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PROHIBITION TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR

FOR GOVERNOR;
JOEL RUSSELL .....,.,..... 1ameda
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
A. ID. BORES. Bernsrdino
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
f. z. KEEL % G Santa Barbara
FOR CONTROLLERS:
j. a. FATRBANKs........ eda
FOR TREASURER:
II. s. .,......,outter
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
COL. GEO. BABCOCR. Butte
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL:
DIR. G. B. T0LMAN. .........,..ssn Francisco
FOR sUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.:
d. A MOBILITY. ..............san Joaquin
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT:
j. LYONS. Los Angeles
FOR JUDGES SUPREME COURT:
W. G. MURPHY. aarysviilc
r. THOMPSON .....................San Franciseo
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION:
A. j. aREGG-ed Dist. Alameda
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
REV. w. C. DAMON-1st Dist .......... Napa
FOR CONGRESS:
w. w, SMTTH-3d .Solano
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"-O' W g
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW SUCCESSOR TO P. v.
n WISE. Office, 1906 Fourth street. Collec-
tons, Pensions, Government Claims and affairs
of parties at u distance promptly attended to.
special facilities for business with Germans,
Scandinavians and French.
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OUTWNBERGER q 90,

IACRA MENT0 FOUNDRY, FRONT STREET
, corner N. Steam Engines, all kinds Of Min
Castings, Iron Ratings and Ornamental Work
Horse Powers and the best Ground Roller Il
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" Hodson's Photograph Gallery. Office
Hours-e A. N. to Y NJ; 2 P. NJ 70 P. NJ, and P
NJ TO p NJ
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1. S. BROWN,

]. 5. BROWN,
TTOeNEY-AT-LAW HAS REMOVED
"A back to his old quarters, northeast corner
of Third aid streets lover the Boston Drug
Store), Sacramento, Cal. In
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a. L. HART,
WI. BEATTY S 8. c. DENsON,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW OFFICE, SOUTH
N west corner Of Fiftf sDd streets. Eoonls
u, Is and H. Suffer Building. If
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". WOOD,
HE1f5T, GUINN'S BUILDING, ssy.xzssA
- northeast corner Fourth End sss:sssz
streets, Artificial Teeth inserted on Nl1I1D
al bases improved Liquid Mirrors 0gioe Gas
for painless extraction % teeth. Il
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is s. nevsr-failing ouTs
for Nervous Debility,
Elk h q usted Vitality,
S e min al Weakness,
spermatorrhoa, Loss
Manhood, impotency,
Paralysis, and all the
terrible effects Of self
abuse, youthful follies
and excuses in mature
years-such as loss Of
M e ory, Lassitude7
Nocturnal Emissions,
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DENTISTRY

1. g. SHAW,
DENTIsT, eza,
~ CORNER TENTH AND sTREzTs n.y.;
Over TUFTS Drug Store. I'm
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CLINTON L. WHITE,

A TToRNEY-AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COB.
"A Der Fifth and Streets Rooms 10 and IL,
suffer Building, Sacramento. Cal. #
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COUNTY TICKET.

By order of the Republican County Central
Committee. WINFIELD J. DAVIS, Chairman.
THOMAS Il. BERKEY, Secretary. O9-td
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Man meiut atpar. bar es Sic glrz

ben. Man meint stpar. baB es sic Nr=
better ieieu, Die am f6limmten bonn
&um gefne9tet perben, aIein es III
nur ibre Nrmutb, bic bieie &ne9ti9aft
mebr ofenbart, als bic ber Qttbere1, bic
eben obie trinfen, rur @etrdnfe
bon beferer QuaIitdt. Ob i6 aber
Semanb in Bier berauf9t ober Oh in
gbampagner gu SIS bic Glai9e, Die
Wirfung bleibt bieielbe, unb Beibes
miiBte abgei6aft tperoen, tpenr mir
erf-was mir iebnli6it boffen-fdrfere
Mdnner unb ifdrfere 6rauen baben!"
Wel9 elm nonsens! Ilio rleun 3ebns
tel Der fosialen 6rage finb bur6 Gin
fibrurg BON probibitions3nang au ID
fens 9eiliger &arl Marr, mas biit
gu bod fir elm @infaltspinieI i'm 8er=
glei1 nit benz 9roBen PomberlD! unb
sitdrfere Mdnner" rennt BotpSerIp
fpl@e, Die fi6 ni6t mebr be5e@en, neil
feline beraui6enben @etrdnfe mebr bers
aeftelt merbens Cine nette Stdrfe. basil
Ser Matn bat merfmirbige &esepte
5ur MeltberbeferungI
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Sc a1ebt mehr @atarrh in bic

= SIS gtebt mebr @atarrb in biefer
Settion bes 9anbes, als ale iibrigen
Granfbeiten 3ufammen genommen, unb
Bis In bic Iebten Sabre binein tpurbe
berielbe fur unbeilbar gebalten. Wdbs
renb pieIer Sabre bielten bic Merate @as
tarrb fur cine Iofale &rantbeit unb fu9s
ten iie nit lofalen Mitteli1 au beilen, ba
bieie aber ni9t anfdIageu MOLTEN, ers
fI6rteten fie 3ulebt ben gatarrb fir un=
beilbar. Sic Wi1enfdaft bdIt i'm fir
cine conItitutionelle Granfbeit, oeren
6eilung eonititutiouele Mittel erfors
Bert. 9a1Ps @atarrb Cure,
fabri3irt bon S. s. @beneD&@O.,
SoIe6o, Ohio, 1T bas einsige coniiius
tioneae Mittel, bas fi9 eesenwdrtis i'm
Marfte befinbet. Sc miro innerlid ans
getuaabt in DOZEN BON 10 Sropien in
einem 5beeI6Hel. Sc tpirft bilett auf
bas Blut unb bic Mueus Oberfd6e
bes Spftems. Dle Gabrifanten bieten
800 fir ieben Sal, in benz bas Wittel
bic 9eilung berfagt. Man fenbe na1
gircularen unb3eugniifen unb abbreifre
8. S. GbeneD & 3d.,
Soleop, Obio.
sg-8ei allen Qpotbetern fit Is Gents
gu baben.
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% t n a!

Trau u. S96nert, bic renorn,
nlirte pubma9ertn San Mntonios, bat
ibr @ei9aft pieoer auf ibren alien
plab, oo9 in Elm neues gerdumiges unb
elegantes Sofal auritdperlegt. 0rau
S96nert bat i@ binitdtli6 ibres guten
@ei9mades unb Der bon ibr angefertigs
ten Woaren mdbreno ibrer 2~Oidbrigen
8ef6dftstbdtigfeit ei1ten fold guten unb
INSTRUMENTATION &uf erlpprben, baB bies
felbe feiner tpeiteren @mpfebIung be-
6arf. Stir bic biesidbrige Saifon bat
Jrau S66nert einen duBerit groBen
un6 mobernen Waarenborratb erbaIten
unb berfauft benielben gu ben b%iligften
Breiien. Wir f6nnen Dem i6Dnen @es
i6le6t bringen5 anempfeblen bas reue
2ofal her Jrau S66nert gu beiu6en
uub ii9 Bel Der ~erfabrene1 Dame in
pi@tigen SOilettenfragen &at6 gu bolen.
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0ier3teidhriee Grfahrnne elmer
aIfppr 0lSrfprir

Wrs. Winslops Soothing 9hrup tvirb
bon elmer Ger beffen DottDrinnen uae ben
Wdrterinnen in ben Ser. @teaten per>
idrieten. @r purbe felt 40 Sobren BON
Milionen, BON Wittern unb Rinbern nit
ME fehIenoem GrfOlse sebraudt, iowobI
bon benz 6 Gage altea Sinbe, pie BON en-
wadienen ainOern. St beieitist @&drfe
i'm Waseu. beSreit bon Dinbfolie unb re=
snlirt bic @ssdrme; er perfdoft far ains
Der uno @aatter Rube unb WOhlbebasen.
Wtr eiaabeu, baB Der Sprup bas Bette
uns fderffe Wittel 1T sesen DYienterie
anb DiarrhOe bel 3inbern. glei&piel ob
bur& 3uhnen perurfadt Ober bird anbe<
re llriaden. Gine @ebraudsanpeifuns
wirb ieber 6luide beiseseben. @s 1T
feins ddt, wenn ni9t baS Taelimile BON
Curtis u. Beriins auf Der MuBenieite Der
@inpaduns entbatten lit. Sn allen Mpps
tbefen gu baben, bic Gluide Is Gents.
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@n. 3Baiua & sobn.

unfere 9auptnabrung TT unb bleibi
bas Gleif6, un6 UNI fol9es frif9 uno
gut gu e%rlangen, fann man unmbglid
einen auperldffgeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. D6ling & Snbn, SO.
511 Nbe. 6. Oie 9erren baben Dem
@ef6mad ibrer Gunben &e1nung ge=
trager unb iii ibrem @tabIiEement cine
falte 2uftmaf9ine erri1tet, nel6e allen
Nnforoerungen fiir grbaItung unb Gnt=
fernung i@d6li@er Snsrebien3en beg
Gleif9es entipridt. sic baben beffdn=
big in ibren @iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb bon Watbieb, aus meIdem
irur bas Beae fir ibre &unoen getpdblt
tpiro. @er reel bebient fein min, Der
beiu9e ben Marft So. 511
Mbenue 8. 1,10t1i
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6. s.. MIQer.

Wef @ommereetrase
bdlt ein groBes mnb febr ~gemdbltes 2az
ger BON Sapeten, &paleaux,
Stlberrabmen unA 2eiHser
unb ferrer neben 3ei@nenzM atsy o,;s -,
auer Irt. Garhen unb y q :
der so ateriaIieA ha,pnnsr :,
9ammers fertis %
Iarb.e II, bic beifkees mn R;n;"s1an =,
Marfte, 6i. untex unp plut9i.ea w
fomft merbsn' ooler Garantie per'
nsioJos oener r. unb g e:
SMfaSenSa unb anbere in bieies Sad
h1s ssSs 4rtifel; portn 9err MiiGel
tss WV pte 2ager i'm Weiten bes @taa:
: lit. Nuftrdge aus benz 2anbe tper'
Pm prompt ausgefiibrt.
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-SerGrauD iqarb insulting gerietben,
tpdbrenb fe nit Der Wdide bef9dftist
tDar, bic 3leiber in Branb. Niemanb
NOR gu 9auie, Der ibr bethlehem fonnte.
sic lief besbalb gu einem Na9bar, Der
tie bon ben brennenbenG leibern befreite.
Sic bat f9mere Branbmunben babons
getragen.
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q htuna!

q. 8. Tpr & Co., $50. 266 Cont
meree : @traBe, perfaufen bic feinffen
6errn= unb Damen Mobemaaren, To-
tpie @9ube uno GIeiber gu erffaunlt9
biligen preiien. I'm gefdlisen 8eiud
miro gebeten. 27,9, tutp6W
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= Sic IL. Serie Der 8erar guilbinl
& 2oan.Mfociation liest iebt our Inter
f6rift ofen. perfonen, ipel6e Mftiei
gu unter5ei@neu miinf9en, poaen au
Der Office ber gertannten @efeli9aft
yet. 81, @olebab Street, porfpre9en
@nr cine bei9rdntte MnSabl bon Mttiel
mirb ausgegeben.
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@tMma!

Dte feinifen Weibna9tsfolen, lopie
aaes @ebdf fur ben Weibna6tsbaum
bel 2ouis 9iebeL
Nr. 6, @ib 4lamos@ traBe.
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galifornia @eiue.

9err s. $ Meper, Wbolefale &
&etailbdnbler in Weinen, Nlamo plaaa,
1T por &ur3em BON feiner bierter @es
f6dftsreiie mad galifornien 5uriidges
febrt. st Tam iebt feline &unben unb
Gamilien nit ben befen Sorten BON
CALIFORNIA; einen utb reinem Srau>
benz ranbp berieben. &einen galifors
mia @laret Derfauft er bic @allone-$1.
ports unb anbere unberfdIf6te Meine
finb ffets bel ibm DDrrdtbig.
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Qput1iana @tate YDtterp 81

2puiIiana 9tate Votterp So.
DieieS Snfitnt ipurbe TN Sabre 1858 fiji,
graiebungs. unb 8obltbdtisteits 8pede bon
ber Gtaatslegislatur fur ben 8eitraum bon
fanfnnbapanais Sabren seiebli9 incorporirt
nit einem Rapital bon 100000, au pel1em
fe ieitber einen &eierbefono bon $550,o00 6in.
a~mgefist bat. Dur9 elm Neutrality-suspicious.
8otum muroen ibre &edte elm SbetI Der seaen.
pdrtisen Characterization, anseuommen ON
2. December 1879.
Sbre sroBeu 3iebnn9en bon einaeI.
men Mummerm finben monatli@ fatt.
Niemals pirb cine oSiebung berfdoben. Mau
Ieie nahfolaenben 9Ian.
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TIE CHARLES a. voGELER CO, Baltimore. Nd.
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@ro6e mDnatltae 3tebung
in Der aeaOemt Of WauRe, Mew Orleans,
Dienftas ben II. Sanuar 1887.
100000 Eidets au $40 iebes.
Salbe S.. Tanftel So. 3ebntel 81.
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@i9tiee GrfoIse.

efahtn vets Grfei@terune.
80 SdsuesStr, Modeiter, 81. 9.
5e5@mer6ets. 81, Muauit aBuiaS Sarnburs
ger Trcpfen f9affent mir ieberaeit erlef1teruns
itls6 bari bespeget cteie berrIi9e NebiSin IN
sHetnsfa 9evie ME a,sseben.
Gtmcn Reper.
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FARM FOR SALE !!

fIyHAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, @s
/ situated in Sacramento county, four az
miles from Folsom, on the line of the 5. V. s-=-
the line of the C. P. Railroad, containing 44O
ACRES; ell cleared and fenced, and in grain,
except 90 acres, which is in summer fallow ;
abundantly supplied with water and wood ;
water for irrigating and raising alfalfa and
fruits also, Farming Implements, including
two Header Wagons, with beds, Seed Sower,
Ploughs, etc., win be given to the purchaser.
For Information, terms, ETC., inquire of ]. s:
MEREDITH, Drugstore southeast corner Second
and L streets, Sacrarnen- }. iyS-H
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Contingencies of the Next Presidential
Election.

Contingencies of the Next Presidential
Election.
WASHINGTON, November Sth.-There is
every indication of a feverish and exciting
session of Congress. Indeed, the result of
the next Presidential election may entirely
depend upon the action of the House this
winter regarding certain contested election
cases. 1t is not improbable that the next
Presidential election may be thrown into
Congress, should there be labor ticket in
the field, when the House of Representa-
tives would, under the Constitution, be re-
quired to choose Immediately by ballot the
President. In making that choice the
votes shall be taken by States the repre-
sentatiOn from each State having one vote, so
that in order to carry the election one
party or the other must control a
majority of the States. There are
thirty y-eight States, but New Hampshire has
a delegation equally divided politically
one Republican and one Democrat-bence
the voice of that State would be silent in
the choice of President by the House.
Rhode Island has elected one Republican,
and in her other district there is vacancy,
but the politics of the State renders it al
most certain that before the Fiftieth Con-
gress meets that vacancy will be filled by
the election of Republican. Conceding
Rhode Island to the Republicans, that
party will control the following States ::
California. Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas,
Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nebraska,
Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Ore
go, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Vermont,
Virginia and Wisconsin-19. The Demo-
Gratis will control Connecticut, Delaware,
Florida, Georgia, Kentucky. Maryland,
Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas
and West Virginia. But the Constitution
says that a majority of all the States shall
be necessary to choice. Under
this clause twenty votes will be
required to elect President,
as there are thirty eight States. Should
the House fail to elect a President before
the 4th day of March next following, then
the Vice-President shall act as President,
and the Constitution devolves the duty of
electing Vice-President, in the event of a
failure by the people to elect, upon the
Senate. A narrow margin will divide the
two parties in the next Senate. That body
will stand 81 Democrats to 80 Republicans,
including Senators Riddleberger and Van
Wyck. Under the latter designation they
may or may not see fit to vote with the
Republicans. The Democrats would have
the advantage of a party majority in the
House, and it is intimated they could,
should party exigencies require. resort TO
the extremity of unseating Republican
and seating Democrat in his place. The
change of one member in the Indiana
delegation, for instance and of one in
Michigan, would give the Democrats the
twenty votes necessary, and parties are
sometimes ready to resort to extremes to
win the Presidency. If California should
go to the Democrats, then the result would
be reversed, and the Democrats would have
a majority of States
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Irish Tenants Have the Best of 1t.

LONDON, November Sth.-In an interview
at Longford yesterday John Dillon, NJ. p -,
said that many of the large landlords have
recently shown disposition to act far more
reasonably than in 1880, although a num-
Der of them still refuse rent reduction and
press their tenants for their rents. 1t is
now admitted that judicial rents fixed be-
fore 1886 are rack rents, ana cannot be
paid, and Lord Lansdowne's letter granting
to his tenants an abatement of 20 per cent.
of the judicial. rents is considered by the
Government to be an admission of the fact
The Land Courts are now giving reductions
of more than double those of previous
years, and some rents have recently been
fixed by them at little more than
half of the sum required by
the Griffiths law. Under these circum-
stances 1t cannot be expected the people
will pay pressed rents. The number OF
land meetings is rapidly increasing, and
the state of the country is becoming more
like that of 1880, with the difference that,
the people having learned the power they
can exercise by peacefully combining, out
rage is almost totally absent. The plan
proposed by United ireland, of determined
refusal to pay rents, unless reduced, meets
with general approval, and there is no
doubt the people will adopt it if landlords
drive them 10 II.
no BACK RENTS.
DUBLIN, November Sth.-The National
League is resolved to use all the money
received from America to help the tenants
on those estates where the best and most
determined fight is made against the col
lection of back rents, and there is not the
slightest doubt, if this plan be faithfully
followed, it will render the position of the
tenants impregnable.
No Brickbats To-day in London.
LONDON, November SJh.-The Windsor
Life Guards have been ordered TO London
to assist at the Lord Mayors show. The
Board of Works has ordered all public
works in course of construction to be barri-
caded in order to prevent the using of
bricks to-day. Sir Charles Warren has re-
quested the local authorities to keep the
streets free from anything that can be used
as missiles. The West End shops are bar
ricaded
Meeting Abandoned.
LONDON, November Sth.-The leaders of
the Socialists announced to-day that they
Lave finally concluded to abandon the idea
of holding a meeting in Trafalgar Square
tomorrow.
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Kilrain and Herald.

BALTIMORE, November Sth-Fully $500
people braved the cold to-day and travelled
five miles to see Jack Kilrain and Frank
Herald spar at Herring Run race track.
The ring was pitched on the track directly
in front Of the judges stand. The two men
were in splendid form, Herald stripping at
176 and Kilrain at $50 pounds. The sun
was nearly down when the pugilists made
their appearance, and the brisk wind from
the northwest made standing ON the bare
ground exceedingly unpleasant. When
time was called KilraIn at once began to
work on the offensive, and after few mo-
ments sparring got In three wicked blows
on his opponents face in rapid sue
cession, each bringing blood. Herald then
made one of his furious rushes, but
Kilrain lodged him eleverly and they
clinched, but in breaking away Kilrain, by
a quick movement landed Herald squarely
on his back in the corner, where he lay
bleeding from mouth and nose and painting
heavily. Here the police rushed through
the ropes and stopped the fight. Kilrain
was not touched, while Herald received a
cut on his upper lip and another on his
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THE OFFICIAL COUNT.

List of Counties the Returns of which
were Canvassed Yesterday.
The work of officially canyassing the re-
turns in the several counties of the State
and declaring the result was commenced
yesterday, and below is given, by special
dispatches to the RECORD UNION, the list
ofcounties in which the canvass was com
pleted:
NAPA COUNTY.
NApA.--Offieial returns show Bartlett
!, $40, Swift ], ,323, 0'Donnell 100, Wiggin-
ton 9S, Russell 50, Cox 5. Tarpey 1884,
Waterman ,562, Boren 96 Hendricks ], 1852,
Moore 1.475, kellogg So, Wilson SO,
Dunn 1870. Denny 1885, Fairbanks
"a, Herald ,33i, Neff 15l2, Johnson 1885,
Hart 1912, Moulder 1916 Hoitt 1876, Mil
Ter 1851, Reichert l, ,55s, Spencer 1852, Orr
,499, Temple 1.501, Hamilton ,452, Waters
/ ,331, Sullivan 1,346, Patterson 1,605, Nc
Farland 1859, Thompson 1868, Garter
1,539, Filcher 1402, Abbott 1,457 VIII
coxen 1926, Beatty, 1850.
MARIN COUNTY.
SAN RAPAEL.-The Board of Supervisors
met to-day and commenced the canvass Of
election returns of Marin county. Out Of
ten precincts counted following is the vote;
Swift 31s, Bartlett 800, Wigginton 100, Rus
sell 8, 0'DOnnell SS, Waterman 527, Tarpey
456, Moore ia, Hendricks 400, Denny 430,
Dunn 495. Neff 43f, Herold 466. Hoitt All /.
Johnson 4S0, Orr 42S, Spencer 47S, Reicherf
447, Miller 49, Hoitt 517, Moulder 400,
McKenna 400, McPike 451, Litchlield 535,
White Az, Beatty 4i4, Wilcoxon ass, Pat
terson J45, Mcfarland 551, Hamilton 401,
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GEO. COOPER,
IF YOU WISH
NEW YORK Market.
1920 and 1oae 4 street......-.sacramen

CtPARERIBS AND PORK, AND ALL KINDS
y OF Fresh and Salt Meats. Every variety of
Sausages fresh every day. Also, Ham, Bacon
and Lard at the most reasonable prices.
Up NJ f. CDELL, Prop.
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A FEW doses OF Red Star Cough Cure cured
my co.d.-Ar. s. e. Taylor, Philadelphia,
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SIERRA COUNTY

niEEEA tO1-Nl
DowNIEvILLE In the official count to-
day The vote OF Sierra county gives Swift
924 and Bartlett 575.
COLusA COUNTY.
CoLusA-The official count of this county
gives Bsrtlstt ,762, Swift $50; Thompson's
majority over Garter, 1856.
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JOS ANGELES.

Los AxGELEs.-The Beard of Super
visors commenced the official canvass of
the vote to-day. During the day 2,505
votes (sbout one-fourth of the whole) were
canvassed. Bartlett has ,206, Swift ,026.
For Congress. Lynch 1231, Vandever ,O13.
The Democratic and Republican Supreme
Judges run along with their respective
tickets. The count will probably not be
completed until Thursday night. Few
changes are made from the estimates
D-eyiously sent
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HOME AND ABROAD.
RESOLUTE STAND TAKEN BY THE
CHICAGO PACKERS.
Notable Ring Fights-CompleteS Sway
of the Irish National League
Blaine Talk.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UNIoN.l
DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uSIos.l
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An Aristocratic Playhouse.

New YORK, November Sth.-To-night
the Metropolitan Opera House will blaze
with glory. Since it was closed last it has
been put in apple-pie order, and every pros
pect foreshadows season of exceptional
success, artistic and social. The initial
opera is Queen of Sheba, with Frauleins
Brandt and Lehman in the cast It has
become the custom of the owners of boxes
to fit up ante-rooms for visitors. D. o.
Mills has his box lined, walls and ceilings,
with red silk brocade, and has furnished
the apartments with handsome ebony
brackets and furniture of unique and
graceful pattern. Ex-Minister to France,
Levi P. Morton, has hung his box with
very heavy red silk-brocade, which admir-
ably sets off the white and gold stucco or
naments on the ceiling and door-posts.
John Jacob Astor has lined his box with
very heavy draped brocade. set off by broad
gold molding. There is large Venetian
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NOR SALE-THE CALIFORNIA HOTEL
T. viii be sold reasonable on account of sick
ness of the proprietor. Inquire at the Hotel,
corner Twelfth and streets. o1S-1m$
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fGR SALE-TO LEE.

NOR sALE-THREE SPANS OFA
H fine Horses. For price, ETC., call ks-SsSNA
at the Union Brewery, Twentieth and ZSZA
streets, where the horses can be seen, If