Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-11

lCdllEJ, seem TO De elected Dy u Email malOrlIy
Hesley and Blandin (Democrats) are elected Com
mon Pleas Judges. Whitbeck (RepubEean) i
elected Treasurer by zoo. Brew (Republicanl i
elected Auditor by about 300C.
CINCINNATI, October IOth.-No complete com pila-
ton OF the returns Of Hamilton county is yet mad,
up. Some precincts were not counted by the judgei
till tonight.
counties Yesterdays election and the other eigh
estimated give the State to the Democrats by l2,-
000 and the Legislature from twenty to twenty five
Democratic majority on joint ballet. The second
amendment viii come close to adoption. This estI-
mate is based on Hamilton county being Demo
cratic.
CoLUNBUs October 10th.-Seventy yseven counties
reported unofficiallY, give Foraker a net gain o
6,OSS. The eleven counties yet t. hear from gave
net Republican majority of 2,209 in 1882 Hoad-
Tvs majority will probably reach from 5000 to TO-
600. OF the " counties heard from, the Republi-
cans carry 80, the Democrats A. OF the II to heaI
from, the Republicans carried seven and the Demo
Gratis four in 1882 The Legislature is still in doubt
The second amendment has a chance vet
LATER.-All but three counties are reported un-
officially, showing net Republican gains of 6,24S
The three remaining counties will not change the
result materially. Hoadly's majority in the State
will be about u 600.
CLEVELAND, October I0th-The Democratic State
ticket carries this county by majorities ranging
from 300 to 500, Lawrence, foI Attorney General
whose home is here, receiving S37 majority.
The Iowa Election.
DEs MONIES, October 10th.-The Republican State
Committee claim the State by $4,000, and gives
Sherman plurality Of 25, 900 aud the election OF II
and probably g. OF the 20 new Senators, giving the
Republicans 81, and probably so, Of the Senators
of the House AZ Republican members certainly
elected, and 30 Democrats or Fusion. OF 80 mem
bers unreported, IS will be Republicans. Five town
ships in Bremen county give Sherman 5l6, klnne
500. The Republican candidates of the Legislature
are certainly elected.
CHICAGO, October 1oth.-The Chairman of the
Iowa State Democratic Committee telegraphs the
Associated Press from Des Moines this morning as
follows: Returns come il slowly. Large Demo
cratic gains in the interior of the State Its doubt
ful If the Republicans will exceed 5000 plurality
The Democrats and Greenbackers will have a ma
joritY in the lower house. Prohibition is entirely
defeated Cook is elected in the Sixth District by
1000 majority.
DEs MONIES, October 10th.-Governor Sherman
viii have 30, 900 mole over Kinne, and probabl,
Il, coo to $1,000 over all. Judge Reed nearly toe
same The Legislature is Republican in Joint ballot
by at l. asst 40. The House is close but the Repub
licans will have at least or 10 majority In the
Sixth Congressional District the indications are
favorable to Stiles, Republican
DEs MONIES October 1tth-3P. M-The Demo
Gratis generally conceds that Sherman is elected
but put his majority at 5000, and coneede five t.
eight majority in the Senate.
DEs MONIES, October 11th.-I A. N.-The Demo
Gratis coneede the State the guberuatorial ticket
by 10000 majority
Terrible and Fatal Accident.
MooREHEAD (Aiinu.), October 10th.-A terrible
and fatal accident occurred last night at farm neal
Northruff eight miles east of Moorehead in which
rOwly escaped with their lives. The fourteen men
were members Of a thrashing crew, who had been
thrashiBg for Northruf the day previous, and were
sleeping in the lower story Of granary in the up-
nor CT nf d-od
bushels Of cats. During the night, while all were
fast asleep the floor suddenly gave way and COM
pletelY buried eight, who sleeping at the end
OF the building where the floor suddenly gave way.
Six men who were sleeping at the other end of the
room were partially crowded through the side of
the house, which gave way to the sudden pressure
of the descending grain, and made their escape
without serious difficulty. After giving an alarm
they set to work to remove their comrades, who
buried beneath the oats. When the unfortu-
nate men were finally reached four of them were
dead from suffocation, and others so nearly so
that it a matter Of doubt fer several hours il
they would not die from the effects
Destruction by Fire.
BRIDGEPORT (Conn.), October 10th.-Springhurst,
the summer residence OF Thomas W. Pearsol, a
New York banker, at Growers Hill burned this
morning, also the greater portion Of the elegant fur
niture Everything about the house was lost Loss
Sl25,000; insurance, $4,000
Railroad Accidents.
ELIZABETH On. J.l October 1Oth-The axle on the
east bound freight on the Pennsylvania Railroad
broke at $40 this morning, throwing two freight
cars over on the west track the west bound Bos-
ton and New England passenger expresJ came along
at the rate of twenty miles an hour. The express
locomotive turned completely over. The baggage
car telescoped with the freight car and two other
freight cars were demolished. Engineer Edward
Kelly went over with the engine, but escaped No
body was seriously hurt.
WAPAKANErTA (0.), October 0th.-The caboose of
freight train, left stsndng on the main track by
the neg igence of conductor. was struck by the
engine of passenger train, wTecking the cabJose
engine and baggage car, seriously ipjurng the fire.
man and slightly hurting the engineer.
Deserved CastigatiOn.
ATLANTA (Ga.), October 10th-To. night about 0
O'Clock, George Veache, Mayor Of Rome, met
Charles W. Longworthy, Young man % years OLE
and administered to him a terrible whipping with
cowhide Longworthy had made improper re
marks about Veache's daughter. Longworthy ad
mitted during the punishment that he had lied
The affair created quite sensation.
The Chinese Minister and Party.
PHILADELPHIA, October 10TH Ching Tsas Ju, the
Chinese Minister and suite arrived yesterday, ard
registered at the Continental. The party consists Of
the Minister and Secretaries d. W Bartlett and two
servants. This morning they start west as the
guests of the Denver and Rio Crsnde RAILROAD to
see the Western country. The visit to Pila ell phia
is purely Informal aud simply for pleasure.
Succeeded Where Captain Webb Failed.
NIAGARA FALLS, October 1eth-The Maid Of the
Mist the lower rapids Of Niagara this afternoon
She remained in the whirlpool ten minutes Ten
thousand people were present.
Bankcrs' Association.
LOUISVILLE, October 1Oth.-Tbe Banker,' Associa.
tion met this morning in the Masonic Temple
about 100 members being present. President Geo
S. Coe, of New York, called the Convention to
order, and announced prayer by Rev. Charles Craik
nf AZ TnrrS Sarf11a
President Coe came forward TO read the annual ad-
dress, he being received with applause by the Con-
vention. He at once proceeded TO read the ad
dress.
American WOman's Suffrage Convention.
NEW YORK, October 10th.-The Convention of the
American womans Suffrage Association opened at
Brooklyn Academy, The Convention was called to
order by Rev J. w. Chadwick, who made few
remarks, welcoming the delegates TO Brooklyn.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Chase presided, and spoke OF the
objects which had brought them together. Mrs.
Mary T. Eastman, Rev. J. NJ. Eassford and Miss Lucy
Stone made addresses in behalf Of the suffrage OF
woman. Rev Mr Steinthal, England, and Oliver
johnson also addressed the Convention.
Lucy Stone, in an address, said General Butler
would be defeated il the Republcan wsfnen OF
Massachusetts had vote
Altered Postal Notes.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10TH - A young man
dressed az a farmer passed a number Of altered
postal notes on our business after the Postofice
closed on Monday.
The Atlantic and Pacific.
ST. LOUIS, October 1Oth.-The Atlantic and Pacific
route between ST. Louis, Kansas City and San Fran
cisco will be opened October goth.
The Western Union.
NEw YORK. October i0th.-lhe annual report Of
President Green, Of the Western Union telegraph
company, shows the company to be in very fat.
tering condition financially.
Bloody Result Of Pu ling a Dogs Tail
DAKvILLE, October 10TH 4 dog tai being pulled
was the c1use Of battle in Franklin county yester.
day, in which three men lost their lives Joseph P
Love, fugitive from justice from West Virginia