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received Saturday sl,s4000l, ami yesterday
S!!;3 li0. urtuclluliy from c,tl1,ty banks de-
sirt,lg To reiire iheir circulation 1T View OF
Till NAV bepnil,c law, ShuulI thts hauuet,
they will be u,IG to accomplish, their pttr,ost.
only by tse,Ins Of thr!r own notes, while now
my sort o. i.In'ley sHl!lces. liey VIII nisn
by enabled to OBTAIN possession nt htco
ut tho reserve III t iter cents. winch cal, %
marketed Vt t,renislatl nf ~ 10 Il per cent'
anu u pr celits, whtch cali 1e usntl ny Ie;'
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,liaIoi.al WIS received toD late fur collection,
! until Wednesday, making total thus fur OF
TELEGHAr,tic. ....
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, 1881-02-22

III the utA{tf1k .i&foShitf0 i'EEA3.
MEM Yolsi, Feb. 2l.-A number of gam.
hlers ind l0ttery-ttcket dealers wcrB scl-
tenced to-day to pay fine and to th'pris0l"
ulcnt.
rI.Ettao-rSEEMoStA.
a Washington special 10 tlle Ercni,.J Past
says: ''trho l'icuro-i'nennnn bill reported
by tic Special Committee IL f0nlnl To ba tun
defective md llable to constitutional objec-
tio.,s. 1t WIS therefore hec!s!cd, Mt tue sneet-
lng Of the Committee, 10 withdraw 1t and
offer ten. Rolling bill as II substitute. \
Cululll(ssan ut three Is 10 sit within thirty
days antl fornl rules asui so fortl. fur special
examinations wien desired. Thu With
drawai OF tho other bI!! IL 9 seyere bl"w to
tho National l,onrd Of Health. Tho Com.
missioner ut Agriculture has requested the
t;uyeruors Of New York, Now Jersey, Penn
sylvanla, Maryland, a,ul Connecticut t0 In
tera!ct the expectation westward Ut calves,
Illns,nucl, as plouso-inlcunlonln exists III
tiluSo 6tates."
wAs.1sS0Toy's ntlsgllnAy,
Tomorrow {sVashlng.on'a birthday Is q
Icgnl Aul.Iuy tlero mt! will l,e celebrated by
tilU general suspension Ut business, III usual.
ANOTHER sSow-sr0t!M IN NEW tolK.
Tie weather hero Io-.lay IL moderate.
3now fell during thy tInrllii1g, but nftsr mid,
shining brightly. Tllerno,,Iuter ut Il Il. ILL.,, 10
degrees; ut D Il. ILL.,, ~ 'ie2rees
Nl1I.It,N FllnM THE MlSEH
Tho auo,n. Ut h,lIlint received here from
tho Western mines during tie week WAS
S303, l41
THE MntT.tLlrr AMONG HORSES
this winter averages tWenty-!lyn daEly,
against fifteen tho previous willttr. tercbro-
Spil,al meningitis Ii the elllef cause.
THE rtt.lCE
ure dow, tho buy 10 receive n fugitive Aus
triAn broker expected Tomorrow.
IEAltr-DlsEAHE.
Ellen Dunn, agt.l II, tho Inst Of q family
OF seven chll.lrcn. died to-.lay, likc her
hrotliera NH! sisters, Ut heart-itsease. The
Iitttb glrl W,lS on her why to Schn0, anu the
mother WIS mt returning q wash, when ltef
ntten,lon was called IL u crowd uear thu
scjtuul.!luusr. SiIn went to tho sput, alla
found hcr cllltt lying dead.
itAvEMEfE1; AND FULLER.
Julge FrielIi,lln llus .!islulssttl the suit
brought BY Theodore 4. llaveneyer ax'llnst
Lawson n, Fuller for StV0.0 ttNn.AHes III
connection With Investigations iIl relation to
the taxes o1l sllKar. Judge Friedman s.t!l The
evidence tNEen did llUt tend to show that
remarks Injurious to THO .ptaintitt ,weru
nude BY tho defendant. md there Is nothlu.@:
, 1881-02-22
uSDE, THE WHEELS.

Spfeta! Ufspnteh to Tie GAtedpo Tribune.
Fonr WAYNE. Ind, Feb. :l.-sun,uei setann.
OF Stunnehvi,ie, o.. employed Ms iotal freight
brakeman on the Fort 'fnyne Etond. tCl frmn the
ttDjl to-,lny He wns rim urcr anj Instantly
Killed. lie leaves II wife a1Ii one child.
Spte1at Uf4pateh to The Eh.cG1a tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Fel, aI.-A brukcmnu nAtne'l
John TAbbert. In this cinp!Uy nf thr st. Paul
Company. wRs ki,eh ut Ohk Glen. n walking
over the truth hc slipped md fell between two
cars. Its skull WH crushed Al,tl unu Of bis lrka
cut oil.
, 1881-02-22
WALL STREET.

YpSeta1 Nis14teh to Iht Ehit42" Tribune.
NEw yol.x, Feb. 3l.-fho week opened oil
tho Stock Exchange with falrly actlyu nlar-
ket, but speculation WAS l'nsattlet1 III tono,
alid at times aulte feyeFlslt. Most OF the
leading stocks openet! ut lower range Of
quotations than worO current ut tue c!osu on
, 1881-02-22

Sptttat Dtspateh to The Chteaoo 7stbun'.
MARION, Ind. Feb. :l.-Wlfam Haragrcy,
aection boss un tho Cincinnati. Wabash & M!chl-
gan Nnilway. and twn 1T his men, fell this nft-
ernoon frt,.n bent over tho Missesslncw River
IL tho wntcr tcuw, d distance .! nlKhtcen feet,
striking upon SOME toatttlK timber. lfurnKfey
was severely tnjurct! Mhnit tho bnek, the aeco'M
man histl cptnr. bnne hrt,kels. Mp tho third Il
prohahy fAfAlIy tnlutcA.
, 1881-02-22

SF<tful NlspaFeh 70 The ChIta9o IFabHHf.
MuNclE. Iutl.. Feb. al.-WhIlc feeding Jtstc-
picking machine at l1oycc'a t!ax'n,tlls In this
riiy this ,NornsuE, Erwin Weller, y :1-year.o!a
son at ]. C. Weller, oEgnn- n-nnnutlct,lrcr. hui
and Rrolluu tho. necca.tsutislx AnputntfoE Hbose
tho knee. He Will probably recover, Euvlng re-
celvcd no othcr injury.
, 1881-02-22


THEErOl,r, ILL.,, Fct. :l.-Thrnueh n inis,lrt1cr-
stumbling of prtlrrs, n wild frcIght-tra!n gn!ng
west Oh tho Chicago, Milwaukee, s. IT. laul Hull.
rtrld celded last s,iKht ncnr Mount t:nrr1Ill
with thu revt,iar chst-sa,umtl freight. Tho GIL
lt,st, the engineers and trctntM aavlMg them.
aelses by Jumping from their engines: y sitlnr
two frt,Irhts within .,itnster Of i milo uf tho
same sput. fifty thntiAand slblArs' wnrth OF
property wns destroyed by tho two Incidents.
, 1881-02-22
FUNDING.

~ ~ IN f<stsrz. 4s4osIaltt HFsss.
srha" Aohk, Feb. :t,-Tha Fust says:
tnas, alhount Ut United Stats legal
h.n, =, autea to-day paid into The Treasury
laNe,, "!'hdfaw Natl0nal-uank-noto eiFcll-
abort ." mss ~ about sl.BOM0. 4 total OF
'''u' s9,@o, ,oW legakteuder notes hus bcvu
, 1881-02-22

NEW onr.EASA, Feb. sl.-Tho packet i. II
Kerr, from Naschcz for here sntarlny ntKht
with -. buIes c.ttvt nsld Il sltlms,cr OF lMsscn
Krfs, sunk. Passengers an1 crew sNsets. CNttat
insured. 1loat uninsured
, 1881-02-22

ropIAK nLuYF. No., Feb. .1.-The boiler In
Perkins. Randolph & Co.'s saw.mt!l exi.ltrlcd
at,out uoon Saturday. Tho fireman. nnrMe''
Campbell. IL probably fntn}iy injured. The
cause of the accident Ii not known.
, 1881-02-22
TIE rofrSj, Till. LEAK.

P1TTsnund, Fa., Feb. .t.-Th!s niornlng John
Durkher janitor OF tho Fifth Avcutlo hunk. ut
tempted to find 4 leuk n uas.p pIpD In lhe ,Isc-
;peiit OF the bn,.k ht!sl19, ece.tpsntl MS Il thte
etarc by Jncob lJr.t,u. 1!ur3her lighted IL nuteh
md found tho leak Ut once. TITO explosion lnu'.
uYesl the building and injured both fsrAun and
Huyxhcr,
, 1881-02-22

Fonr wArsE. 1nl., Feb. :l.-sFnry shelvcy,
liking In tho family nf the lscy. II; II. i.ipes,
drowned. Shu WIS rnKAKc1 In washing, anll was
lust sceu going 10 tho clstGrn to traw some
water
, 1881-02-22

MEM Y0lsli, Feb. 2l.-A number 0t gum
hlers ind lottery-tickct dealers werB sell
tcnced to-day to 1ay Il fine and to tn'prlsoli
1llcnt.
, 1881-02-22
LflHGSIt,NJJ1Ty.y,
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CENTRAL MtjSiC.ifAI1,,

Iu.St11lT, Pnhlfc rtshenrsaIDf tttr UAAfEATIfIy
fiF fhGsT, With tho AltI.it! fi.UD Ani,,f.is and
!1fehr-rA Adnt,-siun-t,nH i,n1tnr. *rn-,hrr.~ nnd
nsFIl;9f; ;;s,,, ,p,sNSAr'IS ~ EA!:S FATN
GEMMEIa9T. ftarIttne. Apniln tnl, nIld t;nsnd III.
rhcstr1 under tho dtrrctlon af
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-09
PEyssYLyas1a.

PHILADELPHIA, November sth.-A light vote is
being polled. There is much scratching The In.
dependent candidacy of Wolf for State Treasurer
attracts much attention in some wards, but apathy
generally prevails
PITTsRuRG, November sth-The weather is favor
able, out the vote is light and the election quiet
PIIlADKLrHlA, November Sth.-Twcnty five of the
thirty one wards Of Philadelphia give Baier (Rep>
for State Treasurer, 1000 plurality over Noble
(Dem) Wolf independently received l,I9S votes in
the twenty five wards.
PHILADELPHIA, November Sth-A. AIT o'clock
returns from 81 counties in the State, including
Philadelphia and Allegheny counties, show plur
alty OF 5000 for Bailey (Rep) for State Treasurer
This indicates that Baleysplurality will reach about
II, 900 The Republicans claim majority III the
State OF Il, 900 for Bailey Noble, based upon
theincreased Republican vote in this city and that
OF Laciawanna county and few of the interior
counties. The Democratic State Chairman is not
willing to concode N9bIe's defeat, but thinks the
Republican majority in this city will be overcome
by the later returns from the State. The Inde
pendent, or Wolfe clement claims 65,c00 tc 5000
votes for Wolfe.
PIrTsBuRe, November sth.-Retuns from Al
leghany county are coming in slowly, owing to the
large amount of scratching. Bailey, the Republ
can candidate for State Treasurer, it is estimated
will have 5000 plurality Noble (Dem.)
ERIE, November sth,-Balley's plurality in this
county Noble is about $50, against 1890 for
Garfield. Noble, who lives here carries the city by
450 over Bai'ey Garfieds majority in the city was
225. Wolies vote IN the county will be about ESQ
The proportion of the vote is somewhat smaller
than last wear
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-09

little general interest in the election. As an in :
cation Of the apathy, the returns from s5 town :,
which gave Lcng last year 1e 4o7 and Thompson
(Denl-l 9,9ll, now show but s,47S for Long, and
4,295 for Thompson.
The Traveter says the vote of Boston, with three
precincts to hear from, IS Long (Rep), 1880; ;
Thompson Oem.), 12,47i. The same authority esti-
mstes that Governor Long is elected by from $4,000
to 10000 majority. 1he vote OF the city of Boston,
given BY the city messengers and subject to slight
changes creates some surprise, the returns showing
Republican gain of some4 $50 votes last year,
when the Democrats had 1. 500 plurality. The vote
of all the precincts give Long le.25s. Thompson
(Denn.) ,434. This is falling off of about $500
from the total city vote OF last year.
BosToN, November sth.-The correct figures OF
the vote in Boston are Long (Rep.), 15,499 !;
Thompson (Dem.), 1S,251; Almy (Prohib), 142 !;
Andrews (Greenback), 142. Last years vote !: Long,
1886; Thompson, 1929 Prohibition, "a Green
back, 29S. Longs majority this year over all is
1872. In suffolk county, comprising the city Of
Boston, seven Republican and one Democratic Sem
ator are elected-a less of two Democrats.
WORCESTER, November sth-Ihe vote OF Worces-
ter county to-day was light. The total vote OF the
county was 13 $50 Republican, 6,801 Democratic, 26o
Prohibition, and 517 Greenback. The Republicans
carry five Senatorial districts, 90 of the Al Repre-
sentative districts, and elect all the county officers
by vote as large as the total Democratic vote.
This city gives $50 Republican plurality.
BosroN, November Sth.- Three hundred and
counties and towns including all the cities in
the State, leaving thirtyeght small places to hear
from, give the following vote: Long Rep) 90,475 /;
Thompson pem.l 51,277; Almy Pro.) 1,7c5; An
drews, ISL All the reports received indicate that
the Senate will stand thirty.seven Republicans to
three Democrats, a Republican gain OF two. The
House will stand 164 Republicans to fifty two DEM
ocrats, with four undecided. The Democrats will
probably gain four The total vote of the State II
not exceed $4,000. Last year Long had in the
whole State 16i, ,928, Thompson (Dem) III, ,41o sar-
gent tGreenbsck) 1861, Amy (Pro) 1,o59 all the
others, 81.
BosToE, November 9th-A. M.-At this hour (2:15
A. NJ the returns on the proposed constitutional
amendment, which provides against the disfran-
chisemeut Of honorsbly discharged soldiers or sailors
who are paupers, are very meager, but the amend
ment is probably carried.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-09
San Francisco stock Sales.
rrou N-T,,c. srScroy
MORNING SESSION.
OK Ep.,-c.aro NT,,.e,,,y,a- 9 nc
AFTRRsooE sEssJoS.
am rn Exr1ns1nN-Inss IN

BOILER Explosion OF LIFE
Saturday night, at Plymouth, Amador
county, says a special report to the
RECORD UNION, between II and II, the
boiler in the Empire Mill exploded, killing
one man-James McGregor-and totally
wrecking the lower half Of the mill, shat
tering the huge tinbers of the mill as if
they had been but glass; 4 more COM
plete wreck could hardly be imagined than
this one. Our correspoad dent adds g The
huge boiler was ripped from end to end.
The steam chest was thrown twenty feet
and lodged on the cylinder head Of the
engine. The furnace was torn from top to
bottom, brick being thrown in every direc-
ton. How the explosion occurred can
never with any certainty be known, but
conjecture says that it was gas that did
the work. The sentiment at Plymouth is
that the employing of Tom, Dick and
Harry as they come along, representing
themselves as engineers, is hazardous
business both to life and property. But
such is too often the case. A man will
come along and say, l am an engineer,
and is given employment, and If an acci-
dent happens, the old cry is heard, No
hodY to blame But whether anybody is
to blame or not, one man is blown into
eternity, the mill damaged to the amount
of thousands of dollars, and wife and four
little ones left alone to struggle for bread
and butter, and lamentiDg the loss OF
good husband and kind father"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-09
lsCGSsiy.

MILWAUKEE, November sth.-Out OF 1000 towns
in the State 125 heard from give Democratic gain
Of 500.
MILWAUKEE, November Sth.-Returns up to 93o
indicate very light vote all over the State Mil
waukee city and county gives Rusk tRep.) for Gov
ernor, 200 majority. while Falk, the Democratic
candidate for State Treasurer over 900 ahead
of his ticket aud there is bare possibility of his
election. Returns from 50 towns. comprising over
200 precincts in the State show net Democratic
gain of 1850. The Republican State Central Com
mittee at this hour claim the State by 10000 ma.
jority
MILWAUKEE November Sth.-0ne hundred and
fifty towns and the city of Milwaukee, comprising
about 400 precincts and one-quarter of the State,
heard from at 1890, show net Democratic gain of
69Oo The Prohibition vote is larger than expected,
and viii reach 10000 o0a, and accounts for the
Republican falling of The Democrats begin TO feel
confident Of Faks for Treasurer election and gome
claim that the entire ticket is elected The Repub-
lican Central Committee are still confident that their
State ticket is elected by small majority. The
rural precincts, strongly Republican are yet to hear
from. There is considerable excitement here as the
returns come in showing Democr tic. The Legs-
lature is undoubtedly Republican
MILWAUKEE,, November Sth.-one hundred and
sixtyone t.wus and the city OF Milwaukee at 1850
gave net Democratic gain OF 1904. a Chairman
Anderson, Of the Democratic State Central Commit.
tee, iclams the election OF the Democratic Stots
ticket The Republican leaders are surprised at
their losses but do not admit the loss of the state
although they say the result is doubtful. The Pro-
hbition ticket has defeated the Republicans if they
defeated, and their vote is probably 1900 Sec
reta-y Paine of the Republican State Central Com
mittee, expresses strong belief that the Republi-
eau ticket is elected.
MILWAUKEE, November Sth.-The latest returns,
comprising onet third OF the State indicate that the
Republican ticket s elected by 5000 majority, with
tie possible loss Of the State Treasurer
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-09
MissBssEPPa.

VIcKsBuRe, November sth.-Yazoo county gives
Democratic majority estimated at 1,2co. Only about
one-fourth of the vote was poiled. The colored
vote was very light, notwithstanding they are in
majority on the register books.
NArcHEz (Miss.) November sth.-The election
passed off quietly. fair vote was cast. 1t is al
most impossible to determine the result, but it is
believed that Lowery Dem.) for Governor, and the
Democratic State ticket carried this county by
small majority. The county ticket was very long,
and there much r.tchiDg. 1t will probably be
several days before the official count will be given.
VIcKsBURe, November sth.-The indications are
that r. F. Beck, strai !ht-out Republican, is
elected Sheriff
MEMPHIS, November sth-Returns from the cleo
ton IN Mississippi are coming in slowly. Grenada
county gives 500 Democratic majority. The colored
vote in this county largely predomnates but large
number OF negroes worked and voted for the Demo-
cratic ticket. Alcon county gives 500 Democratic
majority. Lsnderdale county gives 1000 Demo-
cratic majority Monroe county is reported largely
Democratic, also Lowndes, Clay and Noxubee coun-
ties. ali the indications point to sweeping Demo-
cratic success throughout the State.
JACKSON November Sth.-Returns are coming in
slowly owing to the length Of the tickets and
scratching Lcurey is largely ahead in Marion,
Montgomery, lafayette, Yazoo, Grenaia and Jack
sou counties. Marshall, Noxubee and Copiah are
conceded to Lourey. Copiah is the home of King.
This city gives King 16l majority, but Kinds county
is conceded to Lourey. LoureY's majority in the
State is estimated at from l5,eoO to 10000 So far
As heard from the election has been quiet through
out the State, except al Marion.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-09
CONNECTICUT.

NV LONDON, November sth-Robert Colt (Rep.),
is elected Senator from the Ninth District by 300
plurality, over Beargess (Dem.). New London elects
two Democratic Representatives. Groton, stonng-
ton and North Stonineton each elect one Republi-
can and one Democratic Representative.
HARTFORD, November sth.-The Republicans
carried both branches of the Legislature by reduced
majorities. Last year the Senate stood 16 to s.
This year it will probably stand II Republicans to
10 Democrats. Three districts have been added
The House vii! probably stand 14S Republicans TO
100 Democrats. Hartford elects Republican Sena.
tor and one Republican aud one Democratic Repre-
sentative. New Britain is Democratic. Waterbury,
Meriden and Norwich are Republican.
HARTFORD, November sth. The Courant has
complete returns from the State making the follow
ing result in the House Republicans 149, Demo.
Gratis 9s, Greenbackers /. Last year the House
stood Republicans, 166, Democrats So Greenback-
ers l. INDEPENDENTS l. &.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-09
NEW .IER.EY.

TRENTON, November Sth.-Monmouth county
elects Republican State Senator and two Demo-
cratic Assemblymen. The Third District is in
doubt, with the chances in favor of the Republican
candidate. Ocean City chooses one Republican As
semblyman. In Morris county, two Republican and
one Democratic Assembiyman elected. The re-
turns from this county indicate Republican gains.
NEWARK, November sth.- Essex county elects a
Republican Senator by 20 majority; also, seven
Republican Assemblymcn and five Democrats. The
Republican Sheriff is elected by over 1850 majority
TEKNTos, November sth.-Returns thus far re-
ceiyed indicate the following the political stand
ing of the nsxt Legislature OF New Jersey Senate
Republicans 10, Democrats 8, gain of g. Assem-
biy-Republieans 50, Democrats %, gain OF ?.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-09
COAST AND STATE NEWS,

Incendiaries are operating at Red Bluff.
Rye is being grown as dairy feed in some
parts of the State.
Lima beans are among the most impor.
tant products of Santa Barbara county.
The Dixon Tribune, an energetic weekly
of Solano county, has entered upon the
eighth year Of its existence.
The Tuscarora Times.Rerielc has found
it necessary to discontinue its daily publ.
cation, and now appears as weekly.
A second crop of peaches is being picked
in some orchards in Vaca valley also "a
third crop of grapes in vineyards in that
valley.
All the mills around Tahoe and on the
Truckee river have raised the price of
lumber 81 per 1000 feet, and yet cannot
supply the demand.
Smallpox still RACES in Dayton, w. 7.
Schools are closed and business is in
measure suspended. Stringent measures
have been taken to prevent its spread.
A wide-spreading stubble fire occurred
in Browns valley, Napa county, Friday
afternoon. Before it was got under con-
trsI considerable fencing was destroyed.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-09
MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, November Sth.-Returns are coming in
very slowly, mostly from the smaller places Ia all
thu larger places there has bten much scratch
ing. The vote was light everywhere the falling off
from last year affecting the two parties nearly
equally. In St. Paul, General Johnston (Rep for
Go ernor, raa ahead of his ticket, and Creenleaf
Clark, defeated by Judge Van Aubrey in the Eepub-
lcan Convention for Supreme Judge, is receiving a
large vote. About half the ticket will be Repubi-
can and hall Democratic. Hubbard Rep), for
Governor, runs ahead Of his ticket in the First and
Second Congressional Districts, aud behind in the
Third. The probability is that his gains and losses
will about offset each other, and that he and the
whole Republican ticket viii be elected by major
ity somewhat reduced from last year. At Mime
apolis the whole Republican county ticket is prob
ably elected