Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-21
Senator Grover Interviewed.

~ o. A|u'e lIr w esi ing ION, told e.
porter that the Democrats on the Pacific
coast are gratifed over the SUCCESS of their
party in the East, and being able to supple.
me Att with Democratic ma jority in Cali
fornls. While the wave was too late TO reach
Oregon, the Democrats there are not discour.
aged. Politicians in Cal fur i, and OREGON
alre sdy speak of n 7minsting Governor-elect
Cleveland, OF New York, for President in
1884, If he should develop in bis new field sd-
m!nistrative qualities like these which Il, AZ.
scterizsd his administration of the CITY of
Buffalo. which qualities constitute the Sre a.
ent need OF the people. II the event Of
Cieyeiat DIS nomination, Governor Stonemsn,
Of California. viii be the favo:ite for Vice.
President. Justice Field, however. has mary
friends az a candidate for Pie ident.
POsta! Changes for the Pacific Coas,.
WASHINGTON, November 2Osh.-The fol.
lowing Pacific Coast postal changes are an.
nonnced for the week: Offices established
Bodega, Sonons county, Cal, John B. Can.
zoe, Postmaster jamestown, Union county.
Or, John d. Wright, Postmaster Riddles
Douglas county, Or, James B. johnson,
Postmaster; Ladew, Lewis county. Wash.
in9ton Territory, Betsy A. Hackett, Post.
mattress Anthony, Garfield county, Utah,
discontinued-Cinnsbsr, San Benito coun.
Butte county. Cal, ii. P. Lacy
GAINESVILLE, Lsssen county, CAL. ii.
w. Meylers; South Butte. Suffer county.
Cal, I'll. ii. Kurg; Alder. Union county,
Or, A. Q. King Dufur, Wasco county, Or,
Henry nj. Pitmsn /; Echo, Umatilla county,
Or, w. =. Bowen Granite, Grant county,
Or. William Graham; Lewisville, Polk
las county, Or, Robert A. Booth Happy
Home, klikitst county, w. T., John III.
Nimeia; Plain City, Weber county, Utah,
NJ. Shoemaker.
The Wrong Man Voted For.
WASHINGTON, November 20sh.-Van III.
Manning, to whom q certificate of election to
Congress from the Second District of Missis.
sippi has been given, is in Washington. He
states that j. b. Chsmoless is "a resident of Tate
county and G:eenback politician, and that
the votes cast tor him defeated General
Chalmers. Manning is quito free ia express.
ing belief that the Democrats will pursue
jast policy, and make no unfair decisions in
election contests.
MEMPHIS (Tenp,), November 20th. A
jackson Miss.) special says: Leading DEM
ocrats and citizens generally regret the acton
of Secretary of State Henry Myers and Gov
ernor Lowrey, in awarding a certificate TO
Van IL. Manning upol a clerical error in tie
tally sheet. The Commissioners Of Election
of Tate county have telseraphed that the
name of Chambers, appearing on the tally
sheet. is . clerical error, and should have been
j. K. Chalmers. A corrected tally sheet,
with certificate, has been forwarded to the
Secretary of State.
JACKSON (Miss.l November 2O;h.-Chal-
mers has flied petition for mandamus
before Judge Wharton, tn compel the Secre-
tary of State to count his votes in Tate
cnnutv III a CHARGES khnt Mra-.
Of State, allowed the returns from Other dis.
tricts TO be inspected. but refused to allow
any one to see the returns from the Second
District until counted. Chalmers charges
that ths returns were purposely concealed, to
prevent any errors being corrected during the
ten days allowed by law for making the re.
turns, and ssys the clerical error as to ]. II.
Chambless would have been promptly cor
rected il the returns lad not been frsu6uIentIy
concealed. The Commissioners Of Election
of Tate county have sent amended returns,
showing thai the votes ware cast for j. II,
Chsmbers, and not for j. R. Chambess.
Meiyiile's Search for The De Long Party.
WASHINGTON, November 2Gsh The Jean
ueste Court this morning heard Melville re-
spacing the search made for De IoEr, He
detailed the wsnderires of the party, and H.
cidentaliy referred to their starving, freezing
condition, saying that they lived on bones
and other offal found ia the deserted huts.
Engineer Melville's Private Affairs,
WASHINGTON, November 20sh.-Eugineer
Melville, respecting the statements of his
wife TO the effect that he will bs compelled 60
allow her psrt of his income for maintsp
ance, said the entire matter will have to be
settled by the Courts. Touching the charges
of Doctor Collins against himself, Melville
declined to talk until the matter is inyesti.
gated by the Board.
immigratlSn During October.
WASHINGTON, November 2Osh.-Tba Chief
of the Bureau Of Statistics reports that our.
log the month of October there arrived in
the customs districts Of Baltimore, Boston.
Detroit, Huron, Minnesota. New Or!eaps
New York, Psssamquoddy, PHILADELPHIA and
San Francisco, 81 CSC passengers, of whom
%, 965 were immigrants, s 367 citizens Of the
United s ates returned from abroad, and
1851 aliens.
An Aged Statute Enforced.
New HAVEN, November 20sh.-The sscred
concert singers, manager Peck, of the Opera
House, and the manager and agent of the
company, were tried to-day for the violation
of a statute of 1874, which provides that
every person who shall be- present at auy
concert of music, dancing or other public di.
version on Sunday, or on the evening thereof.
shall be fined Si" The managers and agent
were each fined $50 ano costs. The case will
be appealed.
The Sunday law set Aside.
CINCINNATI. November 205h.- All the
theaters over the Rhine were opened with full
companies in regular variety or dramatic per.
Torrance last night, for the first time with
regular performances since the Smith SUNDAY
law went into effect. No arrests were made
The Suit Against Beecher.
New YORK, November 2Osh.-The trial of
the suit of Wilkinson vs.. Henry Ward
Beecher, for damages for breach of contract
in failing to complete The Lifs of Christ"
was resumed this morning, with Beecher on
the stand. At the conclusion of Beecher's
testimony the Judge dismissed the case.
Net TO be Withdrawn.
WASHINGTON, November 20 lit is stated
at the Chinese Legation to-day that there is
no foundation for the statement that the Chi.
nese Minister and suite will be Withdrawn
from the United States on account of the re.
cent legislation restricting Chinese impaigra.
ton.
Pennsylvania Vote.
HARRISBURG, November 20sh.-The total
vote for Governor in the recent election was
743, S03. Pattison's plurality, 4O,202. This
was the largest vote ever rolled in the State,
with the exception of the Presidential CON.
tests of 1876 and 1880.
The Baltimore and Ohio.
BALTIMORE, November 20th.-1be annual
report of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
shows the earnings Of the main stem and
branches to have BEEN SIS, 1888 S75; expenses.
$40, 929, 2l3. Net earnings, 81, 455 CO..
Cheap Railroad hiding,
MINNEAPoLIs, November 2Oth.-The Chi
csgo, Minneapolis and st. Paul Railroad
Company issued new schedule of passenger
rates to-day. TIE rate to Chicago remains
at 81, but there is big cut to other COM
peting points. Fare to Sioux Falls. ID, T..
% cents; Sioux City, % cents; Council
Bluffs, 81; Omaha, 81 80; Atchison, Ks,
So 70; Kansas City, So 95; Denver, SCI so.
NeednI Pay Their nebts.
WASHINGTON, November 20.h.-Adyocste-
General Swain has decided that the failure
of array officers to satisfy any Indebtedness
fairly contracted would not be violation of
the 61st article of war.
Stage Robbery In Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, November 20th.-The stage
from Columbia to Csmpbellsville was robbed
this morning by single masked robber.
There were three passengers. The mail.baps
were cut open and rihsd. The robber took
the tap off a wheel of the coach, and dissp-
pea-ed through the woods on foot.
The Lucky Orphans.
Boston. November 20.h.-There is an en-