and he proposed paying her
expenses for six months in advance The
bill was made out, when he handed the
President a draft for $500 on firm in
Washington, and received in return a
check for S3S, the amount in excess of the
BILL The President was SO pleased with
him that he drove him about the city and
then invited him to tea. After receiving
the check he proceeded to jewelry store,
where he had previously selected SD
cane, presented the check in payment and
received the difference in cash, and de.
parted soon afterward. President Gray
suspected that all might not be right, and
on investigation learned that the stranger
had given him worthless check
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-15
WHAT THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS STOW

The elections in Ohio and Indiana have
shown that the g solid South was, as has
been frequently pointed out, device Ger.
tain to lead to solid North. The idea of
the Democrats, that they could pack the
South by force and fraud, and that, having
thus secured the electoral votes of those
States in advance, they could expect the
canvass in the North to be carried on as If
nothing abnormal in the conditions existed,
was of piece with their usual faulty.
They had apparently persuaded themselves
that the country had ceased to care about
the preservation of republican government,
and that it would not only condone but
indorse the audacious theft of the Southern
electoral votes. Ohio and Indiana have
undeceived them on this point, and next
month the last of their illusions will be
swept away. The solid South is doing its
perfect work. The utterances OF Wade
Hampton and Vance and Toombs and
Perry and the Southern press have con-
WINGED the North that the principles for
which Lee and jackson fought are in fact
again in issue, and that it is necessary
to settle these questions once more,
and it is to be hoped for the last time.
The Democrats have themselves to blame
for this situation. They imported section
alism into the canvass. They set the South
apart as though it were an Independent
territory, and declared that throughout
that region there should be no freedom of
discussion or of voting. They undertook
to stihe and suppress the entire Republican
vote of the South. They acknowledged
the leadership of those Southern men who
had identified themselves with opposition
to the constitutional amendments. They
placed their dependence upon ballot, box
stuffing, false counts, and bulldozing But
IN so doing they issued challenge to the
North which it was compelled to take up,
and which it is meeting now to their dis
comiture. The Democratic party has ever
since the rebellion failed by proceeding
upon the theory that the North had
not sense enough to see through
the shallowest political devices. The
nomination OF Greeley was the first
blunder it made. It then imagined
that it was possible to deceive the
North by choosing as its candidate
man who had been a loyal Republican.
The collapse of the experiment, however,
did not teach the party wisdom. In nom.
mating Hancock it attempted to play the
old trick over again, and thought this
feasible merely because there was slight
change in the arrangements. This time it
took Union soldier for its figure head,
but it had not sagacity to perceive that
General Hancocks military record could
not affect the fact that the South had been
made solid by fraud. 1t could not see
that it signifed nothing who was nomi-
mated, so long as the only hope of winning
lay in the systematic violation of the fran
chise. This fact, that no Democratic
candidate could at the present time be
lawfully elected, never occurred to the
Democratic leaders. They went on the
assumption that the solid South would be
accepted as a legitimate condition of
things, and that it would cut no figure in
the canvass.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Assistance demanded.

CoNsTANTINopLE, October 18th. = The
Shah of Persia telegraphs the Sultan, de.
manding that Turkish army corps be sent
to the frontier to assist Persia in quelling the
Knrds outbreak.
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vest Virginia Rcfurns.

WHEELING, October 14th.-The indications
are that the Republicans have reduced the
Democratic majority in number of coun-
ties, but the Democratic majority will not be
much below $780, The Greenbackers, who
claimed 5000 in the State did not poll half
that. The Republican candidate for Gov
ernor led his ticket, and beats the Demo-
cratic candidate in his own home. The vote
is very large.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-15

INDIANAPOLIS, October 14th.-Mr. English
pronounces the rumor about his withdrawal
from the national ticket entirely unfounded.
1t has never been mentioned to him. and he
knows of no reason why it should be. He
says that be confidently expects to be elected.
and that Indiana will go for Hancock and
English IN November.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-15

LONDON, Octoher 14th.-It is stated that
the notorious Nine. Rachel, the so-called
female beautifer," has died in prison. She
was convicted of fraud in August, 1873, and
condamned to nenal seryitI,de
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-15
England and the Irish Land League.
Died In Prison.

DUBLIN, October 14th.-It is expected that
the Government will begin proceedings
against the Land League leaders on an ex-
fapsiyo oca1a
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-15
Naval Demonstration Abandoned.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, October 14tli.-The EN-
bassadors have notified the Sultan that the
naval demonstration has bsen abandoned, its
object having been attained.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-15
Methodists JubiIans.

CHICAGO, October 14th.-In the Rock
River Methodist Conference this morning
dispatch was read announcing the great Re-
publican victory in Indiana, and the Confer
ence became wild with excitement and sung
the doxolo2y. DIR. Luke Hitchcock said they
would be criticised for this demonstration,
but he believed it was an escape from civil
war, and he felt that this religious assembly
should lift its heart in praise to God in the
use of that glorious doxology. Amen, amen.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-15

NEW YORK, October 14th-The total
amount of United States gold and silver
coin in the country October LIST was 1869, $751;
003 in gold and S149, as, 1856 in silver. OF
these amounts, there are s67. 204, 293 in gold
in the Treasury, and 1902 676, 700 in cireula-
ton. In addition. the Treasury holds SOS :
90, 5i6 in gold bullion, and s., 557 759 in sill
yer bullion, for coinage. There is more bull
ion now in the country than ever before,
largely on account of the European influx.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-15

ST. LOUIS, October 14th-The railroad
fight continues sharply The Chicago ard
Alton dropped the limited tickets to 50 20
this morning. and the Wabash immediately
went to 81 20, having advertised to sell a
dollar less than any other road. The unlimi-
ted tickets remain at 81 70-yesterday s
pr:oas
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28
GLOBE DISTRICT.
0LD HIcEoRY.
MininE News

Work on the Independence mine vtll be resumed on Monday, March lst.
 Hoisting works nov on the way from San Francisco, for Mack Nor ris mine
 B. Weisl 6 Go. shipped Oy yes teraay's Express one bar of bullion from she $. ". Alice, Sl.456 4.
 The Irene shaft is one hundred and thirty feet deep. There are two hundred tons of milling ore on the dump.
 Mr. Jerald reports thas q miIl has been ordered and will soon be ship ped fer the Townsend gold mine.
 The Foreman mill is now running on tailings of which the company have 3 large quantity. The super inscndent regards ! supply Of ore as beyond s peraayentaIe.
 The Mexican niue IS showing well. Tue Cox < Coplin is yielding some very rich ore. The Chromo, also, is gladdenlng the hearts of its owners.
 Mr. A. T Lea. formerly of this place has returned to further deyel- ope the Len nine He speaks well of the Tombstone and Paagonia districts where he has been prospect :ng
 The Silver Queen Ii. Go. have commenced work on their Silver Queen claim. + is reported that the company has Jet a contract for put ting old shaft down fifty addiuoual feet and cross-cuttpg twenty feet. The Silver Queen is on the Irene ledge
 During the week Ke visited the Silver Mountain mine which adjoins the Irene on the northeast ehd and were agreeably surprised so see the very favorable out-look. Like the Irene, the uoppings are large. show ing 2 snonz vein Of mineral snd we. sec no good reason why the Silver Mountain Fiin not rival the Irene at no distant day.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Inasmuch as frequent inquiries have heen made for our paper containing the following aAa ihatlssae being vx- hausted, we re-publish 1t for the in- formation of mmers
 4 bin to amend sections 2324 and 2325 of she revised ststutes of the United States, coDcerning mineral lands.
 Be t enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Cln- gress assembled. That section 2324 of tLe Revised Statutes of the Unl- ted States be amended by aiding thereto the following words ''pro- vided, That where the chiIAaBt for q patent is not 8 resident of the land district wherein the yein. lode. ledge or deposit sought to Do pateblei is located, the aEhshAvits required iO be made iR this section by the claimant for such patent may be made by kis, aer or their ausherized agent, where said agent is eohversanl with the facls sought 10 be established by sald afidavifs And provided, That this secnon shall apply to all applications now pending for patents 70 mineral lands. '
 Section 2. That section 2824 of. the Revised Statutes of the United States be amended by adding the following words Provided shat the period within which the work required to be done snnnIly on all anpatente,i mineral claims shall com mencc on the 1st day of January succeeding the date of location of such clam, and this section shall apply @ all claims located since the l0ih day If May. A. D. 1872.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Tba 9s ie raDialF approachia


 The sams is rapidly approaching when M will be necessary for tue Democratic party of this Territory so be represented in the convention for the nomination ofs eandidate for President, allow me to suggest some unity of action on the part of the different sections of the county by q timely notice of meeting. The prop CT way, l take it, would be for meet ing of citizess to be called n this place, Picket Post, Florence and Maricopa and which meetings should appolnt, say, three delegates eaeh, to meet at, say, Picket Post and select lhe proper number of representatives to attend general convention for that purpose. This meeting of County Delegates might also consid- CT the propriety of organizing the Democratic hosts permanently.
 0LD HIcEoRY.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28
DecLarati0n.
TERRITORY or ARIZONA, COUNTY or FINAL.


 On fli1 tWenty-third day of February B. D one thousand eight hundred sud eighty before me P B. Miller, Notary Public la
 add fer said Cennty per0oaiy arpfared
 Re sil wife cf a iilistm " efi Of finnl fa4ntF. Arizona ICrfftcrF, personally known fo Tne and nnkes this declaraf1on Thai she is desir0us of aveltng herself 0f fhe hanenla of Chapter Itirty-two oi fno Comuilef Laws of Arizona. which eonferS upon married women, ceftain iInmunitIes and nri siiepes among which ie the right to carry on and lraas1o businass under their own pane and on kheir own account Sue thefefore declares that she is deslfous of engaging in and lArryirg on tho business Of buying and selling goodts ares, and Ner- chandfst, mines. real eslafe and other prop- erty. both. feal and personal in fact lc do general business in her own name lB said Territory of Arizona, and that she makes this declaration in good Uith % enable her 10 support herself and others dependant 1p- on her and that the money to be uoed in said business Is less lhan fFe fhousand dol lars and shsl from thc date hereof she Wll carry on businGss 1s aforesaid in said IeI- ritorv for and op her psFn account. behopf and 0enedf and these dependant opon her for snpnort, and taaf she HiII De lndifilu- allv fssDQasihe iH her o0a oelue for aI debts eonifaeleu bE her on secoaul ol her
 IRENE VAIL. sEAE
 fu wlfneas whereof have henuuto aet ms hand and alt zet iay o1clal seat al my oftee iu tha low1 ei Globe, truntg Of Einal ArIzona Istrtorq he a4y and year tn ttts eefffffste lfsf 41cFt written,
 Iak1L B B fl.LEH Notary Public.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28
MInlae LII.

The status of B discovery made within the boundaries of valid lo- eatou is thus defined by Judge Bowen. in Leadville case:
 A vein. edge. lode or deposit of miaeral-bcarug rock in place being once discovered, and such having afterwards been followed up bv a valid location and record of lode claim based upon such discovery. the land. earth or mineral within the limits of such locatien ceascs to be nnaprroprated public domain of the Cnited States, and thereafter no val Id location of a mining claim Can be made thereon. based apou q diseoy- cry Of mineral beariug reck in plaee lying within the Ines Of the claim go first locate,l and 8 location 50 made by such owaer would be an act of abandonmenE Of at least so much of the first location as might be incIu- ded within the lines of the second. and should such location include the discovery shaft of the first then such location would be an act of aban- dOnment of the whole of the first lo- cation.
 Where 8 locater has filed his Ioca- ton certificate as running a certain course, but his s,akes were in fact set on the grOnnd on different course, held that he vas bound by the lines given in bis certificate, and could no. claim outside of them.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

$. Kieui < Co. are the only per sons in town wAo have flour and bat ley. The best, which Is sold Ut loa- est possible hgnres.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28
Potataea and RarIex.

Tweed k Thompson. Globe freight CTS, will be in Globe in aboar ten days, with q fine assortment of Cali- fornia Potatoes, composed of Hum boldt. best production, and 8 fine lot of Early Rose also about 10 ,000 pounds of Eae best quality of Call- fornia barley.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28
GLOBE. Drc. B. 1879

Having determined 10 adopt the cast system ve will sell goods from this date on 3 CAsH BAsIs only. and al persons indebted to us are re- oaested to call and seftle as we wish to settle all accounts by January 1s. 1880. B. WEIsL < Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

New maps at lise's. ColEon's new map Of New Mexico and Arizona. Raaa. AEcNally < Co.'s county and railroad maps of Arizona aud Colo- rado.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Busser6eld's camp on tie 24th Was railied bv Indians-blankets and clothes all gone.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

]. Il. Eaton will pay fifteen d0l- lars q thousand fer hauling lambsr rom the foot of the mountain 0 the ;aidwin MiH.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

I1eIInqnelll gaIe NelIee.
-HfFl LINING c04PlNY.

Lseatoh oi principal plate ofbuslness-san Ffancisco, C5hl0fuia.
 Location df Works -diobe Mining Dis ffirt linaI CnGnfy. Arizona.
 zIcE-rhere is delinquent upon She f0iloWinE described Stock, on acc0unt Ol An sessinent fNo. one. levied on the 23d day Of December. 1873, che several amounts set op- p,slte tile naInes of tbe respective Sharehold- CTS, ts follows:
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Alr. J. M. Rice one of the con tractors who rebuilt the Miami mill Jeff yesterday for san Francisco fOs few weeks trip. Maj. Sisson also left for New York.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Go to Hise's and get Hercules Powder Alter a fair trial, by the directions given by the Company, you viii use no other. No headache-no bad effect from its use.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Cal at $. Klein < Co.'s, examine sr stock of California Mission Un- swear. and you will purchase no- here else.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

A number of persona contemplate 3 trip to Globe this monlh-lhe boom that has struck that district, lending them co thihk shat lt viii be a des- irable place to locate. = Prescott Miner.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

s. Ken t Co have three pack uain sevcusy.hve animals con- s1atly or the King raii bringing asar and barley.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

The Vail property, corner of Broad and Mesquite Streets, is being im- proved-storeroom enlarged, and lts open front will greatly add to is desirablity as 8 business house.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

set on the gronnd on different course, held that he vas bound by the liaes given in his certificate, and could no. claim outside of them.
 -o~-
 4 Washington telegram to the s. F. Call says
 The order issued to-day ty the Post master General, directing a re,luc- ton to be made Of the service on all
 Star mail rontes to one trip per week, from and after tbe 1st day of next month, nommally m order to prevent fhe creating of 8 deficiency in the amount Of money available for tine remainder of the fiscal year, will undoubtedly effect the purpose for which tits especially intended. name ly. to hurry and frighlen Congrsss into making an appropriation next week for the continuance of ihe ex- isting service In ease. however. che requisite appropriation IS not made bv the time indicated. the order sill be executed and kept in force unsii tbe pressure of public sentiment from lhe western and southern portions of counry-Hhicb would suffer most from it-shall have stimulated Congress to grant the moLey.
 Our mail from Florence vas ori- ginally advertised for serViee twice week via Riverside, but owing to mistake regarding trips. iEwas read i vertised and let, to be carried three tines a week, which if we are not mistaken, was in conformity with an sct of Congress. Our ciiizens never have been proud of the gay in which the service has been performed under parker's contract. Never. to our knowledge, aaye they thrown up their hats and hurrahcd for Parker or en- tersained fond desire to emblazon him as 3 mail carrier. on mule back, in brass. The " Star routes have suffered in consequence Of the cuss- eaness of the PostofEce Department, which is s2.000 900 in arrears OF that service alone, but bow coald it have been less and paid fat diyi- lends To have only paid for car rying mails, hoH vas it possible for the contract officer to wear purple and fine linen. fare sumptuonsly sey- eral times day, and, # desirable, have 2 plurality of breset wives Congress shsuld be re@oDabls and allow conraetor and contract oih- cegs 10 enjoy themselves. The gouse has reduced the Star service to week ! ly srips, but notwithstanding we are cast down, we are not n dispair. Hope tells us that aIl will yet be well for Globe end that we will wit ness the arrival of 8 daily mail, and that Congress will 90 order t. # not via the old route. via Tscson.
 Since writing the above we discov cred the following nader the head of Congressional proceedings in the s. F. Chronicle
 The House Committee on Postof- fees and Peat Roads Will, en Moa day, aak Congress to pass bill eon- taining an approPrislioa fer Star routes upcn the present besis of ser vice, and providing For 8 de6cieRey appropriation of 8I ,590 ,0o0
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Garden sseis u EAtsn { BAiIsy
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

M A Baldwin has returned From San Francisco.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Mr. Ed. Lidolph, one ef the form er proprietors of the Golden Eagle mine of this district. left few days slnce to take up headquarters in San Francisco.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Ne call attention to tue card of 6. T. Webster announcing himself as purchasing agent Nr ". has large experience iii that line snd IS entirely faniliar wish San Francisco prices. He would regard t As wlss economy in oar merchants to make purchases through him.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

The $. P R. E. it $ expected, will bs completed to Tucson March 10th.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

The s. F. Chronicle of the 22nd says: ]" Parties ale here Fron Ari- zona preferring charges against Judge Silent.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

John Kennedy Wsll start bis mix wagon agaln next Sunday.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Choice California Bacon for sale bod reck prices by Carey < Rose.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Y. Anderson and Mr. Glover, left for Casa Grande last Sunday to meet their families. Messrs. X. and C. will become permanent residents of Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Everybody CheHs Hold Fast. Go to liise and ges some
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Fine fresh fruit just received by Carey { Rose.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

$. Kleln < Go. are m weekly rec ceipt of choice assorted goods.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

For 2 Red Blot Tom and Jerry, go to Knox $ McNelleys.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Best Star Cheese at the Pioneer Bakery.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

And ir e1cor1ance Wifn iaH, and an on1er of board q Directors made en the esd day of q cember 1873. s0 many slares oi eaca parc7 such Stock as uag be neceary. 4il ba soi at pa auslion, at the o1ce oi the Compasg Ro1u f1l HantrcsaerP seze7i -ea- fsf,7sSs. SaAursiag che sixth GRE of SE sE,zss sI at the hour q D o'clock a. m of saf3 day. to pag Delinquent Assessgaent thereon, together Rfth e ol advertisfug and expenses 0l sale
 A. f AcoBEH. SeerElara Office Room f5142c Montgomery ssseet, san Ff cisco, California. feb q
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Sweet Goshen butter at the Pic neer Bakery
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Pure Les Angelo Honey at Carey ( Roses.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28
Two Mexicaa children. whose Dar

Two MexicaA children, whose par enu live in the lower end Of town. by the name of Ruiz, were severely burned by the explosion of a can of powder which they had thrown into ths fire. The eldest, 3 boy, is 50 badly injured as to be unable to open his eye-lisls.
 Charles T. Haydsa, uhom we knew when time was young and rosy, visited Globe this week con- tsacung for the sale Of the stSf of life. Tbs Ras his first visit te the .ilimpe n sbs mounsains and 70 greaslg uAs he impressed with our future great city shat he expressed regret shat the Star of Empire had found 8 rsstipg plsce in Globe ip- stead of Tempe
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

The lots donated to the Ii. E. Church sere Scceptea yesterdag, surveyed and ste for the church located thereon. The name 9f the church. is to be Saint Paul's II E. Church of Globe, ArizoLa, work will commence at once.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

WASTED-feam to haal lain- Der immediately by J. T Eaton.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

Fresh eggs just received by Carey { Rnse-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-28

" Jack ? Eaton waDts more sag. 0ng Q hanI Timber.