Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-27
WHOLE NO. l0,486.

12g; Pacific Mail So; Panama. 9S; St.
Loms and San Francisco 214; Texas Pa
citic 125 Union Pacific, 50s Wells Fargo
Express 105; Western Union, G0l.
New YORK, November 26th--S p. NJ
Stocks active and i'll sharp demand. Bears
eager buyers, not desiring TO go over the
holiday. Short market. Lake Shore rose
TO 20, st. Paul to S0s, New York Central 10
90s, Northwestern 70 92f and Western
Union TO 6l5. The market closed strong.
The Leman-B Brand Ele ction Case.
CHICAGO, November 26th.-After hearing
further evidence in the Teman- Brand con-
test, including that of Hon. +. b. Wash
burne and other we'll known citizens, the
jury this evening adjourned till Monday
The local papers will publish statement
tomorrow, to the effect that there is good
authority for the assertion that the jury,
before adjouning, found indictments
against the three Judges and two Clerks of
Election in the second precinct of the
Eighteenth Ward, on a charge OF making
fraudulent returns 10 the County Clerk.
and instructed the United States District
Attorney to draw up the papers. If the
case should be decided in favor of Brand,
the Illinois Legislature will be Democratic
and VIII choose a successor to General
Logan. and if decided in favor of Leman.
the Legislature will be n tie
Mixing the Ballots.
New YogT, November 26th.-A special
from indianapolis SAYS: The discovery was
made this morning that The room in the
Courthouse where the ballots Of the recent
election were slowed had been entered, the
ballot boxes OF three precincts stolen. and
the contents of the others mixed with the
votes. The Republican candidates for
Treasurer and Commissioner had demand
cd recount. and the Republicans now
charge that the Democrats stole tie ballots
to prevent this
Proper Treatment for Traitors.
New HAVEN (Conn) November 96th.-
The Republican city primaries were held
tonight. The Independents, claiming still
to be Republicans, bat admitting that they
voted tor Cleveland, We're denied the priv
ilege of participating in any way whatever
in the caucus The vote was unanimous
for their expulsion.
The Vote of Massachusetts.
BosroN. November 26th.-The official an
nouncement Of the vote for Presidential
Electors in Massachusetts is rs follows
Blaine I46,124 Cleveland 122,353, Butler
24,3S2, st. john 9.923. Blaiae's plurality
24,S72.
Electric Motors.
New YuEK, November 26th-Another
meeting of capitalists interested in electric
motors was held last night, and resulted in
the organization of . company with a caDi-
tai of 81 600 900, half cash. the other
half apportioned among the owners of the
five different motors, according to their as
certained relative values. Representatives
of these motors agreed last night to submit
the question of their relative values to q
commission to be composed of prominent
railroad men and electricians. This COM
mission is to be asked to investigate the
modus of each of the five motors named,
and grade them according to their practical
worth. The avowed intention of the new
company is not only to secure the best
motor, but also to utilize the best features
of the different motors. Probably the com
mission will render decision within three
months.
Who Knows Him?
New YORK, November 26th.-James F.
Wainwright informs the Commercial that
the stories in the English papers about the
barrenness of southern California are mis-
leading. Persons from Sacramento, my
self included, went south late last year, and
found the system of irrigation widely
adopted, and the farms rs green as the
lands Of Massachusetts. Three years ago
persons could have gone to southern Cali
fornia and bought all the sandy land they
wanted for IS cents to 81. Those who did
so then raise forty bushels of wheat to the
acre. You couldn't buy the same lands
for less than $50 an acre now" VAIN
wright claims to be Il Sacramento Alder
man.
The Naval Appropriation Bill
WASHINGTON, November 26th.-Repre-
sentatiyes Randall and Long, of the sub
committee of the House Committee on
Appropriations, having in charge the naval
appropriation bill, had Il conference with
Secretary Chandler to-day, i'll reference to
the appropriation for the navy for the last
six months of the present year The sub
committee favored Il combination of last
years $ appropriation bill for that branch of
the service, but it is understood that Secre-
taTy Chandler expressed himself in favor of
some of the Senate committees amend
ments last session, in respect TO which the
conference committees were unable to
agree. Secretary Chandler will give his
views to the full committee Monday.
The PIenary Council.
BALTIMoRE, November 26th.-The PIE
nary Council was again in secret session
to-day at the Seminary st. Sulpicc. Bishop
McQuade, of Rochester, preached tonight
at the cathedral on TIE Progress of the
Church in the United States, and Bishop
Fasch of La Crosse, preached at st. AL
phonis Church, in German, on "The First
Precept Of the Church. Tomorrow there
will be a solemn public session at the ca
thedral. Pontitical high mass will be cele-
brated by Archbishop Lamy, of Santa Fe,
an Grafton on "The Dignity of the Priest
hood will be delivered in Latin by Arch
bishop HelSS, of Milwaukee, and sermon
will follow by Bishop Spalding, of Peoria.
The Spanish-American Treaty.
New YORK, November 26th.-A letter
from Havana, dated November 22d, saws
The announcement of the conclusion OF
the Spanish-American treaty was joyfully
received. The Conservatives sent Il cable
dispatch to Madrid, congratulating the
Chamber of Deputies on the successful
termination Of the negotiations.
Dissatisfa ction Among Railroad Employees
EAsroY (Pa), November 26th-There is
Il feeling of dissatisfaction among the en-
ployes Of the Jersey Central and the Le-
high and Susquehanna division of the
Philadelphia and Reading road, over the
announcement of proposed reduction of
from five to forty per cent. in wages. If
the reduction is made, the indications are
that it will not be accepted by the engineers,
rumor is that all the employees will be re-
quired to withdraw from the various Broth
erhoods, which causes considerable commo-
ton among the men.
Mail Destroyed by Fire.
New ORLEANS, November 2Gih.-The
Eastern and foreign mail leaving New Or
leans Sunday night was burned, and large
number of permits for space in the Worlds
Exposition were destroyed. The managers
of the Exposition state that duplicates are
being issued as rapidly as possible.
Public Servants Returning to Washington.
WASHINGTON, November 26th.-About
fifteen Senators and twenty Representatives
have returned to the city. Most of the
others are expected by Saturday night 1t
is the opinion of number of those who
have returned that a majority o the MEM
bers of Congress will visit the Exposition at
New Orleans. They are in doubt however,
as to whether both houses will take an
adjournment for the purpose of making the
visit.
Distinguished Japanese Coming.
WASHINGTON, November 26th.-Count
Oyama Iwas Japanese Minister of War, is
expected to arrive III New York in few
days, on an official visit to this country.
"Hogwash" OF the Lowest Sort.
WASHINGTON, November 26th.-Senator
VOORHEES, AYERS that the story of disagree
ment between Cleveland and Hendricks is
" hogwash " of the lowest sort