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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-01
Stocks in New York.

New YORK, April 3Oth.-Central Pacific,
39s; Burlington, 13l Rio Grande, 13a
Northern Pacific. 23s Northwestern,
1054; New York Central, 1913; Oregon
Navigation, 971; Transcontinental, 275 /;
Pacific Mail, 522 Panama. 90; Rock
Island, 25; st. Louis and San Francis
CO, Is; st. Paul and Omaha, 3S4; Texas
Pacific, 7s; Union Pacific, 49s; Wells,
Fargo q Co.'S Express, 40; Western
Union, 63
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-01
Ex-President Arthur's Illness.

NEw YORK, May lst-P. A.-Everybody
was hopeful atex-President at Arthur's house
yesterday. The crisis in bis disease is be-
lieved to have been passed, and the only
danger now is that there will be an acute
attack OF Bright's disease, brought on by
some unforeseen cause. Such is the report
OF the doctors in attendance, but there is q
strong suspicion that they are not telling
the exact truth. Many people believe that
Arthur's illness is more serious than the
doctors will admit
Shocking Death of Fireman.
LEADvILLE, April 3oth.-This afternoon
! at 3 O'Clock a freight train on the Denver
and Rio Grarde was rounding a curve nea,
Birds Eye, when 4 fallen tree was discoy.
cred lying across the track. Enginee,
Cough stuck to the engine, but fireman
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-01
The Arbitrator in Georgia.

ATLANTA (Ga), April 30th - The two
special cars that lett for Montgomery yes
terday TO bring JEFF. Davis to Atlanta ar
rived this afternoon. An immense crowd
greeted him at the depot, and the whole
City is beautifully decorated. At every
station along the route from Montgomery
Davis was met by tremendous delegations,
who shouted and cheered from the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-01

VALLEJO, April 30th.-In the United
States District Court an action has COM
menced to confiscate the things of the Pio-
neer Brewery of this city, L. McGettigan
and J. Mason. owners. To-day United
States Deputy Marshal Peterson placed a
keeper in charge. The cause of action is
defrauding the Government of internal
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-01

NEW YORK, April S0th-CharlesC Crocker
is rapidly conyalescing. and will soon be
able to leave the house. His Private Sec
retary said this morning that all anxiety
about Mr.. Crocker's ultimate recovery had
passed, and that he will be at his Office
shortly. Mr.. Crocker saw several intimate
friends this morning, who called on rail-
road business.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-01

New YORK, April 3Oth.-The Worlds
Washington special of the 10Th says
William Walter Phelps gave a politi cal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28

iosi,oi raves. ~; quarters, -; stick oandr ~
isn 4. fancy, ipeltc; rope, skc; is cot.
rsss,.s neift,ng, Imported, q y per k
a sa9,Islns, ia{er 80; cider. crab onie ~
ivn ~ " soc vinegar, lta 1sc Concentrated
HesN .odt q; jugs. glazed luc por val ere ~
oc yer blvclng. so'asl O. per dorcD. Coie
mans mustard 81 SOL 50 Del dozen rscs So,y
imported, 100 per n American. 10 nor ~
g i,c Two hoope, 81 60 per DOZEN; brllltsni
GUS q 01ls, $50; Eupion do, CSC. 40 "a caess
= di brilliant. 20 cascs, s. 10; do ~ cascs,
8 so fV"''s' 0n'A' ilo' cane.
:, s,ag gar Fine powdered. bbls, s9c: DO half
Daois, sci cut loaf, sSc; granulated standard
kSei Louisiana granulatod. 7ac, standard A.
As, cnoice white, 1Ac. Louisiana " a. 5c
hice. Louisiana 6k 06Ac,
sPSysULThl-W quote: Young chictens. 81 90
az 25per doz; old hens, S2aO0Qo9b. tnrtevs ,soss
ioo Young turkeys, no zach.
Mhlsk f-Rectined, 81 lOel 80, as per proof;
sout-masht two year old, 81 0Oal 10. fhree
y " az Oh y aOae 20; fancy, extra old whisky,
:. WOOIs--We quote: Twelve months, clin
light Inc and medium, 1ea2Oo; nne, heavy ana
ignti l2elac; six months, light nne modium,
loalIc; coarse, Sa12c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28
GENERAL MARKETS..
Produoe and ProvIaIona.

Produce anu rTyfihionss
gr, LOUIS, MO, Sept 27.-f Flour quiet slehny,
Wheat active but easier market opened iilne
under saturdays latest figures, declined 10 = y
prices later In sessiOn reacted ana recovered =
dXc: closed hrm kal{c lower than saturday
No red cash 735Sa78Ac; October ISA US ~,
eiosing5t 70 November 70 a 75k closing l6i4ci
Mas BfsSasT,Se, closing S7Ac. Corn quiet put n,
regular, closing sc higher for near intures ana
CLOVER for May. Nc. mixed, cash ~ X dS4e G,
October Stsfc, closing Slk0H1ci NoYemDer
s5Ea35s(c, cloelng $3.50; May 4VH@i0Ae, clos
ing lOHc oats steady, &c hlgher,
M mixed cash 25%a26Ao; October 1oftc
vovember 20 asked May 3l4c. florn meal
.teadv AZ 81 co. whisky nrD ~ VI ~ DOL
active al hrn prices medium clothing ~ - IS
comblng 2ia25ko; low and coafse iedzzci
ane Ilght 2Oa25c, heavy l6dglci pisck lia w.
provieions dull and about steady; FORK az Wy ~,
+ ard easy Al Sc 50a6 25c. kDik meets ayont
sfaadvt loose lots unchanged po1ea tossl
easirr. long clear and short RIBS " ~ snols
ciesr 81 IS Bacon long clear short rios " o1;s q
* abort clear 81 25 Hamssieady AZ iS.e lsc.
Af,eInoon board. Wheat arm ana ~ hlEn !, ,
er. Corn arm aud ~ higher. OA's easy anu
'sSo H ags ILL, Sept. sl.--Fair amount Of
soecuiation In grain market to-aAgs 1p1o o.,i,
mailed Nv heavy depressed feeilnE ahu III, ~
o,ser range OF prices, The November Nnsat ~
'dnna eold down 70 7ljsc asked on regular Doatu
which 4 the lowest point Jet reeehsa " ~ ~,
option. The latest ngnres OF me oAy "'is ,'-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28

a shade stronger price, good 20 choice " GOA
90, rom non 70 medium 93 Dd5 e9i ft0rtoTs
81 z5a2 70; feedern y 90dS CO.. corn.fed 81 tOa
, 80; Rraea range gtccra ~ 2bG3 80 lipff~t
Receipts 82Ds shipments $50, opened steady,
closing dull and weak. Sheep -iteceipts 7Qy,
shipments none; mtrtet Qui8tj good 70
choice 81 B0a5 % common to.mediun 81 spa
2fO.
CHICAGO, Liz, sept. 2l--Cattle- ilcceipta
500; shipments 1000. market slow; common
weaker; shipping steers 81 t0@t D stockcrs
aud feeders 81 Doa3 f0tcowe, buile and mixed
81 a06s 10 bnlk 81 3oae 20. through Texas cat
Western rangers weak natives and half breeds
4 OOa3 20; cows 81 5O0g 00 Wyoming Y ~
breeds S3 10. Montana u 5; Dakota 81 70.
HOgs- Recelpts 1900, shipments tO1J. STEADY
~ q mat 20 Bheep--liecelpts fp00i shipments
81 t0aS 60: Texans y fo4s O03 lam - 1o@f ~.
Tho Dr0yers' Journals special ctbleEsem ron
London quotes very heavy suppllesi yainee
nontinue W n best American steers rtliht ~
III re per Mound.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28

grIouis. MO Sept 27.--Cattle Receipt 1860;
shipments coo, market stronger gooe 70
choice natives shippers 81 lfat w bntci,cIs
-Reeeipts 800. nhipments 1000. steady 7;
n 55ai IS. Sheep Receipts 1900; ehlp.
merfs 100 common 70 choice grades range " "
as 10
NEW YORK, Sept N>--Bceyes-ii ecelpts. ~, ~ (
were 100 head, nsling s8.Oc0 for the week
onened about steady bat tiade dragged and
closed weak; native eteers y g9ao ~ 1sAs,e,l'
4 g0. eorn-fod half breed steers " itdo ~.
sheep--neceipts 1880, making t9,l0y fof the
weeig spaey dun AZ - 1884 eOi lambs weak ~
'KtTsAs orr. No, , Sept N.-The Lave
stocH Indicator reports. Cattle lteeeiFb ~
sfirrents none; chipping and grass mage
steady; iAt butchers aud feeders 10 oemAno y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28

20 higher than the inside lgureB. and about
x 0 under tho closing figures OF saturday. No.
spring 72ka72A. Fine weather and large cs.
timated receipts, together with weakness In
wheat caused further decline OF 80. Corn
followed by rally OF nc; market olosing 40
prices showed little change. Provisions were
less active and ruled irregular; averaged low
or Mess pork kept within range eO122Hci
closed In latest trading about saturdays fg
'ures. Lard ruled trine higher Whisky-Sl l5n
n range Of prices on regular closing az ..
m were ae follows.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28

ma py ,gArrneO. sept 2l.-~C09ec, regular;
nfst, 1850 rels per ID kii0si good second
fa50 rels Receipts dnfinN the weeh. ivtVD
baea Purchases for The United states, ~
000 bAgs. btock lft.o0o bags.
etNroe sent n --COfee-~litcciDta dunnE
tie week. Gs0D0 bags. Purchases iof me
fjaited Hfates 100 bags. ClearSnces fof the
United stafet, 1000 bags, stock, ltDoy0 DAga'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28

Afternoon board--prioos showed vofy little
change on short afternoon session. The
following were the closing prices ~ 1880 2. M I
Noyembtr, rs / 100; May, So $3.50, Corn.
September. 80 1880; October, NC mhy. fSac.
OaIs-s eptember, &c; october 2bjse; Novem
Der, 28kc; May, 5lxc. Pork-Sepiember,
So az October, 50 10 November, 81 B1jf Jan {.
uary, SO as. Lard-september, 81 20. October,
81 10; November, 50 10, January, 80 M
NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept 21.--Markets
dun and nomInally unchanged Flour
Onoico So S003 20; fancy IS 1Oaa h0i cx
ira fancy s. 90a4 90; Minnesota and winter
wheat patents 81 00a4 80. Corn--Mixed 4Da
DOC white ss@l9c; yellow 5040lc. oats, eaAlor,
a, 83e Corn meal easy at 81 %. Rice
QUIET Ordinary 10 good Sk93%c. Hay
Choice, $40 0cale 80. Hog products dull and a
shade lower. Pork $40 20. i.ard, 81 2nh
Bulk meats. shoulders IS 20; long clear and
clear ribs 81 i2h. Bacon, ahouldeye 81 Oes long
clear and clear rib 81 87&. Hams 4lb ~.
Whisky firm; Wfsiern reeli1cd u 09Nl 30
rive active and abhade lower; IS 2b@4 ~ Cot
ionseed products dali and lower; new crude oil
9sKa2gc. summer yellow 5sa5aci cake and meal
ioX ne0c Sugar dull; open kettle prime
5kc good 10 fully fair 6ka5 Y l6c; cen'rifugaie.
choice white exc; of white bsiMGci choice vel /.
low ciarided l 1861; prime yellow CHARMED
81 aBci seconds 4k@3kc. Cohee-Duil hnd
lower; RIO siS9i2Hc. Bank ciearinsn, fls1,1ls'
KANSAS orr, Mo-, sept. 27-wheat quiet
n. red cash GilEcs October eiHc bid Aoyem
Der 90 asked. Corn weak No. cash 5V,4c. DC.
tobcr S0ife; November Sl5fc, Oats STEADY AZ
De eaah.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28
GnIvostop.

eALyEsros. Tax sept. 27.--oolton-spot
closed arm. ,,.,,
s4c middiipg skc; good middilng 9'sci mid
ding fair 10 l-l6c.
GROSS receipts, 1881,
Sales, 536
Exports. none.
Shipmenta coastwise, Asa.
atnek AZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28

LIyERPooL, Sept, 81 --ootton-spot closed
hardening, / led higher
Ordinary lid; good ordinary I'D; low
middiing 7 S.i6d; middllng uplands 1891
middling orleans bHd,
Total Gales, 1900; American, ll.GOO Inn
ports, 5000; American, AGO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28

BITS, Agt., 3I3 Main st., FIT. worth.
|nREss CoMPANY's LIST or OFFICES.
sA marked there aie no agents, and
|.such points must be prepaid, with
.Hlructions to put on at owners risk
Lampasas,
tLSckhart,
seap, .Linden,
Leon junction,
4in, tLOck,
Lords,
Livingston,
SLeggett,
"a Lufkin,
lola,
81 Logansport, La,
pa Mustang, Tex,
tMllIheim,
tMullen,
pod Milano,
Moody,
n McGregor,
r, Meridian,
n Morgan,
Montyale,
Press, Meredith,
Midlothian
~, Montgomery,
TVfough, Morris,
Mt Pleasant,
Murchis0n,
Malakoff,
y Mt CAIN,
Mt. Sellman,
Murray,
Moscow,
miami,
N Nolanyiile,
Navasota,
Nacogdoches,
tOgles,
eUove, Oglesby,
|4h !. philips,
Pendleton,
Plantersviile,
NJ, Pittsburg.
FPowell,
IN Purdon,
nv tPaulie,
'Presswood,
slilsli, +Quarry,
|A' Richmond,
Rosenberg,
Rogers,
tRicker,
9ne, ,Ritchle,
Rusk,
go Sealey,
aomerville,
we, Santa Anna,
shannon,
I tSniphurs
h +Smith's,
~ Summit,
IN Shepherd,
ssterne,
shreveport, La,
or, Thompson, Tex.
IA. Temple,
Irueiove,
I.n. Tharp's MIL,
WV Texarkana, Ark,
III Tyler, Tex,
s,u,. Tlpps0n,
Tenaha,
Virginia Point,
n Valley Mills,
N Wallis.
n, Ntnona,
.Waters,
\, Waco,
yellow Prairie,
1arbOro,
ft, Zephyr.
Ia - EApIosA company way-bllls d
"A II, .,.l.olh, Chicago, New York, Pbllade
~ -, important points. The Texas 70
I,eest my n ls the only company that wa
ls5,,'Ws ~ otiees In the Southern r.
r-P-nyH territory. shippers havir
NJ, money for polnts IN the Southci
s1s save money By shipping by Il
Nh company at zone through rate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28
...a.v. Agent, 4os Main Street,
Fort worth.


MN yrrAs OFFICES.
&A'W Iafourche, la.
NM la Grange, Tex.
"a Lake Charles, La.
~ l.angtry, Tex.
Le0hetter, Tex.
liberty, Tex.
wi LuliDg, Tex.
~ Lacoste, Tex.
Mansfield, Tex.
y "E Midlothian. Tex.
y NfIM ~ Maria, Tex.
Manor, Tex.
INA. 49, Marathon, Tex.
4zl Marion, Tex.
MARLIN, Tex.
d D D /: 4 { / !:
~ McDade, Tex.
:. IA Mckinney, Tex,
[I llp"' Melissa, Tex.
Mexia, Tex
MiilicAn. Tex.
Morgan City, La.
l4. Morgan, Tex.
NJ Murphyville, Tex.
sei Tax NavaeotA, Tex.
N h. wv New IBERIA, La.
u W New Orleans, La.
New Philadelphia, Tex.
-, 0pelousas. La.
''e'e ~, Orange, Tex
a. Pattison, Tea.
WI ~ Paige, Tex.
Palmer, Tex
i Z d. ]: :.
NJ Pattorsonville, Ia
NH Perry, Tex
Piano, Tex.
Ma Raceland ia.
/. w. IA. La. Rayne, La.
Reagan, Tex.
49,. KIM Rice, Tex.
4 n Richardson, Tex,
Richland, Tex.
~, Iex. Richmond, Tex.
WsIex. isosenburg, Tex,
rad Tex. Sabine Paes, Tex.
r Healey, Tex.
Sylvan, Tex.
Wu. Sablnal, Tex.
Ma san Antonio, Tex.
Sanderson, Tex.
n Te1. Schnlsnberg, Tex
lfH Seguin, Tex
tE Sherman, Tex.
'AIWh Sorre, La.
h. Sour Lake, Tex.
Ifex. Spofforu, Tex
fl|Ix st. Martlnsvllle, La.
hR|x Sutton, Tex.
~, La. Terrebonne, La.
M Tex. Terre |, Tex.
wy lex. TriDod aux, La.
lid. Thornton, Tex.
afh Tlgervil Q, La
|sfltx. Uvalde Tex.
|hW7l III Van AlHtyne, Tex.
III Valentine, Tex,
'StMfN Victoria, Tex.
H. Village, Tex.
ma Waelder, Tex.
Tex Walnut Springs, Tex.
~ Washington, La.
n Tex. WaXahachie, Tex.
r ~ rex Weimar, TEX.
~ Tex Wellborn, Tex.
Welshe, La.
R # #si:F:ifii; is IS s..
b., STsi. % SSa, -. Tex.
W. Waco, Tex.
h, n III TX. Walker, Tex,
Ia. Ysletn, Tex.
~ OFFICES IN OTHER STATES AND
COUNTRIES
"lluntes, Mex. Los Angeles, Cal.
#,ue, n. NJ. Minneapolis, MINI.
kan. New Y jrk
H OAK. Oakland, Cal.
#Aes. Ogden, Utah.
M6er Omaha, Neb.
NIL Panama, So America.
|let#a Mex. Paris, France.
a Ohio. Portlan !, Oregon.
%hiIs, Iowa. Pueblo, Col.
Mxico, Quereiaro, Mex.
UIbl. Rome, Italy.
~ st. Joseph, Mo.
~ Italy. st. Paul, MINI.
Mex, san FRANCISCO, Cdl,
N Mex. sioux City, Iowa.
Germany. Sacramento, Cal.
n nance. st. Louis, Mo.
'n Ion. Sal Lake City, Utah.
Jawaii IDS. San Jose, Gal
.T, Mo. Stockton, Cal.
* Tucson, Arizona.
2ieb Topeka, Kan.
n, England. Vera Cruz, Mex.
M Ipgland. Virginia, New.
I1 zacatecas. Mex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28
Total sales, 20, 200.
Now York.

Now York.
NEW YORK. Sept. 27.--Cotton-spot closed
firm and l-lBc higher.
sales, 6s2.
Ordinary IS. Ice; good ordinary 8-l6s; low
mlddling oc middling 0 7l6c; good middling
9 49, Gc: middling fair l0kc
Futures closed barely steady, and TO points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28

si1fas k1pIoss company way bills d.
d ~, ssolh, Chicago, New York, Pblladel-
any Is the only COMPANY that way.
|ss ~ Y al otiees In the Southern TX
/. trf-nyh territory. shippers having
IN money for points IN the Southern
~ save money By shipping by the
aII1sr.e's company at lone Though rate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28
AGENTS WANTED

In every county to sell fam and county rshla
for rUCKRR's RED ANT ExTrnnISlrOR For
terms apply 70
wLTuoKER. Waco. Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28
) EXPRESS COMPANY,
|c. 7. CAMPBELL,

|a,endent Houston. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28

COTTON niARRETs.
Receipts ut All United states PortA,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28

~, Agt., sIa Main St.. Eft. worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28
nRlrIsH ooNsoLs


LYNDON, sept. 2i.-consols closed Al lol l.i6
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28
fargo I CO.'S Express.
I'M. NICHOLS,

IN. Houston, Ter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-24
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Cluverius's counsel viii! meet the Gov.
ornor Monday and lay before him their
views of the case.
Mr.. Dana Conway. son OF Moncure D
Conway, esq, of Fredericksburg, twenty
years of age, died in Brooklyn on Monday.
Rev. L. R. Greene, pastor of the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church South in Roanoke.
died yesterday morning. The remains were
carried to Rockville, Md, Cor interment.
In obedience to orders received from
Washington, all the men in the Norfolk
navy-yard employed on miscellaneous work
have been discharged, and only those en-
pioyed on the training ships and the Tren-
ton were retained
A petition asking for the pardon of ". r.
Smith, late clerk in the Office of the audi.
tor of public accounts of the State. who was
sentenced to two years 10 the penitentiary
for stealing money, was presented 10 Gov.
Lee yesterday. This clemency is asked for
because physicians declared that further
confinement in prison would probably be
fatal to the prisoner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-24
Virginia Conference vi. H.. Church
SOmrh

In the Virginia Conference NJ. L. Church.
South In session in Norfolk. yesterday, a
report from the joint board Of finance of the
amounts appropriated to the beneticiaries
in the conference fund was presented, show
ing the whole amount received for super
animated preachers and widows and or
phans Of dead preachers to be s. ,6l3. The
total benevolent collection from the whole
conference was reported to be $50 :3S6.
The examination of character was re.
sumed and the call was completed. Good
reports were made by presiding elders and
preachers. Rev. A. ]. Bradshaw, who
joined the conference in 1877, resigned his
credentials to the conference and retired
from the ministry. Rev. DR.. Edwards pre-
sented his SD report and spoke OF his long
service, and his present feebleness, and
brought the conference to tears by the tend
erness of his remarks.
The receipts of the Preachers Relief So.
ciety for the past year were 81, 234 %, and
the disbursements $4,000. The total assets
of this society are SlG.G2537. which is 1855
more than last year. Over $751; 900 has been
raised for the endowment of Randolph. Ma
con College.
Tho report of the board of church extern.
sion states that the collections for church
extension this year amount to 81, 345 81
which is 5000 less than last year. Applica.
lions for aid aggregated $1,000. The whole
amount disbursed for five years by this con.
ference board has been S5,4S953. The
amount donated by the board to the present
conference session is 81 $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-24
ALEX ANDRIA-.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER "a.

The TRUE principle Of honest civil service
reform is that the officers in that service be
honest aud efficient. Under q democratic
administration there is one more requisite
qualifications that they should bs demo
Gratis, az, in the nature of things, the letter
and spirit of democratic principles and
policies can be carried out better by demo-
Gratis than by republicans. In the depart
mental appointments, the chiefs thereof
should have the power Of selecting their
subordinetes, and should be held to o strict
accountability for the delinquencies of the
latter. In the Presidential appointments.
the President, if not personally acquainted
with the character Of his appointees, should
at least be as with that of the men upon
whose recommendations the appointments
are made, and be wise enough not to let
them deceive him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-24
X'lie Vote VIRGINIA.

The official canvass Of the vote of the
State by countiea, with the exception of
Buchanan couaty, (ths returns from which
have not yet been received) shows the fol-
lowing result of the popular vote Demo.
cratic lO2,22l: opposition, consisting of
independent democrats, republicans, &c. !
l23 $50; opposition majority, $50.
In the eubernatorial election in 1885 the
vote stood Lee, DEM, 152, 544; Wise, rep,
1910; democratic majority, 16, 034
The total vote of the State in 1856 was
2S9,O 5l this year 1885, it was 225 ,3O1 show
Ing a decrease in the popular vote of &c, 1853.
divided. as follows: Democratic decrease,
oO,333; republican or opposition decrease,
lo,43O. Buchanan county may increase the
opposition majority 100.
Inc following is the vote by districts:
FIrstoBroWne, rep, 1851; Croxton,
Second-Bowden, rep, l5,427; Parks,
dem, $685..
Third-Wise, dem, 14,ool Waddill, rep,
1853.
Fourth-Gaines. rep, 14,7OS Page, dem,
Fifth-Browu, rep, 12,773; Cabel, dem
9,Gl4.
sixth-Hopkins, labor, $40; Griffin,
DEM, 1920.
Seventh-O'Ferrail, dem, II $50; Roller,
ind, 10,Sl6
Eighth-I.oe, dem., 1885, Elan, rep,
1874.
Ninth-Bowep, rep Is, 497 Henry, DEM,
1927.
Tenth ost, rep, 1865; Bumgardner,
DEM, II ,32l.
The total vote was short of the last Presi-
Dental vote about G0,00O
The following is the vote in the Eighth
| and Seventh Congressional districts:
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Killed mt n Dance.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. PA special from
Iron Mountain, Mo-, says: A difficulty &C.
CURED at dance Monday night in THE
place between Peter Hahn and Samuel
O'Neill, in which O'Neill received four lesI.
wounds and Hahn was shot through the
heart and instantly killed. A dozsn O:
more shots were fired in crowded room
and several were wounded in the melee,
among them Washington Freeman and
John Denny. Freemann's life was saved by
his watch, which turned the ball from vital
point. Denny WAS shot through tie leg
O'Neill lives at Des Arc, and made his es.
cape.
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The "RcbeIliOn Records"

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-Lieut. Col. Scott
in charge of the publication of the official
records OF the "War Of the Rebellion" in
his annual report says that during the year
volumes NV, Nv, and WI lin two parts
of series have been issued, and the index
of part 2, volume XVII, is completed and
in type. This part Of volume NVII and
volume XVIII will probably be issued by
December LIST, next. The text of tho sup
plement to volume MI 1.-THE record of the
Fitz John Porter court martial) has been
stereotyped and indexed, and will probably
be issued before Congress reassemb!es.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
Killed by Lightning,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. A special Edna, Mo-.
says Taylor Mckinney and his three sons
were huskipg corn from the stalks yesterday
In field on their farm some len miles from
this place, when they were Frustrated by q
stroke of lightning. One of the sons, Luth-
or L., aged 10 years, was instantly killed
another, William E., so severely injured
that his life is despaired of, and The third
Benjamin S., is missing. What has become
of him is not known, but it is supposed that
he was either blinded or crszed by the shock
and wandered away. The father wsa only
slightly injured.