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The wonderful sue
,ess of HUNTS
nnNR TESTIMONY.

No. 100 VI WESTMINSTER ST., PROVIDENCE, r. l.,
October ID, 1879.
WILLIAM E CLARKE-Dear SIR: 1 have suffered
very much with my Kidneys and Liver for years.
In January, 1879, grew worse, bloating fearfully
Ny physician one q The best in Proyi eice wished
me t Try HUNTS Kennedy, as safe and reliable,
as he had known it to cure Kidney Diseases 81 hen
I'll other medicines had failed | did so, aad in
twentyfour hours | passed four or five gallons of
water, the blost was removed and the great relief
made me feel well man. Were it net for HUNTS
REMEDY | would not be alive to-day
E. Z. SHEPARDSON.
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TELECRAPHiC.

asst NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
Bill Reintroduced in the House Concerning
Chinese Immigration
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL.
harrow Escape from Terrible Disaster
Near Boston.
TIE INDIAN SITUATION IN NEW MEXICO
Presidential Preferences in Pennsylvania
and Indiana.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
Increase Of the Distress in Ireland-People
on the Verge Of Starvation.
sic..................Et ..E,c.
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And in accordance with law (and an order OF the
Directors, made on the Goth day of NOVEMBER
A. ID 1879, so many shares OF each parcel OF said
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction, at the office of said company, No 4OI
street (Quinn's Building, Room No 81, in the city of
Sacramento, Cal on the Both day of JANUARY,
A. D. 1850 at o'clock P NJ of that day to paw the
delinquent assessment together with costs of adver
Using and expenses Of sale
d. W WELTY, Secretary
Office, Room 3, Quinn's Building, No 4Ol street
Sacramento, Cal. iaI34 10.
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ciably discompose the class at which tits
aired. AT the close of the session, how
ever, it viii be in order to review the effects
OF the new law, and to ascertain whether
any marked improvement in the character
and quality of the work done has resulted
from this crusade upon the Third House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-13
DIED..

Sacramento, January 12-Eugene F. C. Shelton,
Youngest son OF John and Elizabeth A. SHELTON,
II months and 20 days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
residence OF parents n street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth, this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
Windsor, January Airs Ida NJ Jerome % wears.
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oyEB 500 PosroFFIoEs IN CALIFORNIA
A1oNE.-The SEMI-WEEKLY UNION circu-
1ates at over 500 PostoSIces in California. No
other Journal approaches it an the ertent Of its
circulation.
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Skull Fractured.

GRASS VALLEY, January 12th.-Billy Wills
and Sam Blight had misunderstanding late
last night. The former was struck with an
ice-pick, fracturing his skull. His recovery
! is doubtful.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Hon. ROBERT Z. CLARK, presiding.


MONDAY January r. 1850.
The People VS.. John J. Meighan ct al, alias
Summons issued.
Peter McGraw vs.. Creditors-Sheriff appointed
assignee.
John Reel vs. His Creditors-Same order.
Estate Of Neubourg, deceased-Hearing continued
for one week
Eva Bissell vs. Charles T. Bissell Defense of de-
PENDANT entered
Estate OF Frank Aschnauer, deceased-Decree of
final distribution.
Estate of Joseph Friend. deceased Order of dis
tribution entered.
Creditors vs. Albert Accommodates to cred
itors ordered
]. j. Ammons VS.. P. A. Miller Cost bill stricken
out.
James Edgar vs.. His Creditors Sheriff appointed
assignee.
l. 5. Moore VS.. Creditors-Same order
Estate of Frederick Boggs-Decree Of final dstri-
button entered
W. E. Trigg, involuntary MISUNDERSTANDING set
for Monday next.
Susan Z. Hunt vs. William II. Hunt Decree of
divorce.
Estate Of Eliza Olsen, deceased-Annie Olsen ap-
pointed exeeutrix, and W. P. Coleman, E. K Alsip
and Jacob Olsen appraisers Notice to be published
in RECORD UNION.
W. I. Wilson vs. Miles ct al.-Leave to withdraw
original mortgage.
F. H. Kreiderwise VS.. His Creditors-Decree of
final distribution entered.
In the matter of the application Of James Brady
for writ of habeas corpus-Writ granted and pc
titioner discharged.
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SEE TRIs.-7he SEMI EEKLY UNION Is
sent IN clubs of from 10 to rs copies to one,
800 Postoffees in California. II stands un
ricaled as an advertising medium
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BORN,

Sacramento, January 10-Wife of Al. Heinrichs a
daughter.
Eureka, January 5-Wife Of Edgar H Vance,
daughter
Near Williams, January 4-Wife OF Henry P Eakle,
daughter
daughter.
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A RECENT picnic was turned into hol-
low moekery by every fellow remembering
corkscrew aud depending on somebody
else to furnish the bottle,
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Change of Management.

SAN Francisco, January 12th-Messrs
Barton & Hill have retired from the IL anage.
ment of the California Theater, which is as
sumed by Samuel Colville.
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The nclehcr nine-BuiIion shipments.

VIRGINIA, January 125h.-A prominent
mining magnate of the Comstocll, whose
opinion is entitled to full weight, but who re-
fuses TO allow his name to be used, says of the
Belcher development that it is line pros
pect, and that he thinks very well of it. 1t
has punches and stringers of good ORE
Bullion shipments tonight Union, $780,
713 %; California. $50, 473 AZ; Consolidated
Virginia, S4S, 451 90.
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Passenger trains over the new railroad
line between Salinas and Monterey COM
menced to run Thursday, the LIST.
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NEVADA.
Passing CarIin for California.

CARLIN, january. I2th.-Ihe following
passengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow: r. E. Paraga, New
York; E. w. Hitchins, Indiana; S. Woot-
ten and wife, California; DR.. A. S. Adler,
San Francisco; f. Silver. Paris; James Coe.
Brooklyn, n. Y; b F. Baker, Philadelphia !:
DIR. G. P. Lee. MERGED, Cal; o. H. Perry,
Texas; I. Z. Champion. San Francisco G.
w. Cotton and wife, South Australia o.
Smith, Oakland, Cal; Mrs S. M Norcross,
Syracuse, n. Y; Annie E. Turner, Wash
ington. Me-; Kittie Habermehl, New York ::
Sarah Veitch, J. G. Lewis. Michigan; w. S.
johnson, New York: Mrs. S. DESMOND, Oak
land, CAL; E. IL. Smith, Salt Lake So emf
grants, including So males, to arrive in Sacra-
mento January 18th.
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MARRIED.,

Near Weaverville December 23-Amos S. Moss to
Alice Singer.
Weayerville December 25-William Goetzer to
Louise Gaum
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

DISPATCHES OF LAST NIGHT
WESTWARD BOUND PASSENGERS.
Several Buildings Destroyed by Fire at
0rovtlle
TIE SUIT AGAINST TIE BONANZA FIRM.
A Destructive Hurricane Reported from
Portland, Or.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


The regular meeting of The British
Mutual Benefit and Social Society will be held THIS
Tuesday EVENING, at $50 o'clock, 1T Pioneer
Hall Installation Of Officers this evening
EDMUND ELLIS, President
Z. +. AsnWoRTu Secretary iaI31ts
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Mining Company. Location of principal place OF
business, Sacramento city, Cal OF works, Hum
boldt county, Nev.-There is delinquent upon
the FOL owing described stock, account of assess
ment levied on the zGth dav of NOVEMBER, A. d.
1879, the several amounts set opp site the names
Of the respectiye Shareholders as follows:
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MnrycI, .of sniritnnii.n,.-Mr- ani ,Irs.

a1"EfVIN-NI SptFItUdiENliE MI. anu HIS.
a. BARTON BILL Will no another wonderful
Musical and Test Seance, THIS Tuesday, EVEN
ING, January 18TH in the light at International
Hotel Parlors, at $50 o'clock. Admission reduced
to 80 cents Sittings daily reduced To 81 No test,
no charye. faI9.1t.
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Reading Railroad Company.

PHnADELpH1A, January 12th.-The report
of the Reading Railroad Company, and of
the Coal and Iron Company, shows cash
deficit in the operations of the two compa-
MES of 1910, 95S, as against 1924 $50 the
previous year. To this cash deficit must be
added 81, $40, 500, the amount of the years
fixed charges previously paid in scrip. At the
annual meeting to-day President Gowen aud
the other officers were reelected.
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WTANTED- TWO BEDROOMS AND SITTING
w room, nicely furnished, with kitchen and
dining room ready furnished r house keeping or
a small house corresponding. To be near the
Cap tol, or center of town. Address " y" thus
office. ia1s o.
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Maraudiug Oystermen.

RICHMOND, January 18th. = Marauding
oystermen have invaded the Rappahannock
river in armed vessels, and are driving the
citizen from the oyster beds. Two citizens
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Indian Affairs in New Mexico-schurz and
0uraY.

WASHINGTON, JANUARY 12th.-A telegram
bearing date Mescalero Agency, New Mex
leo, January Sth, at Mesilla, has been re-
ceived by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
announcing serious trouble between the Mex
leans and Indians and Agency employees, but
the property is reported all right. General
Pope has order all the cavalry in southern
New Mexico to march rapidly against these
Indians. Advices at the War Department
state that the renegade Apache Indians, re-
Gently followed across the border into Mexico
by General Morrow, have returned. The
Mexican authorities have requested that they
be permitted to assist in the pursuit of those
Indians on the American side. The Secretary
of War has granted the request.
Secretary Schurz had long conference
today with Chief Onrav
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The Ute Question. .

WASHINGTON, January 18th. = Secretary
Schurz says that he does not at present de-
sire to say anything regarding his conference
with Ouray. He has not yet decided whether
he will hold an open council with the entire
delegation or not Inasmuch as it has been
stated that the Indians are being guarded as
captives, the Secretary desires to announce
that such was not the intention of the De-
partment. The Indians, he said, were here
as a delegation, and would be treated as
such ! but in view of the rough treatment
they received at several railroad depots while
on their way, and as some of them are I'M
well, he has adopted his present course. The
Secretary says there vii. be plenty of mate
rial for publication in this connection in few
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r We're killed. The Governor has petitioned
$ the General Assembly to send State militia to
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New ORLEANS. January 12th.-The Legis-
lature organized to-day, Lieutenant Governor
Wietz presiding in the Senate. p. n Ogden,
of Now Orleans, was elected Speaker of the
House.
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Asst NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
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The Isthmns Canal Scheme.

New YORK, January 12th-The Post this
evening says: 1t is not premature to say
their Government to take suitable action
forthwith respecting De Lesseps and his pro-
posed Isthmus canal To neglect it longer is
inconsistent with the national honor.
A Washington special to the Post says !:
Secretary Evarts says the dispatches as ert-
ing that he, as attorney of the Panama Rail-
road Company, had advised Grant not to
accept the Presidency of the Darien Canal
Company, are false. The Panama Railroad
Company has never he says, been a cliens Of
his. Personally he favors the Nicaragua cut
as the most feasible, although the geograph-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-13

DoYLEsTowN Pa.), January 12th.-Joseph
Halfner. of Andalusia, was committed to
jail Sunday evening charge of murder
ing Jacob Gerber His wife and child called
to see him this morning. but when the cell
door was opened he was found dead, having
emf bis throat from ear to ear
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-13

CHICAGO, January 12th.-Returns received
from 3, 1888 interviews in Indiana with Repub-
licans of all grades of opinions give the In
dianapolis Journal the following result for
choice for Presidential candidates Blaine.
1852; Grant, 1600 Sherman, 1852 !:
Hayes, S74; Washburne, II; Garfield, 81
Thompson, II; Colfax, IS; Harrison, 6
Bristow, IL /; Conkling, II; Edmunds, 10 /;
Fremont, 6. The Journal says the strength
OF Sherman among the Republicans of In
diana is great surprise to many.
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HAVANA, January 12th.-Among the pas
sengers by the Spanish mail steamer is De
Espana, Spanish Minister and Plenipoten-
tiary to China. The object of the voyage of
the latter is apparently in relation to Chinese
on,ioratiOp to Cuba
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lnaugurated Governor.
Sarah smith staTord's Funeral.

TRENTON On. j., january 12th.-The fu-
neral of Sarah Smith Stafford took place this
afternoon. Thousands of persons visited the
residence and church. A wreath of flowers
from President Hayes and the flag of the
Bonhomme Richard lay on the coffin. A
message of coincidence was also received by
the family from President HAYES.
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Presidential Preferences OF the Pennsyl.
vania Press.

CHICAGO, January 12th.--A Tribune Phil
adelphia special says: The Times has polled
the Pennsylvania press on the choice for the
Presidency, and will publish this morning
the replies of GO Republican newspapers, as
follows: For Blaine, &c; fol Grant, %; for
Sherman, 81 for the field, O.; for the best
man, 3; for the nominee of the National
Convention, Z. A considerable number of
those expressing personal preference for
Grant, name Blaine as the second choice, OF
report that the sentiment OF the Republican
portion of the community is in favor of the
latter rather than Grant. The returns from
the Democratic and Independent newspapers
will be printed in a subsequent issue of the
Times
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
Regatta.

Philadelphia, June 80. The second an
nual regatta over the national course, on the
Schuylkill river, between Columbia uriver.
sity, of Pennsylvania, and Princeton, four
Dared crews, for the George W. Chids chal.
Ienge cup, was rowed to-day.
The bosts got away well To-
gether, the university boys soon taking
lead, and maintaining it for more than half
the course. Columbia crew, however, grad
ually passed them and took their water when
nearing the island to prevent fouling, and
give University an opportunity TO clear the
track. They pulled into the stream
and Immediately increased their stroke
Pennsylvania responded, and the race fn-
ish amid the widest excitement among
those on shore. The boats were
so close at the finish that con.
ference of all the Judges and
referee was necessary TO decide who won.
The decision was in favor of Columbia.
Time 9:481; Pennsylvania 9:6; Princeton
9'lSs. Time Of winning crew over same
course last year, 923. Betting was clearly
in favor of Pennsylvania, the odds being two
to one. Columbia's stroke went up as high
as As to the minute at the close of the race.
while that of Pennsylvania did not exceed 40
and that Of Princeton SO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
A Case OF Miscegenation Results in n
Shooting Aflrny

New Orleans, June S0-Ths afternoon
Frank Skillman, colored, was shot and seri-
ously wounded by w. j. French, white, in
the private office of Judge Whitaker, of the
criminal court, the shots taking effect in the
head and back. Skillman, on the 9th inst,
married Lizzie French, white girl. She
lived with him several days, when she return.
cd to Ter parents about two weeks ago. Her
mother and brother went to Skillman's resi-.
dence, where French shot twice AT
Ssillman and killed little col
ored girl. To-day all the parties
were in the Office of Judge Whitaker, Skill
man having applied for writ of babeas cor
pus to get possession of his wife, whom, he
charged, was Illegally restrained by her
parents. When questioned, his wife desired
to 80 with her husband and it WAS SO or
dered, Mrs. French at once sprsng for her
daughter, when young French drew re-
yolyer and shot twice NJ Skillman with the
result above stated. French was arrested
and sent to prison. The wife attended her
wounded husband, who was sent to the hos
pital
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
CENSUS OF SAN ANTONIO,

Dur recent San Antonio dispatch reports
population of Bexar county at $4,000,
pSnd that Of San Antonio, its capital, at 49,
500 Most sincerely do we rejoice at such
an increase liz ten years. In 1860 Bexar couna
ty had population of l4,454. In 1870,
however, it was only 1908, and that of the
city 1928, leaving but 1896 for the county.
The county contains an area of Lass square
miles, considerably more than one and
half times as large as Dallas.
The figures now given show an increase in
the city since 1870 of 7,242, and of rural
population 6,s05; total 14,0i7--a splendid
and gratifying exhibit. But does not our
grand and historic old sister come the "od
soldier" over the rurals, by embracing in
her municipal limits the ancient dowry con
ferred on her ancestors by the king of SPAIN
namely, six square leagues or 26,668 acres
over forty sections of land? The hum5ler
limits of Dallas contain but 1,400 acres, and
show Il population of l0,S63--a ride of
six miles encircles them. San Antonio
on her 26,568 acres, shows popu.
lation of 800, but 1t takes ride oftwenty-
seven Gnstead of six miles to corral them
To make a fair comparison of the whole
population of the two places, municipal and
suburban, the boundaries of Dallas should
be extended from their present limits three
and three.fourths miles north and south, east
and west. These figures are sug.
gested by the former limits of the corpora
ton of San Antonio, which may or may not
have been reduced by more recent legisla-
ton. We can afford, however, to rejoice at
her prosperity in either contingency, and
doubly SO when we reflect that in 1870 the
town of San Antonio alone contained 1925
souls, while the whole county of Dallas mus
tered only 1884, really less than the present
town and the legitimate suburbs of Dallas
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The Chicago Inter,0cean takes this view
Of he.eensus: 1.-THE government has been
wise in taking the new census. Nothing is
ever done well without advertising. If the
authorities had advertised the work, and ask
ed the cooperation of the entire people, the
enumerators would not have had one-tenth
The trouble, and the work would have been
done far more correctly. If the questions to
be asked had been stated every householder
would have prepared the list In our great,
busy city the enumerator does not in one
half of the houses find persons who can in
telligently answer his questions. Even those
of the so-called upper classes have had no
instruction of the Importance of the work, it
not being of value enough to advertise il.
The government usually advertises the sale
Of few worthless muskets and worn.out
harness, ard they should have preceded the
enumeration Of the people by notice of its
importance"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01

THE ST. Louis Post Dispatch, always terse
and salirical, has the following TO say of
Grant: at will grieye General Grant sorely
to know that his failing to put stop at the
right time to the attempt Of his indiscreet
friends to drag him from his proud position
of first citizen into the filthy pool of politics
has cost him round sum. Shortly after his
return from his trip around the globe, Secre-
tary Evarts contemplated rendering him the
position of ambassador highest known
TO our state service and send him 10 China
to revise existing treaties and settle the vexa-
tious questions which have arisen between
our country and the Celestial empire. 1t was
Intended 10 allow him $4,000 for expenses,
but Mr.. Evarts feared that his motives in
sending the great man out of the country
would be construed TO mean boost for the
Sherman movement, and so he refrained.
We are authorized to say thst,Mr. Grant is
open now to any little jobs of this character
that the secretary may have TO let.'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
DEMOCRATIC VOTE OF DALLAS COUNTY.

DEMOCRATIC VOTE OF DALLAS COUNTY.
The following is the official vote for gov
ernor, Nov. 9th, 1878, as published in the
HERALD, November 18th, 1873 The record
book containing these and other returns,
was lost in connection with the fire in the
courthouse, and the printed copies, one of
which we have preserved, are the only means
of giving the full vote Of the county at that
time. We arrange the returns in accordance
with the present division Of the county into
precincts and voting places, whereby, on the
basis of one delegate...for each fifty Demo-
cratic votes or fraction Of twenty-five or
more votes cast for governor, will be seen the
number of delegates TO which each precinct
or voting place, (as the case may be- will be
entitled in the forthcoming Democratic
county convention:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01

ATTENTION is directed TO the kilograms in
to'day's issue of the HERALD concerning
General Hancock and his connection with
the execution Of Mrs. Surratt. 1t will be
seen that General Hancock is fully INDICATED
by the word of the only surviving member
OF Mrs. Surratt's counsel and by the Catholic
Bishop Keane of Richmond, who at the
time of the execution resided in Washington.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
Citizens Bank of Louisiana vs.. the
Comptroller of Currency

Washington, June 80. The district su
preme court sitting in chambers heard tn,
argument to-day in the case of the Citizens
bank of Louisiana VS.. j. j. Knox, comptrolIe,
of currency. This petition.was for writ o
mandamus to compel the comptrollel
to issue to the stockholders of th.
insolvent Crescent National bank,of New Oh
leans, the full amount of their stock, in ordel
TO satisfy in full the petitioners CLAIM
against that institution. Comptroller Knox
answer to the petition sets forth that the
sessment Of 20 per cent, which he made
April, 1874, would have realized S350000,
S66,000 in excess of the deficit.