Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-08

herders lose about $4,000 in San Anples
Bsn Ficklip and Concho. All that section Is
devoid of railroad facilities, the nearest point
being over 100 miles distant, and it will be
some days before the extent of the calamity
10 the broad and sparsely settled region
can be known.
Justly Suffered Death.
PHILADELPHIA, September 7th.-The re.
port OF the microscopic experts selected TO
make microscopicai examination of chi.
teau's brain, will be published in the Phila-
| delphia Medical Nears of Saturday. In refer.
ence to that report, the Medical Ne,cs will
say, editorially "There is in the micro.
scopic revelations no reason for changing the
opinion which we originally expressed, that
Guiteau justly suffered the penalty of the law
for the high crime he committed"
The Vermont Election.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, September 7th.-
Returns of the vote for State officers have
been received from 223 towns. Barstow (Rsp.)
receives 81, LOG, Eaton tDen.) 1892, Martin
| tGreenbackl and scattering, 40. Barstow's
majority, 1904, with II towns not reported,
The same towns in 1880 gave about Is 600
more votes. Returns are received from lO2
towns in the First District, giving Stewart
| (Rsp.l 10, 1872, Reddington DEM 5.697, Kid
der tGreenbackl and scattering 1,729. Stew.
arts majority $500. with eight towns to be
heard from. In the Second District, 1l9
towns give Poland (Rsp.) l1,429, Fletcher
| DEM 5,951, Dunbar (Greenback) and scat.
tering ss1, Grant lind. 1891. Poland's ma
| jority is 576, with eleven towns not reported.
The votes in these towns will probably re.
duce Poland's majority. 1t must be noted
that the returns here reported are not official.
but will not probably materially differ from
/ the actual vote. Returns from 222 towns
give the result of the vote on town represen-
tatives as follows: Republicans 175, Demo-
| Gratis 40, Greenbackers 2, no choice AZ The
Democrats have gained % members in the
House over 1880. Bristow's majority will be
about %, 600.
Nebraska Greenbackers.
| LINCOLN, September 7th.-The Greenback
Labor State Convention yesterday had only
about fifty delegates. Colonel Paine, the
Chairman. addressed them on the necessity of
| controlling corporation power. After some
discussion it was resolved to meet in Joint
State Convention on the 9th Of September,
at Hastings, with the Farmers Alliance, an
anti.monopoly organization. A State ticket
will be here nominated
| LINCOLN, September 7th.-The Greenback
State Convention finished its labors this
! morning. 1t placed the nomination of
State ticket in tie hands of committee of
thirty-hve to confer with the Anti Monopoly
Convention on the 9th at Hastings, for the
purpose of combining all opposition to the
Republican and Democratic parties l..
| Todd was Chairman. l.. G. Pace was re-
elected Chairman of the State Committee.
Z. 7. Ingalls, made speech to the Conveu.
ton.
Illinois Democratic State Convention.
SPRINGFIELD, September 7th.-The Dem.
ocratic State Convention. after appointing
committees, adjourned to 2:3O P. NJ.
Upon reassembling, Ex-Governor John M.
Palmer was elected permanent Chairman.
His speech was an arraignment of the Re.
publican party, President Arthur and Jay
Hubbell. A State Committee was then sp-
pointed. The members at large are w. G.
I Mig, John II. O'Barly, w. III. Green, J. w.
Cappenger, S. Corning Judd and HERNIA an
Lieb.
Hon. Alfred Orendorff. of Sangamon coun.
| ty, was nominated for State Treasurer, and
Henry Raab, of st. Clair, for Superintend.
ent of Public Instruction. After the reading
OF the platform, which was adopted without
debate, the Convention adjourned. The
State Central Committee tonight elected
John III. Oberly Chairman, with headuuar.
tiers ct Chicago. An enthusiastic ratification
meeting was held tonight.
Cholera at Newport,
NEWPORT, September 7th.-A case of Asi.
attic cholera is reported to have occurred in
this city, and an extraordinary meeting of
the Board of Aldermen and City Physician
has been summoned.
CHICAGO, September THAI o'clock this
morning the Marquis Of Lorne, Princess Lou
| Use and their suites left Chicago via The Rock
Island road by special train for San Francisco
and British Columbia
Problem Under the Chinese Law.
WASHINGTON, September 7sh.-A special
agent of the Treasury has made inquiry of
the department as to whether a Chinaman
travelling from one point to another In this
country through foreign country, on a
through ticket, is entitled to enter territory
OF the United States without producing the
certihcate required by law of Chinese seeking
to land from vessel at one Of our ports. No
actual case of the kind has been presented.
and Acting Secretary French declines to de-
| eide the question until Case actually arises
Section IL OF the Act relating to the Chinese
| provides that mo Chinese person shall he
permitted to enter the United States by land
without producing to the proper officer of
Customs, certificate ir that Act required of
Chlnese persons seeking to land from ves-
| sci. which must be either certificate of
Identification, such as is given to Chinese
| laborers residing in the United States at
the time of the passage Of the Act and
who may desire to return, or a certificate
! by the Chinese Government that he is
not lab0rer, and is therefore entitled to en-.
ter the United States" It Is not easy to
determine what, if any, duties are imposed
| upon the Treasury Department with regard
! to Cinnamon coming into the United States
! by land. The statement that the Acting
| Secretary Of the Treasury had decided to
! leave all such questions to the discretion of
| the Customs officers is erroneous, it being the
duty of the Department to decide such Gues-
lions actually arising in the course Of bu.i.
ness. The duty of removing the Cinnamon
found in this country, and not entitled to re-
main, devolves by Act of Congress upon the
President of the United States, after pro-
ceedings before some officer Of thu United
States Court, not upon the Treasury Depart
ment. Whether the right of Chinaman to
pass from one part of the United States to
another through foreign territory, can be de-
termined by the Treasury Department, will
be decided wheh it is properly presented.
Rowing Race.
ALEXANDRIA On. ", September 7th.-
Arrangements have been consummated for a
three-mile race next week between Courtney.
Riley, Ten Eyck and Elliot for 81, 900.
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