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MISCELLANEOUS.

The De5Gts of Paris, denounces as scam
dalous the Liberal intrigues with the Home
Rulers at Sheffield and Liverpool.
At St. Petersburg the editors of the VII
of the People, the Nihilist organ, have put
lished notice that in consequence of the
seizure of their printing press, the issue OF
the third number of their paper has been in
terrupted, but will be resumed shortly.
A Lucan, Ontario, dispatch says: Two
more arrests have been made in the Donnelly
tragedy-Thomas Ryder, aged 80, and VIM.
Carroll, aged 10.
Siyty houses were burned yesterday at
Ayet, near Folk, France. The people are in
great distress.
At Whitehall, \. Y, yesterday, Bradley
& Underwoods saw mill was burned. Loss,
$50, eco; insurance, SIS 600.
The American Congressional Temperance
Society have elected Secretary of the Navy
| Thompson as President.
The boiler in the malt-house of the Hawley
Malt Company, at Detroit, exploded about 3
o'clock yesterday morning, demolishing the
engine-hOuse and damaging the malt-house to
the extent of $4,000. Two men were in the
engine-rooDl at the time of the accident, but
escaped with slight injury.
Director Gould, of the National 0bserya-
tory at Cordova, Argentine Republic, teie-
graphs that great comet is passing the sun
in northward direction.
The Thirteenth Presby Church at
Washington was crowded at the evening
service Sunday with a congregation anxious
to hear Rev. Drs. jackson and Kendall re-
garding missionary work among the Alaska
tribes, whose condition was portrayed in a
series Of vivid pictures.
\ treaty has been signed between China
and Spain, by which Cinnamon can be con-
tracted for labor in Cuba as heretofore.
The Senate has confirmed George ID. Bow
man as Register of the Land Office at La
Messila, \. Nj, and Samuel w. Sherfrey as
Receiver of Public Moneys at the same
place.
The Deadwood Mining Company has de-
clared its second dividend of p cents per
share for the month of January, payable on
the 10Th instant
Mr.. Hunt, manager of the Central Arizona
mine, has left New York for that Territory
With letter of credit for $3.50, coo, to be used
for the purpose of bringing water to the mine
and increasing the number of stamps to 100.
Major Reno has telegraphed the President
for permission to resign, and the President is
considering the request. Meanwhile the
War Department delays its approval of the
sentence of the Court-martial dismissing him.
A Vienna dispatch says: The Austrian
delegation voted credits for the expenses of
the Bosnian occupation and for the relief OF
Bosnian refugees
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TIE ANrI-cHNEsg BILLS.

There has been Il difference of opinion in
the Senate Judiciary Committee on the
anti-Chinese bills. The majority have re-
ported them back favorably, on the ground
that they are in accordance with the State
Constitution. Senator Hittell of the
committee, has made minority report,
holding that the bills are in conflict with
the Burlingame treaty and the Constitu-
ton of the United States, and that they
should therefore be indefinitely postponed.
OF course the majority OF tie committee
know as well as Mr.. Hittell that the bills
are in conflict with the supreme law of the
land, but they have q theory that they are
not bound to inquire further than the State
Constitution, and that any laws consistent
with that are legitimate. Now, either
these members do or they do not rec
ognize the Constitution of the United States
and the treaties made under it as the
supreme law of the land. If they do so
recognize it, it is difficult to perceive how
they can consistently hold that it is COM
petent to them to Ignore it on the present
occasion. If they do not recognize its su-
premacy they will find the Justification of
their position still more difficult. In any
case they are aware that neither of the
bills they have reported back is valid, and
that the only result of passing them would
be to waste the public funds in procuring a
formal declaration of their unconstitution-
atty 1t appears to us therefore that a
sense OF public duty should have prevented
the committee from appearing to approve
of legislation which is VIGOROUSLY futile,
and the enactment of which can only bring
the Legislature and the State into con-
tempt and discredit.
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THE DAILY REC0RD-UNI0N.
NEWS OF TIE MORNING.

In New York yesterday Government bonds were
auoted al lo5 for Is Of 1867 lo5s for IS Of 1881
Ioss for As: sterling, 81 sSl a. &c silver bars,
11s5: silver coin. discount buying, par selling.
SILVER in London yesterday, 81 SIG; consols,
o. 1le: S per cent. United States bonds, 105f Is
Ios4; IS, 1ll5
In SAN Francisco hall dollars are quoted at par
trade dollars 50 buying, sc! selling; Mexican dol
lars, % buying, se3 selling.
At Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at los
o7l0s Cd for average California white, and los Sd
to lis Id for club.
Az assessment Of so cents has been levied by the
Justice Mining Company.
THERE was moderate business at San Francisco
in mining stocks yesterday Prices were soft, with
decline OF 81 in Sierra Nevada, and from Ice to 75c
rose 81, and hal.-alozen other sorts were from Zoe
to soc better than on Saturday.
ARRESTS continue az Lucan, Ont, il connection
with the recent Douneny tragedy
SIXTY houses were burned yesterday at Ayet,
France.
~ the rowing match on the Tyne between Boyd
and Elliott, the former won.
FIRE at whitehall, n Y
THREE prisoners we're taken from the jail at Las
Vegas, \. NJ, Saturday night, by an armed mob,
aud killed.
THOMPSON Secretary of the Navy is now Presi.
dent OF the American Congressional Temperance
Society
AFiRE in Dublin yesterday completely destroyed
the Theater ROYAL.
TIE death Of First Assistant Engineer Collins, Of
the steamship City Of Peling occurred at the san
Francisco small pox hospital yesterday
UNLESS the weather soon modera:e,, great loss
stock is feared in British Columbia
BOILER explosion at Detroit yesterday damaged
malthouse to the extent OF $4,000
A GHEAT comet is passing the sun in a northery
direction.
TnE Board Of Healt'i of San Francisco have re
solved to prosecute the officers of the steamship
City of Pelins il connection with the recent i'm
portation Of smallpox.
NEAR Bradford, Pa, yesterday two men and two
horses were killed, and two houses and barn
wrecked, by an explosion of nitro-slycerne.
SPAIN and China have signed a treaty by which
Cinnamon can be contracted for labor in Cuba the
same as heretofore.
The Colored Exodus Committee have examined
6S witnesses.
A SHOCK Of earthquake occurred at Ottawa, Ont,
Sunday night.
MAJOR RENO has telegraphed the President for
permission to resign from the army.
THE Mennenites are no longer exempt from mill
tary service in Russia account of their religion.
MAYOR KALIocH yesterday assured the San Fran
cisco Workingmen that Chinatown would in few
DAYS he legally declared a nuisance
The gross earnings of thirty five Western railroads
for January aggregate SS,0 393a gain of lS19,-
314 over the same month last year
Ii the State Senate yesterday the regular order of
business was gone through, and that body adjourned
at 1:50 for lack Of work Oh the file
THE Assembly Chamber yesterday morning was
the scene of considerable excitement growing out
of language SAID to have been used in the Republic
can caucus full report will be found on the first
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INCENDIARY DOCUMENT San Fran
cisco an incendiary document has been
literally posted about the city for some
days. 1t is written in purple ink, upon
brown paper, and in very plain hand. 1t
is of the kind which has not infrequently
put in an appearance in all thickly-settled
communities. The following is copy
one of the originals, which has been for-
warded to this office by an occasional cor
RESPONDENT, who took it from blank wall
in San Francisco for the purpose
To the initiated and ninitiated workers. of the
Pacific Slope
Hungry and idle what shall we do
Are the Chinese forever to remain with US a curse
and a blot upon our manhood
Shall we continue the dupes OF designing Ruflians
and political mountebank'
The voice of the People is the supreme law Of the
Land That voice has declared the Chinese shall
leave this State
Our eX and present governors have declared them
selves incompetent carry out the viii OF the Peo
Pile 1t thus becomes the duty Of the people to carry
out their own viii
Legislation has been practically exhausted let the
people do their duty and act for themselves
Corporations still employ Cinnamon the New Con
stitution to the contrary Notwithstanding We now
give FIRST notice to all employing Chinese to cease
doing 50
We order those living in the vicinity where Chi
nese are employed to look to their own safety We
threaten not idly take notice and be warned
By order OF the
COUNCIL. OF THIRTEEN.
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DIED.,

Sacramento, February s-Delle Johrs, IL years, 3
months aud Is days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral service a: the residence Of
her parents, Twenty-frst and streets, this
afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock
Sacramento February s-Antoine Aguilar native
of California, 81 years.
Friends andacquaintancesa respectfully invited
attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence, on the alley, between Front
and Second. n and o streets, this afternoon at 3
o'cloekl
Sacramento, February . John Jones, a native of
Wales, As years.
Funeral notice hereafter
Sheep Ranch, January SIC. h johnson, SC Years.
Mariposa. February S-John Albert Cliff, IL years,
9 months and Is days.
Santa Rosa, February MARY E. Duncan, p years.
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a resolution has been introduced into
the State Legislature asking Congress to
pass the Reagan bill. The State Legisla-
ture has, we trust, better apprehension
OF its duty to the people of California than
to adopt any such resolution. The Reagan
bill is menace to the Pacific States quite
as much as to the Great West, and nothing
but evil could come of it for this section.
We need all the impulse that can be given
to settlement and cultivation of the soil
We shall require, from year to year, new
railroads indefinitely. The commerce of
the State is and must ever be largely de-
pendent upon its capacity to act as an en-
porium for the whole coast, and for this
side of the continent. The complete indie
pendence of interstate commerce is there
fore an imperative necessity for us,
and whatever legislation aims at
destroying that independence is hos
tile to the interests of California.
The effect of the Reagan bill would be
to circumscribe the commercial facilities
of San Francisco and Sacramento, by cut
ting off all distant communities from these
markets The abolition of competition
and scientific rates would destroy the USE
fulness of the Southern Pacific, so far as
its power to build up California was con-
cerned. It would also paralyze all the
more distant trade which the Central Pa
cific now gives to our merchants, and it
would retard the growth of those parts OF
the State furthest removed from market.
Ii the Legislature wishes to take any
action in regard to this matter, and If it
desires to further the public interests, it
should adopt concurrent resolutions asking
Congress not to pass the Reagan bill, and
setting forth plainly the manifold injuries
certain to result from such law.
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FAE OLD FARCE.

Kearney has returned to the Sand Lots,
and resumed his old opera boufe habits.
He talks about cutting Threats and hang
ing, as usual, and he has apparently made
no advance toward common sense or de-
cency. His returnhas been also celebrated
by the posting il San Francisco of a placard
calling upon whom it may concern to rise
and slay the Chinese, it being asserted that
all other methods have failed. This is
very dreary fun, if 1t is intended for fun.
In fast Kearney and Kearncyism have
long since become irst-class nuisances,
which demand abatement.as nuisances, and
In no other or more important aspect.
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TELEGRAPKIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
A Visionary Scheme to Invade Mexico and
Central America.
rAss2a&ERs cosi;NG WEST BY RAE.
Three Rough Characters Killed by a Rob
n Few Mexico.
TERRIFIC ITgo-GLycsRrNE EXPLOSION.
Alleged correcs Statement in Regard TO
General Grants Position.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS or FOREIGN NEWS.
The Theater Royal at Dublin Completely
Destroyed By Fire.
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Major Cavagnari's assassination, and that II
the suppressed correspondence were published
it might necessitate a declaration OF war
against that Power
The Boy(i-Eiliof Boat Face.
NEWCASTLE, February 9th. -Nutwithstand-
ing the unfavorable weather, an enormous
crowd gathered to witness the Boyd Elliott
boat race. Rain and sleet fell throughout the
contest. Boyd was the favorite in the bet
tlng-6 to i. A fair start having been made,
Boyd Immediately drove his boat to the front
and led by about one length in the first forty
yards Elliott, who started badly, then set.
tied down to his work, and when a quarter of
mile had been traversed Boyd only led by
quarter of length. Boyd then again
spurted, and, showing a decidedly superior
pace, led by two lengths at the Red Heugh
bridge. half a mile from the start. The race
from this point was practically over Boyd
had matters all his own way, and when lit
tie over two miles had been traversed in.
creased his lead TO eight lengths. Afterwards
he settled down to an easy swing of thirty
two strokes to the minute, and contented
himself with keeping three lengths ahead for
the remainder of the distance, until nearing
the Suspension Bridge, when he spurted,
passing under it four lengths ahead. Bovd's
time, % minutes and AZ seconds Elliott's, %
minutes.
Further Rowing Matches Proposed.
LONDON. February 9th.-The Sportsman
announces that Christopher Barrass has au-
thorized the editor OF that journal to retain
$50 of the stakes in the Boyd-ElliOtt match,
and issue challenge 10 Hanlan in behalf of
Bovd to row a race within q stipulated time
for $500 a side, the championship of Eng
land and the Sportsman challenge trophy.
Barrass is willing to add $500 more to the
stakes if Hanlan would ike to row for $500
a side. Boyd will row a race with Hawdon
on the Tyne, Saturday, for goo.
The Mennonftes and Military Duiy-TeT-
ri5ie Condition.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 9th.-The Men
nonites, hitherto exempt from military service
ON account of their religion, will this year
furnish a contingent of $50 men,.
The GoloS has intelligence from trans-Cau-
casus that the condition of the Inhabitants OF
the Shatur Dalogez district is terrible A
quantity of breadstuffs has been seized by the
hupger-stricken people.
Sentenced 10 Death.
MADRID, February 9th.-Gonzales, the
would-be regicide, has been sentenced to
death.
England and Persia
LONDON, February 9th.-The Times has
reason to believe that directions have been
sent the British Minister at Teheran to in
form the Persian Government that her Maj
esty's Government releases Persia from the
treaty engagement of 1857, by which Persia
bound herself not to take possession of Herat.
This is tantamount to an invitation to Persia
to do the thing she Is thus expressly pro
hibited from doing The Times adds: "We
seem, in effect, TO have handed Eerat over to
Persia, with a view of uniting the interests of
Persia and India in opposition to Russia"
Earthquake
OTTAWA, February 9th.-A shock of eartL-
quake occurred in this vicinity last night.
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COUNCIL OF THIRTEEN.

A SIMPLE CHEST PROTECTOR. A folded
newspaper placed over the chest inside the
vest, on going out during cold weather,
constitutes an excellent protector for the
lungs.
Customer" I-aw-wantm my aw-mus-
taches dyed" Artist" Yes, sir-certain-
ly, sir-brought 'em with you, sir?'
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BORN.

ChowchiIls, Mariposa county, February 1-Wife of
John G. Palmer daughter.
MERGED. February 5-Wife Gf A. d. Turner, a
daughter.
Near Buchanan, Fresno county, January 25-Wife
of G.. w. Wood, daughter.
Cotton, February 1-Wife of ". r. Virgins, son.
Antioch, February 1-Wiie OF Ii. W. Brewer, a
daughter.
Byron station, February S-wife of Henry wilisen-
ing, son.
Las Gallinas, january .9-wife of James Bean, .
son.
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THE MEDICINE OF SUNSHINE The world
wants more sunshine in its disposition, in
its business, in its charities, in its theology.
For ten thousand OF the aches aud pains,
and irritations of men and women, we
recommend sunshine. 1t soothes better
than morphine. 1t stimulates better than
champagne It is the best plaster for a
wound. The good Samaritan poured out
int the fallen travellers cash more Of this
than of oil. Florence Nightingale used it
on the Crimean battlefields. Take it into
all the alleys, on board all the ships, by all
the sick beds. Not a vial full, not cup
fall, but soul full 1t is good for spleen,
for liver complaint, for neuralgia. for
rheumatism, Tor failing fortunes, for mel
ancholy.
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MARRIED.,

Ukiah, January 2s-James G. Phillips to Della
Hackctt
Rutherford, February 5-Fred. W. Loeber to Alice
NJ. Griffith.
Near Rpon, San Josquin county, February James
CendenOn To Kite Leary.
Gwin Mine, Calaveras county, February William
Schwoerer Katie Eaupt.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

!
There wsiI he an Entertainment in
the Parors Of the Congregational Church. next
WEDNESDAY EVENING, February llth for a
charitable object. Is Iw
Canary Birds Given Away I,aye-g n
a:5 good singers for sale at =; each also 3OS5S,
pairs mated. The female birds viii be given *
free to whoever buys the entire lot they must be
disposed OF Immediately MRS. ANDREWS,
f4-Iw. No OF l. street
capital CGl0nnade. No. I0i. Tenth street.
Private rooms for families. The best of wines,
liquors, cigars, etc. JOHN HECTOR, Propr. etor.
els I'm
I" COnsOHme. at The FOrreSt!' every
eN ening from 20 u nI7.Im
Unless flie breath Is like n spicy gale.
Unless the teeth CLEAN like the driven snow
There Is no dazzling smile or tender tale
Grateful to woEian's eye ear we know.
The tale would lose ITS charns-the smile be gaunt
Till brought within the spell of SOZODONT
IS 3tl hSTu
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c. |. SIMMONS, M. o. CHARv.J.
STE,NvyAY z. SCNg, PIANOS

G,URGEoN, J STREET, BETWEEN SECOND
- and Third, Sacramento
E.T 0mce Eours-9 to 10 A. NJ, 2 TO 4 and 7
to ) =. Il. ia9Q.1rtf
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JEROME G. DAVIS
P. A. MILLER

rs A CANDIDATE FOR SECOND TRUSTEE,
IL subject to Nomination of the Republican
Party. f6tf
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Us A CANDIDATE FOR SECOND TRUSTEE
il and Street Comnis Toner, subject to the Nomi-
nation Of the Republican arty. f7-td
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CAPITAL Ale Ysr,rs

MO. SO2 J, AND zoos THIRD STREETS.
IN Hot Lunch daily from IL A. NJ. to l o'clock
p ~ The Best OF Wines, Liquors and Cigars
dl3-4plm BOWERS Il LONGABAUGh.
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CABuL, February 9th.-There is no present
indication of any chief possessing ability or
influence to take real command of the coun-
try. In fact, it daily becomes more apparent
that Afghanistan is rot nation which can
be held together by any but very extraordi-
nary means. We probably have heard the
years the only power which could again build
Afghanistan into solid and united kingdom
is England.
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4 HEYNllS, SOLE AGENT, I .,,-s.r,.,
he street, bet. sixth and Seventh eiii,s1fs
opposite CoJ-t-aollse. PL.EOS TOT y rs ii
LET. Pianos sold or instaLnents. - 3
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UH E'EIH -ft hIECstEVT NJ III VOEl
pscieiy DESTROYED,

DUBLIN, February 9th-3:40 P. M.-The
Theater Royal is completely destroyed by
fire. The fire is still raging. and adjoining
houses are endangered A Police Inspector
and one workman were injured The mill
tary keep order and assist the Fire Depart
ment. There was to have been day per-
Torrance of a pantomime this afternoon, at
which the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough
were to be present. The fire was occasioned
by the ignition of the curtains of their state
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The most incessant fail opening is that
of the oyster.
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STAR MILLS ANp MALT HOUSE.
NEUBOURG & IAGEs.

r os: 80, 50 AND 81 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO.
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers supplies
Manufacturers OF Malt and all kinds of Meals etc.
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flcur,
flDur pfp IL los
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Germany and the Vatican.

LONDON. February 9th.-A Berlin dispatch
says: The conditions of peace between
Church and State will probably be the con-
sent of the Vatican to recognize the States
right to control education and the nomination
of Catholic priests, and in return for this
there viii be a repeal of all other clauses of
the Faik laws which have been passed for
the purpose of coercing the clergy. The
Center party viii probably object to reeog-
milton OF this fundamental clause of the
May laws, but as the same prescriptions are
enforced in other countries the Vatican can
not oppose them here.
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In M g IL u R, .g

/. S. KALI OCH
tMAYoR OF SAN PaASclscol
a THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. NINTH
~ street, WEDNESDAY EVENING, February
llth. Subject: CALIFORNIA. +" Adhesion *
SSHlS I'm
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Correct statement of General Grants
Position.

New YORK, February 9th-The Times of
tomorrow will print the following editorial
paragraph: :" A near personal and political
friend of ex-President Grant, who doubtless
knows whereof he speaks, authorizes the fol-
lowing as a correct statement of the Gen
erals position with reference to the Presi-
dency. He says that General Grant is not
now, nor has he ever been, 4 candidate for
the Presidential nomination; but should the
Republican National Convention nominate
him IN the same manner as ether candidates
would be nominated, he would deem it his
duty to the country and the party to accept.
Travelling abroad, he was stranger to the
contest now going on for the Presidential
nomination, and has written no letters on the
subject to any persons, and all assertions to
the contrary are without foundation III fact"
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DUBLIN, February 9th.-The fire at the
Theater Royal is still burning The manager
OF the theater, the property man and four as
sistants persisted in the flames. The Lord
Lieutenant was present during the burning.
The loss is estimated at GOO OnO