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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
A POINTER.
Republican Clerks Who Are Not Afcaid
of Cleveland's Election.

Republican Clerks Who Are Not Afcaid
of Cieveland's Election.
WASHINGTON, November 9Th Neither
the President nor Colonel Lamont will go to
their homes to vote. The general impress
sion around the departments is that Harri-
son will get more votes by the exodus of
clerks from the departments than Cleve-
land. At first there was general indispo-
sition among the Republicans in this city
to vote at all, but recently many of them
have received intimations that il would be
better for them to do so. If they felt per-
fectly sure that Cleveland would be re-
elected most of the Republican clerks
would remain at their desks on election
day, but they DO not consider that there is
any certainty as TO the result, and if Gen.
eral Hsrrison should be elected they do not
want it to appear that they had lost their
love tor the old party.
Tie Republican State Committees have
their old lists of Republican clerks, and
there is a disposition to test their legality.
A great many Of the old clerks-if not all of
them-have received letters from Republi-
can State Committees urging them to come
home and vote as usEal, and giving them
to understand that if Harrison Is elected,
as the letters predict, beyond doubt, he will
be, any Sinking of their patriotic duty will
be noticed
Railroad people say that more Govern
ment employees are going home to vote this
year than ever before.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

DR.. G. 4. Stivers, well-isnowu pbysi-
clan. died suddenly on Sunday morning at
his residence.
Highbipders undertook yesterday TO rob
brothel in Chinatown, when one-of them
was shot and killed.
On Sunday Miss Jennie White, aged II
years, was accidentally killed near the
Four Mile House. while handling loaded
gun.
4. G. Henry and NJ. F. Tarpey made q
wager on Saturday night OF s., ,000-the
former betting that California would give
2,900 majority for Harrison, and Tarpey
backing Cleveland.
On Sunday, as the Sacramento train
passed through West Berkeley, child
named Carl Christian Dygum, aged years,
was crossing the track and was struck by
the train. He.was instantly killed.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
Napa Republicans Close the Campaign IN
Splendid Style.

Napa Republicans Close the Campaign IN
Splendid Style.
NAPA, November 5th.-The campaign,
has closed. The Republicans had tonight
the largest demonstration ever held in the
county, with bonfres, iiluminations. fire.
works and fine procession NJ. NJ. Estee.
Frank Sprague and F. l.. Coombs ad-
dressed the voters at the opera-house.
AT MARTsvMLE, ALSO.
MARYsvILLE, November 5th.-The Re-
publicans closed the campaign with rally
in the theater this evening, the speaking
being by the local candidates. The party
leaders are confident of success.
THE WOODLAND DEMOCRATS.
WOODLAND. November 5th-The Demo-
Gratis made their final rally this evening. A
large number turned out in the procession,
among them number of ladies in uni
FORM The meeting was addressed bv
Stuart NJ. Taylor of San Francisco.
PINE MEETING Al. ST. HELENA.
ST. HELENA, November 5th.-The ReDub-
licans closed the campaign tonight with a
large and enthusiastic demonstration. The
Plumed knights, Tippecanee Blues and
Ilppecanoe Juniors paraded the streets in
the early evening, and afterwards large
gathering was addressed by ]. NJ Morton,
c. J: Beerstecher, Owen Wade and W. A.
Mackinder
TWO MEETINGS AT AUBURN.
AUBURN, November 5th.-S. D. Woods of
Stockton addressed a crowded hall of Re-
publicans this evening. The Democrats
also had large open air meeting on the
plaza, addressed by ]. G. Mcclure of San
Francisco. These closing meetings were
largely attended by confident enthusiasts
of both parties.
sToCKToN's wIND-UP.
STOCKTON, November 5th.-The DerAoe-
racy wound up the campaign tonight by a
large mass meeting, which was addressed
by ex-Congressman Budd and other local
speakers.
sIsKIYOU REPUBLICANS.
YREKA, November 5th The town is IL
Illuminated and rousing Republican meet
ing is being addressed by H. B. Warren J.
S. Beard and the county candidates.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
OREGON.
WebfOot Citizens Doing Some Lively
BsttiDg the Election.

BsttiDg on Inc EIeCtion.
PORTLAND, November 5th.-Pools sold
even tonight on the general result and on
New York State, 800 to $75son California,
and $50 to $40 on Connecticut and Indiana
going for Harrison. A large number of
private bets were made, ranging from, fifty
10 one thousand dollars. 1t is estimated
that from $4,000 10 $l00,CS0 is staked on
the result. Republicans and Democrat 5
alike feel conddsnt of the general result,
and the indications are that heavy vote
will be polled tomorrow.
This evening the Republicans held a
large and enthusiastic meeting, addressed
by John II. M;sehell and other prominent
speakers.
L. T. Barin, Chairman of the State Cen
tral Committee, estimates the Republican
majority in Oregon at 5000. and the Demo
erats concede it at from 800 TO 1000.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
WHOLE NO. 1858

ton OF where they met Philliber. Just be.
lore they had met two men, who were not
more than ten feet behind him, and who
are now supposed to be the persons who
committed the deed, as no one else was in
the neighborhood at the time.
- Inc shooting was evidently done by
% caiiner pistol, the bullet entering lust
ABOVE the right nipple and passing entirely
through the bodv Several men have been
arrested on suspicion.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
DESPERATE DEMOCRATS.
A Scheme TO Keep Republicans From the
POllS To-day

NEW YORK, November 6th.-A M-The
Tribune says: In their desperation the
Democrats have secured several Thousand
warrants Tor the arrest of Republicans in
this city for alleged false registration.
Among those to be arrested are forty stud
ents III the Union Theological Seminary.
The game will not succeed. Fifty ruem-
bers of the Union League have pledged
themselves to remain in tbaiS club house
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
SOLID FOR CLEVELAND.
Utah and idaho Hormons Swear by the
Democracy.

Democracy.
SALT LAKE, November 5th.-Dispatches
from Idaho to night show an intense feel
ing over to-morrow's election. 1t is con-
ceded on both sides that the Mormons hold
the balance or power, ana if they are al
lowed to cast their vo tes they will go solid
for Eawley (Democrat), whose election to
Congress will be assured. The Mormons
have been denied the right to vote by the
Courts under the test oath rulings, and
large numbers have resigned their member
ship in the Church to secure the right to
cast their ballots. The agents of Dubose,
the Republican candidate, will watch the
polls, and swear out complaints charging
conspiracy against all ex-Mormons attempt
ing 10 vote. A number have already been
arrested on this charge and the Democrats
have in turn made counter complaints
charging Republicans with intimidating
MormoDS voters.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
TROUBLE IN MISSISSIPPI.
Negroes Determined on voting-DsEns
Gratis Saw They Shan,t

YIcKsBURG (Miss.), November 9Th
Grave fears are entertained here regarding
trouble tomorrow. MANY women and
children have left town. The negroes de-
clare their intention TO vote, but the whites
say that they shall not, but that if they dc
vote they will not be counted.
The negroes say they will hang every
man who opposes them, and they are de-
termined to elect their Congressman.
1t is reported that the militia from jack
son and Memphis have been summoned
The rest of the State is quiet
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
Threats TO Disfrabchise Republicans in
North Carolina.

IHttstts TO DIslfahchlse EepuDHcaI5 IN
North Carolina.
RALEIGH IN. c., Novem Der 5th "A riot
is imminent here. Shots have been ex-
changed, and a number of Republicans
wounded. The Democrats declare openly
that they will carry the election, throwing
out Republican votes by the wholesale.
The Republican Supervisors have been
warned that they will be lynched on per-
sisting in their demand for the right to vote.
The Bourbon bosses have been distrib-
uting arms.
The State militia is armed and ready to
assist in the execution of the schemes
against fair ballot.
South Caroline Democrats are coming
across to assist in the intimidation.
Mr.. Quay has directed the local commit
tee 10 appeal for Federal protection.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
DEMOCRATIC REpEArERs.
New York City Swarming With Repoat-
ers From the South.

NEW YORK. November 5th.-The Re
publican National Committee claims that
never before was there such an organized
system of repeating arranged as by the
Democratic National Committee. Pinker-
ton detectives have searched the lodging
house district, and their reports as to the
presence of strangers illegally registered are
so voluminous that it is necessary to have
al express wagon to bring them here. The
districts below Fou rteenth street are liter.
ally honeycombed with repeaters. The
msioriiy come from tue Soulh.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
UTAH.

Work on the Great Union Depot-A
Heavy steaL
SAAr LAKE, November 5th.-Fiye thou
sand people witnessed the laying of the
corner. stone Of the new Union Depot at
Ogden to-day. The building is erected by
the Union Pacific, Central Pacific, Utah
Central, Denver and Rio 6rande, W., and
Utah Northern Railroads, and will cost a
quarter of million collars.
The office of the Salt Lake and Fost
Douglas Railroad was entered by thieves
last night and 81, coo in cash stolen.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
FOUL MURDER.
a Dayisville Citizen shot Without a
Moments Warming.

MOmelaPS WArnIng.
WOODLAND. November 5th.-Informatio
was received here early this morning Of ths
murder of Charles Philliber Of Dayisvile.
The affair seems shrouded in mystery, and
the one who did the deed is unknown.
About $50 O'clock last night Messrs. Whit
ney and Armstead met Nr, Phillibes in the
street near the lumber-yard. They passed
on across the track, and when near Main
stree. heard pistol sho. back in the direc-
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
THE BUCKEYE STATE,
The Republicans Claim $4,000 Plurality
and the Democrats IL OGO

COLUMBUS (O.), November 9th. - The
claims of the two State Committees as to
the result in this State are very far apart
Each claiming it for its candidate by bic
plurality. Both statements have been given
out for several days, without change, and
are said to be based on careful polls of the
State. The Republican figures on the gen.
eral result show plurality of $4,000.
Tonight no one in authority is to be
seen at the Democratic headquarters, but
the statement was given out there several
days ago that the Democrats would have a
plurality of l3, 900 in the State and would
gain six Congressman.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06

There is such thing as man being too
good. A woman in Maine got a divorce
from her husband because he went to tenn
peranee meetings six days during the
week and on Sundays attended church
twice.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
SAFE FOR HARRISON.
The Democrats Concede Minnesota by
Fifteen Thousand.

ST.. PAUL, November 5th-At the head
quarters of the Republican State Commit
tee Minnesota is confidently asserted safe
for Harrison and Morton by at least %, ,0oo
plurality. The success of the Republican
nominees for Congress in every district is
claimed.
The Chairman of the Democratic State
Committee comedies the State to Harrison
and Morton by $4,000 plurality.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06

BRowN's Bronchial Troches have direct
influence on the infiamed parts, giving re-
lief in coughs, colds and various throat
troubles to which singers and public speak
ers are liable. Sold only in boxes.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06

New York women all wear wells this
autumn, and. they all come in every shade
and texture. They are short, Just covering
half the face, sometimes only the brow and
eyes, but a costume looks unfinished with
out them,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06

Lady dentists are papidly increasing
their number and incozaes in Philadelphia,
and those who haga been under their
hands say they have way Of mitigating
the terrors Of the foreeps ihat is very
comfortable.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06

possession, having been willed by his
father to that son who should achieve the
greatest distinction in life The medal has
hahn IN bank vanlt in this city for many
years, and is still there.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06

DiSFICULTIEs with The liver and kidneys,
causing pains in the back, lassitnde and
general weakness. are readily cured by
Hoods Ssrsapariila, the great regulating
medieips. Ss,id by all druggists.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06

BALTIMORE, November 5th.-Judge Nor
rison. sitting in the United States Court,
has decided that the soldiers stationed at
Fort McHenry were not entitled to vote,
and declared that if any of the forty-three
soldiers recently registered in the Seven
teenth Ward should attempt to vote they
may be arrested and prosecuted.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
A vIDE-AwAKE TOWN.
San Luis 9bispo Grants the Railroad,
Company the Right OF Way.

SAN LUIS OBIsPo. November 5sh. "A
committee.of eitizens presented a petition
TO the Board of Trustees to grant the right
OF way through the city to the Southern
Pacific Company, and the same has been
granted on The company 6iing 9. petition
and profile of the coute
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
THE PULLING" BEGINS.
A Democratic Leader Arrested for Regis
tTation Frauds.

ELaIRA On. ", November 5th-Joseph
P. Eustace, Governor Hills chief lieutenant
and secret agent in this city, was arrested
here late this afternoon charged with irregu-
larities in connection with registration in
the Second District of the Fifth Ward in
this city.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06

The silent pressure Of the hand is often
of more vital gosl than . whole volume q
good counsel,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
Strange Cattle D,s4 ase.

SIERRA VALLEY, November 5th.-A
strange disease is raging in this neighbor-
hood among the cattle. 1t is estimated
that 200 have gone blind within the last
month. This is, no doubt, q disease SINH
lar, if not alike, to that which prevailed in
the vicinity of Sisson This summer. Nearly
an cattle went blind, but after few weeks
fully recovered
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
Fire at Los Gato..

Los GATos, November 5th.-Last evening,
during the absence Of the family. the
dwelling, with contents. belonging to
James Brown, oa'Santa Cruz avenue, were
destroyed by fire. The loss is fully COW
cred by insurance. The cause of the fire il
Unknown.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
Three Car.oads of Brandy.

81. HELENA, November 5sh.-There were
shipped to-day from here forty-five barrels
OF brandy to Chicago and eighty-three to
oan francisco, all in bond. The entire
shipment made three carloads.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
SOUTHERN BuLLpozERs.

all day ready to furnish bail in any cas-,
where lawful voter is arrested.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
A Blow at the Old Soldiers.

New YORK, November 5th.-A letter is
published in the New York Press, charging
that Chairman Brice had directed General
J. c. Black last September to withdraw all
Republican Pension Agents throughout the
country and replace them with Democrats
This was done in States where the issue
olnSn
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
What Independents Saw.

Boston, November 5th-The editors of
the independent newspapers in New York
Connecticut and Indiana, when asked how
they believed their respective States would
| go" " on Tuesday, responded Connecticut
For Harrison IA, Cleveland IL; New
1ork-For Harrison 80, Cleveland %; In
diana-Enr Harrison 10 Cleuoland 6
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
PACIFIC COAST.
MYSTERIOUS MURDER 0FA DAVIS.
WILLIE CITIZEN.
Closing Meetings of the Campaign
"A $1,000 Robbery in
Salt Lake-Etc.
TIE LAST ROUND.

ESPECIAL DlsFArCHEs TO THE RECoRD-UE7ox.l J
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
Is Michigan Very Doubtful ?

country ard replace them with Democrats.
This was done in States where the issue
was close
Is Michigan Very Doubtful?
DETROIT, November 5th.-The campaign
closed tonight with professions and meet
ings in almost every city. Both State
Committees confidently claim the State,
the Democrats by plurality of 10000 and
the Republicans by from 1900 to $4,000
plurality.
Blaine in Boston
BosToN November 5th-James G. Blaine
and party arrived here this afternoon. A
committee of prominent Republicans es-
corted the party to the Brunswick Hotel,
where all reviewed the great Republican
parade. 1t is estimated that $4,000 men
were in the line.
Cynthy Cannot Vote.
New York, November 5th.-Judge Law
renee, of the Supreme Court, to-day denied
the application of Mrs. Cynthia Leonard car :
didate OF the Equal Rights party for Mayor,
for a mandamus to compel the Judges of
Elections to accept her vote
Putting Life Into a Town.
JACKSONVILLE (Fla.). Nov ember 5th.-
The colored Republicans, about one hun
dred strong, are induiging in an impromptu
parade tonight. The first notes of the
band heard on the street was the first sign
of life after nlghtfall for fully three months
Possibly Canard.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 5!h.-The re-
port was in circulation here tonight that
Coy and Bernheimer, the Democratic tally
sheet forgers, had been pardoned out of the
penitentiary by President Cleveland.
The gale., 1888-02-03
Around tie World.

Here is a story from a French paper of
an Englishman Sir William Draggs
hailed a cab at Brighton about a year
ago and told the driver to take him to the
pier, off which Sir Draggs had his yacht.
He told the cabman to wait for him,
meaning to cruise about off Brighton for
an hour or two; but changing his mind
he determined to go around the world.
The cabman waited and waited, and,
finding that his 'fare" did not come
back, he obtained leave from the munich
pality to erect shelter for himself and
horse Here he waited for more than a
twelvemonth, when the other day Sir
Draggs returned with his yacht he was
lot at all surprised to find the cabmar
waiting for him. ''How much do owe
iou2" he said, and upon the cabmar
handling him bill for e600 he tore
check out of his book, filled it up for tn
amount, and told the man to drive hin
| to his hotel.
The gale., 1888-02-03
An Odd Genius.

The country Pace of W. E. Baker, the
sewing machine millionaire. who died the
other day, was at Wellessy, Mass. lie
was nofe for the hospitality he extended
to visitJ), especially to those from the
South. The outside waf-s tf the stables
were decorated with series of enormous
paintings representing scenes from the
Nibelungenleid. Everywhere upon the
grounds the visitor encountered some
elaborately planned piece of extravaganza.
BY the lake lofty monument in the
shape of a champagne bottle, constructed
of thousands of empty bottles; in another
place towering pile of rusty smoke
stacks from dismantled locomotive en-
gines; here a maze, there subterranean
grotto lighted with colored glass; here in
the pathway concealed platform on soft
springs, which, as you step upon it, sent
you a lurching; there a stool in front of q
towering cactus, and when you sat down
upon the stool to inspect the cactus, the
plant sank out of sight in the ground and
there sprang up wooden devil, painted
red, which grinned insolently in your
face.
The gale., 1888-02-03
ANNEXATION OF CANADA.
by Eorce-A In mana Rnfrnn '


The present agitation concerning the rela.
uons between Canada and the United States
recalls the time when the annexation of that
country was proposed to be brought about
by force of arms. The project was entrusted
70 the Drave General Montgomery, assisted
by the famous patriots Colonels Ethan Allen
and Seth Warner. While engaged in this
invasion Ethan Allen was taken prisoner by
the British and sent to England where he ex-
perienced very harsh treatment.
1t was Colonel Warner who twice con-
Quoted his men safely home, though the
march was constantly surrounded by dan
gers. Once Montgomery sent them home
because their time was out, and though they
were willing to continue III service, they
were without sufficient clothing, and none
could be had in that country
Colonel Warner had hardly arrived home
before he heard that Montgomery had been
Killed, and the cause, as well as the lives of
the men, was put in great jeopardy. He
collected his men again and at once started
for Canada to assist his countrymen in their
extremity. But his efforts were of no avail
ana 1t was soon found necessary to take up
the line of retreat.
1t was the dead of winter and only
necessity sanctioned moving the troops
The terror of pur.uit and the rigor of the
season furnished sufficient cause for alarm
and haste. Colonel Warner remained with
the rear of the army and aided them in
many ways most effectually, as he was
maE well posted in caring for the sick
and this knowledge now came into excellent
use.
He must keep the army in motion, not q
day must be lost, and yet he was without
any chest of medicines. But he understood
the medicinal use Of roots and berbs, and of
proper care at critical times, and with these
allies he made an efIectual fight against dis
ease among his men,
When Ticondero "a was reached and the
loli called, thanks to Seth Warner, but few
vacanies in the ranks ar peared.
Col. Warner saved the lives of hundreds of
men in this way,and he did noble work but
it remained for hi namesake, III. II. Warner,
head of Warmers Safe Cure establishment, to
give the same kind of remedies then used to
the people of to day. in Warmers og Cabin
Reinejies.n These remedies have been
adopted after Thorough trial and investiga-
ton, and they are remedies of established
reputation. Being wholly vegetable, they
can be used without any fear as to the re
suits.
Among the new remedies is Sarsaparilll
for the blood, Hops and Buchu FOR tn,
stomach aud digestion, Cough and Consump
ton Remedy, Scalpine for the head and haiY
Rose Cream for that terrible disease ,cataFrh
e Log Cabin Liver Pin, a Log Cabin Plaster
and an Extract for internal and external use
Cur readers may rest assured that there
merit in every article.
The gale., 1888-02-03
FARM AND GARDEN.
Grating Crane Vines.

Dig away the ground around the vine
until smooth place is found on the stem,
cut it off smoothly and insert one oil
more scions as in cleft grating, bandagt
unless the stock is strong enough to hold
the scion without, press the earth around
the cut andtil up to the top of thesc
Another way is to make slantiug cut
downward toward the middle of the
stock, cut the scion to wedge and push
lt down on one side so as to join the
bark of the stock; IN this eeee the stock
need not be cut oil until YOU are sure
the scion has started. Grating above
ground may be done in the same manner
by drawing the ca th up around the
graft and removing it af.ur the scion and
stock are permanently joinei, bat graft
ing below the surface IS the most certain
way, and March and hpri are the ueual
months. Proragdting the vine by layers
and cuttings is the cas- est aud most co n
mon method. .-Ncso 70 4 WorJ3.
The gale., 1888-02-03
tnyestiug Ben Franklin's Money.

In 1880 will end the term OF 100 years
during which the cities of Boston and
philadelphia have each enjoyed the reve-
nue from bequest of $4,000 made by
BENJAMIN Franklin. The money was te
be loaned out to young married artlficerss,
and the trust has been executed, although
the lapse of the century requires a new
disnosition of the funds. 1t is significant
that while in Boston the $4,000 has
grown to nearly $32S, 900, in Philadel-
nIhia the $5, 900 has become only $50,
boo and that in both cases the amount
| is less than Franklin estimated It should
be. But as the natural philosophers O
Franklin's day generally fell short o.
the sage in ingenuity, SO too the success
sive boards of trustees have been far
| from equal to him in business ability. II
| IS interesting to note, however, that thf
| two funds still exist, and that part o.
tie Boston reserve goes in the pvscha st
81 a public recreation ground to b
! known as Franklin Park. hseetrIca
! Iroe'G.