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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

In New York Saturday Government bonds were
quoted at 11S for IS of 1907; lol5 for 5s of 1881
ll1s for As; sterling, "a 79l@4 s2A silver bars,
Ins
Silver in London Saturday, 513d; consols,
ssl11ed per cent, United States bonds, 1o45s As,
ZIG 5-16; AIS, 1l54.
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
count to par; Mexican dollars, Gle.
At Liverpool Saturday wheat was quoted at9s lod
C11os Id for good to choice California.
Mining stocks were quite weak in San Francisco
Saturday. The south-end stocks reached the low
est prices this month. After the Board there were
sales OF Alta at So Is, Benton 81 TO- Justice DOC,
Union Consolidated SO IS, Mexican ss s7l. ophir
So So Best & Belcher 80, Gould & Curry 50 so,
Savage 81 40, Hale Norcross 81 70, and Chollar
81 40
general order was issued from the headquar-
tiers of the army Saturday, making numerous
changes.
urday and in the House the consular and diplo.
Matte appropriation bill considered.
Fifteen lives were lost in the Buffalo fire.
The divorce case of Christiancy, Minister to Peru
is on trial AZ Washington.
Katharine Chase Sprsgue has fled petition for
a divorce from Governor sprague, on the grouud
of adultery.
John Manley was killed by a fall from a bridge
at Plattsmouth. Eeb., Saturday.
Thomas and Frank Twiggs, brothers, have been
sentenced at Augusta, Ca, to be hanged January
2sth.
E. Long (colored) was executed for murder at
Jackson Tenn Saturday
The movement of British troops to Ireland still
goes on.
Parnell has been burned in effgy at Portadown
Ireland, by orangemen.
The sonoma county homicide has developed into
most dabolical and startling murder.
Logan, shot by Greeley at Candelsria, New, last
Thursday, is dead.
Three prisoners escaped from the Jail at Astoria,
Or, Saturday.
Fire at St. Louis
H. A. Lord was shot and seriously wounded by a
highwayman at Nevada City Saturday night.
John c. Calhoun was accidentally drowned near
Stockton, Saturday.
Antonio Pararigna shot himself in the head Friday
night at Stockton.
Governor Foster has withdrawn from the Senate
rial contest in Ohio.
Charles Sickler accidentally poisoned his wife
Saturday night at Scranton, Pa
Several persons were severely injured in New
Jersey Saturday in railroad accident.
The Kurds have returned to Turkish territory.
President Hayes has appointed Commission to
visit the Ponca Indians and inquire into their cond
ton.
Fire at Duke Center, Pa.
Otto Page was drowned at Omaha Saturday.
John Cornell was found dead in his bed near La
Center, W. T.
General Garfeld's health is now completely re-
stored.
Our dispatches OF Saturday and Sunday from
Washington will be found this morning upon the
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MISPLACED SYMPATHY.

judging from the ways of the world it
may be seriously questioned whether the
sentiment called sympathy is not more
often vice than a virtue. 1t is unde-
niable that there is a strange perverse
tendency in average human nature to with
hold it where it is deserved, and to accord
it where it is undeserved. Take the ex-
ample of our murderers. Let a man slay
fellow creature, and nine times out of
ten there will be exhibited disposition to
find excuses for him, to sympathize witt, his
relatives, to gush and sentimentalize over
his fate, and TO shield him from the legal
punishment Of his crime. The Schroeder
case has recently furnished striking illus.
tration of this tendency. Who is it that
has suffered the most in this case? Surely
it is the innocent woman who was the wife
of the murdered man, who, having first
been widowed by the hand of the assassin,
Is now insulted and dishonored by the YER
dict of acquittal which proclaims it as the
SOiS4AAA JuAShhSAo vi oOOiCby LAtb uSI nus
band was justly slaughtered No affection
could be deeper or more poignant than Mrs
Lefevre has suffered, yet from beginning to
end of this case no suggestion of pity or
sympathy has been expressed toward her
Whoever else may have been guilty she at
least is innocent, yet the full weight of
bereavement and shame is allowed to fall
upon her, and among all the sensitive
natures which have been impelled to con-
his wife, no word of comfort or regret
appears to have been thought the due
of this double victim. Her husband was
shot down like dog, and though
no evidence of his criminal intimacy with
the wife of his murderer has to this day
been brought forward, and though the
public are fully justified in believing that
he was guiltless of the charge imputed to
him, his widow is not permitted to honor
his memory, for a jury have declared that
he deserved the awful death inflicted upon
him. But for Schroeder and his wretched
wife there is sympathy in abundance.
Her .taithyalness to her husband the
MURDERS commented upon as very touch
ing and sweet The emotion of the muir
derer himself when-doubtless to his in
tense amazement- found that he had
been acquitted, is spoken of as indicating
the tenderness of his heart. Ali this while
the real sufferer from the crime, the loving
wife and mother, is LETT to her agony. For
her there is no compensation. She has not
allowed herself TO be seduced, or accused
an innocent man of seducing her, or shot
him down without warning, and therefore
her case does not appeal to the peculiar
kind of sensibility which expands only at
the touch of crime, and which is unmoved
by any torture OF purity or worth. Is
it not justi6able to suggest doubt, in
view of these facts, whether after all sym
r,athv Is A yirtue
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GLADSTONE AND BOYCOTT.

Mr.. Gladstone appears to have made a
serious mistake in his correspondence with
Captain Boycott, for he has produced the
impression that the Government resents the
calls made upon it by sufferers from
Irish lawlessness and bulldozing, for pro.
lection and assistance. The Premier, in
fact, seems to think that Boycott ought
not to have appealed for help at all, and
his language almost warrants the inference
that the Government would prefer not to
do anything toward the suppression of
Boycottism. OF course such an expression
at so critical a juncture can only do harm.
If the Government is indisposed to uphold
the law in ireland, and TO resist the
anarchists of that country, it will very soon
be put to the test; but it may be doubted
whether the peculiar ideas apparently en-
tertained by MIR. Gladstone in this connec
ton are those OF the nation he is supposed
to represent. That such sentiments are
out of place in the mouth Of the head of
the Government at this particular time is,
however, unquestionable.
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AN IMPORTANT ADVANCE III Pho
ToGRAPEY.

The old saying concerning invention be-
ing the offspring of necessity is well Illus
trated in the new Bromide Emulsion pro-
cess, recently perfected abroad, an intro
duced here by Mr.. lockwood of Union
Square. The continuous dark and fogsy
atmosphere of London and other large
cities of Great Britain and the Continent
induced Captain Abner, Herr Won Monck-
hoven and other scientists to seek some
new Photographic process, which would be
even more sensitive than that hitherto in
use, with the hope that portraiture might
be made successful in modified lights, or
possibly be worked practically by artificial
light A marked success attended their
efforts, and portraits are now made in one
or two seconds under a portrait light, and
out-of-door pictures in fraction of Sec
ond of time Mr.. lockwood was abroad
at the time Of its most complete success, and
secured the process for his establishment.
The advantage of practical process of this
kind for the photographing of children or
adults is very great. 1t dispenses with
the annoying head-rest," and makes all
days sunny days" or working days to
the photographer. In the late dark
weather, when successful sittings by the
ordinary process were almost impractical
ble Mr.. lockwood obtained excellent re-
suits in two seconds. Another admirable
feature of the new invention is the ability
to transport the sensatized plate any dis
lance, expose the plate to view, and re-
turn at leisure TO the laboratory for devel-
opment or completion. Mr.. Rockwood's
operators are now engaged in photograph
ing the interiors of prominent New York
York churches, number of which have
hitherto detied all efforts of the photo
grapher. He has already secured pictures
of Trinity, Grace, DR.. Halls, The Cove
nant (Dr. Vincentl, and intends to make a
complete series of the most attractive in
teriors.-IN. Y. Tribune.
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THE EDUCATIONAL BILL.

The new educational bill has passed the
Senate with very little opposition. The
details, as passed, are not sufficiently ex-
planned yet to make it clear whether the
measure will valuable one. Judging
from some of the expressions used IN de-
bate it may be doubtful whether the fund
at disposal is sufficient to effect anything.
Certainly sixty thousand dollars year
would be quite useless to enlarge the educa-
tional machinery of the Southern States,
and snch sum would probably be only
wasted. The scheme of the bill appeared
to be beneficial. but it Is evident that such
a scheme could not be carried out without a
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very considerable fund from some source
Ii the fund Is SO small as stated, it would
seem more iudicious to give the whole of
it to the several Southern States alter
nately. letting each one enjoy it for year.
To divide it would be to destroy its effect
iveness. The proposition to employ it al,
together upon the extension of common
schools. and to spend none of it upon
higher schools and colleges, strikes us as a
very sound one, and we hope that it will
be adopted. Whatever is done, however,
there ought to be a larger fund for it, fol-
we fear that, as the case stands, the avail
able money will go very short way.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA-
- mento. In the Superior Court. In the
matter of the estate OF JOSEPH COX, deceased.
FRANCIS COX, administrator of the estate of
JOSEPH cox deceased, having rendered and pre-
sented for settlement final acc Iunt and report of
his administration, accompanied by vouchers and
by petition for distribution of the estate, 1t is
ordered that MONDAY, January 10. 1881, at 10
ment of said account and hearing said petition, aud
that notice thereof be given by publication OF this
order in the SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD UNION at
east once week for three weeks next before the
said day of hearing. December IA 1880.
S. c. benson, Judge of Superior Court.
CLINTON L. WHITE, Attorney for Administrator.
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ORDER OF SALE.

EN- THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY OF SAC
4 ramento, State of California. In the mat
ter of the estate of JOHN STEINAILLER.
deceased H. S. Beals Administrator of
the estate of JOHN SrEINMILLER, deceased,
having presented a verified petition to this
Court asking that an OF sale OF real estate be
made and it appearing from such petition that it is
necessary to sell the whole or some portion of said
real estate to pay the debts of deceased and the
debts expenses and charges of administration it is
ordered that all persons interested in Sid estate
show cause, # any they have, on MONDAY, JANU-
Any 31st, 1851 at 10 o'clock A.. NJ, at the Court
room of this Court, why order of sale of real
estate should not be made as prayed for; and that
a copy of this order be published at least week
for four successive weeks in the SACRAMENTO DAILY
RECORD UNION.
Sacramento, December IS, 1850.
ROB RT c CLARK
Judge of Superior Court.
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DIED..

Sacramento December 1S-C Catherine, wife OF Robert
Devn, a native Of Ireland, ~ years, month and
Is days. Cambria, Penn, papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, which will take place from
her late residence, Fourth and N streets, this
{Monday) afternoon at o'clock; thence to ST.
Rose Church, where funeral services will be held
Clarksburx, December 1s-Edward. youngest son Of
Samuel and kosey Hawk, native Of California,
year and months.
Funeral notice hereiter.l
Il Dor lido, December 15-Martin Drew, native q
England, 60 years. s months and 10 dal 8.
(Ainnssota, Illinois and New York pspers please
copy)
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THREe oRIeINAL STORIES.

During the coming year, and commencing De-
cember LIST, the WEEKLY UNION wH publish three
Prize Stories of California. The first, pub
location Of rhieh ioiN commence IN the first neck
of December, rcil be entitled, g The Ventures and
Adrentures Of Charlie Gould" This is an in
tense.y interesting story Of the Stoek-uGDbIing
pcrio Of California, and loas writtel By Eda0ard
r. cahiu, OF Los Angeles The price Of the WEEKLY
UNION tgiu be So so per annum.
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{ If you want to study the immense vari.
ETY. of the human face in expression you
should bend your gaze upon the mobile
countenance of deaf and dumb man when
he reaches under the plank walk for lost
nickel and picks.up raw humble. bee by
the STEM Burlington Hawkeye.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
The ohio senatorship-Foster !

The Ohio senatOrship-F0ster Withdraws.
COLUMBUS, December 19tb.-Thomas A.
Cowgirl wrote letter on the 17th inst. to
Governor Foster, in which he speaks most
flatteringly of his (Fosters) service to the
party, and then referring to the late great
Republican victory in the State, says its
fruit is likely to prove barren by reason Of
discord on the Senatorial matter. He asks if
it is not wise, in this view OF the case, for
the Governor to defer for the present his
claims on the party, thus harmorizing all in
from Speaker Cowgirl is published to-day, to-
gether with one from Secretary Nash, of the
State Committee, expressing less fear
of trouble in the party, but inti-
mating that should Foster withdraw
his generosity would be appreciated by the
party. Also letter from Foster to Cowgirl,
saving that he had received number of sim
liar letters from personal friends. He says
he does not share the apprehension of these
gentlemen, but perhaps his judgment is
warped, and by no act of his own would he
intentionally reduce the vigor and energy of
the party which he was grati6ed to know they
believed he had helped to success. He had
simply done his duty. He had been a candi.
date because Of the worthy ambition to rep
resent Ohio in the United States Senate and
he believed he had fair prospect of sue
cessful issue Of his candidacy, but yielding to
the judgment of his friends he had concluded
to Withdraw from the contest, with many
thanks to his faithful friends and supporters.
Fosters Withdrawal.
CHICAGO, December 19th.--The Times
Columbus special says: Fosters withdrawal
falls like clap Of thunder from clear sky.
All last week his intimate friends insisted
that under no circumstances would he with
draw from the Contest until fairly beaten.
For several days the mail has been borne
down with letters begging him to Withdraw.
In an interview this evening Foster said !:
Il did not finally conclude to with
draw until to day. I suppose it will take
ny friends by surprise. My chances for
Senator lave never looked so bright as during
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w. u. KNIGuTs.

ToRNER OF FRONT AND L STREETS
~ Highest price for Hides, Sheep Pelts and
Taow. Supplies Butchers with Salt, Paper, latest
improved Sausage Machines, Suffers, Lard Presses
Etc. Prompt cash returns made for all consign-
ments. d1o-Antf
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FtroiSoh IlState, december 18TH
The REcoRD-UNloN announces that on New Years
the usual mammoth sheet for the holidays will be
issued from that office. The past record of the
journal is guarantee for theexceence of the forth
coming paper. All should have it, for it forms a
complete history of the expiring year
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HAVE no more doubt of the beneficial eff
fects of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
than l have that the Genesee river empties
into Lake Ontario.-(Rev. j. E. Rankin, d.
D., Washington, d. CT H. G. Kirk & Co.,
agents, Sacramento
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARCADE HOTEL.

ARCADE HOTEL.
SACRAMENTO December 10, 1880
John McNally, Tuscarora W Drais, Stockton
Mrs Packet, do Doane, san Francisco
S Figel, San Francisco S T Minckler, do
H Koch, do Geo Seitz. do
John Mcguire, do K Knippenberg st Louis
d Lobdell, New York Z A Belcher, AIarysvie
VIM Sears, San Rafael
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This would be the case even if the South
ern Pacific should have no railroad compe-
tition to contend with. But the indica.
lions are that it will have railroad
competition, for that the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad will not be content
with making a connection with the Cali
fornia line, but will continue its own road
on to San Diego, and probably to San Fran
cisco. Thus then the outlook is not only
in no way alarming, but it is in every way
encouraging, to the California farmers.
They have before them what may justly be
called certainty of better transportation
facilities than they have ever before en-
joyed. They will be enabled to take
such advantage of the fluctuations
of the Liverpool market as has
never before been possible to them.
There will be less danger of their being
controlled by the railroad than there has
been in the past of their being gouged by
the shippers. The history of the wheat
market in this State assuredly does not
warrant the inference that the farmers
! have any loss to mourn in the exchange of
ships for cars. There have been in the
past many successful attempts to skim the
profit eff the wheat crop for the benefit of
spectators, and railroads have not been
concerned in these movements. 1t has
been found far easier to arrange corners
in charters than it ever will be in railroad
contracts. The rate of freight by ocean
has never been controllable by the farmers.
| 1t might not be difficult to show that the
condition of vassalage which the Sun pre-.
diets for them, is really the condition
under which they have groaned hitherto,
and from which the new railroad promises
to deliver them. It is not little remark
able to find intelligent men thus bewailing
the approaching substitution of improved
for crude modes of transportation. It
reminds US of the resistance which the
railroads encountered at the hands of the
sta coach interest generation ago. The
truth is that all such improvements are to
the direct and permanent advantage of the
producer, ard that they cannot possibly
fail to make his condition more independ-
| ent. The Southern Pacific Railroad is
! being built as business undertaking, but
distinct and important factor in all such
enterprises is the public benefit they con-
fer. The projectors of course expect that
they will be repaid their outlays with
profit, but they expect this because they
are satisfied that the inherent advantages
of the route will secure them the business Of
the country through which it passes.
They cannot have monopoly of that
business unless they win it by offering the
best terms to shippers, and if they can
offer such terms the farmers will certainly
not have any grounds for complaint or APP
| urehension.
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HARRY BERNARD,
MANUFACTURES. COR. SIXTH AND STREETS
SACRAMENTO.

~ have on hand and for sale at the lowest
possible prices, the new style o. PONY PHAET0NS
the handsomest in the State. Family Carr ages
latest patterns. Neatest Open Buggies in the State
Light Top Buqgies. Heavy Top Buegies for mouir
tam use. Farm rs Carriages. Irotting Wagons
and SuIkies, all of my make. Carriage Paint
ing and Trimm ng doue at the lowest price. None
but the most experienced workmen employed.
Repairing neatly done, and all work is warranted.
Call at the Factory and see for Yourself d20-4ptf
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Court of Appeals on the condition that be
will abstain from ritualistic practices pend
ing the hearing of his appeal by the Court.
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BERTAUD's IsPALLTBLB INJECTION. = The famous
French remedy for gonorrhea, gleet etc. NJ. S.
Hammer, Sacramento, agent for Pacific coast. Sent
G. o. d. to any address.
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ASK Your DRUGGIST for Hammers ely
cerole of Tar for coughs and colds, and take
no other.
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HAMMERS GLYCsRoLh OF TAR, for coughs and
colds, contains no opiates or astrngents The best
preparation out for children.
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BORN.

sonora. December 1s-wife of Judge ]. F. Rooney.
a daughter
Round Valley, Mendocino county, December Wife
of d. CummiDs daughter
Auburn, December II-Wife Il Thomas Cain, a
daughter.
Healdsburg, December 1o-wife Of W. Rosenberg,
a son.
Heaidsburg, December 1o-wife of E. Jacobs, a
Red Bluff, December 17-wife of ). W. oBrien, a
daughter.
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DR.. UNeAR's LIQUOR ASrIDorE, carefully prepared
OF the best Quill Bark by NJ. s. Hammer, druggist
Sacramento. (The celebrated cure for drunkenness.
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For THE COUGHS AND CoLDs now prevail.
ing, Hammers Glycerole of Tar is a specific.
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HAMMERS CkscARA SAeRADA BrTERs touches the
right spot in dyspepsia, constipation and liver
plaint
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Buckeye Valley, December 17-william P. sherley,
Is years, 9 months and "a days.
johnson county, Missouri, December 1-Delah
Waldron, So years.
bakersfield December W. n. McCauley, 3s years.
junction, Tehama county, December 12-H. Clay
Benton, % years.
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HAMMER's GLYcERoLE Tar. The most perfect
cough cure extant. Hundreds testify to It's good
effects
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HAMMER CAsCARA SAGRADA bITTERs ,ires al
complaints arising from obstructed state of the
sysfau,
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REGULATE THB LIVER with Hammers Cascars
SagIada Bitters. and health is the result
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

ESPECIAL To THE REcoRD-UNIoN.l
THE INDIAN TERRITORY SETTLERS,
Governor Foster withdraws from the Ohio
Senatorial Contest,
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL,
A Husband Poisons His Wife by Mistake
and Becomes Insane.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.
Magistrates Residence Mobbed in County
Mayo, Ireland
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Chico, December II J. E. shawhan, Jr, to. Matte
Crosstte.
GAINESVILLE, December ia. Tyler to Mrs. A.
Morgon.
watsonville, December 15-Fred s. Austin to
Laura Foster.
Colfax, December George H Kimball to Maria C.
Allen.
Sutherland