Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-18
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CALIFORNIA.
The Assembly Elections.


VALLEJO, March 17th.-All the precincts
of Solsno county have been h5ard from ex.
cept Maine Prairie and fremont. Barnes
(Repablican) hiss 155 msiority over Dozisr
(Democrat) thus far. The precincts not heard
from are about stand off, and will not ma
terislly chsnge the above majority. There is
much satisfaction expressed by the Republi-
cans as to the result. Il is looked upon SIS s.
rebuke TO the Legislature for unsesting AS
semblyman Barnes and Senator Dudley at
the last session by throwing out the vote Of
Vallejo.
MERGED AND MARIPoSA.
MERGED, March 17th.-The election for
Assemblymsn in this district. composed of
Mariposa and MERGED counties, is uncom-
fortably close. As far ga heard from, Brock
enridge (Democratl is ahead 2S7 votes, with
Cottonwood and Albaraoa-two Democratic
precints-to hear from. Rogers (RePublieanl
has a reported una ority in three precincts OF
Mariposa county of lis. The Democrats
claim that Breckenridge is elected by about
200, and the Republicans concsde his election
by a majority of from Is to 25. Their ca
culations, however, appear to be based upon
Rogers getting almost the entire vote of the
precincts to hear from. The vote is light in
all the precincts so far heard from in both
counties.
Ell DOkAlO AMI ALflNEs
PLAoERvILLE, March 17th.-Unofficial re.
turns Of the vote at Saturdays election are
all in, and give Bayley Republican, 81 ma
jotity. The Republican resolutions con-
demned the extra session as untiInely and
unnecessary, denouncirg the csll as the re.
suit of an intrigue Of faction of one polit-
ical party, and designed as legislative az
sault on constitutional officers, whose honor
and integrity we do not doubs." The Demo
cratic resolutions iudcrsed and pledged their
candidate to support all the measures pro-
posed in the Governors call This county,
ia 1882. gave Stoneman 376 majority.
Fire in aFysyllie-gepabiIcan Victory.
NIABYsvILLE, March 17th.-A fire broke
out ct 8 P N. on the premises Of Herman
Brown. tailor, on d street. The building
is much damaged, and the stock and furni-
ture injured by fire and water. The loss is
not ascertained. Insured in the Royal Nor.
witch Union Of Lancashire for 81, 900.
In the municipal election the Republican
ticket was elected throughout.
Municipal Election in vallejo.
VALLEJO, March 17th.- The municipal
election is in progress to-day. There is not
much excitement. The chances are strongly
in favor OF the Republican ticket.
The Southern Pacific Blockade Raised.
NEwHALL, March I7th.-AIl the breaks in
this division of the Southern Pacific were
closed at o'clock this evening, and the road
is now open from Los Angeles to San Fran
cisco. The oil cars will go through from here
to San Francisco tomorrow. Although re-
! paired so rapidly, freight train Of eight GERS
can be runsover the road with safety st q
rate of ten miles per hour. The Ventura
stage arrived tonight, and maiis will be ex.
changed between here and Santa Barbara.
The Santa Barbara stage had net crossed the
Venturs river yesterday, but viii cross TO-
day. Gnd then the mails will run as usUal on
that route.
Tie Shirley Ordinance Passcd-Arriyal OF
a Famous YesseI-siX sailors Drowned.
SAN Francisco. March 17th The Super
viscrs tonight passed the Shirley order, re-
ducing the water rates, over the Mayor s
veto.
The United States steamer Hartford, the
flagship of the Pacific squadroa, arrived this
afternoon from Honolulu. The Hartford ia
the ship on which Farragut was dashed to the
rigging at the battle Of Mobile Bay.
Information has been received Of the prob.
able drowning of six sailors belonging to the
schooner Sarah ". Hunt. Ths vessel was
on y seal hunt, and while in Perseverance
Harbor two boata, with six men each, started
out for the shore. They expected to be back
the same day, and took no rstions. Squally
weather set in, shutting off the sight of the
boats, and after three days unsuccessful
search thu schooner set sail. One of the
boats was subsequently found, but no tidings
Of the second has been had.