Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-12

and Greenback nominees and the nomination
OF . man on whom al can unite The Demo.
Gratis sad Greenbackers hold joint confer.
eDce at Topeka Thursday, and the disaffected
Republicans are expected to be there to effect
the grand opposition. 1t Is estimated that
20, 0O0 Republicans are dissatisfied with st.
john. and that with their aid new nominee
can be easily elected.
ne Election I'm Maine.
BosTos, September 1lth.--The contest in
Mslns has been very earnes. and bitter.
Both sides claim that they will be victorious
at tho polls, but the evidence ia largely in
favor of the Republicans, who claim that
they will carry the State by from 900 to
6.Oo0 plurality.
PORTLAND. September 11th.-The vote of
Portland, official excepting the island vote
mot received, gives Robe Republican, 8. 377,
Plsisted tFusiop) 3,019, Chase (Greenbackl
"a, Vinton independent Republican, %,
scattering z. Robes plurality 278. against
2S4 In 1880. The Independent Republican
and straight Greenback votes are insieni6.
cant, and should be considered simply as
scattering.
PORTLAND. September 11tb.-Fifty towns
give Robbie Il, SCI, Pisisted IL 974. Chase 1sl,
pinton "a, scattering 16-against, in 1880,
Davis 10 ia. Plsisted Is. $50, Nye 100. scat
tering "a Robes plurality 1857. ssainst
I9f in 1880. Republican gain, 1,O93.
PORTLAND, September 11th.-One hundred
towns gave Robbie % 24S, Piaisted %. 976.
Chase 344, Vinton 142, scattering ~. Robes
2.708
PORTLAND, September 11th.-It is under.
stood that twc-thirds of the Senate, and at
least that proportion of the House, will be
Republican. Two hundred towns give Robie
10, 4l3; Piaisted, 27,47S; Chase, 653: Vim.
ton. 1872. Robes plurality, 1887, against
2.S23 in 1854 gain of 5.1l4.
RosToN, September l1th.-A special from
Portland says that Robe is elected by z. SOC
to 800 plurality.
| SKowHEGAN, September 1th.-The indica.
items are that ROBBIE is elected by 10, 600 plu.
rality.
VAUDEVILLE, September 1lth.-All the
towns in this vicinity give Republican gains,
and seem to point to the election of + ,bie
and all the Republican Congressman by q
plurality varying from 1,5O0 to 5000. The
Legislature consists largely of Republics ns.
| BELFAST, September 1lth.-The return.
from IL out of the % towns of Waldo county
indicate about 200 majority for Wilson and
1880 of about 500.
| ANhbsyA anna hCpuDkIC8nss
PHILADELPHIA, September 1lth.-An i'm
portant meeting was held to-day of leading
Republicans, for the purpose Of taking step!
to secure tie withdrawal of both Beaver ant
Stewart, and the selection of candidate fol-
Governor by both factions. There wer,
present John WEIGH, Thomas Cochrane
Amor r. Little, Joseph Wharton snd Edwin
n. Benson. 1t is said letter will be .ormu
lated and addressed to both candidates, ask
ing them for the good Of the entire party t.
withdraw.
Political War I'm Colorado.
DENVER, September 10th.-Another battl,
was fought yesterday in the Republican con
test which is so industriously waging between
the Teller, O'keefe aud Tabor factions OF
one side, and the Hill Wolcost party on tht
other. Victory this time was for Senator
Hill. 1t was in the County Convention O
Arrspaho, which sends the largest and wha
has always been conceded to be the dominant
delegation to the State Convention. Con
siderable dirty work was done in the primary
elections on both sides, the Teller party beine
defeated Gully because of weakness ia il
organ 'zatinn. They spent money enough
but spent it foolishly. In the County Con
vention, which met yesterday, there wer'
Denver, one being in favor Of anl
the other against the Wolcott men. Ont
side these they held no authority, and lost M
time in pushing their business through. Viii
lard Teller, the Secretary's brother, apC
Chatf se bitterly opposed the throwing cut O
the delegation which they had seated on tn,
ground of ballot box fraud, and when thes,
delegat were ousted they followed them from
the Convention. The anti-Hill. Wolcott mel
were decapitated wherever and wheneve
they showed their heads. To revenge himsel
op Chaffee for the latter's opposition in a pro
posed Cabinet appointment, Governor Rout
appeared in the Convention and was one O
the leaders of the Hill-Wolcott party. HI
fought every suggestion and movement O
Chaffee, and was no small factor in securing
the victory. The delegates go to the Stat,
Convention pledged for Wolcott as the Guber
material nominee. The defeated faction re
tired from the Convention in the middle o
the proceedings, and will make an peal t,
the State Convention for a represe tatioI
from the county. The fight has only com
| menced.
Heavy wind and Rain-StOrms.
NEW YORK, September 11tk-A heav,
wind and rain storm did much damage t,
river froLt base IN ants to-day.
LONG BRANCH IN. j. J. September llth.-
A heavy storm has prevailed along the New
jersey coast since last night.
clone struck this neighborhood this morning
uprooting trees and demolishing fences. Con
siderable damage was done.
LYSCHBURG (Va.), September 11th.-Th,
rains yesterday and last night CAUSED grea
| rle In the James river and tributary streams
oveI flowing the low,ands and destroyins
property.
COLUMBUS (Ga } September 1lth.-Mucl
damage to cotton and corn was caused by the
storm Saturday night and Sunday Fences
were blown down and forests Frustrated.
TUsKoGEE (Ala), September 1lth.-Esti
mates put the damage to CROPS in the sur
rounding country at $50, 0G0. At Talbotton
Georgia, the storm was the worst ex peli .ncec
since 1856, doing great damage to crops ant
timber.
miscellaneous Washington Items.
| WASHINGTON, September 11.h.-A new
Postotice was established to-day at Corissa
San Luis Obispo couaty, Cal, with Chester
j. Brumlee as Postmaster.
| The issue of at ndard silver dollars from
MINIS fer the W. Elk ending September 9si
was All coo, against Al 500 for the CORE
spending period of last year.
The Nineteenth loiantry stationed at For
| Brown, Texas, has been suthuriz ID 70 remov,
into the interior, as the threaten e 4 overflow
of the Rio GrsnGe will drive them into tn,
| yellow fever district.
Acting Secretary Of State Dayi, says thai
no instructions have been given Ssepher
| Meany (srrested in Irelans J az to hi, actio,
action of this kind Mssny may have taken i
entirely on his own responsibility.
Major Reno Again.
CAPE MAY, September IL sh.-Msjor Reno
who has been lost sight CT sine, he was dis
missed from the army, turns up here as the
escort and devoted attendant of Philadel
| phia widow who was engaged to a Philadel
| phia broker named W. G.. Howell. The
latter compelled his fiaBcee to dismiss Reno.
and was challenged By the dsshipg ex.mili.
tary masher. HoSell is not likely to accept
the challenge, bat may he thrashed openly, as
Reno ia very mad, aud a much larger man
than Howell.
| Cinnamon Wanted I'm the soutil.
CHICAGO, Seotemher 11th.-A late copy OF
the Mayden Miss Mercury said Labor is
the chief desiderstum, and cheap l4bJ.. The
| Chinamap, If introduced here will hire ont
his labor and hire il cheap. Ii he don's work
as fast as the negro, he works with more per.
sistency, and loses less time en- his joss house
than the negro at his meeting-hou in holi.
day excursions and frolics, and 30 in the end
will accomplish as much in cultivating our
cotton crops. What has raised such q hula.
| baloo against Cinnamon on the Pacific ceast
| will be his Recommendation here.
Nebraska State Fair.
OMAHA, September 11th.-The Nebraska
State Fair opened to-day, and promises to be
grand success. There are over ), ZOO entries
almost double those of any previous year.
The exhibits OF agricultural products, live
stock and machinery are immense.
Arrest OF Murderer.
DENVER (Col.). September 1ltb.-Arthur
Brooks, a prominent stockbroker of Rich.
| mend, Ind, was arrested here to-day for the
murder of DR.. Thomas ID. Gauze, at Rich.
mond, August 2Ssh. He confessed, Officers
| are now on the way from the East.
The Prohibition Law in Iowa.
DEE MONIES, September Ilth.-The ga.
looms of L. Fritz, Secretary Of the State