Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-30
7EL-EGRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE EEcoRD-uN1oN
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Wisconsin Democrats.

The Wisconsin Democrat.
MILWAUKEE, September 29th.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention adopted q long plat.
form, urging the people to forego partisan
dicsstion in the coming State election, and
try to elect honest, able officers, not tied to
any ring or combination; depiores the cruel
and causeless assassination OF the late Presi-
dent as an unparalleled aud atrocious crime
and national calamity, and expresses conf
dence In Arthur. Tne following were nomi-
mated: Governor, n. d. Frat: Lientenant-
Governor. w. A. Anderson; Secretary Of
State, Michael johnson; Treasurer, w. FL.
Jacobs; Attorney General, NJ. j. Briggs;
superintendent Of Public Instruction, Robt
Grsham Railroad Commissioner, Ambrose
Holman insurance Commissioner Rudolph
kemper. MIR. Graham, the nominee for Su-
perintendent ct Public INSTRUCTION., is also
the nominee of the Republican party.
Business OF the Country-CIearingh house
Exchanges.
New YORK, September 10Th The P,l5lic's
statement Of exchanges for the week ending on
the 18th at San Francisco and the oath at
other cities, as compared with the same
period of last year. shows the following gains:
New York, 34.9; Boston, 2S.6; Philadelphia,
"a z; Chicago, $40 San Francisco. 64 Gin
cinnati, 26.6; st. Louis, 27.2; Baltimore,
l1.6; Pittsburg, 3O.5; New Orleans, 23.4;
Louisville, 81; Milwaukee, 34.5; Provi.
dence, IL s.; Kansas City, S21 Cleveland,
COL indianapolis, rs; New Haven, 10.I;
Worcester, 9 4 Memphis, Sc 8 /; Lowell, 2O.6;
Syracuse. 1878. Total exchanges for the
week, s1,051, ,99S, ,672; outside OF New York,
S27, ,596, 976.
Minnesota experimentation and
Nominations.
ST PAUL, September 29sh.-rhe Republi-
can State Convention met, rgsnized, and
the committees reported without delay. The
resolutions hold that the Executive of the
nation should not be controlled by Senatorial
dictatiop, and the Executive should not in
terfere with the Senates action upon his ap.
pointments that in Chester A. Arthur, upon
whom has fallen the mantle of an illustrious
man. we hope to find successor who will in
no wise disappoint the just expectations OF
the Republican party or of the country.
Chosen by the nation as the associate OF Cen
eral Garfield on the Presidential ticket, se-
lected by the people to be mis- successor
in any emergency which might render
such succession necessary, ths Repub-
hcans of Minnesota, with due sp-'
probation of the peculiar embarrassment
surrounding his assumption C the office. in
the full expectation of his faithfulness to the
party, his devotion to the best interests OF
the country, pledge him their cordial con-
sideration and united support. A resolution
was adopted eomplimeuting Window and
Governor Pillsbury. The following ticket
was then nominated Governor, i T. Hub
bard. of Redwing /; Lieutenant-Governor,
Charles A. Gilman, of st. Cloud Secretary
of State, Fred Won Bsmach, of Alexandria
Treasurer, Charles Settlesou, of Rustor
Attorney General, W.. Hahen, of Lake
City Railroad Commissioner, General J.
L. Baker, of Mankato /; Supreme Court
Judges, Charles Vanderburg, of MinDeap-
oils !. William Mitchell, of Winona D. a.
Dickenson, Of Mankato.
Passengers Coming West.
OMAHA, September 2Sth.-Left here to-
day, to arrive in Sacramento Sunday, Oc-
tober I'd: Miss Sue F. Silver, Philadelphia;
Mrs. Wm. Redstone, Boston j. 7. Phelps,
Mrs. A J. Franklin, Austin. New; G. L.
Grim. San Francisco; II. Kellogg, Nor
walk, o.
Eighty through emigrants left on to-
nights emigrant train, to arrivel in Sacra-
mento October 9th.
The Massachusetts Proi,Ibi;ionists-Som-
nations.
BosToN, September 29sh.-The Prohibi.
tioHises nominatsd Tor Governor. Charles
Almy; observation-disclosures, T. X. Earle !;
Secretary of STATE, Solomon F. Root Treas
urer and Receives-General. T. J. Lathrop !;
Auditor, }. Buck Attorney General, s. NJ.
Fairfield.
Attorney General nacyeagh's Eesigna-
tion.
WASHINGTON, September och. h.-Attorney-
General MacVesgh is the first member OF the
Cabinet to announce his determination to
have his formal resignation of lass week re-
garded as final. In talking about his retire
ant 70 oDf NJ Af1aNecuh
said he regarded General Arthut's right to
select Cabinet of his own az unquestioned,
and he for one did not propose to embarrass
the President bg his presence.
Skull Crushed by Fail.
OMAHA, September 29lh.-Lloyd Briggs,
16syears old, fell from an open window at the
theater last night, crushing his skull. 1t is
thought he cannot recover.
Tobacco Factory Burned.
DANvILLE (Va.l September 29th.-The
Holland tobacco factory aud storage rooms
were burned Yesterday. Loss, S63, 900 IL
surance, S53, 900.
The Maine TeefotaIers.
LEWISTON (Me.l September 29th.-The
Prohibition State Convention adheres to the
Chicago platform, and denounces fusion.
The iowa senatorship.
CHICAGO, September 29th.-The result of
the Republican County Conventions held
throughout Iowa-all but eight have been
heId-leaves no doubt that James T. Wilson
will be first choice for United States Senator
by very large majority OF the next Iowa
Legislature.
The Pennsylvania Democrats.
WILLIAMsPoRT, September 29th. = The
Democratic State Convention was called to
order at noon by Chairman Dill, of the State
Central Committee, and after the usual rou-
tine business, appointing committees, adopt
ing a platform, ETC., balloting commenced.
Orange Marble was nominated on the ninth
ballot.
Passed for the Navy.
ANNAPOLIS (id.), September 29th.-Cadet
r. a. Coontz. of Nevada, has passed for the
navy.
EOREIGS.