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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-31
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY MEETINGS,

UUUNII MEETINGS.,
NlHE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CANDIDATES
i and the following named speakers will adj
dress the citizens of Sacramento county at the
following named places on the dates below in
Dictated. Members of all political parties are
respectfully invited to attend
HON. A. p. CATLIN,
HON. GROVE L. JOHNSON,
GEN. A. L. HART,
HON. VIM. JOHNSTON,
JUDGE S. SOLON HOLL,
HON. ELWOOD BRUNER,
HON. OBED HARVEY,
CLINTON L. WHITE, ESQ,
HON. a. C. FREEMAN,
JUDGE w. H. BEATTY,
HON. THOS. MCCONNELL,
r. T. DEvLIN, ESQ,
COL. HENRY STARR,
HON. SEYMOUR CARR,
ISAIAH HURLBURT, ESQ,
HON. j. n. YOUNG,
P. S. DORNEY,
JAMES b. DEVINE, ESQ,
GEO. f. BATES, ESQ,
WILBUR f. GEORGE, ESQ,
Maj. w. a. ANDERSON,
l.. S. TAYLOR, ESQ.,.
HON. w. C. CROSSETTE,
TALBOT H. WALLIS, ESQ.
G GA Io;; Friday, October 81
SACRAMENTO. Monday, November 3
BY order of Republican County Central Com
mittee. WINFIELD J. DAVIS, Chairman
NORMAN 5. NICHOLS, Secretary o3-td
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UTAH.
The Connolly PoIygamy Case-BuIlicn
irtS

SALT LAKE, October 30th.-In the Connolly
polygamy case to-day jury was impaneled.
The second marriage was proved, but the wit
nesses insisted that it occurred more than three
years before the prosecution, and 50 was out
lawcd.
Bullion receipts for the week, S136697 65.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

| FOR PRESIDENT:
GROVER CLEVELAND. OF New York.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT:
THOMAS a. TIENDRICKS..O Of Indiana.
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AU CTEo NJ . a Is K
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
NEWCASTLE HOTEL

Newcastle
HAVING TAKEN CHARGE OF THE ABOVE
III place, which l have renovated and mr.
proved throughout, now take pleasure in in
viting my frieHds and the public in general TO
give me call, where they will find everything
conducted in a iTst-cldss manner.
ol5-lm* b j. DAMS. Proprietor.
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GLASC0CK INYIECIBLES!
NoU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO MEET
| ut Howes Hall, Sixth street. bet. X and L,
THIS friday EVENING, at o'clock.
By orderof [e8l-1t% b. CT PRESIDENT.
PEOPLES TICKET.

Any BUTLER AND WEST voter in the State
Will be supplied FREE with reasonable number
of Peoples Party Tickets for any unprovided
precinct in the State, by ordering the same i'm
mediately by telegraph Tor mail, if timeJ. Write
your address liaiaiy. Act speedily.
If you find yourselves without The Peoples
Ticket on the day of election, through fraud or
ticket and write the full list of Butler AND
WEST candidates on it, and vote for the men of
your choice-thc unyielding advocates of poll
teal purity and national advancement.
To make it convenient fer every man to do
this, we publish here the names of the regular
nominees of the BUTLER AND NEST Presidential
Electors for California, together witha scratched
Il oh
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The World Forgiven.
discharged from Custody.

MODESTO, october 30th.-The trial of C. F. Nc
earthly, Clerk of Stanislaus county, and Demo
cratic nominee for reelection, has come to a
close. He was charged with the embezzlement
of county funds by raising demands on the
county treasury. The case ended in Mccarthy
discharge. He is a brother to the Clerk of the
SI,nn II
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Small Fire.

LODI, October 30th.-Last night at 10 o'clock a
lamp exploded in the grocery building owned
by Harvey Smith, and occupied by II. H. Brown
causing fire The building and goods were
damaged only to the extent of 800; fully in
sured
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13

The result of The general election
remains in doubt. New York is
gery close, though claimed by The
Democrats. Already frauds are he
g uneafthed in the city Of n y
York that go against Cleveland.
hiie mistake has been GiscOvereu
one OF the counties that also goes
tgainst him. Indiana ana West VIZ
-,inia are also il doubt, while Mich>
gan has made a clear Republican
-ecord. Republican success depends
on either carrying New York or In
diana and West Virginia. The con-
fusion Is from all data Obtainabie
hat Indiana rolls up 5000 to COCO
# a Republican majority, while The
eturns from West Virginia are SO
meagre that it is absolutely imPns-
-ible to determine which party She
sill favor.
The returning board of the Stat
# New York meets November q
aud till that time it is absoluteis
certain that nothing can be po-i>
We ly determined a. to New York
me con; est in that State is so cio I
itt the retu ns Will be scrut n
V' y sharply hN both parties.
r. gularifles are likely 70 throw
n0re or less of b. vote.
bclirve Blaine has been e. = /
elected president, and are willir
y await just count and honest
urn, in that state of mind. If frau
ave been perpetrated by either
.arty at any point let the guilty
,arty suffer the consequences. But
We feel sure that the Republican
Iarty is guilty of no such conduct.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13
- NOrther.

An old Texan being asked by :
ranger to describe a norther, said
Il tell you what it is, stranger, a
lorther puts in the quickest work of
snything you ever saw. You st e
nat lake down there pointing to a
)rautiful lake about a mile Distant,
last spring, in the latter part
March, was fishing in the after~
noon; the sun was shining, and il
vas as warm almost as the m1dd e
f summer, The fish were jumping
Up all over the lake, and they were
liiing s9leDdldly. A shade came
uddenly the lake, and thought
smelt strange smell that often
ecedes a norther. l immed iately
rned away from the lake and
3oked toward the northwc St, and |
aw small dark clond passing Ink
lghtenIng, and | knew | must hurry
nome. After looking a short time
ii the cloud l turned and looked at
tae lake, when, to my astonishment,
8 he lake was frozen over and many
fish was lying on the ice. The fish
'ad jumped up and the lake had
frozen over so quick that they could
no. get back Stranger you may
blink 1 am stretching hIngs little
but I'll tell you norther can beat
anything but lighining, and it can
hurry that up ml@htllv."
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13

THE news today concerning th'
general election stands as follows
Michigan has gone Republ car,
and is S" CO. ced' d by the D, mo
erals, by plurality Of $500
Nevada, which has been claimed
by the Democrats, is conceded to the
Republicans by 1000 majority.
West Virginia is yet on the ragged
edge of uncertainty.
New York continues TO be claimed
by both parties, though it now ap-
pears to be on the Democratic side
of tie fence.
Though we are not yet prepared
to give up The contest, from the fact
that returns are still doubtful, YET
we would not be surprised if our
Democratic friends should have
cause for great rejoicing. We regrel
but one thing, and that is that the
contest has not developed a greater
majority by either one or the other
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13
the par res. Thes- lose rnbs arc
@:a,nely do ger ns s. 'hcc

\ow 'l. hour that qlr as
.ol heal I'D patr." ic il. arts. Fb-
'.nnte for I're-i en- i evideutlv
very close and trouble may arise; IL
iact our telegraphic reports yester-
day from New York indicate that
here is already serious trouble in
that city, Reports from San Franz
cisco and other great cities are to
the effect that trouble is apparently
brewing. In all our cities there is
always an element that seeks riot,
bloodshed and plunder, and are ever
ready to sieze upon the slightest
opportunity to plunge community
into all the horrors of lnternecine
and sanguinary strife that they may
revel in robbery and plunder. Let
cool heads and patriotic hearts look
well to the pece of the people and
the iategrity of their political
franchise.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13
An Outrageous zzurder at TOmh-
stone.

This morning about 2:30 three
pistol shots, ringing out clear ano
iistinci, summoned the crowds tbal
we're upon the streets to anoths I
Ieath scene from a murderer's bu =
ct. The circumstances qttendall
o the killing briefly stated are as
follows:
This morning, after hard day.
.rN at lie polls, Mc.Julius R.@aI
4 The polls where the count IS
3eu in pro2ros. Tor his home Ot
i~ direct way thither he sieupe,
uto the saloon OF Pusqual Negro o.
refresh himself before retiring
While waiting TO be served, Pal
Donahue, iin-horu gambler who
Has been in the camp about three
weeks, came from tie dance room OF
he saloon {. bail being hen in pro-
sress) up 10 The bar and offensively
josileG lit is said "a gainst MIR. Rigault,
VINO tOlu MIN lHeIe WAS plentY OF
room. At thus Donohue grabbec
Z gault, who is one armed mar,
hrew him through the door int
the street and followed. Immedi
iteiy afterward three shots wer,
heard, and upon reaching the side
walk, Rigault was found to hav,
received a mortal wound Just abov
the heart, surviving but a short time
)onohue is now in Jail. Deceas ed
was an honored member of Tho
knights of Pytbias and Odd Fellow.
10 ses of this city Epttaph
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13

In the November number Of cbs
overland Monthly eglns & Serial
novel by Ada Langworthy Collier,
the scene of which is laid in ihe
pioneer settlement of Iowa, the pres
ent site of Dubuque, then few min
ing cabins. Many pioneer charac-
teIs and historic incidents enter into
the story, and it will doubtless prove
/ somewhat notable literary Incl
4 Mt, as the field is new and will be
especially interesting to people o.
The central " West. Slrs Collier *
well known as a writer in her owr
section, and is known to the readere
Of the Overland by several poem
hat have been widely COPIED. Sh,
is said to be a daughter of the firs
set Ter OF Iowa soil, ant 10 bav,
drawn largely ON facts thus know
to her tor he material of her story
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13

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agoula4 .ftU XraI.i. o. '.OD-
.Ay. A row OF u. X "a u "peu stalls
6o feet In leng'n mas been buut on
he sonth side Of the ground, one
ialf OF which Is box stalls; anotuer
row has been erected on the east
side OF SO feet in length, all box
stalls, and all stabling is occupied
except the open stalls. A grand
stand 16 by 20 feet has heen erected
opposite the Judges stand on the
south side of the ring which occa>
pies,the northern side of the grounds.
South of the ring the main build
ing has been put up 80 by go feet in
extent and is about completed, the
shelving for exhibits bein put in
toeday, and will be ready for occu-
pancy by Monday. In the building
the mineral, domestic, artistic and
irade displays will be made, and
We understand that all the space has
1een called for. Messrs SchoenfelI
81 Heyman and Sam'l HIPS tin
shop have already begun to fix NJ
70 n,tTin~ tho,r 1900 - posi,;9..
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DISPATCH to day are conflict,

DISPATCHES to day are co1hlctti'- :
al leave one II delightful s'a'-
o GeulI =, dispaic 10 Mr. Cia. .
G dm. his sufernoon from 5
Fra5assss.a1 ..nBeunces Inat Caiifn'n
andSZssw York have undoub'e. J.!
gone FrGlevelaLd. The Associate,
Press dispatches indicate that Cali
fornia has gone Republican by up
W w.rd of 5000, and we are incline to
thlnk this correct from the dispatcl =
es we received and published yester>
day from the various Congressional
districts OF that State.
So far as New York is concerned.
the dispatches which appear in to
days HERALD. direct from Cbicag o.
are as late or later than those that
come from San Francisco, which is
the case with most of the dispatches
received up this time in town.
The New York returns are announ>
ced complete and Blaine hold a
plura lily of 621 votes.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13

THE HERALD's dispatches from
Chic go direct to very latest ind
cate that Blaine is undoubted y
elected. Indiana, Michigan and
West Virginia give him majoritie-
which are sufficient t. elect him
without New York, buI the co... plete
returns from New York announces ii
plurality of f21 over all other candi
dates, which woulc Indicate ms
jori over Cleveland IF some Is 900
OF 10000.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13
w. g. t. U.

The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union Will hold an importan
convention here next week on the
18th and 18th instapts Prescott will
have a delegation of eight ladies
present and other delegations wi =
be on hand from all parts of the
Territory.
The Rev. Sumner, OF Tucson, will
lecture during the session of the
convention and Mary Allen West,
President of the ILLINOIS W. G. T. u,
a well known and approved lecturer
of marked ability in the temperance
and educati onal work, has signified
her readiness TO attend and speak
before the convention.
The meeting promises to be one of
great interest to the temperance
people and the community at large
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13

JUST as we go to press we receive
Chicago dispatches stating that
nothing definite will be known Of
New York before midnight, and
also states that Jay Gould congratu>
lates Cleveland on his election.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13

Leather chair seats may be revived
W rubbing them with well-beaten
,vhite of eggs. Leather bindings of
books may also be cleansed by this
method White Roman bindings
should be washed with soft flannel
saturated with soap suds.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13

FLORIDA is claimed by the Re-
publicans, while Georgia seems 10
be waverlng. The "Sol1d South" is
becoming di- solved, and when they
v lie for their own interests the di,-
s,Intie,, will At once take pace.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13
stand a. follows:..
REPUBLICAN,.
DEAIoCRAr1C.

We see nothing discouraging 10
Republicans. and we believe the es-
timate is about as the official count
will make the returns VIII the final
tally sheet is made up.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13
HOW 1T - rANDS.

Acrordins our latest di>pat' hes
receivrd m The east, and VIII eli
leaves New York in "a oubtfu' sit
ua ion, n y i q account we p ce It
o. he Demo. ratio side If The Ia y
sheet. The electoral college w.ll
stand a. follows.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13
NEVADA,

VIRGINIA, Nov. 6-The count is
progressing very slowly only alb u
half the ballots are counted thus far,
but enough to show that Blaine and
Woodburn and the entire RepublI-
can legislative ticket in Storey coun-
" is carried by from 500 to 400 ma
jority. The Republican State Cen
raj Committee claim Nevada 10y
100 majority.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13

ARIzo is likely to receive some
favors from the next congress foi
the reason that she send, man il
sympathy with the administrators,
and she shows herself Republican BY
a handsome majority.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13
preached the b ), win. wa digging

fat ver .oo nnl .s.d tsuc~
,t, noo candle. Thes L..
cI chrd, when tie son placed Is
pistol TO his fathers breast ana shOt
killing him Instantly. Some me
near by ran to the scene and took
the pistol from the boy, who thci
went to the house, armed hlmsel
and a younger brother, and fee.
gong south ward. The boys ar
aged II and Is. Deputy Sheriff El
liston is IN pursuit, and will, doubt
less, overhaul them.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13
Yuma Again.

This gives Ainsw orIh d majority
of 2O1 and Bean 95 in Yuma county.
Steel knives which are not in gen.
eral use may be kept from rusting if
they are dipped in a strong solution
of soda-one part water to four of
soda; then wipe dry, roll in flannel
and keep in dry place.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13

Hswd und tails Il a
znna az Repu lican Territory
which she proves herself to be?
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13
A FEARFUL STORM.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA fearful sno
md wind storm blowing from th'
rast has been raging since midnleh
I'll along the coast. The wind aver
.-es seventy miles an hour. II
dashed tremendously and crosse
he highways md inundated nrio
IA all he parishes aiung the coaS
the light house and telegraph otlC
le completely surrounded by rag
az waves. The roads are all undel
ninder; the watch house Gere ano
everal buildings near here ana d
RemouskI were carried away. Great
numbers of people vacated theil
buildings at Remouski and muc
lHeasin, SIS is felt for nights tide
r the storm does not go down. Ine
nte>colonial railway track and roac-
way are washed away betwce
Remouski and Bic. No lives have
been lost SO far as known.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13

Two precincts are yet to be hearc
rom, with about 115 votes, whicl
vii not affect the result except be-
ween Bailey and Reed, candidates
fIr the Council.
LATER-News from outside brc.
C ucls indicates the election of Bal
ley for Council. J. D. McCabe, th,
iemocratIc candidate for Dlstri. .
ti"rueY, T, ceiv,d 316 votes i'll li :
-ecinct. Farqu ar, who WAS .
,J TO oppose him. had written ha
ie would not return if beaten, whicl
VAS generally known among voter
nd his name badly scratched.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13

The fair will be the attraction of
the week.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13
TERRIBLE FRATR1o1nE.

CLINTON, Mo, Nov. 5-Intelli-
gence was received today of a horri-
BILE tragedy near Brownington, some
twelve miles southeast of this city,
the particulars of which are as fol-
lows: Last night L. J. Terrill, a
well-toedo farmer, was told by his
wife that she believed one of his
sons was carrying pistol. This
morning quite early Mr.. Terrill ap>
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13
LOSS OF A SCHOONER.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 7-New-
has been received the schooner Wiz
iazeiie was wrecked al the Chopaz-
Island on Oct. 14ty. Her mas
al owner, Capt. Lawson, ana Il i-
een out of crew of eign teen wen
0si Tie schooner was fitted ou
nis port tor a coGhshing cruise an'
70 here Oci. 1st.
les OFFICIAL COUNT TO-sETTLH
HICAGo, Nov. 8. 3 80 P NJ
York associate pr IS maua-
- f-ure Cleveland plnfalI-y
400 I'M settles 1t until the -ta'
urning board canvasscs
Gums or November 26.
The following special bullet
vas received here to-day Ed.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Careful re
view of districts by associated pres
gents and of returns received dur
fag the day up to present time show
vote of state to stand as foil )ws
]ieveland, $50, ,S84; Blaine, 53S, ,424
lrve and's plurality, 1,460 Eigh-
cen districts are yet to hear from O.
re questioned. These II 1880 gave
iarneld 1856 majority. The counties
which returns are lacking at
1ssey, Madison, Saratoga, sullivan
md Ulster. No more bulletins til
inal count.