Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-28

opposition from the police. To-day one of
them calling on policeman to arrest man
named Dwyer, who was getting registra-
tion for man who acknowledged that he
had not been thirty days in the ward. was re-
fused aid, ard the policeman interfered when
the Supervisor himself attempted to make
the arrest, and took the Supervisor,
whose name is Fred Geisler, to
tice fined Geisler 81, and as he refused TO
pay it, he was committed to BriGewen.
Judge Drummoud, of the United States
Court, being apprised of these facts, at once
issued writ of habeas corpus, returnahle
forthwith, and Geisler was brought back
from the Bridewell. 1t is stated that several
persons will be arrested tomorrow for inter
fering with the United States officers and for
contempt OF United States Court.
GENERAL GRANT AT ROCHESTER,.
ROCHESTER IN. w October 27th-Fifty
Thousand people were cut to-day to see
Grant. After reviewing the procession of
Boys in Blue, General Grant presided at a
mass meeting in tent where 1900 people
had gathered. He attempted speech, but
was interrupted by the throng pressing for
ward to catch sight of him, and by the
CONSEQUENT great confusion. he finally got
hearing, and referred to the great enthusi-
ASH everywhere manifested over TINS cam.
paign. 1t proved to him not only thst the
people understood the issue, but that they
were resolved not to relegate to the Southern
Generals who sought to destroy this Govern
ment its destiny were resolved to have o
fair count aud an honest ballot that the
tariff IS not "A local ISSUE" but one of inter-
est alike to the farmer, laborer and manu-
facturer. He finally stopped. as he said he
could not hear a word Of what the crowd
were saying.
Senator Conkling spoke two hours, being
introduced as the man who could give S29
reasons why the hepuohean party should be
suceessiul heAt nueseay' @eneral Grant
g. sf>s 80 ,o.'o'
plank OF the Democratic platform, ioid GOWN here
last November, that il was the work Of
the Democratic party to hll the gap 3etween
n;,d 9he nu ,e a'01s a T"sses S IN ene
r;@h,Jx ,oId We have NO a~is,ocyoc, a ,,,
was closed fifteen wears ago when slavery went out
of existence in America The only aristocracy 'hat
ever existed m this country was lhe arsoeaey o.
o.rrarsb 20 u n, -, az
you Colonel Pitkin, of Louisiana, who knows what
tnat arstoeraey was ana VIII te you 0i 'he disaster
"''N' ~ =
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS 'oIhhs'
CHICAGO, October 27th.-The total regis
tration of voters in this city is So, goo; in the
county over 100000.
st. Louis registers IS coo, but the Board of
Revision struck on Ii; leaving oo'oVu as
'He esAi ies' 's'i 'slon VI 'N'A' oi'y.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, October 27th.-The municipal
election to-day for members of the first
branch of the City Council resulted in the
election of eighteen Democrats, one Reput-
lican and one tie. Aggregate Democratic
majority, S,137.
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'heni ne"' anu n''ins speeo"'
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
New YORK, October 27th.-The following
Congressional nominations were made here
tonight Republican, Fifth District, Charles
$. Brockmeyer; Greenback, Tenth District,
Robert 7. Gibson Eighth District William
Whittick Ninth District, Julius Hooper.
BosroN, October 27th.-The Greenbackers
of the Fourth District have nominated Wen
dell Phillips for Congress.
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EogIsV!Llf, L. octooer -,th.-A :, lrienu Vi
JeH. DAVIS writes TO the eoitor oi the COURIER
0ourede, denying that ne ever uttered SEMI
menus oi uisloyal'y and .lluictiseness' such
as Were recently a!trlpu!eu 70 MN ny a
writer writer TO paper In Name and somewhat
w'aeiy repuoiisheu'
THE SITUATION IN TENNESSEE.
CHICAGO October 27th.-The Times
Memphis special saws: A revolution is in
progress in Tennessee which promises to
startle the country, and may change the
complexion of tho United States Senate The
division of the Democracy on the State debt
insures the election OF Hawkins, the Repub-
ican canu,Ia.e los GoVeInor. t mere Is also
Z secrss unu1ls.anuile ella' vohn n ~. 3svase'
Yep hspudiasTr, oy an aiIance WIN ~ tns hepuo-
mean .b VII pe sens 70 tne oeH'1e T 70
ace WIN Hhe uaineII E aainii-.ssr1Iion. iGn- n
He oee VIII give hei hieo''is " i'anooeA pS
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'lfILo bohEhiAN.
New York, October 27tb.-The Tribune
says: Phelps recently wrote from memory
HANCOCK letter Oh acceptance. ne also pet
iatter for Ga,Sald wb;cb would not ha a.
tected The het was Maid Tnesdav
r !" said that tb;s il ,,ot tbs tsrst t;,oe ~