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NEWS OF TIE MORNING.

Business being generally suspended in New York
yesterday, no quotations from that city are given
this morning..
Silver in London yesterday. Sgd; consols.
IS li-l6; per cent. United States bonds 1861 Is
Ilos; AS, ll2s.
In San Francisco hal: dollars are quoted at par
Mexican dollars, 9S buying, 934 selling.
At Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at 9s
sd@9s 81 for good to choice California.
At Davisvllle. Sunday, John Leon shot and
seriously wounded J. W. Brown.
The fur seal business on Vancouver Island has
been one of great profit this season.
The charges against the management OF the
Washington Territory insane asylum have been
dismissed
The Nesqually and PuyaIlup Indians, in Washing
ton Territory, are making move toward becoming
citizens.
D. Pedrante committed suicide at San Andreas
yesterday
The National holiday enthusiastically cele-
brated yesterday in the East and on tins coast.
AT Utsalady, W. IT, Sunday, Charles A. Lofsrun
kicked Oliver Jaisen. and probably fatally injured
him
A horrible story OF chained prisoner burning to
death comes from Victoria D. G.
The Greenbackers of Connecticut have nomi-
mated full State ticket, with Henry C. Baldwin
for Governor.
The Cuban insurgent under command Of Calixto
Garcia have been completely defeated
Fire at Pensacola, Fla
Irish Mary, well-known character, was found
dead in Virginia, New, yesterday
Patrick Carroll was shot and killed at Bodie Sun
day evening.
Last night John Kennedy was shot and danger
Ously wounded at Bodie by William Baker.
A shocking yachting disaster occurred on White
Bear Lake, Minnesota, yesterday.
Captain William Hammond was accidentally shot
dead by his near Chicago yesterday.
At Philadelphia yesterday ferrYbcat capsized a
small vessel, drowning four persons
The cotton spnners strike ut Mossey, Eng, has
been compromised.
A commercial crisis is prevailing at Belgrade.
Quiet has been restored at Bueuos Ayres.
At Kansas City, Mo-, Yesterday George Elder
shot and killed Leander Abbott.
Gas explosions in London Sunday night killed
swo persons injured thirty, and damaged 4O0houses.
A severe shock of earthquake did considerable
damage in Switzerland Sunday.
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more momentous, than anything that is
before the French Parliament; but there
was no thought of abolishing the House of
Lords because it refused to pass the bill
which the people demanded, and though it
may be said that soma of the methods
finally resorted to by Ministers to secure
the passage of the bill created dangerous
precedents, experience has shown that the
fabric of the Government was in no respect
damaged or weakened by them. The
French politicians who are now SO fiercely
denouncing the action Of the Senate dc not
perceive that second chambers are insti-
tuted for the special purpose OF acting as
checks upon the dangerous impulsiveness
of the popular assembly. 1t has been
found very desirable that one branch
of the national legislature should be
removed somewhat from the influence of
currentopinion that it should be largely in
dependent of popular favor that it should
represent the more sober, reflective, and
matured sentiment of the country 1t will
sometimes happen that this conservative
body opposes itself unwarrantably to salu-
tary reforms but as there are no real re-
forms which are Tot the more commended
to popular approval the closer they are
examined, their postponement rarely pro-
duces any other effect than to intensity the
demand for the changes proposed. In the
present case it appears to outsiders that
there may be good ground for the Senate's
refusal to endorse the plan of plenary am
nesty It is well known that among the
Communists in exile there are very many
Objectionable and dangerous characters i;
men who are certain if released to re-
turn to their old trade of conspiracy,
or to agitate for measures calculated
to do great injury to the republic.
But whatever opinion may be formed
concerning the wisdom of the SEN
ate's decision, its right to make
that decision ought not for a moment
to be questioned. To assert that the rad
ical party willnot submit to unconstitutional
defeat, and that it will require the aboli-
ton of the chamber which has given it this
rebuff, is to confess that the radical party
is incapable of self government. We be-
lieye that the only hope of the French re-
public lies not only in the maintenance of
its Senate, but in Difference toits judgment
whenever it has the power of determining
the fate of measures. Let the second
chamber be abolished in fit of pique and
impotence, and the removal of all checks
to radical legislation must be so complete
that one extravaganza will follow another
until anarchy is reached, and then the old
dreary experience of despotism succeeding
to disorder will crown the melancholy fail
ure. The present situation in France is
critical. Let US hope that her statesmen
will prove equal to the emergency, and
that sense and patriotism will be more
than match for demagogism and cant.
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NEVADA.
Passengers Passing Carlin.

CARLIN, July 5th.-The following passen-
gers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in Sacra-
mento July 9th: Mrs. Simns, Boston Mr..
and Mrs. Lettner, Sacramento c. r. Elliott,
f. C. Elliott, st. Louis; j. w. Scott, Cali.
fornia NJ. Colgan, B. Morley and wife,
New York Mrs. II. NJ Bennett, Oxford
Alfred A. Wheeler, San Francisco; John
Schreiner and wife, Mrs. G. G.. Brooks, Phila-
delphia, Pa; 5. C. Campbell, Leadville, COL;
Henry r. Ewalt, Arizona; K. Gallewiski,
Germany E. P. White, San Francisco; SO
emigrant passengers, including Al males to
arrive in Sacramento July 9TH.
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Ease BAN Accident.

SAN JOSH, July 5th-Captain Levy. Of
Oakland, was the victim of an accident here
yesterday. He was at the fair grounds en-
gagged In a base ball game, the contestants be-
ing the Oaklands and Mutuals, and was at
the bat, when a ball thrown swiftly by the
pitcher struck him in the left temple, knock.
ing him senseless. In few minutes he re-
vived, but shortly afterward was taken with
a fit, and was removed to town. During the
night he suffered considerably, and was not
able to leave his bed until nearly noon to-day.
He is about as well as ever.
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The re,v mantle tbe ..d;recto;ra

The new mantle, the s'directoire, mot yet
in the magazines, is black or in "chevaux
de la refine, is long, slashed up the back,
with the sleeves gathered at the shoulders
so as to look full. 1t is trimmed down the
front with satin band edged with passe-
menterie describing leaves of jet. cas-
cade of Breton lace is in the center if the
mantle is light, and of chantilly lace if it
is black.
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Funeral will leave residence on Q street, be.~ees
Fourteenth and Fifteenth, at 1ol5 A. NJ: thence
to the church,
opposi,e de ranch, Yolo county, July a.
EliSaoeth, daughter Of Michel and Mary Ianks,
native OF California, IA years, months and
Days. tsan francisco and Woodland papers please
copY.) f''>'e
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the German Lutheran Church, corner Twelfth and
streets, this afternoon at 2 oclocs.l
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shooting at Bodie.


BoDIE, July 9TH. = Patrick Carroll. a
miner, was shot and instantly killed last even
ing in front of Miners Union Hall. A reso..
luton had been adopted by the Miners
Union at previous meeting to the effect that
the organization would not participate in to-
days parade, because of an objection to the
Grand Marshal, Captain j. G. Messec; A
special meeting was called last night, and the
posed to turhing ont, and was so violent in
the hall that he was excluded. subsequently
he went to the hall, and drumming on the
door with his six-shooter, committee went
outside to remove him. A scufile ensued. In
which Carroll was pushed from the steps
upon the ground, when he commenced firing
at the committee. They returned the fire,
six bullets entering his body, producing
death within FIVE minutes. Carroll was con-
sidered violent man, and was quito promi-
nent in the DAILY trouble year ago.
This evening John Kennedy. wood con.
tractor, was shot and dangerously wounded
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STATE FAIR PREMIUM LIsr.-The premium
list of the twenty annual fair of
the State Agricultural Society has just been
issued from the State Printing office. 1t is
conveniently arranged and neatly printed in
small pamphlet of 60 pages. In addition
to the premium list it contains the revised
rules of the State Agricultural Society,
adopted May IS, 1880, which are important
to all interested in the Society and its ex-
hibits. 1t also has the revised Constitution
and the Act approved April 10, 1880, ITO
provide for the management and control of
the State Agricultural Society of the State, :"
and the Act providing for District Agricult-
ural Associations, under control of the State.
1t is announced that, for the accommodation
of families and parties desiring to camp out
during the fair, the Board have secured am
pie grounds for that purpose within easy ac-
cess to the Pavilion and the Park. BY
availing themselves of this opportunity The
attendance at the State Fair may be made a
pleasant camping tour by parties at dis
tance, at small expense.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-06
BRITISH COLOMBIA.
Telegraph Repaired-Furs Seals weather
Pronounced success.

VICTORIA. July 4th.-The telegraph cable
was successfully repaired yesterday.
A letter from Esquimalt, on the west coast
Of this island, states that at that station alone
900 fur seals have been bought. Indians set
tied there have made more than $1,000 in
two months. Some made as high as 500
each in one day, and many from $50 to $50
each. The yield is as good as that of rich
gold find, if it would but last. In all, it is
estimated that the west coast Indians must
have received $4,000 in hard cash in
two months time.
Since the latter end of May the weather
on the coast has been stormy.
The Derby dyke, on the Frazer river, has
successfully resisted the high water, and is
a pronounced success.
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Daprerously Tniurcd by a KICK.

PoRT TOWNSEND, July 5th.-One OF the
crew of the bark David Hoadley, named
Oliver Jaisen. was kicked yesterday in the
throat by the mate, Charles A. Lofgrun, dur
ing dispute at Utsalady, and the man was
taken to the Marine Hospital, where every
attention was paid him, but his wound was
such that he will probably not live till morn
ing. Loferun has been arrested by the
United States Marshal.
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OREGON.
subsistence of The FIood-rhe weather.

subsistence Of the FIood-The Weather.
PORTLAND, July 5th.-The Willamette
river is still falling here. The submerged
portions of First street are getting dry again.
1t is confidently anticipated that the river
will fall back into its accustomed chan
mel within a week. Reports from east of the
Cascades indicate that both the Snake and
Columbia rivers are slowly falling. The dam
ages by reason of the freshet are very diff
able, but not SO large as at first anticipated.
The grain and fruit crops have sustained
more damage than any other kind of prop
erty. So far as heard from, there has been
no loss of life.
The weather is dreadful sultry.
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Aecldcnt-falsc Alarm.

SAN JOSE, July 5th-John Lepesech was
thrown from a wagon early this evening and
had his leg broken, the horse having started
suddenly at the explosion of fre-crackers
under his feet.
There was false alarm of FIRE sounded
this evening about half-past o'clock.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-06
mr.. In mar. sem,na, pu,s curc nj,

DIR. Ia Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases of Seminal Weakness, Loss Of Vigor, Noe
.urnal Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physi
cal Debility and all that class of complaints arising
from Excess, Indiscreton or Abuse The old find in
this remedy FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. DR.. La MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs debltated
from whatever cause, to their pristine vgor. Price,
SO 80 per bottle. Sent c. o. ID. by express to any
address, secure from observation. Address all orders
to A. MoB0YLE s CO.. Druggists, P. o. Box l,es9,
San Francisco. m4-3m
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hackman and sporting character, and Leander
Abbot, also sporting man, met in a saloon
this afternoon and renewed a quarrel of some
days ago. During the row Elder drew a re-
volver and shot and killed Abbot. The muir
derer was arrested
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Deaths at virginia.

VIRGINIA. July 5th.-Irish Mary, well
known character of the Comstock, was found
dead this morning at the bottom of the stairs
leading down from C street. 1t is supposed
she was drunk and fell down, as her neck was
broken.
Daniel O'Connell. well known and popu-
lar young man of this city, died this morning
of pneumonia.
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BORN.
Anaheim, June-l9-Wife Of E. Claridge, a son.
DIED..

Sacramento July 5-Elinor, wife OF John Swlner,on'
native OF New York, 4s years and months
New York and Massachusetts, papers please copyb
Funeral notice hereafter.J
Sacramento, July 5-Eunice Whitmore wife OF the
late W. " Frasier, native of Coxsackie, aged 1s
years. months and Is days (Coxsackie and
New York papers please copy)
Friends of the family, and those OF her son. s. r.
Smith, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, which will take place from the Presbyte.
rian Church tomorrow "Wednesday, at II A. ",
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SAN ANDBEAs, July 5th.-D. Pedrante.
a quartz miner from San Antonio ridge,
suicided in lodging house in this place to-
day by taking strychnine.
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Patient: "Then, according to you,
doctor, in order TO live at ali must give
up all that makes life worth livingl' Doc
tor: "I'm afraid so--at least fer a few
years." Patient Perhaps you'd rec
ommend me to marry?" Doctor Ia con-
iirmed bachelor: "0h, no Come, my
dear fellow. it's not quite so bad as that,
you know =
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-06

Notice.-The Monthly Meeting OF the
Capital Gyms stun Club Is postponed from Monday
evening to THURSDAY EVENING, July s, 1880
All persons who desire to become members OF the
Club should hand their applications the Secretary
at once. BY order of TIFF. PRESIDENT.
ii. ID. GAMBLE, Secretary. jy5td
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"Why don't you get married" said a
young lady to bachelor acquaintance who
was on visit. 81 have been trying for
the last ten years to find some one who
would be silly enoughto take me, and have
not yet succeeded, was the reply. "Then
you haven't been down our way" was the
insinuating rejoinder.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-06

A widow lady of London, Ont, feeling
the heat oppressive on Friday night, arose
and got into cistern in her yard to take a
BATH She was unable to get out again,
and next morning was heard screaming for
help by two young men passing. They
went to her assistance, and pulling her out,
one of them enveloped her in his dnster, IN
which condition she returned indoors.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-06

The Daily Humboldt Times, published
at Eureka, has entered upon its fourteenth
volume The advertising columns of the
paper indicate that the people OF Humboldt
county appreciate the value of god local
journal, which the Times undoubtedly is.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

There are many perfumes VIII eli, W hen
applied to the handkerchief, have a very agreeable
odor for few moments and then die away, leaving
only sickly. disagreeable smell Not with
MURRAY & LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER the
longer is exposed the delicate and delightful
becomes its rich aroma jy6-lt
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Assault no Commit Murder.

DAvIsvILLE, July 5th.-Yesterday after
noon, at the brewery in this place, John
Leow, while under the influence of liquor,
and without any apparent cause, shot j. w.
Brown in the left shoulder, producing pain
full, though not dangerous wound. 1eow was
promptly arrested and confined in Jail till
morning, when he was brought before Justice
William King for examination. and com
mitted, with bail fixed at l,200, which he
was unable to furnish, and viii be sent to the
County all at Woodland to await his trial
for an assault with intent to commit murder.
They both are laboring men, and strangers in
ri
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Suicide OF a Miner.

by woodchopper named BIZ Baker. 1t
was the result of drunken row. Baker was
arrested
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Fen though the face be not so fair,
And beaut may be all but flown,
Dear ladies, you need not despaii,
II S0ZODoNT you make your own;
And brush your teeth and mouth with skill
You'll fascinate and conquer still.
jy1-3tThSTu
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-06
COAST DISPATCHES.

COAST DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION
THE NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY.
Enthusiastic Observance of the Day at
Various Points.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
Frightful Death of Chained Prisoner at
Victoria.
OREGON AND wAsnisGroS rERRrroRY.
Setting Disputes at Bodie With Revolvers
Fatal Results.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
CECILIA CLus.

FNHIS AFTERNOON MIDSUMMER CLASS FOR
i beginners THIS EVENING and THURSDAY
EVENING at S O'clock live It'll J. L.. SKINNER.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
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Women and Children Left by towards to
Drown.
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THE NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY.

SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION
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TELECRAPHIC.

TELECRAPHIC.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
TERRIBLE YACHT DISASTER.
Women and Children Left by towards to
Drown.
THE NATIONAL HOLIDAY IN THE EAST.
Hancock's Fealty to the National Govern
ment Questioned.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS
Damaging Explosions of Gas in London
Earthquake in Switzerland.
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HAVANA, July 5th.-The insurgents under
command of Calixto Garcia have been over.
taken and completely defeated. The So
called General and Minister of War Pho Ro-
sado, Majors Natalie, Argent and Enrique
Varona, together with Felix Morejon and
Manuel Cortes Echaneva, all of whom &C.
companied Calixto Garcia in the last expedi-
ton that left the United States, have been
taken prisoners. Calixto Garcia, with his few
remaining followers, has fled to Manigua.
AGnirs at Buenos Ayres- Quiet Restored.
LONDON, July 5th.--A telegram from Rio
de Janeiro of July 9th says: News is re-
ceived from Buenos Ayres that arrangements
having been concluded, supplies and pro-
visions are admitted to the city. The National
troops are retiring, and the Provincials have
disbanded.
PARIS, July 5th-A dispatch has been re-
ceiyed from the Argentine Minister of
Finance, dated Buenos Ayres, July 9th, an
nouncng that the rebellion has concluded
with submission to the national au-
thority and a complete pacifcation. There
! is great rejoicing.
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cApWALADER & PARSONS

STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, WRAPPING
- Paper Etc, No. 3l2 street, between Third
and Fourth jy64plm
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-16
Flowing Wet Land.
Mass Piowman.

L an II 4 Il VI An4 n Cd j.. "
II does not pay to attempt to pillow
and cultivate the soil while it is wet
and heavy. Land plewed when too wet
becomes hard and cloddy as it dries,
and may remain SO all summer, much
to the detriment of the crops. Nor
should land be to planted be carted up
on till it gets SO dry that it will not
pack hard under the wheel tracks. If
manure is to be hauled out, it may
be better to leave it in piles by the
side Of the field, to be reloaded later,
rather than spoil the land for the sea-
son by carting over it when wet. Far
mers who get behind with their work
at this season, will perhaps see
more clearly the advantages OF haul
ing out manure and spreading il in the
winter when the ground is frozen, and
when full loads can be hauled easily
over what is now soft, muddy land,
or what is sometimes better still, ap-
ply the manure for this years crop
in the fall just before the ground
lFGPZPFs
This has .bseu our own practice for
several years All the summer made
manure, not previously disposed Of, is
drawn out in October and November
and. spread broadcast directly from
the cart on ployed land. and, worked
under lightly with the disk harrow or
cultivator. Early crops may be put in
without days delay after the prop
er time arrives, often making a DIFF.
ference of many dollars in the net
value of the returns. We allude to
this subject now. that those who find
themselves fretted and cross because
of the danger from late planting or
sowing, may be led to plant better in
future. @A
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4 4
much relived, especially.if the patisht
avoids all acids. whether in food pr
beverage. The Jerusalem artichoke
has also a similar effect in relieving
rheumatism, The heads may be eaten
iii the usual way bnt tea-made from
the leaves of the stalk, and drawn three
or four times day, is certain rem
edy, through not equally agreeable.
It may be well TO- remark that most
plants which grow naturally nearethe
sea-coast contain more or less iodine,
and in all rheumatic complaints iod-
inc has long been favorite remeded.
One who has long been in the drug
business told the writer some years
ago that many of the popular patent
nostrums WHICH some disinterested
people-"for the good of their fellow
creatures" -->sold at two dollars a bot
tie, consisted simply of a few cents
worth of iodine in solution,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-16

Chattanooga Commercial. April 10
CoRN-On wharf, 4sa5oc, in depot,
54a66c.
WHEAT-Markot dull, $I.20al. 800 on
wharf; $I.37lal. 10 in depot.
MEAL--65 cents per bushel.
MEArs--- Bulk meats, long clear sides, 7c:
shoulder, 5lc hams, Ole. H ~
BAooH-None offered.
LARp-s-In cans, Sc; tierces, 81.
OATs-Per bushel, 40a5l cents.
HAY-90a$l co per cwt.
PoTAToEs-Irish, 75c.; sweet, 75c.
FIoUR--Extrs $3.50; family, $685.
extra family, $3.50; fancy, 1875.
CONGRATULATIONS, grown, 20c,
Eaes--Per dozen, &c.
BUTTER-Per pound, l6a20c.
GINsENa-Per pound, $1.Q5a1. 10.
BEEswAx-Per pound, lsa2Oo. :
H1DEs--Green, ic; sailed, &c; dry
sailed, 9al3c. 10
FEATHERs- Choice, 40a4Sc.
DRIED FRuIT-Apples, &c, peaches, 10.
TALLow-Per pound, &c. -. ~ 49,.
LIVE SToCK-Beef, 2iaSAc gross, ship
ping cattle, 84a9ec, sheep, 2sa8c; hogs,
Basic; shoats, 2As8to gross.