Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-14
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tr1cs Attorney, acting upon the Information
OF Foreman Dickson, will issue warrants for
the arrest of Brewster Cameron and Henry
A. Bowen, to answer a charge of attempting
to bride the jurors. Merrick is busiy en-
gagged in getting bis information into shape
to present to the District Attorney The
country is evidently on the brink Of a very
unpleasant scandal, involving a charge and
ccunter-charge of bribery and perjury.
The Result In Maine.
KENNEREC, September 13sh.-The Jour
mats official returns from 395 towns and plan
tations show that Robbie received &C, 500 votes,
Plaisted 57,035. Chase 1902, Vinton 2l5,
Eustis 249. Robes pieurality, 1921, which
will probably he increased.
The Arkansas Election.
LITTLE Rock, September 13ih.-Ofiisia
returns from sixty.one counties show the vote
on Governor to be: Berry (Dem.) rs, $40,
Slack (Rep) sc. 947. Garland (Greenbacker)
S.271.
South Carolina Republican State COnvea-
ton.
COLUMBIA, September 12sh.-The Republic
can State Convention organized to-day, elect
leg J. Lee (colored) Chairman and S. S. Lit.
tie (white) Secretary. Tbrre was much dis
cussion on the adG;ssin, If the delegation
from Collector county, ~hich resulted in seat
ing the delegation headed by n. 4. Meyers,
in favor of Msckey. This subject occupied
Yearly the whole day. There was very great
confusion, discussion and disorder The Rev
enue Department came in for good share of
abuse. A c. mmittee was appointed to confer
with the Greenbackers, to ascertain what
concession they are willing to make to secure
Republican support for the Greenback nomi.
nations. Adjourned.
COLUMBIA, September 13th-In the Re
publican State Convention to-day the com.
mittee appointed to confer with the Green
back Committee as to the terms upon which
they could unite on the support of State
ticket, reported that they had held confer
once, and recommended that the Convention
should indorse the State ticket of the Green
back party, and stated that the committee of
that party had given assurance that they
would secure free ballot and 8 fair count
The proposition provoked a leng and bitter
discussion, and the following substitute, by
Congressman Mackey, was adopted:
Resolred, That the Convention of the Union Re-
publican party Of South Carolns while repudiating
the financial principles advocated by the Greenback
party, and reafrinng the principles of the Union
Republican party, do recommend that at the next
general election the voters Of the State in the inter
est OF free ballot and fair count, cast their ballots
Republicans for the State ticket nominated by the
| Greenback Labor Convention on the 9Th instant.
A resolution was adopted recommending
the Republicans to support B S. Cash, indie.
pendent candidate for Congress of the Fifth
District. f. w. Mackay was re. elected
Chairman of the State Executive Committee.
Adjourned.
New Hampshire Democratic State Con
yentiOn.
CONCORD IN. H., September 13sh.-The
Democratic State Convention met to-day and
elected Chase Stetson Hutchings, of Laconia,
as President. NJ. 3. V. Edgerly was nomi.
mated for Governor.
New Hampshire Greenbackers.
MANCHESTER (N. II. September 18Th
| The GreeEb2ckers State Convention declared
against any fusion. John T. Woodbury. was
nominated for Governor, Lafayette Chisley
for Congr sss in the First and George Car
penter in the Second Districts.
American Woman Suffrage Convention.
OMAHA. September 13sh.-The American
| Woman Suffrage Convention was largely at.
tended sgain to-day. Addresses were made
! by Hon. (. M. Carroll, President of the Ne.
brsska asscciation /; Mrs. Rebeccs n. Hazard,
Of st. Louis Mrs. Margaret w. Campbell,
Of Maine; DIR. Mary 7. Thomas, of Indiana;
Mrs. Tracey Butler, of Illinois Miss Julia
Clay, daughter of Cassius III. Clay, of Ken.
lucky; General + 'tahrook, of ON aha; Mrs.
DIR. Dinstnore, of Omaha; Susan B. An.
tuoby, hucy ozone auo OtnSrs.
The New Ycrk Political Situation.
| ALBANY, September 13th.-The Journal
thinks Cornell has $50 delegates already,
Folger 124, Wadsworth 40, Wood g. Stariu
| 8, Robinson 6, doubtful ) 1t estimates that
the frat ballot at Saratoga will stand; Cor.
nell 1873. Folger 40, Wadsworth SC, with q
complimentary vote for Wood, Stsrin, Rob.
inson and Csrpenter, ranging from 10 to 20
New York Anti. Monopoly Convention.
SARATOGA, September 12sh.-The Anti.
Monopoly State Committee have chosen
General Tsemaine for temporary Chairman
| OF the Convention tomorrow. The platform
| will favor the taking of the telegraph by the
National Government, demand the abolition
OF the contract system in State prisons, and
| favor uniform and equitable exercise Of the
laws: The platform is chiefly devoted to the
| question Of State taxation.
SARATOGA, September 1Sth.-The Anti
Monopoly State Convention met this after.
noon, with 150 delegates present. Henry E.
Tremain was elected Chairman.
New York State Labor Convention.
BUFFALO, September th.-The State La.
Dor Convention empowered its committee to
reasonable the Convention, if necessary, to
consider the desirasility of arranging a Goa.
lescsnce with other labor organizations. AID.
iourned sine die, without nominating ticket.
Nominations for Congress.
OSHKOSH (Wis.). September 1S.h.-The
Republican Convention of the Sixth Congress.
sional District have renominated Richard
Gunther by acclamation, amid deafeniug
cheers.
| CHICAGO, September 13sh.-Gso. r. Davis
has been renominsted by the Republicans of
the Third Congressional Convention for a
third term.
OTTAWA GILL, September 13th.-Ths Re.
publicans of the Eighth District have reuom.
mated William Cullen for Congress by accla.
| nation.
OMAHA, September 13th.-The Is to be a
hot light in the Third Congressional District.
X. Valentine. the present Congressman, was
nominsted few days ago by the regular Re.
publican Convention at Fremont. ami on the
same day 8 few anti V Aleptine delegates held
! Convention ard nominated w. X. Turner,
of Columbus Each faction claims to have
had the regular Convention.
Sports or the Turf.
BosToN, September 13th.-At Mystic Park
to-day the FIRST race, for the $50 class, was
won by Ezra l., Eva second, Amelia G.
third, Carrabassett fourth. Time, 2:274-
2:264-2:27 In the race ter the 2:23 class
Cspssia Lewis was first, r p. second. Pros.
pect Maid third, Lucrece fourth. Time,
2:S24 H144-2:2t4-2:224.
BosToN, September 13sh-The betting on
the Blanchard race tomorrow is as follows !:
Clipgstoue, 500; Edwin Thorne, SIS Santa
Claus, $50; Fanny Witberspoon, sic /;
Field. 81.
COMFY ISLAND, September 3sh.-The first
race, seven-eights of mile, Exeter won,
Little Katie second, Palama third. Time
1874. The second race, one mile, Jim Far.
rel Nvnr
Time. 1:47. In the third race, three quarters
of mile, Harrington was first, Cordova Sec
ond, Tim Flaherty third. Time, 1:2O4. In
the mile and aqusrter dash Haledon was
first, Ida B. second, Aleck Anent third.
Time. 2:16. Tee French pools paid 1925.
The hurdle race, mile and half, Jim Nc.
Gowsn won, Nclprcs second, Ike Bonham
third. Time, 2:55.
HARTFORD (Conn J, September 1Sth,-At
Charter Oak Park to-day Vanderbilts team,
Early Roe and Adine, while exercising
made mile in 2:l6a.
Arrival OF Moymons,
NEW YORK, September 13sh.-Six hundred
and fnrty-six Mormon immigl ants were
among the steerage passengers on the Guion
steamer which arrived yesterday They were
in charge Of Elder William Cooper. who came
over with them from Eurtp,. The party is
composed OF 500 British converts, 800 Scan.
dinsvians. 81 Germans aud Is whose natiy.
ity is not mentioned-the result of the labors
of sixteen returning missionaries.
Melville and Party Reach New York.
INV YORK, September 1S.h.-The Parthis
has arrived, with Melville and tile other sur.
vivors of the Jeanette and Captain Berry Of
the Rogers on board.
The western unien telegraph COMPANY.
NEW YORK, September 13;h.-Dr. Norvip
Green today srronuced 70 the Directors
that he intends to retire from the Presidency
OF the Western Union 3. the expiration Of
his term. A dividend of II per cent. has
fpen declared.
Dastardiy ASssuit-Pra1rie Fires.
DESyER (CGl J. Ssptember 18Th. = This
evening dastardly assault was made upon
Inv Nj ladder IocaI editor of tha pIn..y.nJs-8