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MkIAE-

While the fact that the Republicans
have experienced a reverse in Maine is
conolusiyely demonstrated by their failure
to carry the State by any majority, it ap-
pears to be not impossible that the defeat
will prove less significant than it at first
appeared The election for Governor may
be thrown into the Legislature, or if it is
not the majority of Plaisted viii evidently
be extremely small. The Republicans
have carried three out of tie five Congress.
sional Districts, and they have the Legis-
lature. OF course there are innumerable
reports explaining the election but it may
be doubted whether any of them are en-
titled to much confidence. Stories of
Democratic corruption are rife, but 1t re-
mains to be shown why this corruption
was not discovered until after the election
Ii it existed it must have been practiced
under the eyes OF the Republican man.
ayers, and therefore they must have been
ollpably negligent rot to discover it. 1t
is far more probable that the fight was lost
by undertaking the strength and per
sistence Of the enemy. 1t had been given
out and nat contradicted by the Demo
Gratis, that they had virtually abandoned
ths contest, and were only making it to
enc close as matter Of form. This
report was false, but the indications
arc that il deceived the Republican mar
ayers, and that they consequently relaxed
their efforts just when they ought 10 have
redoubled them. Why the Republicans
should have imagined that they had an
easy task before them, with the figures G.
the election of 1879 to guide them, is hard
to understand. 1t is equally difficult to
comprehend how so startling discrepancy
between their estimates and the actual out
come was possible, surprising them to have
made so close canvass as Senator Blaine
asserts was made. Perhaps, however, the
loss of non-essential State at this stage OF
the contest is not the worst that could
happen. 1t will at least render all over
confidence in the future impossible, and it
will stimulate the Republicans everywhere
to put forth all their energies. Maine has
shown that there is no child's play ahead,
and that the most determined contest viii
have to be fought in every part of the
North, to insure the election of Garfield
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THE DAILY RECORD MON.
PoLITIckL-NoTICE.

During the present campaign the REcoRD-UNIoS
will report the meetings OF Republicans, Democrats,
Wo-kincrnen and Greeuback-l Labor party with equal
impartiaty. The same courtesy OF advanced notices
of political meetings viii BE- extended to all parties
All political advertisements not authorized by the
STATE or County Central Committee Of a party must
b. paid for in advance There will be no exception
10 this rule.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
THE ELECTION IN MAINE.
Possibility OF Republican Triumph
After All.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
State Conventions in Massachusetts,, his
souri, and New Hampshire.
NUMEROUS CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
Probable Lynching of Negroes in Tennes-
see by Masked Men.
vAaIeUs ITEMS OF EUROPEAN NEWS.
Courtesies Exchanged Between French and
English Vessels.
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THE MURDER OF DR.. PARSONS.

The attempts OF rhe Federal Government
to obtain redress from the Porte for the
murder of DIR. Parsons have thus far met
with no success. The truth is that the
Turkish authorities look upon the murder
of Christian by Mohammedan as a
yenial offense. and they cannot be made
to take any interest in the prosecution of
tho assassins, who are Turcomans. AS
the failure to punish these miscreants will
render all Americans unsafe in Turkey, it
is manifest that the Government ought to
use all its powers to force the Porte to do
Justice. II we had any navy, this case
would afford us a good excuse for joining
in the forthcoming demonstration, but as
we have practically no means of enforcing
our remons RANGES and representations, 1t
is doubtful whether DR.. Parsons will be
avenged.
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MARYsvILLE "APPEAL. The Marys.
vile appeal has fulfilled its promise made
some time ago, and now appears in COM
pIete new dress, looking as bright and
clean as a newly coined standard dollar.
Northern California has no better news
paper than the appeal, and it is evident
from the journal success that the people
of that section join il this opinion.
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The Greenbackers are shrewd enough to
take advantage OF the necessities of their
allies, and to make their own terms, and
as their programme is comparatively simple
they viii have no difficulty in having their
own way. Thus the national Democracy
is rapidly sloughing off its recent profes-
sons of regard for honest money and is
lending itself to the support of the most
wiIdand pernicious measureswhich themost
reckless and foolish element in the country
advocates. 1t IS in fact reverting TO
its old COpperhead policy in finance,
and it is doing this with the less COM
puuction because its hostility to resumption
and 1.-THE honorable discharge of public obi
gatigns has never been really abandoned,
bat was only concealed for the reason that
it did not promise to pay. What the bust
ness men of the country must realize now,
therefore, is, that the Democrats are willing
to sacr flee the stability of the national
finances and the public credit and currency
for the sake OF getting the Offices, and that
no dependence can be placed upon them
for protection against the most outrage
GUS and fatal propositions that can be
made in this direction. Democratic
business men can no LONGER deceive
themselves with the belief that the material
interests of the country would be as safe
~ +Lo b,-,de ~ ore ,,sr4v- az in +bora Of tho
other. They must recognize the fact that
the Greenbackers and Democrats haye
already made common cause. and that
both are bent on the same measures. The
Democrats have no longer an honest money
programme. That plank was torn cut of
their platform by the Maine fusion. Nor
do they care for this loss in the least. All
they want ia votes, and it is nothing to
them what principles they adopt
for the purpose of getting them.
They henceForth stand for all the
rsprehensible doctrines their allies
have advanced. Greenbackers or
Democrats, it matters not what they call
themselves, for they are all one party. No
wonder that Wall street, approaching the
significance of this ominous union, re-
sponded to the Maine election with an
outbreak OF panic This shows what view
is taken there of possible Democratic
national victory, and it proves how much
reliance business men, even OF their own
faith, have in Democratic guarantees and
professions. The believers in honest
finance will have to take their stand with
the Republican party in this contest, for 10
other refuge remains to them.
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DIED.

Sacramento, September l5-Mrs. G. F. Kent, n
native of Michigan, Ss years.
Funeral notice here6ter.l
Penn Valley Nevada county, September Is-llrs.
lucinda II. Durham, 81 years and 10 months.
Ukiah September 6-Mary +. Wilson, % years, 9
months and II days.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, September I5-By Thos W. Gmer,
Justice of the Peace, T. s. Brown to Eva C. Lank,
both Of Sacramento city
Woodland, September l2-Frank b. Clark to Title
DOpking.
Woodland, September ~ Frank Fisher to Dora
Hicks
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An Unsucce.srnl Itfuck.

CAPE Town, September 15.h-The Ba-
suto chief Lehovodi made an unsuccessful
attach on the Mounted Cape Rifles at MAZE
ing on the 18th instant. Lehovodis force
numbered GEO. 1t was routed and pursued
several miles, and number of his men and
many cattle captured. The Colonials only
lost one man wounded. The Basutos, it is
said, refuse all terms, and war is inevitable.
The Rev President OF santo Domingo.
HAVANA, September 15th-General Me-
rino, the newly elected President, took charge
of the Government of Santo Domingo Sep
TENDER LIST.
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Miners In PcriIous situation.

NEW GLASGOW On. 81 September 18TH
In the Ford pit at ST. Ellerton, two men
struck their picks through partition be-
tween the new works ard the old, and the
water accumulated in the latter rushed in
with great force. Thirteen miners were
hemmed in by the food, and were only
rescued after four hours of labor. Nire
horses were drowned, and great damage was
done to the works.
weman and Three Children Drowned.
BERTHIER (Quebec). September 15th.-Mrs.
Oliver joey and her three children were
drowned to-day by the upsetting of boat in
the st. Lawrence Two men and woman
were saved by clinging to the boat.
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HAVE TRIED Hammer Cascara Sagrads
Bitters, and find they are all they are recon-
mended to be. o. n. CRosKITE. Sacramento.
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A large meteor passed over Eugene City,
Or, last week.
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BORN.

San Rafael September = Wife of John F. o'Toole,
a son.
San Rafael, September wife Of J. J. Greffoz, Jr.,
q daughter.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

United Ancient Order or A.
Druids -Sirs and Brothers You \ NM -
hereby notified that Bro. r. II cor v WF -
TINGHAM, N G. A, and HENRY f,%s1agZ1
A. CHASE G. -, will pay Of Grr-A---ZJ
feial visit to Fidelity Grove, No. 81, tlsj%1sj
THIS Thursday EVENING, at s EI MI
o'clock All members OF the Grove Il IL
requested TO be present, and visiting Brothers
cordially invited TO attend. BY order
THOS. G. ROWE, N. A.
JAS McCAw Secretary. fBC.l slo-1t
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-16

Lewiston, Idaho, wants two school
houses.
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Dr. USeAR's LIeuoR ANrIDofE. carefully prepared
of the best Quill Bark by NJ. S Hammer, druggist,
Sacramento (The celebrated cure for drunkenness.)
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the 0arsman.

LONDON, September 15th.-Hanlan, the
oarsman, expects it will take him month to
fully recover He lost twelve pounds during
the voyage, which be must regain before 60
ing into training. After short visit to Man
chester he goes to Newcastle-on- Tyne, where
ha u,ilI order q nau hoot
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HAMMERS CAsoARA SAGRADA BrrTERs cures all
complaints arising from obstructed state of the
system.
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Naval Courtesy.

ironclads ranged themselves alongside the
English ironclads their bands struck up
God Save the Queen" and the English re-
piled with the "Marseiles." The arrival of
the French ships caused universal satisfac-
ton, and it is believed that action will now
be taken
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The AIbanlnns Round to Fight.

RAGUsA, September 15th.-The Albanians
continue resolutely to oppose the cession of
Dulcigno, and are Fastening thither en- masse.
1t is asserted that they have resolved to kill
Ria Pasha, who is at Kalerkol with only
1, SEQ men. Thee Aibanians have forwarded
q fresh threatening address to the Porte.
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WadGington and Ton BuhIer-TtaIy and
the Austro.Germsn Alliance.

BERLIN, September 15th.-Waddington has
requested the German Government to Off
cially contradict Herr Won Buffers asser-
tons regarding him. 1t is reported at Paris
that Waddington has challenged Won Buh-
ler
+ An Italian emissary is expected at Fred
ericksruhe to sound Prince Bismarck relative
to the entry of Italy into the Austro. German
alliance.
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Massachusetts, Republican state Conven-

WORCESTER, September 15sh -The Reput-
Iican State Convention met at noon, with f.
L. Stone as temporary Chairman. Various
committees were appointed and recess
SECOND DIsPATcH.l
WORCESTER, September 15sh.-After re.
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New Hampshire Democratic State Con.
vanfEan

CONCORD, September 15th.-The Demo
cratic State Convention was called to order
at noon. Committees were appointed, and
John III. George, the Chairman, addressed
the Convention. Hon. Frank Jones was
unanimously nominated for Governor.
Colonel w. III. D. Cochran, Joseph Goodwin
and John w. Dodge were nominated for
Railroad Commissioners, and G. B. Gambler
ors.
The resolutions adopted indorse the Gin
cinnati work; pledge adhesion to Hancock
and English; declare that the State shall be
redeemed, and that Frank Jones, the Guber-
Material candidate, is worthy and true man.
Adjourned.
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Moatenegrins Marching on Duleisno.

RAGUsA, September 18th. - The news
which has been received that the Montene-
grins are marching on Dulcigno has been cor
firmed by a later telegram, but it is impossi-
BILE to ascertain whether Prince NikiCa
accompanies them. One of his aides.de-camp
passed through Ragusa to day. He had been
in consultation with Austrian officials, and
the movement of Montenegrins appears to be
the result of this consultation.
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MADRID, September 15th.-The Princess
has been baptized and named Maria Mercedes
Isabella. Queen Isabella was sponsor.
Functionaries and ambassadors were present.
The Archbishop of Toledo offciated
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SECOND DISPATCH.

NEW YORK, September 15th.-Living-
ston, after fasting nine days, stopped to-
night. About IL o'clock a man rushed into
the hall and told Livingston that his wife
had committed suicide, in consequence of her
/ husbands determination to continue his fast
against her wishes Livingston hurried home
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Convention of Republican Clubs

INDIANAPOLIS, September 15th-The Con.
vention of Republican Clubs met at II A. NJ.
with Il, M. Nichols. of Wisconsin, as tenn.
porary Chairman. Over 800 delegates were
present, representing twenty-eight States, in
Guiding. Colorado. Committees On Creden.
tials. Permanent Organization, Rules of
Order and Addresses were appointed, and a
recess was taken till 4 p NJ
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ROME, September 15th.-The Diritto says
the latest note drawn up by the British Cabi-
net and now communicated to the Powers
demands the cession of Dulcigno without
further delay. Admiral Seymour has been
invested with full power to take up whatever
position he considers most advantageous for
the purpose of demonstrations.
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The rrooL,vn .raster..

New York, September Livingston,
the Brooklyn faster is now in his eighth day.
His face is sallow, eyes sunken, and he is
exceedingly nervous. This morning he took
short walk under charge Of watchers.
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OMAHA, September 18th. The following
through passengers passed here on to-day
train. leaving at 1915 P. NJ, TO arrive in Sac
ramento September 10Th: W. S. Luce, wife
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Duel Between Indians.

SANTA FE On. MI, September 15th.--A
duel took place between Ute Indian and a
Navajo last Thursday. A few friends of
the Indians were present. The Ute was
killed and the Navajo seriously injured.
Knives were the weapons used. The duel
was caused by both Indians wanting to marry
the same girl
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SECOND DISPATCH.I
Politics In the Old Dominion.

RICHMOND, September 15th.-The regular
Conservative and Readjuster State Commit
tees met separately to-day, with a view to
arrange their differences and insure the
Electoral vote of the State for the Demo-
cratic nominee for President. The Conserva-
tive Committee appointed subcommittee
to draw up plan of compromise, to be sub
mitted to the Readjusters.
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Peace Commissioner Missing.

CHICAGO, September 18th. = The Inter
Oceans Washington special says: 1t is be-
lieved that Senior Cabrera, revolution Peace
Commissioner to the United States. has been
captured by the Chilean fleet. He is long
overdue, and has not been heard from since
he embarked for Panama, en- route to this
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Creenback Meetings

ELMIRA N. ", September 15th.-General
Weaver was in Elmira to-day, and addressed
two immense Greenback meetings. Rev.
Thomas K. Beecher, Greenback candidate for
Congress, presided. and made characteristic
speech General Weaver spoke for two hours
in the open air in the afternoon, mainly on
the question of finances and incidentally on
the balot.box frauds at the south, whereby
he said the Greenbackers had been robbed of
victory.
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RICHMOND, September 16th-A. M.-The
Conservative committee late tonight decided
upon plan of compromise, and submitted it
to the ReadIusters' committee, which at l A.
NJ. was in secret session considering it. Moth
ing has been made public as to the terms of
the proposed compromise, secrecy having
been enjoined on members in the Conserva-
tive committed
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Base Ball Championship.

CHICAGO, September 15th.-By the victory
of the Chicagos today over the Cincinnatis,
and the defeat of Providence by Boston, the
championship for 1880 is assured to Chicago.
1t is now impossible for any club to overtake
them, even if 1t wins every game, and il the
l,hieanns lnsa evarv ramR
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Congressional Nomirailons.

ST. LOUIS MOI, September 15th.-The
Republicans of the Seventh Congressional
/ District yesterday decided not to put can
didate in the field.
| CONCORD On. H. J, September 15th.-As a
result of the arrangement effected to-day be-
tween the leaders of the Democratic party,
j. w. Sanborn, Sullaway and Bingham,
will be nominated for Congress in the First,
Second and Third Districts.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ia September 18TH
| The Republicans of the Eighth District have
| nominated r. Percival for Congress.
MILWAUKEE, September 15th.-The De.
mocracy of the Third District have nomi-
| mated NJ. M. Colhein for Congress.
ST. PAUL, September 15th-M. L. McCor-
mick has been nominated for Delegate to
Congress from Dakota by the Democrats.
ST. LOUIS, September 15th.-The Demo-
Gratis in the Eighth District of this State have
nominated ID. c. Allen for Congress.
BALTIMORE, September 15th-Republican
nominations for Congress: Third District,
Joshua Homer, Jr.; Fourth District, Enoch
Pratt
MANCHESTER IN. H) September 10TH
The Republican Congressional Convention OF
the Second District renominated James r.
Bragg.
L OSpbeuuei ~ ~
publican nomination Tor Congress in the First
District is H. III. Bingham; Second District,
Charles O'Neill; Third District, Benjamin
L. Berry Fourth District, VIM. ID. Kelley !;
Fifth District, A. g. Harmer.
TRENTON IN. J.), September 18th. THE
Greenbackers of the Second Congressional
District have nominated Samuel a. Dobbins.
TRENTON IN. j., September 15th.-The
Republicans of the Fifth District have re-
nominated George NJ. Robson for Congress.
BALTIMORE, September 15th.-The Repub-
licans of the Fifth Congressional District
have nominated w. r. Wilmer for Congress.
MILWAUKEE, September 15th,--The Demo-
Gratis of the Eighth Wisconsin District to-
day nominated w. G. Silverthorn for Con-
gress.
LITTLE Rock (4rk). September 18th
The Democrats of the Third District have
renominated J. Z. Cravens for Congress.
Northumberland Passengers.
OMAHA, September 18th. The following
| through passengers passed here on to-day s
train, leaving at 12:15 P. NJ, TO arrive in Sac,
ramento September 10Th: W. S. Luce, wife
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The International FIeet-Liberty of Ac.
ton.

ton.
ROME, September 15th.-Instruction to
all commanders of the international feet,
except the French, state that in case opera
tions which may have political consequences
become necessary, the British Vice-Admiral,
Seymour. will confer with his colleagues, but
that neither he nor they will be required to
refer to their Governments before resolving
on whatever esurse may be expedient. This
liberty of action extends even to the bonn
bardment of Dulcigno,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
COMMENCEMENT 1T EEOWN.

PROVIDENCE, X. l.. June 15.-1hc annual
meeting Of the Alumni of Brown Unvci-lty VIZ hcld
this Afternoon. IN" committee 10 pIJc,uc portrait
OF the la,c cX President C-wrll pr utcd Hc work
OF John stiinecr. which wa~ warmly commented. Oni
GERS were elected A. follows:
TrCadcnt-AbiAham Payne, Of Providence.
Vic IrCSidcHts-F Francis Way Id Of New Haven II.
Il. staple, Of Worcester.
Sccrcfory-Ecuhcn A. G"u'd, Of Providence.
TTrGshp cr-AlrXardcr Fatuam
ErcCHirc COMMUNICATION l.. Underwood. o. Newton,
Mass; Edward /. PIcnrc. Ot Million. Mass;
James O. Murray Of Ta:ncrton. n. j.: H.uilmin
/. TEurs;on and ArnDi Greene. Of Prevalence.
4 committee WAS appointed 10 at" measures looking
10 the acquisition O portraits Of distinguished eradu-
atcs.
The Phi Beta Kappa Society Of Brown University
held H. annual meeting this morning and
elected the following ufirr-: Dr l.. Z. Ctsurll.
president; Iruic..ur j. u. Arprt,u vic-pi"siIrni
IrCfs.r W. &. Ioldid .rlaI}, ami Dr. MrnIck l..
IY0us. tir tsIi"F The tu'l1Nir J. nrd t W nrinbrrs
Wrr" ch"~r rHc Rev Charles II Nhrlc" the Row II.
T.. I:phhin~. president Of tIbY I'uN,r,iiS; d. T. T.
IIrhar,i>nn. 0f The G. U.s. "t so; Ouycr JoiIl-un
FISK .. Of thrC - Of i731; William Luton Foster Of
the cll-. ui l'7j
The ortIpn vus d,ycrr! before tGc Alumni A..ocai-
tiIn hv The Hon. Edward J.. Ti,rr",
81 HLtun. Nn.s, upon the Pub.
hc AMI Social Dulrt Tie College GImuIic." The
ipii"Wcd hy address rs the Rev. Sinrl
i. SniiL, Of Newton, Mas.