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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

In New York Yesterday Government bonds were
quoted at 1o7 for As of 1907; 1929 for IS of 1881
1881 for As; sterling, 81 s54@4 ss1 silver bars
IL silver coin, discount buying, par selling
SILVER in London yesterday, 50 1-16d !; consols
30 SIG; per cent United States bonds los; Is
1899; AIS, III.
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at par
Mexican dollars, 81 buying, 9lI selling.
AT Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at o:
9dCa1os Sd for good to choice California
TRANSACTIONS at the Stock Boards in San francisco
yesterday morning were light. Sierra Nevada rose
to 81 l2I but less than 500 shares satisfied the
tire demand. The best price on the Sd was SO Is.
Union Consolidated sold at SO 25 to SO IS. against
SIS so to $40 the 3d. but only 22O shares sold at
both sessions Of the San Francisco Board. Savage
sold up to 50 49, against g so Monday.
THE National Bank at Paris, Ky, has been robbed
OF coin and bonds to the amount of $1,000.
Ar Brookville, Ind, Monday, Colonel R. NJ. Good
win shot and killed his brother DR.. John Goodwin.
IS row at Quebec, Monday, between stevedores,
two men were shot.
Ii quarrel over miping claim at Aston City,
Col, two men fatally shot each other.
An exceedingly rich haryes. is almost a surety in
Oregon this season.
TIE trial Of John, william and C. W. Crowey fol
murder is in progress at Napa.
AT the city election in Stockton Monday the Re
pubcans elected everything except Police Judge
and School Superintendent.
THE Apaches continue their depredations in New
Mexico.
ABOUT 500 men, employees of the smelling works
DESPERATE affray occurred Thursday in Wayne
county, Kentucky.
MARTHA JONES (colored) and her five children
we're burned to death Monday near Christiansburg
Va.
It is conceded at ST. Petersburg that between
Russia and China is nearly certain.
FIRE at Cleveland, o
THE President has vetoed the deficiency appropri-
alton bill, but approved the army aud fortications
bills
THE Governor of New York has vetoed the bill
taxing the capital of foreign banks in that State
THE General Conference OF the N. E. Church is in
session at Cincinnati, the proceedings of which will
be found from day to day in the RECORD UNION.
MORE than 1000 iron workers are on strike in
the north of England.
IHB Long branch Hotel at Alameda was destroyed
by fire yesterday, of the female servants perish
ing in the flames
The Railroad Commissioners yesterday elected
ex-Mayor Andrus, of Oakland, as Secretary, and
Franz V. Steinman as Bailiff
You've SHELTON, who accidentally shot himself at
Yuba Dam April 18th, died yesterday from the
effects of the wound.
DURING the past week the produce exports at New
York amounted to S539,0oO.
TIE Whitaker inquiry was continued at West
Point Yesterday.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Affairs ut Victoria.

VICTORIA, May 4th.-The streets present
an animated and lively appearance from the
frequent arrival of steamers with railway
workmen and Skagit- bound miners. An en-
ployment office for the railway has been
opened here. Heavy contracts for railway
plant have been given out here. 1t is re-
ported that the Government has arrived at a
satisfactory understanding with the Domin-
ion Government respecting the transfer of
the lands A bill has been introduced into
Parliament to impose toll of two cents on
rice passing over the roads. This is intended
to affect the China laborers, who are large
consumers of rice.
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and which King seeks to fasten upon DON
nelly, has already concluded that King
himself was the writer, his charges against
Donnelly will lose most of their force I'M
less he can clear his own skirts. There is
however favor of venality of the grossest
sort about the whole business, and it inev-
itably suggests the thought that lifting
Of the curtain which conceals the inner
life of Congress could hardly be attended
with pleasurable results for the country or
for the Congressman.
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Pnsseuaers possInr Car,iu.

CARLIN, May 4th.-Ihe following passen-
gers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in Sacra-
mento tomorrow: A. o. Smoot, r. Smoot,
Sidney Coray, Utah; Arthur Govan, Scot
land Mrs. L. S. White, Boston, Mass +;
E. Whiteford, Denver, Col; A. Hof-
man, Bradford, England; II. Hoffman,
do; f. Mccain, London; W. W. Gray,
Scotland; e. d. Dana, New York City; E.
A. Phelps, San Francisco E. f. Palmer,
Auburn. n. Y. ; I. H. McGranahan, Ogden /;
John Wilson, California w. E. Gordon,
Wisconsin Martin Nolen, Wisconsin VIM.
Boggs, Ohio; j. A. Evans, Toronto Ont !;
Robert Wallace, Scotland j. Stead, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Mrs. Brown, New York 80
emigrants. including II males. to arrive in
Sacramento May 9th.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Give me sound reasons FER taking a
medicine / will not try it, says the rational in
valid This is fair and right. Assertion is not proof
In recommending BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA
AND PILLS. therefore, as specifics for scrofula and
all the types of ulcerous and eruptive disease it is
proper to remind the public that, for onethird
of century, they have been uniformly successful in
cases of this kind m5-1t
DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases of Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Vigor, Noe
vurnal Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physi-
cal Debility, and all that class OF complaints arising
from Excess, Iudiscretion Abuse. The old find IN
this remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young a safeguard and protection. DR.. LA MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, debitated
from whatever cause to their pristine vgor. Price,
81 so per bottle. Sent G. o. D. by express to any
address, from observation. Address all orders
to A. McBOYLE s. CO.. Druggists, P. o. Box 1852,
San Francisco m4-3m
Capital Colonnaie, No. I0I7 Tenth street.
Private for families. The best of wines,
liquors, cigars, etc. JOHN HECTOR, Proprietor.
mr1S-1m
"COnsOmme. at the F0rrest?' every
evening from to II n17-1m
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Four Men Observation-Disclosures TriaI-sui-
cfde-Ffshermen's B0afs Capsized.


PORTLAND, May 4th.-A private dispatch
was received here to-day from up the Column
bia, which states that four men were drowned
yesterday by the capsizing of boat at Pa
louise Ferry, on the Palouse. No particulars
given.
The trial Of George Collins, indicted for the
murder of Clark Hamilton, will commence
tomorrow morning at Oregon City. Collins
has been indicted for murder in the first de-
gree. About eighty witnesses are to be ex-
amined in the case.
A dispatch has been received here of the
death by suicide of Edwin E. Turk. at Can
yon City, Grant county. He shot himself
through the head with pistol. Turk was
well known all over the State, having been
Grand Warden of the Grand Lodge, |. U. o.
F., of Oregon. He was engaged in merchan-
dising at Canyon City, and for some time
past has been financially embarrassed This
is attributed as the cause of the suicide.
Late this evening the Merchants Exchange
received telegram from Astoria, stating
that report had Just reached there of the
capsizing of six fshermen's boats at the Co.
lumbia river bar. At the time of sending
the dispatch it was not known how many
lives had been lost.
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KallOch's Observation-Disclosures is Thought
of Ii In san Francisco.


SAN Francisco, May 4th.-The news of
the action of the Board of Supervisors last
! night in the case of Mayor Kalloch has been
the subject of much divers comment about
town to-day a large and respectable ele-
ment seems disposed to indorse it without
reservation, deeming that his public utter
ances afford ample cause for his removal.
Others. while holding that he deserves to be
deposed on general principles as trouble
some and unsafe man, doubt whether the
charges can be made to stand the test of an
impartial judicial investigation and strict
application of legal rules and principles.
These, however. bear in mind that the
same view was taken in Kearney's
case, which they did not expect would be
confirmed by the higher Court, yet the result
proved that they had erred in their expecta-
tions, and there is a general impression that
if there is any doubt as to the measure of
Kalloch's offending then the benefit thereof
will be given against him, and that a strong
moral pressure will be brought to bear to
effect his removal. Still another view of the
case, and one by no means confined to Kali
lochs political friends and sand-lot followers.
is that the proceeding is an outrage on the
privilege of free discussion, and an attempt
to subvert private and personal rights in
obedience to the behests of party. The
theory of those who have taken this view
is connected with the passage of the
Mcclure charter, and is briefly this: Under
the present city government the Board of
Supervisors have the power of appointment
to vacancy in the Mayoralty Under the
Mcclure charter the Mayor will appoint
new Board of Delegates to act In conjunction
with the present Board of Supervisors. The
alleged game is to first GUST Kalloch by means
of the proceedings now afoot. The present
Board of Supervisors will then appoint a
Mayor of their own choice, who will in turn
appoint the new Board of Delegates in
harmony with the present Board. This will
bring the legislative and executive depart
ments of the city government into complete
utilization, and there are many who profess to
believe that the result will inure to the bene-
fit of certain interests that need watching on
the part of the public. This theory adds
weight to the belief that every effort will be
made to strain the law in favor of the convic-
ton Of Kalloch.
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MONTREAL HEARD FRoM.-R. L. Mosley,
Canada, certified September q, 1879, that
he had suffered terribly from dyspepsia, and
was completely cured by taking Warmers
Safe Bitters. He says: "My appetite is
good, and ] now suffer no inconvenience from
eating hearty meals These Btters are also
a specific for all skin diseases. FL. C. Kirk &
Co., agents, Sacramento.
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The GiIroy Election.

GILRoY, May 4th-The municipal election
in this city yesterday passed off quietly, but
the count shows it to have been very close
contest. The total number of votes cast was
263. There were two tickets before the peo-
pie, Que issued by the Citizens Convention,
and the other by the Peoples Convention
The names and votes of the candidates were
as follows For Mayor-Otto, 131; White
hurst, 100. For Clerk-Satterwhite 149 j;
Castro, 1l3. For Marshal-Adams, lib /;
Christy, 49, For Treasurer-Hearsey, Isl /;
Lennon, 10S For ouncilmen-Danger-
field, Isl; Reither, 157 ; Thornton, 1S2
Morey, al; Fitzgerald, 1874 Cobb, 147
Hanson, 135 Paine, 125; Dryden, lbs Bas-
signano SO; Rogers, 121 K. r. Whitehurst,
100. The Mayor and one Councilman were
respect the Citizens ticket was victorious.
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OREGON.
OREGON.
ather-DemOcrafic Conventional

Weather-BemOcrati COnyentiOns-CrOp
Prospects.
PORTLAND, May 4th.-The weather is cool
and showery.
Democratic County Conventions were held
yesterday in Clackamas and Yamhill coun-
ties at which full tickets were placed in the
field.
The late rains have made the prospects for
the coming crops almost surety. Spring
grain is looking well, and what fall sowing
was done before winter set in gives evidence
of one of the richest harvests we have had in
q long time
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The Mining Tax at Virginia,

VIRGINIA, May 4th.-Of the S15, OLA 80 tax
just levied on the net proceeds of the mines
for the quarter ending March 31st. Califor-
MIA pays 81, 1S5 40, Consolidated Virginia
81, S32 26, Ophir 81, 407 Sc, Union s6.S7S 80.
Belcher, Consolidated Imperial. Monte
Cristo, Savage and Sierra Nevada appear for
small amounts. There are no tailings.
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NEVADA.
Municipal Election ut virginia.

VIRGINIA, May 4tb.-In the municipal cleo
ton yesterday the Republicans elected their
Mayor, Assessor, Treasurer, and three of
their Aldermen. The Democrats get the
Chief of Police, Tax Collector, City Attorney
and one Alderman.
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RESULTS OF CITY BLEorIo1
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL
CALIFORNIA.
The Railroad C0m.nissiOners-Sec
and BaiIIT Chosen

and BailIn Chosen.
SAN Francisco, May 4th.-At meeting
of the Railroad Commissioners to-day ex-
Mayor Andrus, of Oakland, was nominated
for Secretary by Beerstecher, and he re-
ceived the votes of Cone and Beerstecher,
General Stoneman protesting and refusing to
vote. For Bailiff, Franz V. Steinman was
nominated by Beerstecher, who with Cones
vote elected him against the protest of Stone
man, who again declined to vote, saying he
did not know the party and deemed an ex-
animation of his qualifications necessary. A
stenographer was not chosen. Andrus, the
Secretary. was Mayor of Oakland, is a
Workingman and ex-Republican. The Pres.
ident was authorized to employ whenever
necessary the services of a shorthand re-
porter. A resolution was passed requesting
the Secretary of State to send certified tran
scripts of all laws relating to the Commits
sion. 1t was decided to employ an attorney
when necessary. Also that the Board pro-
coed at once to ascertain the wishes and de-
mands of the people relative to railroad fares
and freights, and to hold its first formal meet
ing one day this month in Cotton, San Ber-
nardino county.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.
[From San Francisco exchanges of May 4th

tFrom San Francisco exchanges Of May 4th.1
The receipts of quicksilver at this port
during the month of April were 4, 1904
TASKS. The exports during the same time
were |, 3l4 TASKS.
The steamer Gaelic arrived last night.
twenty-six days from Hongkong and six
teen from Yokohama. She brought only
five cabin passengers.
Fire Marshal John L. Durkee reports 10
fires and alarms during the month of April,
of which Is were actual fires l attempt to
set fire, chimney fires and / second alarm.
1t is understood that the present form of
transferring mining shares will be contin-
ued, the new law requiring the names of
bona tide owners to be entered In the GER
tificates to the contrary notwithstanding
Yesterday afternoon special train of
ten coaches left this city for Los Angeles
and the end of the Southern Pacific,
which is now completed over forty miles
beyond Tucson. a number of Government
officers and railroad officials were among
the number, who are on tour of inspection
to the end of the road. A portion of the
Boston excursionists were also of the party.
After lingering illness Monroe Ashbury
died at the Baldwin Hotel at a quarter
past o'clock this afternoon. His demise
was not unexpected, for he has been suffer-
ing from complication of diseases for
some time past, and his recovery was de-
SPARED of by his physicians several weeks
ago. For days he has been lingering be-
tween life and death, and though suffering
less pain than in the earlier stages of his
illness, yet his vitality was slowly giving
| way to the strain of deep-seated disease.
Rheumatic govt had troubled him for sew
eral years, and this was followed by drop
sly, which finally caused his death. Mr.
Ashbury was born in Maryland. sixty-two
years ago..
| Annexed is translation of the letter
| found in the room of the Chinaman who
hanged himself at No. 759 Clay street on
Saturday last:
| Third month, 9th day, Chinese calendar (May
country and spent my money at the gambling
table, and have not accomplished anything. Where
| | am now l cannot raise money to return home.
am SICK and have not long to live. My life has been
useless one When you read this letter, do not cry
yourselves sick on my account | request that you
| have my brothers wives rear and educate my two
/ cousins wish to be known as godfather to one of
them, and wish you would carry out my desire in
this respect, and not disapponr me. / desire Chow
He, my wife, to protect and assist YOU, and when
you both dead she may marry if she wishes. If
these instructions are not carried out will haunt
you after death. Don't blame any of nv relatives
here for my death. In this world can do no more
| for you, father and mother. You must look to the
next world for any future benefit to be received
from me. Toxic GooT LOON.
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California produces 100000 pounds
of wool every year, of which IS, 900, 900 are
sent abroad only to be returned to her
in a manufactured state.
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MELVILLE ScHooL.-A correspondent of
the RECORD UNION, writing from MELVILLE
on the recent closing-day of the school
there, says: To-day being the last day
of school at this place for the term just ex-
PRED, we had fine exhibition. The
school was attended by about fifty scholars
and each one took part and lively inter
est in the proceedings of the day, which
consisted of the reading of some good selec-
tions, recitations, dialogues, spelling and
vocal and instrumental music. The exhi-
bition gave great pleasure and satisfaction
to the many visitors, most of whom con-
sisted of the parents of the scholars. There
were present also the Trustees of the
school. In the evening the exhibition
closed with fine Grafton delivered by the
teacher, whose competency is acknowl-
edged. Many Of his scholars babe him
farewell with moistened eyes aud saddened
hearts, while the others, who are to re-
main, are anxious for the date to arrive
when new term will begin and reunite
the school.
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The stockton EIection.

STOCKTON, May 4th.-The Republicans
elected everything yesterday, except School
Superintendent and Police Judge by an
average of 300 majority. The Democrats
elect DIR. Crawford as Superintendent of
Schools and j. L. Mowbray as Police Judge.
! For the latter there were three tickets in the
field. Following are the elected officers with
their majorities Votes polled-First Ward,
1898 /; Second Ward First Precinct), 81 Sec.
ond Precinct, 424 Third Ward, 557; total,
1,75e. Mayor, G. C. Hyatt (Rep.), 252 ;
Police Judge, Jas. L. Mowbray Dem 80 I;
City Attorney, Stanton l.. Carter (Rep.l
351 Chief of Police, o. G. Langmaid (Rep ],
81; City Collector, c. w. Brunton (Rep. ],
27S City Assessor, w. P. Baird (Rep.), 2S6
Superintendent of Public Schools, S. P.
Crawford (Dem.), 80; Councilmen-First
Ward, w. c. White, Alfred Parker Sec
ond, h. o. Southworth, D. L. Campbell ;
Third, E. F. Cadle, A. M. Rowell (Reps.)
School Trustees-First Ward, John Yard
ley; Second, w. g. Curtis Third, II. C.
Norris, all Republicans.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
benson, Judge.

TUESDAY, May 4th.
German Building and Loan Association VS.. Vim.
Gait ct al demurrer of defendants Booth over
ruled. Motion for further bill of particulars over
ruled. Ten days to defendant Booth to answer.
Mitigate vs. Hammer Il Bell-Judgment for de-
PENDANTS.
Mechanics Mill Co. VS.. Royal Judgment
for plaintiff.
Estate of Harrison Wackman, deceased-Final &C.
count of Administrative confirmed and allowed.
". C. Felch VS.. Margaret Howe-Judament va
Gated condition that defendant pay plaintiff $40
as terms.
Ellen Lowell VS.. John Lowell Custody of the
minor child, John Murty Lowell, awarded to John
Williams.
CLARK, Judge.
Guardianship OF Catherine Irene Cotton ct al.-Ac-
count Of guardian settled and W. C. Sheldon ap-
pointed guardian.
John Noel vs.. His Creditors-Decree of discharge
in insolvency entered.
benson, Judge.
r. s. Carey ct al. vs. j. G. Rae ct al.-on trial be-
fore a jury.
Adjourned till tomorrow at 0 o'clock A. NJ.
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More Rain.

SHASTA, May 4th.-It still continues rain
ing at Shasta Yesterdays rainfall was 6
an inch. The river and creeks are very high.
The wind is from the south.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
RESULTS OF CITY ELECTIONS.
The Long Branch Hotel at Alameda De-
sSroyed by Fire.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
Secretary and Bailif Of the Railroad
Commission Chosen.
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IL
A THE RESIDENCE, NO. 915 FIFTH STREET,
~ between l and J, all of the we-kept FURNI-
TURE, etc., consisting of: Four Bedroom Sets,
Spring and Top Mattresses, Feather Pillows and
Bolsters Blankets Spreads and Sheets, Brussels and
Ingram Carpets Lounge and Lounge Beds, Bed
steads, Bureaus, Wristbands, Dining and other
Tables and Chairs Chromos, Brackets, ETC., Medal
lion Cooking Range and Fixtures large variety of
Glass and Crockeryware, and other goods too numer
Gus to mention.
e5y Sale positive and without reserve.
NJ j. SIMMONS, Auctioneer,
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEURoURG & Lagos,

MOS. so, 81 AND 81 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO.
IN dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies.
Manufacturers OF Malt and all kinds Of Meals, etc,
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour,
Buckwheat Flour, etc. apl7-1pu
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$4,000 TO LOAN
HOTEL FOR SAL.

YENHE CHICAGO HOTEL, sos, 80 AND 1872 j
4 street, Sacramento, Cal. This hotel has eleven
single and eleven double rooms, besides ladies' par
or, dining room and Kitchen with the necessary APP
purtenanees The parlor and dining-rooms are large
well lighted and well ventilated, and the kitchen
supplied with every modern Improvement Con
nected with the hotel are large and well-arranged
barroom and office, and the hotel will be sold with
or without the barroom. All the furniture and
utensils new, and the hotel is doing good bust
ness, having about fifty boarders 1t is in a most
favorable location, being within two blocks of the
Railroad Depot and the principal business street
of the city. This property, with four-and-a-baf-
year lease of the premises, be bought at very
low rate and on the most favorable terms.
For particulars inquire the prem ises or address
JOSEPH THIELEN, Chicago Hotel, Sacramento, Cal
The present tenant will remain with the purchaser
for two three weeks if desirable, to introduce tn
same to customers and to business. Death of wife
is the reason for this sale. m5-1ptf
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CIV EIecfion al Napa-Murder Trlal.

NAPA, May 4th.-The city election yester.
A. Sampson, on the Citizens ticket, were
elected Trustees. G. w. Allen for Marshal,
and j. n Wallingford for Clerk of the Board
and Treasurer, were elected on the Working
mems ticket. Several split tickets were in
the field, and much scratching was done. The
vote had no political significance.
The trial of John Crowley, VIM. Crowley
and G. w. Crowey, indicted for murder COM
mitted last October, commenced yesterday.
Much interest is taken In the case, as the
parties indicted are well known here. The
defense are making strenuous efforts for a
change Of venue.