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The office-boy of a Milk street lawyer
came in Saturday night and said he had
Just seen Il fight in the back Office between
a rat and a cocllroach. (Which licked z
"Oh, the cockroaeh beat him all holier
and drove him into his hole" Did he
follow him up?" "Yes, he tried to, but
the hole was Just big enough to let the rat
through, and when the cockroaeh came to
trv it he got stuck and had to give it up"
Il Boston Globe.
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A Laciy'S Wish,

''Oh, how do wish my skin was as clear and
soft yours, said lady to her friend. You
can easily make it So" answered the friend
How e inquired the first lady
81 BY using Hop BitteTs that makes pure, rich
blood end blooming health. 1t did it for me us
you observe"
G4- None genuine without bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile p3i-
sonous stuff with Hop" or HOPS - their
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

FOR SALE-A HALF OR WHOLE INTER
{ est in the Western Hotel Hacking; Two
Carriages and Four Horses and Harness. For
further particulars inquire at the office or of the
driver nl1-tf
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COMPARATIVE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK OFFICIAL

Below
the New York
nave heard will
Greene Monroe and
the determination who
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a young lady i'll one of our prominent institu-
tions of learning, who was Il great favorite. not
only among her classmates but with all The
return home seriously III. Chronic nervous sick
headache, accompanied digestion by which the
circulation and nutrition OF the brain was inn
paired, rendered her very miserable. a physician
was called, who, apparently not understanding
the nature of her aimcnt, tui.ed to afford relief
A friend who had been similarly afflicted, and
found immediate relief hy using Emil Frcse $
Hamburg Tea, recommended the same to her.
She made trial OF it, and To her great joy. found
n decided improvement as the result. After a
few days use OF this popular remedy She was
fully restored. F9-I2or3piyNWF6w1y
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DETROIT, November 13th.-Thc Congress
i0nal delegation of this State stands seven
Fusionists to four Republicans a gain of
one for the Fusionists. The Fusionists
lost two and gained three Congressman,
making the delegation stand as above.
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a "rANMANYN coNrEpENcE.

New York, November 13th.-The Star,
regarded as the Tammany organ, says:
The Tammany Hall committee of seven,
appointed on the part of the Tammany
organization to watch The canvass of the
electoral ticket, held long conference this
evening with the Chairmen of the Demo-
cratic National and State Committees, and
positively denied the existence of any deal
between Tammany Hail and the Republic
can Aldermen affecting the Presidential
count. Ex-senator Forster, Chairman Of
the delegation, satisfied the Representatives
Of both committees that the Tammany
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ruE INDEPENDENT REprBLIcANs.

NEw YoaK November 13th.-The lnde-
pendent Republican Committee OF one hun
dred met tonight in the Brooklyn Academy
of Music President Maxwell said the
question to be decided was whether the
organization should be made permanent.
He was in fivor of this, for the purpose of
holding the balance of power between the
parties Beecher said he was also in favor
of making the organization permanent.
In local matters he was Republican in
national matters Democrat. lie believed
Cleveland had been elected by the lnde
pondents. and every man who helped put
him in the Presidentia! chair was bound to
support him until he had done something
to forfeit their support. They should keep
the organization intact, ready to be sum-
moned at the sound of the trumpet. a
committee was appointed to devise plan
for permanent organization.
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A GRICULTURAL WORKS, NINTH AND K
n Streets builds every description OF Pump
ing Machinery, Steam Engines, Horse powers,
etc. New Design of DEEP WELL PUMP Just
SugD-If
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TIE rgArps cLAIMEp.

NEW YORK, November lIth-A. Mt is
well known that frauds, if anywhere, We're
committed here in the city. Early ON the
election evening it was given ont that 367
election districts, which is more than half
the city, had given Cleveland 17,0Q0 ma
iority. Soon after came the statement that
Cieveiand's majority would not exceed 90
$50. Afterwards, again, but after midnight,
came another announcement that tlcVt-
lands majority, with four districts to hear
from. would give Cleveland A., 600 aiority.
Then came the final announcement that
the CITY complete had given Cleveland 81,
600 majority. and was SO published in the
World but in no other paper, II was after
wards announced that $4,000 was an error
for = coo majority. Now, in view OF the
fact that l3 Coo was sufficient, If genuine, TO
carry Cleveland through, an extract from
the STR. Kcilys organ, this morning, is
significant. Following is the extract:
The Tanmany Hall Committee Of Seven,
on the part Of the Tammany organization.
to watch the canvass of the electoral
ticket, had 4 long conference last evening
with the Chairman OF the Democratic Ma
tional and State Committees. The visitors
had two objects in view First to positively
DENY the existence of any deal between
Tammany Hall and the Republican Alder
men, affecting the Presidential contest.
This assurance was deemed necessary, i'll
order to allay . public fear throughout the
country, which had been worked up by
the circulation OF unfounded newspaper
rumors that Cleveland and Hendricks
were to be sacrificed for some local ad
vantage Ex-senator Foster, Chairman of
the delegation, satisfied the Representatives
of both the committees that the Tammany
Supervisors would permit 10 action in the
Board which would lose the Democratic
Electoral ticket a single vote 1t is we'll
known that soon after the polls closed
certainly before o'clock, some Of
the biggest Democratic politicians III the
city-one a Congressman -telegraphed
Cleveland Al Albany that his election was
certain, and congratulated him. The ques
ton is did these gentlemen know that the
city could be relied upon for any amount Of
Democratic majority to elect the ticket? ?
All these statements are indisputable, and
can he corroborated by proof; and just here
is where the Republicans based their hopes
that the quarrel between Tammany and
the County Democracy would bring out the
truth and facts
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Supervisors would permit no action in the
Board which would lose the Democratic
electoral ticket a single vote. He further
volunteered the services of the committee
to act jointly with the National and State
Representatives, and to carry ont faithfully
any instructions which they deem would
be beneficial TO the National ticket
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T. 3. REID,

~ F. TEBBETs, DENTIST, TO 9l4 eas,==s,'zsss.
L Sixth street, between and J, sS -; 20. -
west side, opposite Congregational III ics
Church. Att5-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
r. OHM & SONS

CARRIAGE PAINTERS (LATE FOREMAN
u of painting department of the California
Carriage Factory, Eighth and X, with Pike u
Young, Fourth and streets, Sacramento Fine
finish and durability guaranteed. aDi6-Sm
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DEMOCRATIC FIGURES.

NEw YORK. November 13th.-The Off
cial canvass Of the vote received at the
headquarters OF the Democratic State
Committee today from various points in
the State is as follows: Delaware county,
Blaines plurality, 97S Columbia county,
Blaines plurality, $40; Rockland county
Cleveland plurality, l. .104; Schoharie coun-
ty, Cievcland's plurality, ,S67; Kings coun-
y, Cieveland's plurality, 1871; Broome
county, Blaines plurality, ,402; Schuyler
county, Blaine's plurality, 5777; Franklin
county, Blaine's plurality, 1,G90; Oneida
county, Cleveland plurality, 30.
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"a miasinatic district, barrica9e Your sys-
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DRs. KELLOGG & Goss,


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Sp.m. Omce of City Superintendent of Public
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DIR. 4. c. DRUNE.
DENTISTRY.
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If you are sick with tat terrible sick
ness, Nervousness, y0I, will find Balm
in Gi!ead in Hop Bitters
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If you have rough, pimply or salow skin, bad
BREATH Hop Bitters viii give you fair skin, rich
blood, the sweetest breath and health. $500 will
be paid for a case they will not cure or help.
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. Or, if you are IL the workshop. on III,
farm. at the GeSh, any henc. uilt feel
that your system needs cleaa>i.::. ton
fng, or stimu atins, without iGJcxicat
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OWL fault if you remain III. If
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of Kidney disease, stop tempting death this
moment, and turn for azure TO Hop Bitters,
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FARM EOR SALE.

nNE OF THE BEST IMPROVED, HOME sssA
" like places in this county-160 Acres-V2ss3
25 Acres in Choice Bearing Vineyard; , -
Acres Orchard; , Acres Alfalfa; Acres Black
berries; Acres strawRerres good arrigRaang al
a House for the Farm Hands; land we fenced;
only eight miles from State Capitol; close to
Railroad Station School and Church. Price,
only $4,000. For terms inquire o. CARL
STROBEL No. 321 street, Sa- ramento, Cal
nli-6t&Wlt*
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In CuBA, Mexico, and the South Amer
lean States, st. Jacobs Oil, the great pain
banisher, is used with wonderful success.
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ErrEcr or UNCERTAINTY on nrs1Nrs:

EFFECT OF UNCERTAINTY ON BUSINESS.
New YoRK, November 13th-C. p Hun
tington said to your reporter this afternoon,
when asked his opinion on the general
business outlook :" | think we have left
the worst behind us, and brighter times are
ahead. The present condition OF business
is not half so bad as the past"
What is your opinion of Cleveland?''
" Cleveland is safe man. OF course
DO not include the party he represents in
saying this. The Democratic party will
never be as safe as the Republican. Cleve-
lands election is generally conceCed by
business men. At any rate, the feeling of
uncertainty as to the result is confined to
but few. and has not affected business TO
any extent
How will the change in administration
affect the railroad interests p
= Not in the least As soon as the excite
ment over the election has completely died
out, look for an increase of traffic. 1t is
not in the power of any one man to steal
this country, you know"
A well-known Wall-street broker for
mer!v a Californian, said: The general
feeling of uncertainty over the result of the
election is hurting business THERE'S moth
ing at all doing i'll stocks and will not be, in
my opinion, for some time. know of
English merchants who have counter
manded large orders, upon learning that
Cleveland was likely to be elected. Other
merchants are restricting thei: orders pend
ing the official count. This uncertain cleo
ton, together with the rate war on the
trunk lines, Will undoubtedly cause q gen
eral depression on the whole street. The
Central Pacific is the only California line |
know OF engaged in Il war Of rates.
THE REPUBLICAN Party N GOOD CONDITION.
Nh YORK, November 13th.--The S,m look
ing over the political field concludes that
the Republican party is i'll better condition
than before the election. 1t says the losses
it has suffered through the withdrawal Of
the Independents, have been made up by
the accession Of Irishmen and workingmcn
who went over from the Democrats iii large
numbers. There never before was party
which gained ut once such body of earn
est and valuable material from the very
bone and sinew of the country, while there
is no sense in the idea that either of the
two parties is going to be broken up at
present The Republicans are politically
in much the better condition Of the two.
They are compact union. There is no
difference Of opinion or Of purpose among
/ them The dIScor,iant clements have gone
oug, and the army which remains is peer
/ less for steadinCss, and was disciplined by
! the defeat OF last week rather than de-
stroycd by it. Considered merely as po-
| litical organization, the Republican party
is in good lighting order.
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GEORGE w. YOUNG.

CUCCESSOR TO PIKE & YOUNG, CARRIAGE
y Manufacturer, corner Fourth and l. Streets
Sacramento. Established in 1850 All sizes OF
Buggies, Phaetons, Spring and Thoroughbrace
Wagons. Repairing, Painting and Trimming
done m0-4ptt
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REPUBLICAN GAINS IN NEW YORK CITY OF 81.
New YoRx. November 1fth-A. M.-The
work Of counting the vote in this State still
remains unfinished. In ffty-two counties
the result has been officially declared. In
three other counties no material changes in
the vote. rs already announced, are anuci-
pated The counties sill to be heard from
are Erie. Franklin, Greene, Kings and New
York In this city the canvass Of the re-
turns from the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Sev-
enth and Eighth Assembly Districts has
been finished Slight corrections We're
made in the districts canvasscd As COM
pared with the Associated Press returns,
there have been Republican gains so far in
this CITY Of 35l.
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THE METROPOLIS.

New York, November 13th.--The gains
and losses i'll the returns OF the Board of
Canvassers, 50 far as the canvass has been
made, as compared with the press returns
sent out on election night, are as follows:
First Assembly District, Third Election
District, Blaine gains 10 votes; Seventh
Assembly Disuict, Third Election District,
Cleveland gains ) votes; Twelfth Election
District, Cleveland gains vote; Fifteenth
Election District, Cleveland loses l vote;
Seventeenth Election District Blaine gains
IS votes and Cleveland loses I55 votes;
Third Assembly District, Sixteenth Flee
ton District, Cleveland loses votes;
TwenW-tirSt Election District, Cleveland
gains votes Twenty-tllird Election Dis
trict, Cleveland gains / vote; Twenty sixth
Election District, Blaine loses 3 votes;
Fourth Assembly District, Twelfth Election
District, Cleveland loses 10 votes; Twenty
first Election District, Blaine gains vote
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DETROIT, November 18Th. = sixty-three
counties of Michigan report the net Blaine
plurality at 4,007. This includes this
county, which is strongly Democratic
The remaining seventeen counties will
change this slightly.
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TIE "ngRALp's" srMMARY.

New YORK, November l3th.-The Hera7d
in It's summary, says The vote of New
York State by counties, Is far as ascer-
tained by official count, gives Cleveland a
plurality Of 1.254 votes. In the case of six
counties, however where the canvassers
adjourned owing 10 some technicality, and
where the p!uraiities may be changed, I'M
official figures are given. The votes for
Butler u! d St. John are as follows St
John, -, 7j9; Butler, j.. 80. In the coun-
ties already canva>sed there has been no
material change in majorities since yester-
day Blaine has gained one vote in Colum-
bia and TWO i'll st. Lawrence county, and
lost tWo votes in schuyler, making his net
gain one vote. Cleveland has gained six
votes in Kings and lost tent in Oneida, maka1
ing his net loss four votes. This reduces
Cleveland's plurality by five votes. making
it now ,254. Only three counties have not
vet furnished the official result-franklin,
Greene and New York
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Ifyou are costivc OF dySpep,;c. or s;..:e-
ing from ar" other at th- nUn,erlii> dis
eases OF the stomach or loWcis u /. vour
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cnNKLIyG's REWARD.

NEW YORK, November 13th.-The World
this morning, in an editorial on the next
Senator from New York, says: Would it
not be to the honor of the State and to the
credit of the people, if party considerations
could he laid aside and the Legislature be
induced to tender the United States Sena-
torship unanimously to Roscoe Conkling ?
The Graphic this afternoon, in an editorial
very complimentary to Conkling, says:
Now if Mr. Conkling should be the Demo-
cratic candidate for United States Senator,
has he friends enough among the Republi-
cans Of the Legislature to secure his e!ec-
ti.A.n
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u VI. Ii-IlEf.I Dt.It'tF., M. D',
nCULTST, AURGST, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
= Diseases of the Throat. Office, 42915 J
street corner OF Fifth, over Sacramento Bank,
Sacramento Cal. Hours: a31 to u a. NJ; l to a
P. ~ Sundays $50 TO II \. NJ; to P. Si. jy1tt
DIR. 4. C. DRUNE,
DHYSICIA>, AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
] the University Of Berlin, Germany. Office
aud residence, No. 52l J street, between Fifth
and Sixth, Sacramento. Gaice h0uTS-9 TO II A
"; to and to 5 r u. jyl3-f
WALLACE 4. BRIGGS, NJ. D.,
DHYSICIAE AND OBSTETRICIAN. OFEICE
/ and residence No. 212 J street, Sacramento.
omce Hours: i :; = y y I to !. P n ie124ptf
| $50 to T. 81.
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If you are suffering from over-eating oil
drinking, or any indscrc;;cn or dissipation
or are young and growing 100 fast, as is
often the case,
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C. ZSVICkEL,

AI-sTREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
ISi and Fifth. Cast-Iron Founder; Manufact-
urer of all kinds of Cast and Rod-iron Railings
and Fences. All Building Castings n ade to order.
S5-jD1m
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LATEST ELECTION NEWS,
THE OFFICIAL CANVASS IN NEW YORK.

THE OFFICIAL CANVASS IN NEW YORK.
New YORK. November 13th-The total
vote of Brooklyn, as officially announced
to-day, gives Cleveland a plurality of l5,-
162, being gain of six for Cleveland.
Broome county: Blaine, T,1S2; Cleve-
land, $50; St John, 45S; Butler. IA
Wyoming county: Blaine, 4.441 Cleve-
land, 3,1s9; st. John, 4S3 Butler, So.
Otsego county Cleveland, 1907; Blaine,
6,67l Butler, 81 St. John, 432.
Schuyler county: Blaine 2,616; Cleve-
land, 2,039; ST. John, 154 Butler, Ill.
Orange county: Republican Electors, o.
96S twenty-eight Democratic Electors, o.
S41 each two o, $40; four 6, ,S3S; one, 1887 =;
ST John Electors. 647; Butler Electors. 175.
Chenanso county: Blaine, 5,462; Cleve-
land, 4,4i0; st. John, SOC: Butler a34
Sullivan county: Blaine 1892 Cleve-
land, 3,607; st. John, 1888; Butler, 232.
Oneida county: Cleveland, 1880; Blaine,
1870; Cleveland's plurality, 80; St John,
S94 Butler, 1S9.
The st. Lawrence County CanvaSSers were
in session part of Tuesday and all day yes
terday. but have not completed the canvass,
owing tn clerical errors in the returns Of
several districts which will not affect the
result. The canvass will show Blaine, 49,
Al; Cleveland 6,035 st. John, 81; But
| Ter, 20.
Columbia county: Blaine, 6,l2f; Cleve-
land, 1854; Butler 36; st. John, 16S.
Albany county: Cleveland 1875, Blaine
| i7.69S, St. John 312, Butler 9S3.
Delaware county: Blaine 5,934, Cleveland
$50, ST. John 437, Butler H.
NEW YoRE, November l3th.-Thc vote
on the Presidential ticket canyassed by the
Board of CanyaSsers is as follows: First
Assembly District fourth election district
missingl-Blaine 2,25l, Cleveland 4,255,
Butler %. St John 10. Second Assembly
Distrct-Blaine 2,130, Cleveland 5,239,
Butler 81, ST. John s. Third Assembly Dis
| trict-Blaine 1924, Cleveland Sill Butler
| 12G, St. John Il Fourth Assembly Dis
trict-Blainc 239l Cleveland G,322 Butter
l5S, St. John TO- Fifth Assembly District
Blaine 2605, Cleveland 4,5oS, Butler i25.
St. John L. Sixth Assembly District
| Blaine 1850, Cleveland 5,Gl2, Burier l26,
st. John ). Seventh Assembly District
! two election districts missing)-Blaine
1858, Cleveland 4,242 Butler IS, st. John
| a. Eighth Assembly District-Blaine4 i, ,722,
| Cleveland /, 40, Butler 90, st. John 10.
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SYMBOL or coon LICK.

ALLENTOWN (Pa), November 13th.-Some
time ago John p. Shadt of this city, sent a
beautifully finished horseshoe to Cleveland,
bearing the words Luck to Gov. Cleve-
land" The following acknowledgment
was received to-day:
Since the receipt of your present, the contest
has been decided in favor of the party wnlch
represent | shall give due credit TO the horse,
shoe for what has already happened, and shall
carefully preserve it, in the hope that 1t may
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DR.. NIXON,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, II STREET, Be
~ tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 91S and 900.
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A.
NJ. Office hours-5 to 9 A. NJ; to P. NJ, and
evenings. jy1-i
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W. C. VAN FLEET.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
II 4. sNInER. MI ID.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, southeast corner
1 of Second and K streets. Office Hours-9
to 1890 a. NJ; . to !, and to 0 P NJ. Residence,
9l3 street, between Ninth and Tenth. au23-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Words of Warning and Comfort.

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langiiishing on bed of sickness, take cheer
II you are simply ailing. or if you feel
weak and dispirited,
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If yoG ire minister and
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