Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-05
The slcciIon I'm GEORGIA.

The slceiion in Georgia.
ATLANTA, October 4th.-The election is
progressing quietly. The success of Stephens
is conceded by all prrties In Atlanta Gar.
treii 10 receiving the almost solid negro and
Republican vote.
ATLANTA, October 4th.-The Indications
are that Stephens has carried nearly every
county: The majority points to 10000 or
% goo In the State. The regularly nomins-
ted Democratic ticket for State House eff.
GERS will be elected.
Connecticut Politics.
HARTFORD Comm, October 4th.-Fnrty
towns In the election here voted for 4" No
License"
Connecticut Democratic State CoHven-
tEon.
HARTFORD, October 4th.-The Democratic
State Convention organized to-day, with j.
u. Gallagher as temporary Chairman The
usual committees were appointed and re.
cess taken.
SECOND DIsPATCH.1
HARTFORD, October 4sh.-A State ticket
was chosen as follows Governor, Thomas
NJ. Walter; Lieutenant Governor. Geo. G.
Sumner; Secretary of State, Alfred r, Good
rich; Controller, Thos P. Sanford, Tbers
was much confusion during the balIoting for
candidates..
Befnocratlc delaware.
WnMINGToN Del J. October 4ih.-The
State is regarded as Democratic by 4, 800 ma
j0rity.
WILMINGTON, October 4sh.-Later returns
show Democratic ma ority ia the State on
Inspectors of 2S5, and Republican ma joiity
on Assessors of 1l3.
state Temperance Convention In New
York.
SYRACUSE, October 4sh.-The State Tenn.
pernnce Convention met this morning, TO
agree upon the bssis of prohibition amend
ment 10 the State Constitution. Dr. w, e.
Durham was elected Chairman. After 3D.
dresses, committees were appointed and re.
cess taken.
Upon relssemblirg, resolution was passed
recognizing the hand OF the Almighty IN the
Temperance work Of other States, calling for
probibigory amendment to the State Con.
stisution, deciding not to affiliate with any
political party, but pledging the members not
Co vote fjr candidates fer the Legislature who
are unptedgea TO the submission OF the
amendment. Adjourned.
National Convention of the Christian
Church.
ALBANY IN, Y J. October 4Ih.-The ninth
quadTenniai National Convention of the
Christian Church is in session here.
EX-Secretary Bla!ne.
AUGUSTA (Me.) October 4sh.-Ex-Secre-
tary Blaine arrived this evening in a special
Car in very comfortable condition.
Aaothcr Acceptance.
New York, October 4th-Genersl Slocum
has accepted the Syracuse nomination for
Congressman at large.
Nominated for Congress.
LOUISVILLE Ky, October 45h.-The Dem
ccfats # tie First District have nominated
John r. Grace for Congress. Oscar Turner,
present incumbent, is the Independent candi.
date, and H. FL. Houston is making the race
for the Republicans.
CHICAGO, October 4sb.-The Republicans
Of the First Congressional District have nom
mated Il. w. Durham, President Of the
Chicago Board of Trade. The Democrats Of
the Third District have nominated W. II.
Black for Congress, il place of Mayor Har-
iison. declined.
BALTIMORE, October 4th.-Andrew c..
Chapman has been nominated for Congress
by the Democrats of the Fifth District.
UTICA N. Y }. Ootober 4th.-The Oaeida
county Republicans have nominated Samuel
Il. Fox for Congress.
MILWAUKEE, (Wis.) October 4.h.-The
Peace Committee appointed by The Republic
can State Central Committees {, settie the
Keyes- Basleton dispute in the Third District,
succeeded IN getting the consent of both con
testsnts to withdraw. Ex-Governor Lucius
FairchI,d will probably be nominated.
The ProhibiTiNnists Of the Fifth District
have nominated Il. i. Wing for Congress.
WORCESTER (Mass.l October 4st.-The
Republicans of the Tenth District have re-
nominated VIM. W. Rice for Congress.
WHITEHALL IN. Y }, October 4th.-The
Republicans of the Seventeenth Congressional
District have nominated f. A. johnson.
HARTFORD. October 4.h-The Darunc-at Is
have nominated Thomas NJ. Walter, Of NeR
London, for Governor.
Entire Democratic Ticket Endorsed.
ALBANY On. W, October 4Sh.-Hepburu,
the Republican candidate for Congressman
at large, having declined, the State Commit
tee Of the Anti-MnnopoIists Indorsa the en-.
tire Democratic ticket.
Nomination Formally Accepted
SYRACUSE IN. Y October 4th.-Judgs
Andrews has formally accepted the nomina-
ton for Chief Judge of Appeals.
Parade of Yelled Prophets.
ST. LOUIS, October 4,b.-Tha annual pa.
rade of Yelled Prophets last night was wit.
messed by a great crowd CT people. TIE
pageant consisted t q fl pats, representing 4
voyage around the world by the Prophet, and
illustrating the leading characteristics of the
principal nstiors of the world.
SECOND DISPATCH
ST LOUIS, October 4th.-As the Yelled
Prophets procession was passing down
Washington avenue last night, section Of
seats erected between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets FELL seriously il jaring several persons.
Foreign Missions-AnnuaI Meeting.
PORTLAND (Me.), October 4th.-The sew
enty, third annual meeting of the American