Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-13
The Ohio Elop.

DOMESTIC.
The Ohio Flop.
CHICAGO, October 18th. A Cincinnat
special says: Ciucinnati's vote shows tha'
the detection of the Republican German.
was principally from the State ticket, anC
their discrimination in favor CT the RspuhIi
can county ticket and Congressman was al
most universal. The loss which defeated tht
Republicans came too largely from the Amer
lean wards to be charged wholly to the Ger
man detection from the Congressional anG
county tickets. The Democratic majority or
the State ticket is more than 1000 gre atel
than the average of the highest Democratic
majorities on the county ticket, and abou,
5000 greater than the combined msiorities
for Democratic Congressman. The Republic
caus expected defeat on account of the Ger
man detection, but not with such difference
between the State and county tickets. Thi.
very difference is disappointing to Demo
cratic politicians in that it indicates that the
German vote is Democratic only tempo
rarily.
CINCINNATI, October 12th.-Hsrt rep
is elected BY q majority, and in the Eight
zenith Mckinley (Rep is elected by soyer
majority.
COLUMBUS. October 12sh-The official re.
turns which have come in indicate that the
Democratic majority in the State will not ex
ceed 1000. For Congressman the outlook
IS depressing. Uncertainty exists in the
Seventh and Twelfth Districts, but both are
probably Democratic. Without these two
districts the delegation stands IA Democrats
TO 3 Republicans
Upiegraff is recovering fast from his recent
illness, instead Of being dead, as reported.
COLUMBUS, October 12th.-Returns from
fifty counties on the election Tuesday show a
Democratic gain of 50 800. Thirty.eic ht
COUNTIES to hear from will increase the Demo
cratic majority to about 20,00c. The Demo.
cratic gain in Cuyahoga, Franklin, Hamilton
and Montgomery counties exceeds Fosters
maj0rity last year. The Congressional dele.
cation will likely stand IA Democrats to Z
Republicans.
A Political Revolution.
WHEELING wv. Val, October 12gh.-The
latest returns show that sweeping polite i
revolution occurred 10 this district. General
Golf, the Republican candidate for Congress,
has majority of about Coca change OF
3, l35, as compared with the vote two wears
ag>. Even the Democratic stroagholds have
partially given way.
Congressional.
WHITEHALL IN. J, October 125n.-Tie
Democrats Of the Eighteenth District have
nominated A. L. Inman for Congress.
DUNKIRK IN. Y, J, October 12th.-The Re.
publicans of the Tnirty-third District have
nominated Dr.. +. &. Brewer for Congress.
BALTIMORE. October 12th.-The Democrats
OF the Sixth Congressional District have
nominated Montgomery Blair.
NEW HAVEN, October 12th.-The Demo-
Gratis Of the Second District have nominated
Charles j. Mitchell for Congress.
MIFFLINTowN PAL October 12.h.-Tne
Democrats of the Eighteenth Congressional
District have nominated Francis N. Kimmel.
Boston, October 12th.-Mayor lowering.
Of Lynn, has been nominated for Congress BY
tie Democrats of the Sixth District.
The Democrats of the Fish District have
nominated leopold Morse for Congress-.
Grcenbackers and workingmen.
ST. LOUIS, October 125h.-The Greenbaok.
ers. IN Convention last night, Endorsed the
full city ticket nominated by tho Working
men lew days ago. joint Conventions of
Greenbackers and Wcrkingmen were also held
Ia the Eighth and Ninth Congressional Dis
tricts. Ia the former Frank NJ. Sullivan,
Vice President of the National Iron Mold
ers' Union, and in the latter Britton a. Hin.
champion of fat money, were nominated
Tor Congress.
Report OF the mmisssoner OF The Cen
erai Land Office.
WASHINGTON, October 12th.-The Commits.
sioner of the Land Office, in his annual re-
port, states that lands now embraced within
the limits of the public domain amount to
900. O00. 900 acres, including Alaska. lie rec.
ommsnds that presumption be abolished, as
hpmaat6aH IL oil
ing. The public sales of land LAST year
amounted to 1888 acres, embracing ) O16
acres near Toledo, o., which sold for SIG 735
an average of So IS per acre. Respecting
the forfeiture Of railroad grants, tbs Com.
missioner says: 1.-The status Of the vzrious
grants for railroad purposes where the roads
have not been constructed within the time
prescribed by law, was reported to Congress
March 2Ssh last. The absence of Legislative
action touching renewal of these grants or
declaring the forfeiture thereof, has seriously
embarrassed the work Of this Office. 1t is not
deemed eXpadient to certify additional lands
TO railroad companies, or awsrd to tie com
psnies the lands in dispute between thea and
settlers or other claimants, pending the de.
termination OF Congress ia the premises Il
large number Ct settlers are occupying such
lands, and il is important to know whether
thsy can recsiye titles from the UGitsd States.
or whether they will be required to purchase
from the raiir, ad companies"
Large Gang of COunteTfcIters Arrested.
IYDIANAP0LIs, October 12sh. - A large
gang of couuterteiters were arrested in Tip.
ton last night, and brought to this city TO.
day. About year ago a man named Hobbl
gave Information TO the Secret Service of the
existence of the gang, and detective was
sent there by the Government to work u the
nf,h tod ~ 1
lowing parties last night and to. day: james
Small. jacob Masters, Christopher A. Mas
tiers, VIM Slope. Jacob 3. Johnson. a. 4.
Smith, Jasper n. Wright, Geo. King, jos.
+. Small, Chas. Booth, John Z. Small and
Lorenzo Haworth. Two days ago q specisl
agent aud detective arrested Jas. Camp ell,
Harvey Gerposter and VIM. Crull2t, mem.
ber5 of the same gang, on the train going to
Logansport. These men were brought to
this city and kept secretly. John Heating.
q saloon. keeper of this city, was also arrested
to-day. Most of the csptives are residents Of
Upton county.
A Bank Cashier Robbed of Ss5a.000 In the
Street.
LEBANON pa, October 12th.-This even.
ing Geo. d. Rise, Cashier Of the Lebanon
Dime Savings Bank, was robbed of q satchel
containing $50 600, al in bills. He had just
EtLLEbtu lEOul t-ilI DtEOfe RtlUS
to the bank stopped at his house for supper.
While ca his way to the bank after supper,
and when about square from his house, he
was passed by two men, and directly after
ward received stunning blow, knocking him
into the gutter. He held on to the satchel
aud cried murder. The robbers, who had
beeD beating and kicking him all the while,
fearing that his cries would bring assistance,
moved off short distance, but returned, and
wrenching the handle off the satchel. secured
it. Rise was covered with blood There is
no clue to the robbers. Rise has offered re.
ward OF 81, 900 for their capture. The money
belonged to the bank.
The Tadiana Trouble.
EVANSVILLE Ind J, October 12sh.-The
Grand jury is supposed to be engaged in fi1d,
lug bills against the three men arrested as
part Of the mob which took Redmond cut G!
isil and killed him in the streets. The pris.
clers axe 10 the county jail ready TO give bail
il tbs offense is hsl.b.e. Apprehension ex,
sts Of anothsr mob coming from Pcsey
county ~ rescue the prisoners, bat at thi.
hour eli is quiet. The Sheriff and police sTt
prepared to defend the jail.
MOUNT VERSoS, October 125h.-David
Murphy, ono Il the mob killed in Evans
vile Tuesday night, was buried to-day