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INACTIVITY AT HEADQUARTERS

Nothing new" is the stereotyped reply given to
reporters in answer to inquiries at the Rep ubcan
State Committee rooms. There is apparently stud
led reticence from the chairman down to the lowest
clerk as TO what the committee Is doing or what
kind of news it receives from The country YesteT-
day General Sharpe reported by persons not
members of the committee to be preparing pro-
gramme for meetings to be held throughout the
State.
The news from the country is evidently not of
the most cheering nature, as the members of the
committee do not care to discuss IL. One of the
members, not in harmony with his associates said
Yesterday The committee is inexcusably slow
in getting to work this year. In time like this
when extraordinary efforts necessary to give the
ticket even snow of election not a moment should
be lost By this time there ought to be IA blaze OF
meetings from one end of the state To the other.
Instead of that the committee Is busy sending out
pictures Of Judge FOlger and his letter of accept
ance Such canvass absurd in view OF the i'm
pending defeat"
At the Democratic headquarters j. Thomas
Sprigg, reported that in Oneida the Administration
Republicans we're afraid 10 hold meetings because
it would disclose their weakness.
Judge Parker, OF Ulster County, said that il Gen.
eral Sharpe reported little dlsafec don among Re-
pubcans in that county IL must be because no has
not been there recently and knows nothing OF the
situation.
Willard Johnson. of 0swcGo said that the Dem
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CENSUS WOkK RETARDED.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-THE Census Bureau
last year engaged d. Wattes, publisher of The Sunday
School Times, TO collect information In regard to the
sunday schools OF the country for the Tenth Census
Blank forms forwarded aud clerks sent here from
Washington to assist in the work Mr. Wattles also en-
gagged clerical force, and the beginning September
charge for his personal servces lie submitted his claim
TO the Department. and given to understand that
the Appropriation for work exhausted OF at
ali events he failed 10 obtain pensatOn The Gov
officers demanded the surrender all the sta
tstlcs and papers which had been implied under Mr.
Wattless supertnIendence. He refused To comply with
this demand, and this under writ of replevn
United States Marshal KeTns attached about 100 900
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

Boston, Oct. 12.-Dcspite his letter declin-
ing to again be candidate for reelection TO Congress,
Leopold Morse this afternoon renOmnated by accla.
nation by the Democrats of the With District. 3
seems that Mr. Morse has been strongly urged and
finally consented allow his to before the
YentOn Resolutions were adopted lnstructlng Nj
Morse to GOr the passage or the PendletOn CVu
Service RnfOrW bil and the Willis bill making IL Grim
nal offence demand directly indirectly from Office
holders contributions for party election purposes. He
also informed that his constituents favored reduc
ton OF taxation greater economy in public cXpcndi
ure The Democrats OF the IXth District cOngra
ulated having approved the nominee OF the ndepcn
dent Republicans Colonel Theodore Lyman. Mayor
Lowering, of Lynn. nominated for Congress by
reclamation the Win District Democratic Convention
In Charestown this afternoon.
BALTIMORE Oct. 1.-THE Democrats of the With Con-
gresslonal District at Cumberland to-day, nominated
Montgomery Blair.
MIFFLISTowN, Penn. Oct. 12-The Democratic con
ferees OF the XVIIth Congressional District nominated
Francis NJ. kimmel of Franklin County, to-day.
WHITEHALL, y. Y, Oct ia. L. Inman, of Platts
burg was nominated this morning for Congress by the
Democrats OF tine XNIlItn Congressional District.
DUEKIRK, n. Y, oct 12-Dr. +. b. Brewer. Of West
field, this morning nominated for Member OF Con-
gress by tho Republican convention Of the AAXIlId
District on the thirty.slxth ballot.
PORTLAND, Ore, Oct 1.-THE Democratic Convention
Washington Territory to-day nominated Judge Thomas
Burke for Delegate TO Congress.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 1.-THE Montgomery
Comfy Democratic Convention, held at Fonda to-day
nominated James X. Smell, a prominent Amsterdam
manufacturer, for Member Of the Assembly; Isaac A
Rosa OF Fonda, for sheriff; Alonzo f.. Hail. of Mi nden
for County Clerk f. f. SimOns OF CanajOharie for Cor
Oner and j. \. Goodwin Of Charleston, for Justice of
Sessions.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 12.-The Delaware State Tenn
perance Alliance has addressed letters to the Legislative
candidates OF both parties asking them II they Will ad-
yOcate local option IL elected.
WILKEsBARRB. Penn. Oct. 1.-the Labor Conven-
ton in this city to-day made nominations as follows
Michael McAndrew, OF Pittston for Proth0notary
william Reese, OF Wilkesbare for Clerk OF the Courts
aud Jackson Johnson OF Wkesbarre for Jury ComIns-
siOuer.
CHICAGO Oct lathe Prohibition Congressiona,
Convention, OF the IYth District being Informed this
afternoon by DIR. n. y Davis that he would not be a
candidate, adjourned until Monday, when nomination
Will mn de.
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THE STATE TICKET APPROVED.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Oct. 1.-THE The Duchess
County Republican Convention was held to-day at
Washington Hollow, and was largely attended The
following nominations were made all by acclamntlon
For Sheriff. James L. butcher; County Clerk. william
A. Tanning; Dstrict-Attorney. George Esselstyn
County Treasurer, George W. ChaseI Members OF AS
sembly James Kent jr and Edgar A. Briggs. Resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted declaring that the Re
pubcans OF Duchess County are In favor now as mere
tofore the election Of the Republican ticket without
scratching q name altering letter indOrsing the
nomination OF Charles J. FOlger for Governor as at OF
an earnest Republican tired statesman and an honest
man. and peGging him hearty support especially IN
dorsing and ratfying the nomination OF H. Patt Car
penter for Lieutenant Governor as that OF one whom
they know and have found faithful In every trust
committed to him. and I'm ability and honor they
have entire confidence, and hating with especial pleas
ure the denomination OF John H. Kecnam for Congress
as proper and fitting recognition OF his iathfuness
and ability.
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TIE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-MajOr-G eneral lrVm
Mcdowell commanding the Military Division OF VIC
Pacific will be placed the retired list OF the Aryo
October Is. The vacancy thus created IN the U.s. y
maor-generals will necessitate number of promotions
IL is believed that Brigader General John Pope VIII "
promoted to the rank of maior-general and Coioneo
W. Getty, of the 3D. Artillery, TO the rank OF onga'
general. Major. General ]. NJ, schoneld VII rene's
General Mcdowell from command OF the Division Oh '''
Pacific october 10.
Leave OF absence for twenty days. TO take emu
October To- has been granted First Lieutenant hsu'1
DE Lang, 9th Infantry.
The leave of absence on surgeons certificate VI ~
ability granted Captain Philip l.. Lee, lOth oa'-A'
Department of Texas has been extended twom0D"'~
surgeons certificate of disability. .
On the mutual application OF the officers eonce's0s
the following transfers in the 4th Cavalry nave -
made: Second Lieutenant James r. RiehardsJ r' w
Troop NJ to Troop II; Second Lieutenant AieAaHN'
Dean from Troop ii to Troop NJ
The following changes in the stations and aulos
officers the Medical Department have been ora's III
First Lieutenant William Gray assistant onuZ
be relieved from duty IN the Department OF tn1 ea
bii and will report In person 10 the eonnlauss ty
eral department OF the South for assignment w Suy
The following named officers will be releNe 10; De
and will report in person tue commanding usn,.n
partment of the East for assignment 10 duy M the
Richards Barnett, asslstant-surgeon nreoa.
Platte Captain Louis W. Champion, assstsns. Hr,eat
Department OF Dakota; First Lieutenant LVn'
min assistant surgeon. Department OF DAKOTA "a heea
Lieutenant Commander william NJ. foiSer ~ w.sk
ordered duty in the Ordnance Department AZ rss.
mgton, Paymaster IA. Trunbull Stanchn 70 WIG Mad,
ing ship Independence at the Mare Island Nav! ssor,
November surgeon Il. Z. Nermuelen 70 appo1n Ian Ia
the Retiring Board Lieutenant h, IL b9e AssssS fsca
reported his return home having been detasneL ssrs
the United states steamship Richmond on ,no asI,ps
station, on June 1, aud has been placed On ,s,seAi
orders. Paymaster John X Carmody mas peen .si
from the United states receiving ship lndep
ordered 10 settle his and then await ~ css1
Naval Cadets Ambrose Cramer and HAIRY !"
have resigned. ,vad u
The Uuitcd States steamship Wyoming ari"'
Hampton Roads yesterday afternoon. - ,sft tbe
Tho United States steamship faiiapoosss a,ght ~
Washington Navy Yard last evening win ,,s asd
Annapolis aud the various Northern na'y'"
stations. - ~rived o.
The United States steamship Nantucket afi'''
Yonkers, n. ", yesterday afternoon.
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WORKING FOR FREE CANALS.

The Young Mems Free CANAL CIuD OF Unt
Produce Exchange met at No. 10 Bridgest. yesterday
and adopted constitution The following were APP
pointed the Executive Committee From New-York-
Jesse HOyt jr c. b. COoksey, A. Reilly, l. Edson,J r
W. II. Tompluns, Alexander Meakim, j. +. Boyer, j.
Veitch, Louis Beer, f. T. Lockwood W. NJ Suwel, H. g.
Znn, j. s. Carney, +. Kimbell and John Dollard from
Brookyn-J. NJ. Burt. Richard Lacy, G.. G.. Herman
j. VI. Fuller, l.. w. Lent N LOeser f. W. Phillips, f. f.
johnson, fl. W. COwing and q. Perrin. Henry I.
Kneeland d Co. sent n check for $10O and promised
more II necessary" Mr.. kneeland, the chairman, sug
gesed that 1t would be well to confer with the regular
Canal Committee Of the Exchange to agree upon plan
of action that the two might not conflict In the work
L. h. Holman president OF the Exchange said the Canal
Committee had been energetic and had representatives
the western part OF the State working among the
voers, and their reports favor Of the amendments
were encouraging. The committee had also ordered
ballots to DC prepared Tor distribution at the polls
Propositions to hold public meetings in this city and
Brooklyn and TO ask subscriptions TO carry on the work
OF canyasslng, were referred to the Executive Com
MILNE
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NOMINATIONS IN WESTMINSTER.

The Democratic Convention called to NOM
mate candidates for offices be filed in Westchestcr
County held in Lafayette Hail. White Plains, yes
crday owen T. Coffin, OF Cortlandt, the present Sur
rogate was renOmnated stephen u. Horton, OF COrt-
landt was nominated for Sheriff; James f. D. Crane OF
Yonkers, for County Clerk; Aaron +. Read OF North
Castle for superintendent OF the Poor Leonard d. Tce
Of East Chester, and +. j. Mitchell Of YOnkers for
COrOners There difference OF opinion to whether
the Democrats and Republicans each entitled TO
elect two Justices of sessions. William c. Howe,
sing Sing the present Democratic incumbent
nominated. II 1t is found that the Democrats elect
two Justices the OF III. NJ Henderson, OF Port Ches
ter Will be added to the ticket.
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ACTION OF THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB.

The Hon. William NJ Evarts, the president
Of the Union League Club presided at the regular
monthly meeting last night. There were abont 10
members present. After routine business resolution
was passed placing the names OF Frederick Law oiin-
sted. Dr. Cornelius r. Agnew and Professor "nco1
Gibbs Of Harvard College upon the honorary list they
being the only members who founded the cluD sun Nv
ing The Committee on Political Reform then presented
the following resolutions. which were adopted;
Whereas The amendments to the State Constitution
making the canals free and providing for their MAMIE
nance having passed preliminary stages required Dy
the Constitution be submitted TO popular Voe AZ
the ensuing November election; therefore - A..
Resolved, That these proposed amendments nave ING
approval of this club being alike FOR the interests %
the city and state and the club earnestly recomenIs
tickets In favor of them throughout the state -
ReSoired. That this committee also RECOMMENDS the
members OF the club TO vote for the proposed amend
ments 10 the judiciary article of the State Constitution
for increase the OF Justices or the supreme
Court and OF the General Terms thereof and aid III the
distribution Of ballots therefor
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Tacoma, Puget Sound, says "rhe Captain and tina A..
and second mates Of the ship Challenger 49,. 49,"
Philadelphia, have been held to answer for crus,,.
their seamen. One sailor beaten TN his nh, ,'s
tuded and he jumped overheard. The third na,. - -
opposed the cruelty Of his superi0rs was abused
attempted commit suicide by shooting himses ne
was then placed in confinement and a complaint =, ne
sanity was lodged against him by the Captain bur ~.
case was dismissed" "Ns 'hs
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GENERAL sLOCUM GONE FISHING.

General Henry w. SlOcum, the Democratic
candidate for Congressman -at-Large, sought in
Brooklyn yesterday by reporter for THE TRIBUNE, who
desired to learn il he would accept the challenge Of
Howard Carroll publicly to discuss the issues of the
campaign. the Of the Kings County Club, in
Pirrrepont where General Socum IL wont
with familiar friends, IL stated that he was some
where between Massachusetts and Connecticut" having
gone OIL fishing excursion, and would not return
until next Wednesday, None OF his friends knew
Mheher he would aceept the cnaLenge OF Nh CarrOl.
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CANDIDATES NAMED IN ELIZABETH.

The Republican Convention OF Union County,
n j. convened in Library Hail. Elizabeth, yesterday a
ternoon o'clock. George 3. Stiles elected chair
o. H. Leonard, the present City Clerk Of Planed.
was nominated for County Clerk; eX-Assembyman
George H. Parrot OF Elizabeth nominated for SurrO
gate, and Or. Lukens OF Railway, nominated for
Coroner. Resolutions adopted warmly approving
the District Congressional ticket
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COLUMBIA COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

HUDSON, Oct. 12.-The Democrats OF Column
bia County nominated the following ticket to-day: For
member OF the Assembly, Abraham /. SchermerhOrn ;
for Sheriff. Jacob H. Proper for County Clerk William
s. lIalenbeck; County Treasurer, Chester Miller;
for superintendent of the Poor, Philip Niver for Cor
Oners Erskine Wadron and Charles l.. Finch Tor JUS
tlcn nf SnsAlnna. Lnmns Allen.
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documents IN Mr. wnttless possession. security was
entered by Clarence H. Clark and T. A. Rollins ana the
goods were released In the meantime this branch Of the
census work Is retarded.
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ocrats expected a majority in that county on the
State ticket ..
Grover Cleveland Ia expected in the city soon.
when he will address meeting OF the Young MICH
Democratic Club.
Score ary Foger returned TO the city from Geneva
Last nj qht and went to the Hoffman House. lie re-
ceived few callers and they were mostly personal
frip
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A party of Texan wagoners, AFTER NM LIEF
days pull we're chatting around the camp re n.I s
smoked their pipes. "samoo, me e6oy ,e rs vssi
q rooking irishman, TO jolly darcy, an, Pal. -
swered sam. but spec IT'S to keep INC SS'A
into udder peoples business"
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CRUELTY TO SEAnEN,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IA dispatch from
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San Frane.sce stock sales.
SAN FnAso1sco. june I. 1882


HE GRAND GROVE OF DRuIDs.-Tba
Druids' Grand Grove is in session in San
Francisco. From the report of the Noble
Grand Arch, Z. Maginnis, it appears that
during the past year, although the Order
has not increased in membership, still its
financial condition is prosperous. Two
Groves have been added, and the field of
usefulness extended into Arizona from,
which locality there is every prospect NJ
tsttering news being received befors an.
other session of the Grand Grove. The re-.
port OF the Grand Secretary shows that the
total membership of the twentv.n;na
Groves In the Jurisdiction is | AKA Tbe
net loss In membership was thirteen hnt
TINS cannot De counted as an actual loss. as
there was an addition of twelve bv The
Grove instituted in Arizona, which conId
not appear in this years report. The tot,l
amount disbursed in relief during the nsst
year was Sl0 9l5 20. The Grand Grove
commenced the year with S692 35 cash on
hand, and closes it with 1884 ~ in ~
treasury. Washington Territory has been
placed under the jurisdiction of the Grand
Grove of California, and dispensation has
been placed in the hands of G. G. Loreny
for the establishment at New Tacoma NJ =
Grove. The Committee on Ieo;sI.t;o,
presented report with regard to the sss.
sions Of the Grand Grove being held b;an
nally, as recommended in the report of Il e
N. G. A., reporting adversely to the same
believing it would not be for the benefit Of
the Order to-make the suggested change.
The report was adopted.
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A. N. TOWNE. ........... General Manager
T. II. GOODMAN. -. .Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket Agent
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corrected daily for the RECORD. UsIoS.I

tOoIecseu oAiiS luz s,e h.oohp- sioe.j
SAoRAhksfo, June atn;
fRtlIs-Aprico,s, much lower ana seilns az o9 re
CurTants iarge receipts to-oay anu prices ee-
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box nnes, ~ zo1i ~ lvv bana aIss none
ID marseI az present pu. Supply eaPe s soon on
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sssso pIs Pssls peesd pscSs 40 oa91c a.
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GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
W Berlin, Germany, and Of the Medical College OF
the Pacific San Francisco. Office and residence,
52l j street. between Fifth and Sixth, Sacramento.
Office hours o TO IL A. NJ, TO and 2 TO P. N.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIR. GEORGE PYRUnN.

DIR. GEORGE PYBURN,
OFFICE, SOUTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND
Jstreets lover Tufts Drug stOre) Office hours
to 10 A. NJ; to and to sp. ". jes-ipa
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

TNsrATE OF CALEB ARNOLD, DECEASED
~ Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrative, with will annexed of the
estate OF CALEB ARNOLD, deceased, to the
creditors and all persons having claims against said
deceased, to present the same with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the first pub
cstion Of this notice. to said administrators, at the
office of D. E. Alexander No. 9o4 Seventh street, in
the city Of Sacramento.
PHOEBE D. ARNOLD, Administrator
d. E. ALEXANDER, Attorney for Administratriy-
feI.Iay4wTh
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NOTICE.

DHGBE E. DOLE, BEING A MARRIED
II woman, and resident Of sacramento county,
will apply TO the Superior Court Of said county, on
the Both day Of JUNE, 1882. for judgment CT said
Court permitting her TO conduct the business Of
farming, buying and selling horses cattle and other
stock, and keeping tavern and hotel In her own
Sections from 1911 to 1921, both inclusive Of the
Code Of Civil Procedure. That her husbands name
is E. DOLE, and said business is to be conducted in
the county aforesaid. PHOEBE E. DOLE.
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Is practccd by the youth OF hcIn Rxes 70 an aniOBt
unlimited extent producing with unorring certainty
the following train OF morbid symptoms, unless
combated by scientific medical measures VIZ. Sallow
countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain In the
head ringing in the earr, noise like the rushing Of
the loins weakness OF the limbs, confused viEion,
5luntcd intellect loss OF confidence, diftdencs in
approaching strangers, dislike to form new 30.
quaintances, disposition to shun society, loss Of
memory, hectic flushed, pimples and various crup-
tons about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath,
coughs, consumption. night swests. memoranda and
frequent insanity.
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A Telling Law.

Mr.. Charles Law, Jr., in conversation
with one Of our representatives, recently
sid: "I have been q sufferer from rheuma-
item ard neuralgia for the past ten years,
and tried all kinds of remedies. Having
Eesrd SO much about st. Jacobs Oil, tried
bottle. aud found it truly wonderful
Pottstown (Pa. Ledger.
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CURED AT HOME.

Persons at distance may be cured at home by ad.
dressing letter toDR GIDEON, stating case, symp-
toms, length Of time TIE disease has continued and
damage and curiosity, TO any part Of the country,
with full and plain directions. By inclosing tea
dollars in registered letter, through the PostSfice
or through Wells, Fargo L Co., package OF medicine
will be forwarded to any part OF the Union Please
say you saw this advertisement In tho RnooaD,
UNION. Address. DR.. J. +. GIPBoN,
24-4ptf6sw Box 1887. San Francisco
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DENTISTRY.

w. WOOD,
nENTIST-REM0yED TO QUINN'S -
- Building, cor. Fourth and streetsl f5SesZss
Artificial Teeth inserted on all bases. ellIID
Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Painless
Extraction of Teeth. matt
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G. =. CASE. N. d.

OPERATING AND CONSULTING SURGEON,
~ No. lI1e Broadway street, Oakland, CAL, win
visit patients at distance for consultation to
perform operations. m22-tf