Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-13

State Treasurer, 81 $50 msiority over Oreu-
dorH ID Irwin fPro.l McLaughlin fGr.).
and Howe (Anti- Masonic). The State has,
therefore, gone Republican by less than Z, 900.
The State gave Garfield 40, ZIG over Hancock
ST.. PAUL (bIinn.). November 18th The
final feotings of the returns and estimates
from all counties give the following; Con-
grssamen-First District, White CRY; Sec
ond. Wakefield tR.); Third, Strait Or. y:
Fourth, Washburn (R.); Fifth, Nelson lR X
Ihe Legislsture now stands: Senate-Re-
- f22. Democrats 10. House-Re
72, Democrats %, Independents /,
2. The lat is liable to be slightly
81 by later dispatches from outlying
lets. As reported, Brennan, Ames and
fnum. Democratic candidates In the First,
Fourth and Fifth Districts, will contest on
the grounds Of alleged frauds.
NEw YoRK, November 1ltb.-The latest
returns make Cleveland's majority 1876. 413
The strong Republican county of Onandaga
has been taken away from the Republican
columns BY 1856 majority for Cleveland.
HARTFORD. November 18th. = General
Frank ID. Slost tR is elected State Comp
troller.
Frank James. the Bandit King.
ST. LOUIS, November 11th.-A gentleman
just arrived from Independence, Missouri,
says the people of jackson county are lion.
ising Frank james, the bandit king. He says
all ages. sexes and classes of society are rep
! resented among Franks admirers. Men 90.
they say. to hear Frank tell of his wonderful
exploits, and ladies for the purpose of consol-
( ing and piedgiDg their influence with the
Governor to secure pardon, should he be SO
unfortunate as 60 be convicted. The ex-mem.
bers of QusntrelI's brigade go for the purpose
OF renewing old acquaintance, and young
citizens Cracker Neck and "Rushbot-
tom hear bis romantic tales of life in the
Saddle. hen FIRST fecsfc-rssed Frank was
given bare cell like any other felon, but the
sympathizing people could not endure to
see Kim treated in this barbarous man.
ner, 80 purse was made up, and at pres.
ent the stere tioor is covered with q rich
Brussels carpet, and the walls are adorned
Nth elaborate paintings. Fresh vases of
POWERS are sent each morning BY some
edmiring friend, to enliven the dull monotonv
OF the cell and pervade the atmosphere with
rich fragrance entirely foreign to its sur.
roundings. at meal-time instead of the
ordinary prison diet. the bandit sits down to
sumptuous repast of delicacies, fit for q
royal lunch, also furnished by sympatbizing
friends. At night. when worn out by the
days entertainment, the bandit Is not com.
PEELED to curl himself up in the corner with a
pair of dirty blankets, like other prisoners,
bos.. .nsseau - p1oss1eo WITH mahogany
ssratci aau psa ~ i,sa.nsrs, 80 that ne can
ss,sson n,assn ~ iuil length and enjoy sweet
When lrst incarcerated, everybody was adj.
mitted to the distinguished guest, but now
Colonel Frank asserts his rights, and, before
any one can be admitted, a card must first be
sent with great ceremony. If the visitor
- 20 81 Jne :. ;oe ou.laws friends or
az $3.50. 1851, =. le Is aomltted 60
oss tioso1.o' o.ner"ise mel informed
sna. smes Is inoisposeo ana cannot receive
Pacific Coast Custoni-iaeuses.
WAsHINoToN, November 1lth.-Secretarv
Fo,eer this afternoon made nnhI;c ths~.a.'s-ts
of the various Commissions appointed ~ a.
anime the Custom-houses, with q view of rem.
dering the services more efficient. The Com.
mission which visited San Francisco report
that the present expense of collecting on
sbont -, 300, 600 worth Of goods amounts to
s5yz, ago. An estimate of $40, ga is sub.
miteed Tor collecting similar amount of
duties. - inclease of SIS. 1888 over last
year. nded that the Ap-
praisers organized with one
hset i5 it Is suggested that
be fixed at e 600.
"a az the Dsn5ty ,ltaz(kr and Deprty.
Officer AZ 81 500 each NJ
b follows: Collectors offieer. Slsl 80
sveyor's Office, S12. 925; Naval office, 500, /.
Appraisers offics, S44 $50 for contiu-
Ps, $40, 324. The Oregon Commission
mended slight increase in the force.
otal estimated expenses for the next
year are S11, $3.50. The District Of
Commission reports the present sx.
.295 per annum, and fixes the esti.
5r the next fiscal year at So, S75. In
district of Willamette (Portland), Oregon,
l6e psssart force receives Compensation Of