Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-13
DOMESTIC.
Returns from Maine-A splendtd Repub.
lican Victory.

Returns from Maine-A splendid Repub.
Iican Victory.
PORTLAND, September l2th.-Returns for
the Les isiature show net Republican gains of
SIX Senstors and fourteen Representatives,
ballot.
NEW York, September 12sh.-The Herald
says OF Maine Elough is told to show Il. at
the Greenbackers, who long have corruptsd
politics and common sense in the State, have
gone back to their original folds. The prin.
cipal result to the nation of the election will
probably be that Maine will no longer have
two Congressman who will muddIe public
business to the best OF their ability by meas.
uring the general interest by the Greenback
ers' standard. Another result ia the suypes.
ton that Maine does not led to be Rsnnhli.
can in order to remain away from the polls
on rainy day.
PORTLAND. September 12th.-Two hmm.
dred and nine towns give Robbie 46 429. Plais.
ted 81, 6S5, Chase 653. Vinton 1872 scattering
162-against. in 1880, Davis a OBS, Plaisted
A, 59S, Joy 104. Nve 222, scattering GA. Ro-
bie's plurality 7,744, against 2, 432 In 1861
Republican gain of 5.312. The towns to be
heard from gave in 1880 Davis &c $40, Plais-
ted y, III, JOY 20, Nye 1s7. scattering s. If
tne Republicans gain 'h lse towns in the same
stand: Robbie ~ 6S3. Plaisted 63. 1924 scat.
tering l,56l. Rybie's plurality will be
S.759. OF the scattering votes. Scion
| Chase, straight Grsenbacker, should have
| about 1000, and Viuton, independ.
ent Republican, about 800. The Re.
publican congressman are all four elected by
! nearly the same p.uralisy-a gain of two Con.
gressmen, or net gaia of one. allo wing Tor
one lost by the new appartionment. The
Congressional returns are very meager. but
sil show that the vote has been but little cut.
They were all elected on the general ticket,
instead OF by districts. Reed and Diuelev
VII! have few more votes than Robbie, Bot.
telle and Milliksn fall off about l per cent.
from the Governors vote.
PORTLAND, September 12.h.-The Daay
/ Adrerttser makes careful estimate of the
legislature 80 follows !: Sensts-Rspublican
q, fasion 3. Horse-Republicans 81, Flu.
sion GA.
| LEWISTON. September 12th.-Th, Journal
mas returns from POI towns, which give Il ,bie
| 81, 495, Piaisted 1853. Robes pluralitv
1852. Senator Frye has received eonoratn,
iations from President Arthur, ex-Secretary
Blaine, Senator Hale and others, upon the
victory.
Yellow Fever.
| WASHINGTON, September II 1.-The State
Health officer reports to the Surgeon. Gen.
eral OF the Marine Hospital Serve, that NOT
any yellow fever exists outside the lower cor
don and he and the G vernon are of the
opinion that the upper Gordon, from Corpus
Chrisl 70 Laredo, l6l miles, can safely be
| abandoned within q few da ~. This Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury will direct this to
Dc so'ndore In tso or three days, and will
order strengthened the lower Gordon on the
arroyo. thirty miles from Brownsville,
| BROWNSVILLE Tex J. September i?sh,-
FORTY ven cases were reported today and
one death. A quarantine was created seainst
M .tamoras to-day.
PENSACOLA (F1l.) September l2th.-Twan.
ty new cases and three deaths were reI q ted
| to-day.
The American Turf.
CoNEY ISLAND, September II .h.-rhe first
race to-day, thIee-q1srters of mile. Boot.
6iack won. Sannterer second, F,lette third.
Lime l:l9a. The second race, one mile, Jim
McGowan won, Amazon second. Norton
third. Time, 1:is&.
! The second race, one mile, Marathon won.
Sir Hugh second, Long Taw third. Time
l;9l. The thru race, one mile. for two-year.
oios, Lucky Is. won, Empress B.e, z, (.he Ga.
voritel third. Time, Las. Just before the
start the winner sold at 500 in pools of $3.50.
| The fourth raca, mile-ani ahalf, Dec, ness of
| Norfolk won, Carlsy B. 1.-THE favorits, second.
WeCdihB Lay third. lime, 2:423 The
fifth race. steeplechase over the Inside
course. Bsrnardine won, R.yengs second.
| Woodeock third. Time, 300. Smooth. water
refused the water iamp.
Nominated for Congress.
CAMPBELLsBURG tKy.l September I2,b.-
| The Republicans Of the Ninth District have
nominated Nj. w. Culbertson for Congress.
PoTrsynLE (Pa.l, September l2sb.-Cbas.
N. Brum has been nominated for Congress bv
the Thirteenth District Republican Conyen.
ton.
FREEHOLD IN. j.. September l2sh.-The
Democrats of the Third Congre ssional Dis.
trict have renoninated Niles Ross,
MIDDLETON IN. Y J, September I2sh-Tbs
Greenbsckers of the Fourteenth District
nominated George Plum for Congress.
Destroyed by Fire.
DENVER, Coll September II b. = The
Crescent mills and elevator were burned this
morning. Estimated loss, S225. 600; fully In.
sursd. They were the largest in the STATE
and full OF grain. The FIRE originated from a
sps,k from a lime kiln across the street.
which was burned early in the evening.
CLARION (Pa.), September 18th. = The
Courthouse here was burned to-day. Loss.
| $50, 600.