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hour, the conclusion Of the race
was postponed until tomorrow.
Between the races, Nutwood,
driven by his owner, John Knox,
Of San Jose, trotting. to beat his
own record Of 2:lsa, made a mile
without single break, In 2:19.
In consequence of the contestants
not appearing, the ladies' eques-
trlan tournament was declared off.
The judgment of the cattle and
live stock was made to-day, but
the premiums are not as yet of1ic-
tally announced.
isscing St isen0.
RENO, Oct. 1st.-There WAS a
good attendance at the track to.
day. The first race was two and
a quarter mile dash for the Nevada
Cup and 5000. Baldwin's Clara d
and Winters Connor started.
Clara D. won in 4:01a. The first
two miles were run Ia 3:344, the
best time ever made in Nevada.
The next race was a dash OF
three-quarters of o mile, between
Lexington, Betty Mcguire and Eu.
chre. Euchre won in l:l7A.
The third race was o mile dash
for two-year.olds, In which Collier
and Jim Brown started. Collier
won in 1:482:
In the trot for a special purse
mile heats, three in five, Fred B
Belle Spencer and Trump started
Fred B won the race. Trump tax.
ing second money; time, 2:40a
2:343, 2:37, 2:349.
Tho Utah woman suffrage Ques
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. lst.-rhe
woman suffrage law of Utah makes
the voting qualifications of women
different from those of men. Be
lleving that this renders 1t invalid
a writ Of mandamus was sued oul
Of the Supreme Court of Utah, re-
quiring the registration officers t
strike all women's names off tht
voting lists or show cause why
they should not. After hearing
the Supreme Court decided that {
madamus will not be issued to com
pei the Registration officers tt
strike off any names placed by
them on the lists, because it Is no
a ministerial act. The effort t.
have the validity of the law testet
in the courts will not be aban
doDed.
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i. D.spsr.ss ss-.,...

CoaslonAlly one may be per.
~ to express pity for an OPP
ut. It 10 true that pity IL akin
6ntempt, and masculine people
~ to be. without 1t. But the
lblican party Is using the AS.
ltd Press to disseminate an
Cont of twaddle and feeble, In.
roted bosh, which shows that
y like . milksop lunatic, wan
[nG around without a guardian.
: legitimate object Of compas.
!, It's idiotic outgivings arise
~ dignity Of the gibber, with .
o5al G-the gibbsr pure and
Dle. In no journal is this pitt.
fensh more extensively insinu.
- tslegraphic news than In
IAN Francisco Chronicle. STUFF
brs In tho telegraphic columns
~ slive" paper which is sim.
E1Ddescrlbably silly and sicAen-
Every line Of 1t is written on
Dfosumption that Its readers
lDols. The Democratic party,
~ Il notoriously law abiding
without money, II represented
1olepipg to break the laws In
ANA and a. about to buy four
osend votes in that State, thus
Sing Democratic triumph.
the votes bought In Indiana
be bought by Republican
toy. The New York Herald, Of
fombsr 22d, has the following
1ments upon the letter of its In.
napolis correspondent:
&. English, we are told, is uni
lily disliked, and has refused
D1tri butte more than twenty.
n1udred dollars to the CAM
fund, which, however dis
nG7 lt may be to others, seems
vary honorable in him, for Il
y bo dIsgraceful to see can
~ Tor 20 high an office 40 the
4residency buying himself In.
- ho does not keep open house
16o Democratic stumpers, which
|<)n oeems to US greatly to his
~ Why should he?
Sniinuing its com ments, the
01d says elsewhere:
~ Democrats, thus hamper
11op1ed aud disgusted, should
- - carry the State, 1t would
n ~ for the Republicans
coy to see. But apparently
~ but : miracle can save
Door Democrats. We are
- 10 get thiss account just
- both parties are foollshly
~ ooousing each other Of the
30 Of money this fall, and
~, af any rate, that the
Mt hAve neither money to
tho Wit to use 1t In Indiana.
5Vor votes they may get In
= Will fairly belong to them.
1oelrs our readers, and par
U our Republican readers,
f1Ily note these passages
- odlterial columns Of the
o1spendsnt Newspaper Of
~ etates. which. on the |
1oAno towards Garfield and |
~ the Democrats Will |
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IT has come to pretty PASS for
the Republican party when the
New York Herald substantially
admits that the seven votes OF
Maine are lost to Garfield. The
Associated Press sought to magni-
fy the bolt of Solon Chase and his
thirteen fellow boilers, but his eff.
forts in the interest of the Republi-
can party will amount to nothing,
The Fusionists are determined tC
beat the Republican party a second
time.
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FOR EICN.
Tho Australian Exposition Opened.
MELBoURE, Oct. 1st.-The Inter-
national Exhibition opened to-day.

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER is scientific combination of
some of the most powerful restorative
agents in the vegetable kingdom. 1t
restores gray hair to its original color
1t makes the scalp white and clean. 1t
cures dandruff and humors, and falling
out of the ha1r. II furnishes tho nutri-
tive principle by " hich the hair is nour-
ished and supported. 1t makes the hair
moist, soft and glossy ,and is unsurpassed
as a hair dressing. 1t is the most eco.
nonical preparation ever offered to the
public, as its effects last long time,
making only an occasional application
necessary. 1t is recommended and used
by eminent medical men, and officially
endorsed by the State Assayer of Massa-
chusetts. The popularity of Halls Hair
Renewer has increa ased with the test of
many years, both in this country and in
foreign lands. and 1t Is now known and
used in all civilized countries of the
world.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
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AFTERNOON srRErrs-a p. N.

Gould & Curry, Az a; Union, aO14 b. 2Oh
Utah, 9N b, 10a; Sierra Nevada, TX S;
Mt Diablo. 6h b; Mexican, 10ss; Alpha
81 b, 81 q; Kentuck. ~ b: Grown Point
l.vob; Overman, b; Jacket. s b, 511S a;
cross, B; Mexican, ioT a; Imperial
2x0 b, SOC n; Potosi, 2.8O b; Alta, 2.90 b.
2.95a; Belcher, s.2Os; Ophir, 9H b, ~ a;
Tiptop, ~ s.
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The HERALD has been called to
account . number of times because
IL said that Gen. Plaisted's sue
cess was splendid omen for Gen.
Hancock. We were teld that
Plaisted was at heart . good Repub-
lean and that nothing was further
from his thoughts than to contrib
ute to . Democratic success. Still,
We thought Gen. Hancock knew
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02

THE "silver-topgued" Ganahl is
heard from elsewhere. He 10 doing
excellent work for Hancock and
English in Colorado.
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~ stsam Printing House.

= Herald steam Printing House. u
<Tpaosod bv any Job Printing ofnce
- 1nolnc Coast. outside Of San Fran'
n fAoilities for doing job work.
1oea. good work and expedition
"a - tolioa upon at this ofnce.
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EAST Err M.
f,aan ctnI ssRtcrsse eDf.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1st.-The debt
statement shows a decrease of the
public debt during September to
be S., 974, ,S9l; cash In the Treasury,
$199, 945, ,260; gold certificates,
$7,6l1, 200; silver certificates, $1S,-
52l, 1850; certificates of deposit out
standing, SO,s65, 900; refunding GER
tifica tes, $40. .SS4 ,s58; Legal tender
outstanding, $50. .6s1, ,016; fractional
currency outstanding, s67, 1S $3.50.
The reduction OF the debt since
June 80, 1880, has been S26, 573, l12.
| Epidemic Am.og Exersss..
NEW YORK, Oct. 1st.-The horse
distemper Is gradually spreading.
The proportion of railroad and
stage horses affected is about one
third of the total number In the
stables of the various lines. On the
Third avenue road the disease has
the firmest hold. Most of the horses
dragging cars over that avenue are
suffering. One Of the officers of
that company said: I'm my opin-
ion the disease is rapidly spreading
and the epidemic will be serious.
The animals are now suffering
from the frat symptoms and many
of them, when the disease is fully
developed, within few days from
now, will have to be gut in the
stable hospitals for treatment"
Coid. Biooded nuraesor Arrested.
CHICAGO, October 1st.-Wm. H.
Falrchild, who has, as occasion
served, borne the alias of Burton,
Clark, Lowell or Shoemaker, and
who served terms for various
crimes In the Michigan and other
penltentiaries, was arrested here
for the murder of an old man
named Richard French, whom
Fairohild and his wife enticed to
Kansas under the promise of TAX
ing care of him and had then MUIR
dered in cold blood. The crime
first became known to the Chief of
Police of Toledo, Ohio, to whom
the prattling of Fairchild's little
girl revealed 1t. The body of
French was exhumed and Fair
child has been followed for some
months, with the result of to.day's
arrest. The murder was com mitted
In 1878.
Railroad COnssiidasio".
OssAwAToMIE, Kansas. Oct. l.
At meeting Of the stock holders Of
the st. Louis, Kansas and Arizona
Railway, held here to-day, the con.
solidation of that company with
the Missouri Pacific was ratified.
Over two-thirds of the stock of the
corporation was represented.
Attempted Murder ana Suicide,
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1st.-Thomas
Bell, photographer, accusing his
wife of infidelity, tried to shoot
her, but she fled aud he then killed
himself.
RepubiEcan Meeting.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. IA Re.
publican meeting in front OF the
State Capitol tonight was ad-
dressed by Senator Blaine, General
Beaver, Of Pennsylvania, Marshal
Pitcairn, Of Louisiana, and B. F.
Headin, of New York. 1t was an
immense affair.
Bueli Ouswisted by vicsorio.
DENVER, Oct. LA special from
Fort Cummings says that Buell's
move in grand force on the Apaches
In Mexico has resulted 30 far in an
utter failure. Starting from Fort
Cummings, he found 700 In camp at
Lake Guzmap, who were to be
surrounded with the Mexican,
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PACIFIC COAST.
sTOCix REPORT.
MORNING SESSION

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX-
CHANGE BOARD.
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph.Company.l
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NEW TO-DAY.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JEAN ADEXANDRE, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, executrix of the estate of
Jean Alexandra, deceased, to the
creditors Of and all persons having claims
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said executrix at her resi-
dence, Los Angeles, California, or to her
attorney, j. Brousseau, at his office, in
Baker Block. in said city.
JULIE D. ALEXANDRA,
Executrix of the Estate of Jean Alex
andre, deceased.
Dated at Los Angeles, Oct. !, 1880. o2-4w
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! sGnua1Bss1ozAL NOMINATIONS +,
lounty Ticket.

For Asselnblymen,
r. r. DEL VALE,
W.T.. HEATHMAN.
For County Clerk,
A. w. POTTS.
For Recorder,
GRIFFIN JOHNSTON.
For District Attorney.
sTEPHEN NJ. WHITE.
For County Treasurer,
A. B. AoFFITT.
FOR Auditor,
A. e. SEPULvEDA.
For Sheriff..
r. NJ. B.ARHAM.
For Tax Collector.
w. B. CULLEN.
For Surveyor.
GEORGE G. KNOX.
For Coroner,
I s v. PONET.
sst For Supervisors:
00nfr1ct ct................-...O. F. KIMBLE
- District. KUHRTS
M District. H. BLISS
11lEtA Diatrict- @. HANNON
~ Dfstrict.....---..-W. NJ. CARGILL
~ lgtrct.....................W. f. CoofEh'
mnmfh District. n. EdAN
EeU1ty Justice Of Los Angeles City,
4 4 D. M. ADAMS.
~ Iownship Justice Of Los Angeles,
JOHN TRAFFORD.
y 1oWnship Constable of Los Angeles
s r. A. LING.
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EMPTY WINE PIPES.
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
STRAYED.

From the pcemises, on the evening OF
Sept. 26th, light and red MILK COW,
with ears clipped; rope around horns.
The finder will please return to s. G.
CARPENTER, corner Temple and Hill
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SAN FRANCISCO. October |.
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FOR SALE.

OF LAND on Puente Ranch, half mile
from Puente Depot, fronting on Puente
Creek. Surface water from IS to 40 feet.
Suitable for all kinds of farming. Terms
cash. For further particulars enquire of
l.. POLASKI Il son, corner Main and
Commercial streets, Los Angeles city.
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dissolution

THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
i-ting between Fletcher Il Carpenter, In
the stable and saloon business, was dissolved
on the 9Th inst. All persons indebted to the
firm can settle with either of the p%roprietnrs.
G.. A. FLETCHER.
G. @. CARPENTER.
Eureka. December IL. 1890. d12-1w*
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Duncan McRae, a heavy wood contract
or. is reported to nave failed for about
$40, 900. He thinks he will be able to pull
through IL given time. McRae has been
for some years engaged in taking contracts
for cutting wood in the Sierra Nevada
Mountains for the leading lumber com
panies.
Since the LIST Of last June the Nevada
Central has carried 500 tons Of merchan-
dise over their road for the firm Of w. 8.
Gage a Co., Grantsville. There are four
other grocery stores in Grsntsville besides
this one, and all do q fair business, which
goes 10 show that the town must have
quite . population.
A fellow by the name OF johnson has
bsen arrested IT. visalia, California. for
cutting the tails OF Of horses belonging to
william Harland, J. v. Huffaker, Jas. W.
williams and A. Anderson. The horses
we're fsariully disdgured. He was detected
il the manufacture Of hair rope and bril-
dlo6. which lsd 70 his arrest.
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A CASE IN POINT.

Washington is to have a regular gar
rison hereafter, and the arsenal there IS
being converted into barracks. -Four COM
panies of the Second Artillery, and one
of the light battery, says the Stock Re-
port, will be stationed there permanently,
and form the headquarters for that regi-
mcnt. The artillery companies OF Fort
McHenry will be transferred from Balti-
more to Washington. The reason given
for'the transfer from Fort McHenry is
that the troops may have a better drill
ground. Perish the thought that it is
made in order that the officers may have
a better time. There is about as much
necessity for a garrison at Washington as
there would be for putting Saucelito un'
der martial law or suspending the habeas
corpus in Alameda county. Severa
hundreds OF soldiers and some dozens Of
officers will now be kept idling about
Washington City, while we shall be tolt
officially that the army is not large
enough and that our troops are outnum
bered by the Indians on the frontier.
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rBy Telegraph to the SENTINEL

DUBLIN, December 11.-Baron Dowsein
opening the Connaught Assizes at Galway.
on, on Tuesday. dwelt upon the unusual
prevalence Of crime. and particularly up
on the difficulty in getting the people to
give information Of ~offenses committed.
LONDON, December 1.-THE Standard
says: We understand that the Govern
ment intends to propose at an early day in
session resolutions dealing with the OBJ
strgetions In Parliament.
The Irish Times. in . strong and severe
article. Ascribes the present misery in Ire
land mainly to the course pursued by the
officials at Dublin Castle, beginning with
the Lord Lieutenant. and calls for their
immediate removal.
Graham. who shot the bailif near Cock
town. has been committed on . charge Of
willfnl murder.
A Tipperary correspondent telegraphs
that intimidation is extending to an alarm
ing extent in that county. At . place q
few miles from Coshel. q person who lent
an agricultural implement to another. who
took . farm from which the former tenant
had been svicsed for nos-payment et rent.
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STATES AND CORPORATIONS.

Judge Black in his Chamber of Com
merce letter on the Transportation ques-
t;on. advances the doctrine that the Stste
can never voluntarily forfeit its right or
attribute of eminent domain; in in other
words, it cannot convey, in perpetuity,
to any body or corporation the absolute
control OF it's own soil. Its territory
must always remain subjective to its
laws. 1t cannot divide its DOMAIN. 1t is
competent not only to take private prop
crty for public use, also to control that
property, subsequently,, within certain le-
cal limitations and prescriptions. This
doctrine has its justification not only in
the sovereignty which is assumed to at
tach to the State itself, but in the I'M
written though not less obligatory law OF
common sense. Deny it, and one might
well say a State may, If it would or
eould commit suicide. 1t cannot turn
over any portion of its domain to the
sole ownership of a corporation OF any
kind. If it could, Mr.. Gould, or Mr..
Vanderbilt, or Mr.. Scott might get pos
session of almost any State in the Union
simply by %gridironing it with a railway
octopus. We see it stated that the pub
lie lands which the Government has
granted to the Northern Pacific Railroad
are equal in area to that OF the entire SIX
New England States. What would be-
come of the several States through which
that Northern Pacific road is to run ii, in
this case, each was to forfeit its right OF
ownership in the soil? They would SIM
ply be the a~ppendages of the great cor
porations. In time they would cease in
any true sense to be commemorative.
The logical deduction from this reason
ing is irresistible. The States nave a
control over the railroads which, in the
nature of things, can never lapse-a
principle which can be practically applied
without impinging a solitary right or
privilege to which these corporations, by
virture of their franchises, are legitimate
ly entitled. The converse of the propo-
sition recognizes a state oil things which
would inevitably pave the way for a gov
eminent within a government, thus max
ing corporations in fact superior to the
State itself.
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Duncan McRae, a heavy wood contract

Total Gold and Silver In eleven
European National Banks. 1890. 450. 900
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has received a threatening letter warning
him not TO render any assistance to the al
legged offender. Another case is that OF o
farmer not far from the same place, who
likewise took a farm from which the former
tenant had been evicted. His horse has
been m~aliciously killed, a valuable dog be-
longing to him shot, and other malicious
acts penetrated. The neighbors refuse to
hold any communication with him. The
police are unable to trace the perpetrators,
being afforded no information by the peo-
pie.
DR.. Carver has challenged Captain b.
gardus to a pigeon match for 81, 800 a side,
and the championship of the world. They
are to shoot at 100 pigeons.
LONDON, December 10.-At the Cork
Assizes yesterday, after the jury had found
true bills against Healey and Walsh TOR
Intimidation, the Coroners Jury returned q
verdict of willful murder against Graham,
who shot the bailiff near Cookstown. The
land meeting which O'Kelley, Dillon and
Heegar called upon the Government to
protect from threatened attack, was held
to-day at Scottstown. The Orangemen
give up their intention of holding a counter
demonstration at the same place to day, on
the ground that they had not sufficient time
to make preparations. :,
LONDON, December 10.-It is rumored
loudly throughout London society, that
there has been a serious rupture between
the Queen and Princess Louise. An at
tempt was made during the recent visit OF
the Princess to her mother, to make the
quarrel up, but failed. The most romantic
reasons are given for this Royal family jar.
The Independence mill will run but a
few days longer.
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OVER THE WATER.

The Prevalence of Crime - Dealing
with the distractions fn Par
liament-Calls for she Removal
of Onacials mt Dublin-IntimidR.
tion Extending 20 an Alarming
Extent Dr. Carver Challenges
Captain BOgardus.
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IL Virginia is the mother of Presidents,
New York, says the Salt Lake Tribune,
may be called the father of Vice Presi-
dents. Chester A. Arthur will be the
seventh Vice President elected from this
State. His six predecessors were Aaron
Burr. George Clinton, Daniel D. Thomp-
kins, Martin Van Buren,, Willard Fill
more, and William A. Wheeler.
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THE Eureka SENTINEL strikes at General
Miller, q gentleman prominently spoken OF
as the next Senate from this State. 1t
charges him with being shamefully cor
rupt and says he spent millions to bride
the people and the Legislature. 1t is
heartily ashamed of California and de-
plores the degeneracy of the times. The
editor Of the SENTINEL had better conine
himself to the little State Of Nevada, where
there is more corruption in politics to the
square mile than in any other section OF
the United States. -[Bodie Free Press.
II the SENTINEL knew of corruption
in this State it would most unhesitatingly
expose it. Nevada is the personification
Of virtue compared with General Miller's
"Rotten Borough" beyond the noun
tains.
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MARRIED.
NEW TO-DAY.
CARD OF THANKS

r TAKE THIS METHOD OF RETURNING
L my sincere thanks to those persons who SO
heroically worked in saving my property from
destruction at the fire last evening. 1t was
only by their almost superhuman efforts that
the fire was stayed. and a large amodnt Of prop
erty belonging to others saved.
E.. T. FROFATTER.
Ruby Hill, December II. 1880. d12-1t
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THERE was a great noise made last
winter because the Democratic Congress
would not appropriate more literally for
the support Of the army, and now the
Secretary of War reports that he has not
expended the appropriation that was
made by several million dollars. Why
does not somebody rise up now and de-
nounce Congress for its extravaganza?
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where the specie Money Is.

As a part Of the monetary history of the
times. We publish below the amount Of sill
yer and gold coin and bullion in the lead
ing banks Of Europe about the middle Of
November, 1880
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BORN.

The independence mill will run but a
few days longer.