Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-23
WHOLE NO. 1O,459.

Comptroller, Charles Spcer; Judges of the Court
of common Pleas, George W Blunt. Edward G.
Graves and J. G. J. iaughlin: District Attorney,
Colonel Charles c. Spencer; President of tho
Board of Aldermen, George W. Hilliard; CorO-
ner, Ferdinand Edmau. Colonel George Bliss
declared the ticket inferior 10 those nominated
by the Democrats and was put up only TO be
Knocked down. John J. G'Brien answe Col
Bliss with bitterness. saving he had no doubt
the Colonel had a retainer froln the County Dc
moeracy in his pocket. The discussion was
animated, and Colonel Bliss and few Others
left the hall.
The New York Democracy.
News YORK, October 21d,-At the DenioCsocy
meeting this evening the Chairman announced,
that the report of the conference committee in
iaNor az the nomination of eN-ASSemblymau
ShAries Reilly was adopted Ihereupop the
qelesAtlonS from the sixth and Eighth Assem-
bly, Districts withdrew and indorsed the Tam
many nominee, s. :. Cox.
Logan in Illinois-DiaboIicaI Attempt
upon Ills Life.
PEORIA. October 22d.-The demonstration in
honor oI Logan today was the largest and most
imposing ever witnessed in this city He was
met at GalGsburg by reception committee and
escorted here. NJ q point one mile west of
huoNNltlC dastardlN attempt was made to
wreck the train conveying the party The train
was running at the rate of forty miles an hour,
ana upon rounding "a curve the engineer no.
ticed an Obstruction on the track He immc-
dlately reversed his engine hut did not succeed
III bringing the train TO a stand until the engine
had rtlI over two 90 the four ties which hud
been land across the rails The news of tho
d'al3iical attemp: ON the life of General Logan
i'ii ms escort S2Tedd rapidly, and aroused tho
most intense Indignation The arrival of the
tram shortly after o'clock was announced by
the blowing OF whistles at all the manufactures
along the line. and wild cheers of the assembled
thouSalilS. !ne local and visiting cluDs formed
IN me and escorted Logan to his hoteI, where
he ainCd
An immcusc crowd was awaiting Logan mt
I. the Wlgwam. and when he entered the band
was playing and the vast interior rang with
cheers. when the escort h&d fled in therD
seemed io; an iuell uf standing room to spare,
tuiIy 4,yN people were croN ded tog-th III u
graceful speech. Miss Belle Minor in behalf OF
the iEiau Veteran Club, presented General
Logan with a iapcC. square floral cmhlem-his
name in letters OF bin" on a white gruund-and
in behalf O. the You 9 Mems Republican Club
With an elegant basket of flowers Being intro
duced with few eloquent remarks 10y Hon.
Washington Cookie Postmaster oi the city, who
has been voter over i;y years. Logan thanked
the clubs heartily for their floral tributes. and
paid handsome compliment TO the young lady
who maze the presentation speech. Logan was
very hoarse, having made thirteen speeches
Yesterday, ana had spoken already III co times
to-day bus with an effort he brought out his
voice, and made hilaSe If heard al over the wig
wan speaking more than an hour.
\ a. Free Vote and n Fair Count" Pre-
pared FOR in Mississippi.
WASHINGTON. October 22d Secretary NcPhcr-
son, Of tar Republican Committee received "a
letter fl IA J. r. lellowby, Republicuu candi-
date for tongrecs in the Seventh Mississippi Dis
tCict, calling attention tu the terrorism that has
been iuauEUr8ted there within thu past icw
/ days he stys the Bourbon State Committee
| has issued Winchester rifles to the Cleveland
and Hendricks Cluhs that preparations are
complete for the Bourbons u carry the State by
intimidGtions aud fraud, and thai 70 viii be .
great risk OF life FOR the Republicans 20 attempt
70 vote in Copiah county, which is in his dis
triet. lic says he thinks that il would be better
10 not try 10 vote i'll COpiah, rs IL would only
lead to slaughter and repetition of the scenes
of last year.
TIE Administration and the Campaign.
WtSIITNGTON, October I'D The statement
thai the Administration is not taking an active
part in the campaign, which has been SO tre-
Quentiy made, does not seem to bC borne out by
the facts Every Department of the Admins
tratiOn is represented in the contest, except the
state Department. and Freelinghuysep may vet
make some speeches in his state though i. is
not usual for the State Department to take an
active part in politics. Chandler is actively at
work in New England, Teller is working in Col
oradO, Gresham is on his way to take the stump
in Indiana, and Lincoln has just started out
West Haiton has not taken the stump, but his
paper Is vigorously supporting Blaine, and he is
doing the editorial work The Attorney-Gcu-
eral IS ont of politics, but the Department is
rePresented in the campaigu by his assistant.
Philips.
Cleveland's Assaiiant.
ALBANY, october 22d.-Thrcc physicians ex-
amine6 Boone, the Governors asSailGnt, this
evening. They declare that he is sane, but
laboring under severe nervous excitement and
liable to do violent acts.
Change OF Candidates in Wyoming.
CHEYENNE October 22d.-Both the regularly
nominated candidates for Delegate to Congress
for this Territory have declined. Judge J. NJ.
Carey, of this city, has now been selected as the
Republican nominee, and W. II. Holiday. OF
Laramie City, is the Democratic nominee
The Iajorities in the Ohio Congressional
Districts