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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-11

BERLIN, November l0th-The Norfb
German GH-cHc publishes the text of Il cir
cular issued by the Duke of Cumberland.
which has been addressed TO ali the Ger
man Sovereigns except the Emperor. The
reason this circular has not been forwarded
to the Emperor is because the latter refused
to recognize the notification issued bv the
Duke OF Cumberland TO the Brunswick
Ministry. on the day of the death of the
late Duke of Brunswick, assuming the
government Of the duclIy. In the present
circular the Duke of Cumberland demands
that his proclamation, assembling the
government of the duchy, shall be counter
signed by the Council of the Regency Of
Brunswick. The Duke maintains that the
validity of his succession IS fully cstab-
lished by the Constitution that his hercdi-
tary right TO succession has not been CON
tested in any quarter and holds that it is
impossible for the Empire to refuse him
the right of assuming the government of
the duchy without encroaching upon
the laws and justice which formed
the foundation of the German Empire
itself The Duke concludes his circular
by stating that the Imperial Constitution
contains no authorization for such re-
fusal, and if he is refused his succession to
the Duchy of Brunswick, the right of all
other German sovereigns Will be Imperfect
To his manifesto containing his assumption
of the throne of the Duchy issued by the
Duke of Cumberland to the Council, of the
Regency Of Brunswick on the 18th of Oc-
tober, with request to countersign, the
Council replied that it could not accept the
of such an act, and must
leave it to the Duke himself to make good
his sovereign claims to the Emperor and
Imperial Government. The announce
ment Of this action by the Council of the
Z egency was made known to the Landtag
Diet of Brunswick), and the decision of
he Council was received with cheers. :
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IT WILL BE LONG.

Public expectation relative to the cam
wasting of returns in the State OF New York
to-day has been unduly raised. We can
not expect any news of value whatever to-
night, nor tomorrow, nor for many days.
There are siXty-one Boards of County SUI
peryisors to meet at 1 O'Clock to-day in
New York, to do the mere clerical duty Of
adding together the figures on the pre-
cinct tally-sheetsa and ascertaining the totals
Before these sixty-one boards will appear
122, and possibly 224 lawyers. There will
appear also 122 mathematical experts from
the Republican and Democratic parties and
as many more political agents, watchers
and spies. Every movement Will be made
under the protest, objection or caution of
these people. Days may he consumed in
determining q single figure. When the adj
ditions are made and sent up to the Capitol
a State canvass Of like character is made,
and this it is not lawful to do until Deem
Der If there is any contest in
which demand for Il recount of the
ballots in any precinct is made,
the recount must be had before n Court,
and every ballot will be scrutinized and
wrangled over by the lawyers. 1t is pos
sible that the day for the meeting OF the
Electors will arrive with the certificates in
New York still unissued, or if issued, still
a matter of contest. Indeed, it is not q
strained suggestion that the hour for the
counting OF the vote of the Electoral Col
legc i'll the Senate of the United States may
arrive. without the New York contest being
concluded. 1t is in the interest of the
Democrats to throw the election into the
House, and there is no special reason as yet
known why they should hasten the matter
of recounting in New York They have
assumed the election of Cleveland, and
iterate it with persistency, in order to bring
the public mind into such familiarity with
it, that some support in a modified form Of
public opinion may be obtained for their
cause. We do not, therefore, expect any
satisfactory news this week, and possibly
we may have none for several weeks. This
is unfortunate and is damaging to business
interests, since doubt is the parent of
dmidity in the commercial world. What
We should do is to possess ourselves in
peace, turn our attention to daily duties,
and resolve that the course of the law
shall have its way, since submission to the
law is the highest tribute free man can
paw to his own sovercignty.
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In New York yesterday Government bondswere
onoted at 12l2s for IS of 1907; 1l$I4 for As;
sterling, 81 so14a4 s.; 10G3s for Ss silver bars,
1895
Silver in London. 5C14d; consois, lol 9l6d;
per cent. United States bonds, extended, los;
As, 1242l; AS, 11612.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at SSs49S914 cents.
Mining stocks were in light demand at San
Francisco yesterday morning, without much
change in values.
The Pope created nine new Cardinals ycster-
day.
The crofters of the Isle Of Skye are determined
to resist the marines who have been sent to dis
perse them.
First-class passenger rates from New York to
Chicago have been reduced to $40 80.
The President has appointed Governor Schuy
Ter Crosby, of Montaza, to be First Assistant
Postmaster-General.
The new Lord Mayor of London was inductcc
into Office yesterday with the usual ceremonies
The Universal Exposition in Paris will opel
May G, 1889.
Fifteen Thousand people attended the f'Inera
of the late Postrna ster-G General Fawcett7 yester
Jay, III OdlHDFluSS, Ely.
Two British srhooners collided off North Head
Catalena, Saturday. ard both were sunk.
Rear Admiral Alexander Murray, l. 5. y
died in Washington yesterday.
For the first time in several months, PresideH
Arthur's Cabinet will meet to-day in the Whit
House
Near St Helena, Napa county, Sunday, while
out hunting George Church accidentally sho
and killed himself
BY the capsizing of a boat near Mt. Pleasant
Ia, two men and two women were drowned
The English House of Commons yesterda!
passed the franchise bill in Committee of thu
Whole without amendment.
The widow of Philip Hennessey, killed at Gin
cinnati on election day, yesterday committed
suicide by shooting herself through the heart
Fire at Duluth Mimi; loss, S2eo,0g0
A pedestrian contest of los hours between sil
females began in St. Louis yesterday
Earthquake shocks were experienced in Utal
yesterday.
A steamer has arrived at Liverpool from VII
mington, N c., with yellow fever on board.
new theater-the finest in the city-wa
opened in Washington last night.
The Mission school-house in san Luis Obispt
was destroyed by fire yesterday morning,
At Point Sur, Monterey county, yesterday
Charles Stinson was drowned by the upsettint
of a boat.
Official returns of the recent election from sey
eral counties are given this morning in our coas
dispatches.
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ROT!

Just at this time vast deal of congratu-
lating is being done by the Democracy, and
weakened patriots are fastening to do
obeisance TO the new light in the Demo-
cratic heavens. These people take for the
basis of their congratulations of Mr. Cleve-
land the promised honesty of administra-
ton that is to follow his Inauguration, ii it
is finally decided that he is to be thus hon
orcd. If they would stop there, no one
would object. We do not propose, so far
as this journal is concerned, to assume that
Cleveland will, il seated prove otherwise
than an honest President. But his friends
make much of this promised honesty in
contrast to the alleged dishonesty of the
present powers. If we are to take half OF the
twaddle now INDUCED in by the Democrats
at face value, we would be forced to believe
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NOTICE.
Taxes Upon Assessments
Made by the State
Board Of EQuali-
cation.
OFFICE CF CONTROLLER OF STATE,
SACRAMENTO, November D, lSS


In accordance with the provisions OF Section
3,66S, OF the Political Code, approved March Q,
1888, notice is hereby given that have received
from the State Board of Equalization the " Du-
plicate Record of Assessments of Railways" and
the Duplicate Record OF Apportionment of
Railway Assessments, containing the assess
ment upon the property of each of the following
, named persons associations and corporations
, as fixed by said State Board OF Equalization to
Wit
AmadOr Branch Railroad Company;
" D. Ridcout and y. Lunniug California
Northern Railroad)
California Pacific Railroad Company:
California Southern Railroad Company.
Central Pacific Railroad Company;
Northern Railway Company;
Pacific Improvement Company Santa Cruz
Railroad;
Sacramento and Placeville Railroad Com
pany;
San Pablo and Tu'are Railroad Company;
San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad
Company;
Southern Pacific Railroad Company;
Stockton and Copperopolis Railroad Company;
Vaca Valley and Clear Lake Railroad Com
pauy,
Carson and Colorado Railroad Company;
Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Com
pany;
North Pacific Coast Railroad Company.
Pacific Coast Railway Company:
San Joaquin and Sierra Nevada Railroad Com
pany:
And the South Pacific Coast Railroad Com
pany.
And that the State and County Taxes upon the
said assessments are now due and payable. and
will be delinquent on the
Last Monday in December Next.
4 O'Clock =, NJ, aud unless paid 70 the State
Treasurer, ut the Capitol prior thereto, five per
cent. will be added to the amount thereof
JOHN Il. DUNN,
n5-9plit Controller of state.
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cifc, S. Union Pacific, Az Wells, Fargo
Express, LOG; Western Union, 5Ss.
New York, November 10th.-Stocks
strong and higher this afternoon, notwith-
standing the reports that Erie had reduced
the rates to Chicago. The best prices OF
the day were made after $50 O'clock. In
the final sales Union Pacific weakened,
selling down to Ash from 40. The market
closed generally firm.
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The RBcoRD-UNIoN is the only paper

The RBcoRD-UNIoN is the only paper on
the coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re-
eeirss the fM associated Press dispatches
from, all parts Of he world. Outside Of San
Francisco ii fGs no competitor, in point q
numbers, in It's home and general circulation
throughout tic coast.
S. C. BeckaOith, =" Tribune" Building, Ne'
York, sole agent for the Eastern States. VIM
Cameron, No. New Montgomery street, San
Francisco special agent for San Francisco and
,icinify.
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LONDON, November 10th.-In the House
of Commons to-day the ParnelliteS voted
with the Conservatives in rejecting Stan
ley's amendment to the franchise bill, pro-
vidiug that the bill shall not go into opera
ton until the scheme of redistribution shall
have been adopted. The question upon the
third reading of the franchise bill will be
taken up on Tuesday, and the bill will
probably go to the House of Lords Thurs
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LONDON, November 1Oth-A troop ship
with 1000 marines has been ordered to pro
ceed from Portsmouth 10 the Isle of Skye
TO assist the police in restoring order among
the crofters. There is no abatement of the
excited feeling on the Isle Of Skye. Crofters
from neighboring islands are foclling to
Skye to assist their brethren in maintain
ing their claims. Fully $500 crofters will
meet the detachment of police ON their arri-
val tomorrow and conduct them to Dig.
There the crofters Will demand of the po-
lice the object of their coming. If an I'M
satisfactory answer be given, the islanders
will conduct them back to the landing
place and request them 10 leave their
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FOREIGN.
Passage of the Franchise Bill.

LONDON, November 10th.-The franchise
bill was passed by the House of Commons
in Committee of the Whole, without
amendment. The result was greeted with
cheers.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS SUBJECT TO COUNTY IL
II cense must pay the same Immediately upon
becoming due or suit will be commenced thereon
No day of grace will be allowed TO any.
A. II. ESTILL, Sheriff.
Sacramento, November 10, 1884. n10-1m2p
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ALLEeEn IRREerLARIrY LIZ cANAIonARIE.

New YORK, November 10th.-Accorling
10 a dispatch To the Times, at Canajoharie
the town officers advertised the election
from o'clock to sunset When the Re
publican voters arrived at o'clock about
sixty votes had been poled, mostly Demo-
cratic, the inspectors having opened the
| polls at 80. Several ailidavits have been
filed and legal talent employed by the Re
publcans to 20 before the Board of County
Canvassers Tuesday and endeavor to have
this districts vote wholly rejected The
district gave ninety-nine majority for
Cleveland
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The Oregon and California Railroad
ticket office at Portland, Or, was robbed
of $500 by masked men Sunday.
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AU 9 IT % ~ 81 a Il q
Or THE-
Elegant Furniture s. Brussels Carpets!
The Fine Horse, Harness and Phaeton
OF Residence No. 1901, Southeast Cor. of St,
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14th,
At 10 o'clock sharp,
DELL 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL.
d consisting, in part, as follows: one Elegant
Plush Parlor Set seven pieces; Elegant EteIgc,
with Plate-glass Mirror: Elegant Secretary and
Bookcase combined: Plain Secretary: Elegant
OIL Paintings and Panel Pictures; Lace Curtains
and Corniccs; Marble.to Center Tables: EIe-
CANT Brussels Carpets, in Halls, Chambers and
ParloTS; Stair Carpet ana Rods; > Walnut Bed
room Sets: . Mahogany and Cottage Set; Spring
and Hair Mattresses: Feather Pillows; Blankets:
Comforts: Sheets Spreads: Lounges: Walnut
Wardrobe: l Walnut Hat-rack l Extension
Table; Dining Chairs: No. 10 Buck Stove: Fine
French China Glassware ana Cutlery; Garden
Hose and Tools etc. Also, Il lot of Choice Fruit.
put up 10 glass jars.
ss- P.S.-Horse and Phaeton will be sold
at 10 O'Clock sharp.
RI5- Sale Positive. Terms Cash ga
n11-td [B. CT BELL & CO., Auctioncers.
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ROME, November 10th.-At the ConsiStory
to-day the Pope created nine new Cardi-
nais. In his allocution, the Pope adverte,i
to the painful position in which the head OF
the Church was placed and the trial through
which the Church is now passing. lie dwclt
on the progress that the Catholic faith was
making throughout the world, and espcci-
ally in the United States, where a plenary
council has just assembled. He mentioned
the fact that new Bishops had been APP
pointed in Australia, India, and through
out the East, and expressed especial gratili-
cation at the restoration of the See of Car
thage.
ROME, November 10th-Following are
thenames of eight of the nine new Cardinals
announced by the Pope at the ConSistory
Ganglebauer, Archbishop of Vienna Aus
trial; Gonzales y. Diaz Fenon, Archbishop
of Reville, Spain; Celesia, Archbishop OF
Palermo; Mussia, venerable African mis-
sionary; Mcrona Di Gori, Secretary of the
Consistorial Congregation; Laurent, As
SCISSOR of the Holy Office Masottti, Secretary
of the Congregation of Bishops and Regrl-
lars; Nergoa Secretary of the Congregation
of the Council
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GENERAL NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE gEcoRD-UsIoN
DOMESTIC.
The Political Struggle

CHICAGO, November 10th.-The present
estimate as to the complexion of the Hi
nois State Legislature is that i. will be o tie
on joint ballot, the Senate having a majority
of one Republican and the House a majority
of one Democrat. Contests are likely TO
ensue in three districts. which may reverse
this condition of affairs. The situation is
made more interesting from the fact that q
successor to General Logan is TO be selected.
THE TWO NATIONAL COMMITTEES.
New YORK, November l0th-Messrs.
Eikins, Jones, FeSsenden and Senator
Hobart, of New Jersey, were at the Repub-
lican headquarters to-day in conference,
| but the result OF the deliberation was not
made known. Chairman Warren, of the
| Republican State Committee returns to his
home this evening, and Nrooman to-mor-
row, A. S. Draper Will henceforth repre-
sent the committee in this city. Vrooman
said to-day: THE Democrats claim the
State from the inside by SCI, and that the
| Democratic investigation of returns in this
city has already lowered the amount to 436,
| by reason of an error against Mr.. Blaine to
the sum of 425 votes" AT the Democratic
| headquarters this was not verified, and an
official stated that the Democrats are now
struggling fer what is already won.
Although reporters have frequently asked
the Democratic Committee to furnish the
figures on which they base their claim tt
Cleveland's plurality in New York State
they have declined to do 50. The lates
figures reduce Cleveland's plurality to 80
| Cleveland's plurality in New York City ha:
been cut down from 1926 to ~, o0l.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
New YORK, November 10th-The follow
ing has been issued from the office Of th'
Associated Press:
Our footings show that Cleveland has plu
rality of AGO There are eighteen places to bt
heard from officially; which will reduce thi
somewhat. If Garfelds majorities in thos(
places are accepted, the plurality for Cleveland
win be 724, but it is doubtful if Blaine polls u!
| large Il vote in those precincts as Garfield
Hence Ceveland's plurality may be accepted q!
LEGO. This calculation, of course, is based OF
the returns which have been received from The
various precincts at this office from persons be
lieved to be reliable, aud have also served the
Associated Press acceptably i'll other years: Al
examination of the returns shows great differ
ence of rates of gain loss in different sections
hence the widely differing calculations.
| WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
BOD D.
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An Overdue Ship.

BosroN, November 10th.-Anxiety is felt
in insurance circles of this city at the non
arrival the ship Vicereine, which sailed
from Calcutta April Goth for New York.
She was spoken October ID off the Western
Islands, and sickness was reported on
hoard
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-11

WArEErowN IN. ", November 10TH
Canvassing Board, in speech to the Dem
ocrats here, said Il have no fears that
the wishes or judgment of the people, ex-
pressed at the ballot-box, will be talsitied
or defeated No party or set of men cdn
steal the electoral vote of the Empire State,
The laws of the State in regard to elections
and the counting Of votes are too perfect to
admit of fraud. The people of New York
are too much in earnest to tolerate fraud,
even if it were possible. The votes given
by the people of this State, have no doubt,
will be honestly counted, and the result
truthfully declared
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New YORK, November 10th.-A special
from Trenton, \. j., says that the pottery
manufacturers are unquestionably uneasy
over the prospect of Cleveland's election.
They do not fear q panic, but they do ap-
prehend a lull in the trade that will seri-
ously affect their interests. a rumor was
current yesterday that reduction of 25 per
cent. in wages is TO be made at the pot
teries. Several prominent potters said
there was no truth in the report, but they
did intend to reduce the number of men
employed. In fact, reduction of hands
is being gradually made. They said trade
was dull and economy had to be exercised.
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Tom Thumbs Estate.
New York Stock Market.

New YORK. November 10:h.-Bar silver,
81 03s. Stocks lower after IL o'clock, but
at midnight therewas general advance on
reports from Buffalo that the Lake Shore,
Michigan Central and Grand Trunk had
restored rates.
New YORK, November 10th.-Central Pa
cifc, "a; Burlington, lit F.; Northern Pacific,
II; Northern Pacific, preferred, Hs; North
western, S3t New York Central, s41 !;
Oregon Navigation, 66; Transcontinental,
11a Pacific Mail, 49s; Panama, 9S; St.
Louis and San Francisco, 20; Texas Pa
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Undesirable Immigration.

TORONTO, November 1Oth.-The st.
Georges Society. of this city, have APP
pointed a committee to consider the best
means of preventing the immigration of
undesirable accessions to the population.
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Decision in an Alabama Claims Case.

WAsHINGToH. November 10th.-A decis-
ion was rendered by the Supreme Court OF
the United States today in an Alabama
Claims case, the Great West Insurance
Company, appellant, against the United
States on appeal from the Court of Claims.
This was suit brought by the insurance
company to recover S309, $50, with interest.
alleged to be due it from the Geneva Award
fund, on account of war-risk taken by
the appellant upon vessels destroyed by
Confederate cruisers. The Court of Claims
dismissed the appellants petition upon the
grounds that it had no Jurisdiction. The
Court affirms that judgment and holds that
the Court of Claims was prohibited from
taking jurisdiction by express statutes. As
TO the merits of the controversy between
appellant and the United States, arising
out of the Geneva Convention, this Court
declines to express any opinion, for the
reason that a special tribunal has been
created for the determination of such
questions.
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WASHINGTON, November 10th.-Albaugh s
Grand Opera HouSe--the first ediiice wor-
thy Of that designation ever erected in this
city-was opened to .he public this evening
with the performance of" Semiramide by
the Abbott English opera troupe A brill
iant audience filled the new theater to its
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