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Is the House of Representatives. on January %,
1850, Nir. Manning. by unanimous consent. intro
duced the following bill III. r 1919 to reorganike
the Supreme Court Of the Un!tsd States Be it
enacted BY the Senate and House of Representa-
tives Of the United States Of America in Congress
assembled, That the number of Justices OF the
Supreme Court of the United States shall be. and
it is hereby increased to tweuty-one. and that
twelve Associate Justices additional to those now
constituting that Court, be appointed BY the Pres-
dent Of the United States, by and with the advice
and consent Of the Senate"
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gramme, namely, the extension of the Berlin
treaty; that the intention Of the Porte to
cede Dulcigno was beyond all doubt, and
that the present hitch in the negotiations is
cannected with purely military details.
The Austrian Government, he said,
felt bound to exercise its full diplo-
matte influence in favor of Greece. The
principal aim Of the Powers was to confer
with one another on each individual incident
and TO conciliste their respective views.
There could be no doubt that Austria and
other Powers still intend to maintain the
Ottoman Empire. There was every reason to
hope that the commercial treaty with Ger
many would be satisfactorily concluded
Baron Won Haymerle asserted positively that
Austria and Germany had acted in close con-
cert in every single incident in relation to the
Eastern question, more especially withregard
TO the naval demonstration.
Direct Negotiations.
VIENNA, October 27th,-Direct negotia-
tions will commence on Thursday between
Ria Pasha and Montenegro.
The Trouble at CabuI.
LONDON, October 27th.-The most recent
official intelligence possessed by the Govern.
ment leaves no doubt that the district around
Cabul is in state of disturbance.
Home officials thus account for the break
in communications between Cabul and Simla.
The British political agent at Cabul was con-
slant in his communications with the Indian
Government, and the fact of these communi-
cations being interrupted, added to the alb
senee of Afghan news in the Viceroy's recent
kilograms, tends to belief in the probability
of the alleged outbreak having occurred.
split In the Prussian Parliament.
BERLIN, October 27th.-The Clericals and
Conservatives in the Prussian Parliament
formerly voted together for President of the
House Now there is decided difference
between them. caused by the non-appearance
of the President at the Cologne festivities on
religious grounds, and the Clericgls and Con
servatives are completely separated.
The Case of General De Cissey.
LONDON. October 27th-A correspondent
of the Standard at Paris learns from an au.
thentic source that General Fare, Minister
of War, has infinitely inquired into the con-
duct of General De Cissey and submitted
report of the Investigation to NJ. Gambetta
1t was then decided not to prosecute General
De Cissey.
The DulcisnO Affair.
CoNsTASTINOPLE, October 27th.-The re.
liefs of Janina District have been called out.
Dervish Pasha has been appointed Governor
of Albania, ard is charged to arrange mode
for effecting the cession of Dulcigno.
STATE of Siege at Hamburg.
BERLIN, October 27th.-It is said that the
Federal Council to-day approved the motion
for proclamation of minor state of siege
at Hamburg,
Disastrous foundations.
Rio JANEIRo, October 9th-There have
been great foundations in the Santa Gather
ina colonies, induced by an overflow of the
river Itajabay. The loss of property is i'm
mense. Hundreds of houses, many mills and
all the bridges are destroyed, and the crops
carried away. Great distress prevails among
the colonists. But few lives were lost.
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MYSELF am from a northwestern State. We are
all carpet. baggers in that section The whole OF it
has been built up in the lifetime of many here pres
ent and see the result of carpet-bag settlement in
the Northwest, out of which has been grated five
six States See the prosperity and thrift that has
been brought to these new States by these carpet
baggers They built up our Cincinnati, our Chicago
our Detroit, our Ind annapolis and Cleveland, and
hundred Of smaller towns Of great prosperity.
With the privileges extended tocarpet-baggers
the growth that has been seen in the Northwest
would have been seen ere this in the Southern
States. We claim that no great prosperity can
overtake these until every citizen of every State is
regarded citizen of the United States, no mat
ter where he goes ard with the privileges OF pro-
claiming his political principles without moestation
IT, S. Grant.
HAVE TRIED Hammer Cascara Sagrada
Bitters, and find they are all they are recon-
mended to be. o. N. CRoNKITE. Sacramento.
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I CHEKRFULLY RECOMMEND Hammers
Cascara Sagrada Bitters for dyspepsia,
habitual constipation and liver complaint
They have made me well man.
z. DAVIS, ALL K street. Sacramento.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed October 27th.

David Fitzpatrick to Anthony Kuhn, October %,
1899, for sl50-The east half OF lot p between T and
U, Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, Sacramento
1850 for 80 IsoMTbe north half OF northeast quar-
ter of section 35, township morrill, range east con-
tanning so acres more or less.
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TnE Democrats in Congress have tried time after
time to REPEAL TIE distinction in respect OF claims of
loyal and disloyal persons, and they have bills now
pending in the-senate to effect that object, and
they viii effect it by solid nearly solid Demo-
cratic vote the moment they get possession Of all
the departments Of the Government. Gsenator
Edmunds
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1 CONSIDER Hammers Cascara Sagra6a
Bitters superior medicine.
JOHN CLEAvE. Sacramento.
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MARRIED.

HAMMERS GLycERoLE OF TAR, for coughs and colds
Try it,
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It is evident that close result would
be dangerous. The Democratic party has
in this campaign SO familiarized itself with
Mexican methods that it would in such an
event find it easy to proceed step fur
Their in the same direction, and the North
would assuredly not sit quietly and permit
this. A close result therefore would be a
grave menace to the peace OF the country,
and because this is so every man who
realizes the danger of the situation ought
to throw all his influence and eli his energy
on the Republican side, nor remit his
esafvTT Is until the sun has set ON the day OF
the election. There is 10 room for apathy
anywhere in this conflict. We have to do
with an inscriptions and desperate foe,
who realizes fully that this is his last
chance, and who is literally prepared
to do anything, 30 matter how lawless or
Infamous, to secure a victory. Every foot
of American territory is therefore battle.
ground. The remotest State, the most
thinly populated, should be defended as
resolutely and vigilantly as the great cen
trail positions. 1t will not do to say that
everything depends on New York, for ex-
ample. The spirit that animates the Re-
pubEcaus of that State should animate
those of California, OF Oregon, of Nevada,
of Colorado. The danger is everywhere.
The loss of the smallest State may prove
fatal. 1t is the duty of Republicans 70
fight as though the whole issue depended
upon the carrying of every single point.
The largest vote ever cast by the party
ought next Tuesday to be polled, not here
or there, but everywhere. And in this
great struggle it is not only a question Of
partisan difference. 1t is the old fight, old
as Humanity, between the Good and the
Evil principles. The Democratic party to-
DAY represents all that is most hostile to
good government, to good morals. 10 free
dom, to honesty, to truth. 1t stands for
no principles. Fraud aud Violence are its
weapons, and Mendacity is its counselor.
The Republican candidates stand for lii
erty, law, order, equal rights, intelligence,
education, honor and veracity. Between
such combatants there can be no compro-
mise, nor can there be any doubt as to the
issue OF their strife. All that constitutes
national progress, all that conduces to ma
tional prosperity, all that elevates human
ity and increases the happiness of the race,
is involved in the triumphant vindication
of the principles for which the Republicans
are in arms. Tho nation should realize
this, and see to it that when the day of
election closes it shuts out forever the bale
full and sinister agencies which the Demo-
cracy has chosen for its own, and the ac-
ceptance of which would be badge of
shame and precursor of ruin for any
people
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FOR s. q. E.E,
The Grand Hotel Property,

TENTRALLY LOCATED, ON THE CORNER
" OF X and Front streets, in the city of Sacra-
mento, having frontage of So feet, and being three
stories i'll hight. A building of modern constrlc
tion containing 60 weliiighted and pleasant rooms,
conveniently arranged and provided with all recent
Improvements and conveniences. The first or ground
floor is occupied for stores, saloon, barber shop aud
hotel office, rented and yielding fair income which
can be materially increased by reopening OF the
upper portion Of the premises. The building is in
good repair and located on cf the Oldest and
most popular hotel sites in the city. Its proximity
to Passenger and Freight Depot, Steamboat Land,
ings, Express and Telegraph Offices Banks and
business center, assures large and immediate
profitable trade to the house.
THIS PROPERTY :.
Is for sale, and must be sold
MPrfce, SEA, 1Ga-one-third cash; balance on
any time desired, at per cent. per annum net.
sg OFFERS WANTED. "a
For further particulars, address CadwaIader q
Parsons, Real Estate Agents, corner Third and
Streets Sacramento. ozcZplm
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Disastrous Inundalious.

Rio JANEIRo October th.-There have
been great foundations in the Santa Gather
ina colonies, induced by an overflow of the
river Itajabay. The loss of property is i'm
mense. Hundreds of houses, many mills and
all the bridges are destroyed, and the crops
carried away. Great distress prevails among
the colonists. But few lives were lost.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
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,.ate OF siege al uamhnrg.

BERLIN, October 27th.-It is said that the
Federal Council to-day approved the motion
for proclamation of minor state of siege
at Hamburg,
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CoNsTAYTINopLE, October 27th.-The re-
liefs of Janina District have been called out.
Dervish Pasha has been appointed Governor
of Albania, ard is charged to arrange mode
for effecfing the cessinn of Dnlcionn
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DOMESTIC.

Etc. Etc.
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Important Decision in the Matter of
Mining Surveys.
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Commercial and Manufacturing Circles
Feeling its Effects.
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A Husband Kills His Wife and Child and
fI,nn Gnn,,ni,s srkci.ln

then Commits Suicide.
ST. PAUL, October 27th.-A Especial to the
Pioneer Press says: Robert Lowe, of West
Albany, Wabasha county, in this state, shot
and instantly killed his wife and infant child,
and afterwards blew his own brains out, this
afternoon. Domestic trouble was the cause
of the tragedy.
Death OF n Bishop.
RICHMOND (Va.), October 27th.-Bishop
d. S. Daggett. of the Methodist Church,
died here tonight at 1890 o'clock.
Another Trotter Coming TO the Front.
PROVIDENCE Or. IL, October 27th.-At a
private trial at Narragansett Park this after
noon, j. Barnaby's trotter Billy D., with a
running mate, made mile in 2:13f.
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Etc.
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The Agitation in Ireland and the anxiety
in England.
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DAMAGING DROUGHT IN THE EAST
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Heavy business Failure.

NEW York, October 27th.--C. Risley &
Co., n Wall street, a thirty-year-old coffee
house, failed to-day, and made an assignment
TO Morgan j. O'Brien. They make only enc
preference, and that TO So, 900 creditor.
Their liabilities are about $500, 000. The
cause of the failure is a shrinkage in the
value of coffee held long time, and out-of-
town failures
National Republican., 1880-10-18

DR.. +. A. Won Moschzisker, wcll-known
physician, living at SO Nineteenth street
northwest, was found dead in his bed yostcr.
day morning when the family with whom ho
lived went to call him. Deceased, who was
native Of Poland and Of high family, camo
TO this city from Philadelphia, whore his
family reside, about u year ago, ard cstab.
lished himself as u specialist in diseases Of tho
throat, eye and ear. lie was the author OF
several works on these organs, which are rCcog.
uized rs authority in the medical world, aud
by members Of the profession he was uni.
vcrsally esteemed. He was in his fftieth
year. and leaves widow and six children.
An investigation as to the cause of his death
was made by Coroner Patterson yesterday
afternoon, who ascribed it to apoplexy. He
retired Saturday evening shortly after S
o'clock apparently in excellent health, and
had not recently complained of being sick
Ills remains will be taken to Philadelphia for
intermont by his son, who will arrive here
this morning.
National Republican., 1880-10-18

St. Jamos--James ID. Randall and wife of
Cincinnati james II. Ogilve aud wifo Of Now
York, w. +. Buckley of Chicago, H. $. Horton
and wife of Sing Sing, N. Y. G. J. Murphy of
New York. J. w. Starcy of Mexia, Tex, A..
Drayton Of New York, and George II. Richey
of Chicago.
Riggs-Jamos N. Batcholdor, NJ. ID, and
Samuel NJ. Todd of Now Orleans, q. X. Chase
of New York, and Pedro del Rio Zimartu aud
Emiliano Fuertcs Rio of Chilli.
Willard's-Willam X. Sento of Florida,
Thomas Smytho Of Philadelphia aud J. j.
Alexander of Baltimore.
Imperal-Thomas Walsh of New York; G..
A. Dunbar, excursion manager, and the Lon
don circus ngents.
Ebbitt-R. NcGrnham Of New York, Colo.
mel c. J.. Gillespie, United States engineers,
DR.. NJ. w. Wood, U. S. A., Hon. Thomas b.
Keogh aud wife of Greensboro, n. C., o. S.
Lord of Connecticut, and NJ. Conway, U. $. A.
National Republican., 1880-10-18

Baltimore proposes to wind up its Sesqui.
Centennial celebration, which has been such
remarkable success, in fitting style, and
elaborate programmes have been arranged for
continuing the celebration to-day and
tomorrow. Tonight there will be "a
grand torchlight procession, and to.mor.
row night is the time hxod for the
illumination OF the city ana magnificent
display of fireworks. he Baltimore s. Ohio
road, which has lurly outdone itself during
the celebration in the enterprise shown in
providing for tho vast amount Of travel to
and from Baltimore, has arranged to run to-day
and tomorrow, in addition to its regular trains,
IN. and returning, leaving Baltimore al mid.
night. The round.trIp tickets, which are
good for two days. will DO sold at $l20.
The Baltimore races begin tomorrow.
National Republican., 1880-10-18
National Standardization.

Tonight Miss Maggie Mitchell will appear
IN her wel-known character of FdHchoH. con-
cernlng which the Cincinnati Commercial says
OF a recent performance in that city: ut
Is hardly the correct thing 10 say that
last night Maggie Mitchell appeared as Fan.
ch0n; the way the statement should bo put is,
that after an absence FdnchOn came back,
and we all heard her marvellous, thrilling,
coaxng voice, saw her elish, child-woman,
and then woman'chid ways; saw her, heard
her, II is repeated, and-loved her better than
ever. There are familiar and lovablo persons
in life, concerning whom we never talk about
connectedly; we only refer to them by
not names. That seems to bo the only
manner left for any ono TO speak of Maggie
Mitcholps RanchOn. or, rather, Of FdnchOn itself,
for be II understood that FdnchoH is not played,
is not represen ted-she has been and is flesh
and-blood creation as she Is known OH the
American stage to-day.
Ford's Opera House-"Tho Galley Slave"
BARLEY Camptel's excellent play, ent tiled
"The Galley Slave" will be presented at
Ford's opera.house this evening, In regard
to this play the New York World says; Mr
Campbell, with "Tho Galley Slave" has the
double satisfaction Of having done his work
well and having his well.done work pppre-
ciated. Tho story of "The Galley Slave" Is
what might vulgarly bo called fat nara
tive;" there is great deal In II. Although
il oils up FIVE acts aud occupies tlreo hours in
performance, one leaves the theatre with a
sort Of puzzling wonderment how so much
was gotten through with.
Theatre Comique.
The managers Of the Comque offer to their
pglrnus this week another new variety COM
pany, including some famous specially artists
ono of the principal events Of tho perform
auco Tonight will be the first appearance in
this city of Iduletta aud Wallace, the water
queen and man fish.
National Republican., 1880-10-18
CLOSE or THE FAIR.
Three Exciting Haclng Events Saturday
Good Attendance the Last Day.

Noou ANenuance the LhAt nay
The fair at Ivy City closed Saturday with a
series OF running races, n feature OF which
was two.mile dash by lady riders Tho
attendance was estimated at $500. num-
Der OF exhibitors removed their goods from
the main and machinery buildings Saturday,
but there is still considerable stock to be
taken away to-day. The success of the two
days running meeting which closed the fair
was duo in great measure to tho cndeavors
of Captain Frank Ho!lingshoad. The first
race Saturday was u threo.quartcr.mile beat,
in which Wrangler, Marchionoss aud Eunico
started. Wrangler led from the start and
was never overtakou, MarchiOnts second aud
Eunice third. Time, 1:20. In the second
heat the three horses got away on even terms
and kept together until within few feet OF
tho finish, when Marchioncss drew in front
by half a head. Time, 1:l9l. For tho third
heat only Wraugler and Marchioncss started,
the formor winning by n short nose. The
spectators all thought this dcad-hcat, and
considerable confusion resulted from the
judges making u declaration to that eject and
atterward deciding ali bets aud tho heat Off
Finally they reversed their decision and
awarded the heat TO Wraneler Time, 1:l9s.
For the second race, "a mile and an eighth
dash, Governor Hampton, New York Weekly.
Revenue and Lucky Hit started. Tho race
was between the first two horses who made .
dead'heat, their owners dividing the purse.
Time, 200.
The ladies' two-milo dash was next in order,
tho following being the starters and their
horses: Miss Ida p. Beall, Dhgasian Miss
Fannie Brawner, Baltimore, jr.. and Miss
Sarah f. Harbaugh, Unknown. Dalgasan's
rider was tho best Of tho trio aud seemed to
know exactly what TO do, while tho othor
two were little frightened at the crowd.
Uson receiving the word Miss Bcall sent her
l.....H 4.
er's being trifle froicsome, while Miss Har.
baugh's could not be induced to move. The
race was never in doubt, Dalgasian winning
fully half u milo before Baltimore, jr., while
Unknown made but one circuit of the track
Tho time was stated ut 3:lj.
National Republican., 1880-10-18
New Advertisements.


Notice to Jerseymen.
Notice to Towpathers.
Notice TO New Workers.
Furnished rooms for rent.
Notice to Pennsylvanians.
Watch tolen, $lO0 reward.
Stott & Cromwell, druggists.
Wanted-A folding bedstead.
For rent--.l733 Eleventh street.
Ward & Co., bankers, New York.
Columbia university law school.
Ford's Opera-house, Galley Slave"
National theatrc-Maggie Mitchell.
Theatre Comique-Ncw attractions.
Drawing Louisiana Lottery company.
Notice to Iowa Republican association.
United States marshal's sale of real estate.
District treasurers notice relative tc
licenses.
Notice of W, B. Reed, marshal to procession
10 screnade Hon. John Sherman.
Preaching at New York Aveuue Presby.
jerian church by Rev. Narayan Sheshadri.
National Republican., 1880-10-18
The DusIiaways.

Tallmadge hall WAS crowded last night
before the hour OF meeting Yice-President
Charley Nye presided, President EIGleston
being absent in Baltimore engaged in tho
temperance work. Addresses were made by
Vice-President Nye, Mr.. John Berry, Judge
Mr. II. S. Graham, Mr., B. i. Oliphant, Judge
Horn Of Texas aud Alr. j. S. Hilton. Charley
Nyo announced that Excelsior tent of Recha.
bites would attend in body in full regalia
next Sunday night A large number signed
the pledge.
National Republican., 1880-10-18
A Pleasant Wedding.

Miss Emma Louise Raun of New York and
Mr.. Harry d. Robinson OF this city were Joined
in the hol 3 bonds of wedlocl Mt tho parsonage
Of McKoudree church, Rev. Charles Richard.
son officiating, on Saturday evening last, in
the presence of the immediate friends of the
contracting parties. The bride, handsome
demi-blonde, was airayed in neat and be-
coming travelling suit, the groom in faultlcss
suit of black. The happy couple left OH the
1880 p. M. Baltimore & Ohio train for u short
"Trip north.
National Republican., 1880-10-18
CITY ITEMS.
Another Mlrncnlons Cure.

To hc Editor Of The National Republican:
SIR: The writor chcerfully recommends
DR.. Dowcy's treatment for nasal catarrh.
Washes, snufls and inhalations have tried in
my case, and / found them useless. DIR.
Dewey has restored me to perfect health, and
it WAS done at one sitting at No. sos Eleventh
street northwest. DIR. Dewey is an expert in
his speciality, and his extirpator is most SOW
crcign. Reader, If you are troubled with ca
tarrh, by all meaus call and see mo at No.
1903 Sixteenth street northwest, aud / will
convince you that nasal catarrh has found a
master. JonN A. SIMMs.
National Republican., 1880-10-18

Tho Hyattsville Garfield and Arthur club
Ia 10 be addressed next Monday evening by
Professor r. T. Greener of this city and Mr..
J. b. Askew Of Baltimore. Appeals aro to be
made 10 those voters who obtain their living
by daily labor to ignore party affiliations Of
the past aud voto IN November with the re.
publiGans. especially tho congressional ticket.
from the frth Mary laud district are daily
growing brighter.