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MISCELLANEOUS.

The President has nominated Rowland E.
Trowbridge, Of Michigan, to be Commits
missioner of Indian Affairs.
Thomas Dawson, the veteran horse trainer,
and for thirty years connected with the
English turf, is dead.
Pomeroy Colley, private secretary of the
Viceroy of India has been appointed Gov
ernor and High Commissioner of Natal, and
commander of the troops in the neighboring
districts.
Ia the Liverpool spring cup race in March,
Parole will carry top weight of 131 pounds,
Mistake &c, Sly Dance 90, Wallenstein 81.
In the United Kingdom steeple chase at
Crovdon, April 1st, j. G. Benefits Musca-
din will carry 155 pounds.
At Paris, Thursday, Due d'Audiffret Pas
ouier was received into the French Academy.
The reception was brilliant affair.
A Russian subject named Hartmann has
been arrested at Paris upon charge in con-
neetiou with the recent explosion. Russia
has made a formal demand for his extradition
Advices from Valparaiso to the 9th ult.
state that by the explosion OF shells IN the
arsenal there twenty persons were killed and
half the building destroyed.
The Prussian Diet has been adjourned by
roval order until the close of the session Of
the German Reichstag. In the Reichstsg
Yesterday. Herr Ackernann, Conservative,
was elected Second Vice-President, the office
refused by Hoelder.
Washington's birthday will be observed on
Monday bv closing all the executive depart
ments at the National Capital.
Advices from Rio de Janeiro to the Sd
state that from eight to ten persons are dying
daily from yellow fever. There Is also much
sick on shipbsard, and vessels are conse-
quently removed from the docks and dis
psrsed through the harbor.
The wooden warehouse OF Hill, Mills + Co.,
at Manchester, Eng, was burned yesterday.
Loss estimated at CSC, 600,
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SANTA BARBARA. February 20th.-A ire
meudous rain is falling here. Over 6 inches
has fallen since last night, making 16 inches
for the season. 1t is still raining steadily. It
is regular soaker.
GONZALES, February 2Oth.-1'he total rain
fail of the last two days was 20 of an inch.
The storm continues. The stage did not con-
meet at Soledad with this mornings train on
account of bad roads.
GEORGETOWN, February 20th.-It has now
been showing three DAYS continuously, and
is still coming down. Had the present snow
been as dry as that which has preceded it
during the winter, it would now be not less
than four feet deep, but being very wet and
the ground being rather warm, it has attained
no greater depth than u or Ii inches.
EVANSVILLE, February Enthusiastically
cold light rains have prevailed the past two
or three days Up to the present time II of
an inch has fallen. Seasons total, 9 inches
The weather has now moderated. It is rain
ing tonight.
UKIaH, February 20th.-A week ofsthe Sc
yerest weather known for years has just
ended. Snow and rain have alternately fallen,
with freezing nights. There is snow all around
on the mountains. 1t Is said to be fourteen
inches deep at Cahto, and three feet at Bell
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To Messrs. Baker & Hamilton, James Mcclure, T.
N. Lndley, c. T Wheeler Albert Gallatin, c. w.
Clark, Jabez Turner, Stephen Uren, Robert S.
Smith and others
Gentlemen Yours Of this date requesting me to
become an independent candidate for reelection to
the Office now hold is received. IL - exceedingly
gratifying to me TO be thus assured OF the continued
Confidence of so large a number Of my constituents
Three wears ago / received similar request to be-
come M INDEPENDENT candidate, aud elected
No apnarent fleet on the status OF political paI ties
was caused thereby At this time, when you con-
s,der the vigilance required b, the constantly in
creasing danger 70 our city from foods, the import
ance of careful management in dealifg with the
holders OF more than half million dollars of
overdue and unpaid bonded indebtedness, the expe
rience and knowledge necessary n carrying ont orr
system OF drainage and sswe age, the radical
changes made necessary by the organic law in
regard to the improvement of streets, and other
matters but little less important, it would seem
that our citizens might well be justified in overlook
ing mere political qualifications prestige in this
important local matter
Your communication, together with other evil
denee has convinced me thai la-ge number Of my
fellow citizens Of all parties, desire my sub
mitted as an independent candidate.
acceie to the request and, offering my record
during the past six years "a guarantee OF the III
ture nave the honor TO be, very respectfully yours,
f2l-2pid w. T. KNOX.
ilBee, Leader and Agriculturist oopyI
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DIED..

Sacraneito, February 2o-Maggie NJ. Lynch, daugh-
ter Of Z. W, and Rose Anna Cafferty (and sister
to the wife Of 7. W Sheehan). a native OF khode
Island, 70 years, months and % days.
fun eral notice in this evenings Bee.I
Sacramento, February l9-Marg ret Teresa Daily, a
native OF California, q years and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
St. Rose Church, Seventh and X streets, this
afternoon at o'clock.
Beuicia, February 2O-Mrs. Mary Duffy formerly Of
Quincy, Mass. }, 81 years and : days. (Boston and
Quincy, Mass, papers please copy)
Funeral from her late residence, Sunday.l
Auburn, February 14-Andrew Hoer, native of
Bose Switzerland, SO yea and months.
Mare Island, Cal, February 1G-Col. l. c. Woods, So
years, months and % days
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passengers were seriously injured and thir.
teen dangerously. Among those fatally in
jured is Hon. Lorenzo Danford, of st. Glars
vile, O., an ex.member of Congress.
Texas.Pacific Railroad.
ST. LOUIS, February 20th.-Another so
miles of the Texas and Pacific Railroad ex-
tension west of Weatherford was let yester-
day. The iron and other material, and a
complete outfit for telegraph line from Fort
Worth to Weatherford, is on hand, and trains
will be running to the latter place by the LIST
of April.
Fires.
ATLANTIC Qa.), February 20th.-One hun
dred and twenty thousand bushels of corn
was burned in Gilman & Co.'s elevator to-
day.
PHILADELPHIA. February 20th.-The I'M
perial Cotton Mills, at Derby, were burned
last night. Loss, $4,000; insured for S25,-
600.
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San FRAXCIsCo, February 20th.-Late
this afternoon a warrant was issued for the
arrest of Tiburcio Parrot, of the firm of Par
rott & Co., on charge of employing Chinese
in the service of the Sulphur Bank Quicksil-
yer Mining Company, of which Parrott is
President. The case is made up to test the
constitutionality of the Act recently passed
by the Legislature prohibiting corporations
from employing Chinese.
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STACKS stricken from ,he Iist,

SAN FRAycIsco, February 20th.-On &C.
count of non payment of dues and other
causes, the following stocks have been
stricken from the list of the San Francisco
Board Succor, Woodville Con, Mint Frank
lin, Patten, Mides, North Utah, North Car
son, Georgia, Amazon Con-, North Con. Va,
Seq. Gold Hill, Glasgow, Vivian, Erie Con,
Santiago Blue Jacket, Columbia Con-, Plu-
tus, Little York, Silver West Con-, Rye
Patch Con-, Jefferson, Panther. Hussey,
Typo Con-, Young America, Silver Prize,
East Grand Prize, Price & Davis, Liberty,
Camanche, South Modoc Ida, klamath
Con. and Arizona.
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NEVADA.
Mining Affairs on The Comstoek.

Mining Affairs on The COmstOek.
VIRGINIA, February 20th.-At 4:l0 this
morning the large air compressor at the
Sierra Nevada mine broke its connecting
rod, allowing the piston to knock the back
head to the cylinder out, etc. All work in
the mine, except pumping, is suspended for a
week during repairs.
Connection has been made between the
north drift of the $500 foot level of the
Mexican and the drift south from the bottom
of the joint Mexican Union Wine from the
1000 foot level and through the slopes from
The 2, 400 foot level to the 2,300-foot level of
the Union.
improvements are reported in Belcher. In
cutting out the station south of the crescent
on the 2,760-foot level, and east of the drift
along the ore vein, stringers of good ore are
found, coming from the northeast. These
have continued for ten feet, and are strong
and promising.
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Illinois Central Railroad.


reached: therefore it is considered unneces-
sary to further reinforce New Mexico and
Colorado.
Illinois Central Railroad.
CHICAGO. February 20th.-The annual re.
port of the Directors of the Illinois Central
Railroad shows that the total receipts during
1879 to be 81, 234, 464; total expenditures,
So, 026, 700-leaving as net earnings from the
operation of the road 81, 207, 764. The in
crease of net traffic over the preceding year
is 1881. 691 There is now to be carried for
ward to the credit of the income account
s.. O72, S99. The Directors see hopeful pros
peet for the coming year.
Double Execution.
NASHVILLE, February 10th. Burrell Smith
and John Hall were executed at Murfrees-
boro at 80 pm, for the murder of Major
Pugh last May, They were prone unced dead
within II minutes, and hurried to house a
short distance from the gallows and an at
tempt at resuscitation was made, which
failed. Hall died easy, but Smith with a
struggle. Between 10000 and $1,000 people
were present.
Murder aud suicide.
BRADPoRD (Vt). February 20th.--A pau
per on the town farm at Corlnth named Will
lam Terrill, aged 70, killed another pauper,
Adam Ferrin, eyed 20, and then cut his own
throat.
ParneIl in Cincinnati.
CINcINNAr1, February 20th-Parnell ar
rived to day. He spoke briefly of the suffer
ing in Ireland, saying that though the British
Government gave some signs of afIordlng re-
lief. yet all that could be done in America
would be needed to avert death and bitter
suffering. Referring to the prosperous con-
dition of the working classes in this country,
he said he thought it wise in America to pro-
test against the worthless products of English
looms, and avoid some results of English
civilization.
Railroad Accident.
CHICAGO, February 205h-By running of
the track passenger train on the Bellaire
and Southeastern Railroad, while crossing
trestle near Bellaire, O., last night, the cars
fell distance Of thirty five feet. Twenty
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Increased Passenger Trafiic-The GorIey
Bill,

SAN FRANCISCO, February Goth. : The
steamer Colima, the first to sail on the Pana-
ma route since the reduction in rates, took
to-day 65 cabin and 90 steerage passengers,
being an increase of about 80 per cent. over
the previous average list.
The feeling among stockholders to-day is
better, on account of the amendments TO the
Gorley bill which have been agreed to in
committee The better class of brokers seem
to consider the general idea of the bill cor
rect. needing merely some modification in the
details.
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Parade Promised.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 20th.-There
was large attendance at the sand lot to-day,
to hear the report of the committee that has
been calling upon employers of Chinese. The
attention of the committee was mostly di-
rected to cigar manufacturers, and the gen
eral sentiment seemed to be that they would
discharge their Chinese if all the manu-
facturers would join in the movement. To-
morrow the Workingmen will have a parade.
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MATTERS AT WASHINGTON.

Nomination CT Commissioner of Indian
Affairs.
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Westward-Bound Passengers.

OMAHA, February 2Osh.-The following
through passengers were on to days train,
leaving at 12:15 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacra-
mento February 24th J. w. Chapman,
Warren, Penn; Fl. NJ. Bramwell, England !;
Sig. Lorpurger, II. w. Carpenter, Mrs Y
n. Carpenter, New York f; Charles A. Dodd,
Portland. Or; A. G. Smith, Chicago May
Taylor, H. Johns5urg Vermont; d. C.
Murray and family, New Bedford, Mass. ;
Daniel O'Leary, New York J S. Harris,
Chicago j. Z. II. Janeway, Philadelphia !;
Lieutenant Thomas Garvey, United States
Army, and fourteen recruits for San Fran
cisco.
Forty.nine through emigrants left on last
nights emigrapt train, to arrive in Sacramento
February 9th.
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ROPN

Sacramento, February 2O-Wife Of ]. F. Williams, a
daughter.
Lower stockton road, Sacramento county, February
2-Wife Of j. Beck, a son.
Capay Canyon, February l6-Wife of n. Switzlar, a
Kennedy Flat, Jackson Amador county. Feb
ruary 15-Wiie of James Muldoon, daughter.
Alameda, February 13-Wife of Adolph Len, a
daughter.
Alameda February 12-wife of F. NJ. Warden, a son.
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Parade Of schooI Children.

SAN Francisco, February 20th.-To-mor-
row the boys and girls of San Francisco will
celebrate Waslington's Birthday by a pro-
cession. which viii start at II o'clock A. NJ,
from the corner of Folsom and Second streets,
headed by brass band The procession will
halt at the United States Mint, and will be
dismissed at the Palace Hotel, where literary
exercises will be had.
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Unknown Man Ki,rea-sertous Accident.

OAKLAND, February 2osh.-The morning
train from Los Angeles, at II o'clock to-day,
ran over and killed a man unknown at Watts
Station.
Mr.. Partridge, employed at the West Oak
land ship yard, fell from the top of derrick
twenty feet high, about IL o'clock this morn
ing, and sustained probably fatal injuries.
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Gave in Il TunneI-Raiiroad Communities
ton Stopped.

GRASS VALLEY. February 20th.-The rail-
road tunnel at Town Talk caved in to-day
All railroad connection will be stopped be-
tween here and Nevada. Passenger and
mail connections will be made by stage at
Town Talk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Union Lodge. No. eI, A, q. u. W., a
DrIc.a.nrac C,ub.-Ibere Will he n

yXTANTED-A SITUATION BY A GOOD,
w steady Bookbinder. Apply to HENRY
FUCHS Purchasing and General Business Agency,
No 800 L street SACRAMENTO Cal. IL -lW
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vE:GE: I Inc.
Reports from Ohio.

SPRINGFIELD (O.), February 2s, 1877.
MR.. II. r. STEVENS-Dear Sir: have sold the
VEGETlNE for several years, and from personal
knowledge of my customers who have bought it,
do cheerfullg recommend it for the complaints for
which 1t is recommended. Respectfully,
j. j. BAoWN, Druggist and Apothecary.
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marysviIie woeIcn Mills Closed.

EVANSVILLE, February 20th.-The Marys-
vile Wooden Mills, through the Directors,
have closed, throwing out of employment
about 70 employees, 40 being Chinese. The
company will probably conclude to disincor
porate.
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Reno, February 20th-We are having the
first snow-storm of the winter.
CARSON, February 20.h. = Six inches of
snow fell here to-day, aud it is still showing.
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aEsis.


SALT LAKE., February 20th.-Last evening
at Stockton. Utah, William Fuller, aged
about 20 years, attempted TO split log with
powder, which exploded prematurely, carry
ing away portion of his face and otherwise
wounding him, from which he died a few
hours after.
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MAR RIED.

Alameda, February Thames P. Bandon to Kate
Wonderch.
Near Forest Home, Amador county, February 8
Henry McCuteheon to Clara Dei ore.
Dixon, February 5-0rson X. Smith to Lille
ShippeY.
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Springs, on the Humboldt road. The loss to
stockmen will be severe. Many lambs must
perish from the cold nights. 1t is now
warm during the day and freezing over night.
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The Distress in Ireland.

LONDON, February 20th.-In the House of
Lords yesterday bill authorizing the pur-
chase of seed potatoes to be sold to the Irish
tenant farmers for planting at cost, or under,
or on credit, was read the first time.
The Duchess of Marlborough denies that
her fund goes exclusively to the Catholic
ii vidad
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VEGETINE.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.

AKRON tO.), January %, 1877.
DIR. II. R. STEVENS, Boston. MaSs.-Dear Sir:
My wife has used your VEGETINE for Kidney Com
plant and General Debility, and has found great
relief from it, much that she likes to keep it
on hand as a beneficial t mic.
THOMAS H. GOODWIN,
West Market street.
am personally acquainted with Thos. II. Goodwin
Esq, who is old and higblyrespected citizen of,
Akron Yours respec fully,
A. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Druggist.
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yTyHE LEADING MERCHANT TAILOR, NO. 52s
street, between Firth and sixth. Choice
line OF French and English Goods TO select from
All work Guaranteed Prices lower than any other
house, El-4plm
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AMERICAN SALT COMPANY,
No Cinnamon are Employed F!
81 GRORGE EREaT.

Office. No 2I7 Sacramento street. Factory Nos
81, 80 aud 81 Main street, adjoining Cutting Pack
ing COMPANY. f2I3i3 slu'Th
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RESPITE RECEIVED.

SANTA Cruz, February 20th.-The Gov
ernor's respite arrived at 3:45 P. NJ, and stays
the execution till Friday, March 9TH. The
excitement is still very great, and everybody
is discussing the negligence of the Clerk of
the Supreme Court. Whether anything will
be done tonight remains to be seen, but it
appears that order and law will prevail. The
prisoner had not been informed of the cause
of the delay until the Governors respite was
read to him. He took it coolly, and begged
the people who stood near him to intercede
in his behalf with the Governor for COM
mutation of his sentence.
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CHICAGO, February Goth. = The Inter
Oceans Vera Cruz special, dated the 18th,
via Brownsville, says: Grant arrived this
morning, after smooth voyage. He was
met in the offng by man.of.war Secretary
Romero and General Mexia came on board
the steamer. The Consul delivered an adj
dress of welcome from the Government and
City of Vera Cruz, and the party proceeded
to the Consulate They were met by Minis
ter Foster and Governor Terrain. They leave
at noon for Orizaba.
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SANTA ORUsANs' DISAPPOINTED.
THE UNEMPLOYED OF SAN FRANCISCO
CALIFORNIA.
ExcItement az Santa Cruz-A disappointed
POuuIace.

Excitement at santa CTu1-A DisdppctneeG
POpuIace.
SANTA CRUZ, February goth. -COnsterna-
ton and excitement has prevailed IN this
community since last evening, when 1t was
found that the Clerk of the Supreme Court
had failed to send the order OF the Supreme
Court dismissing the writ of certiorari and
the stav of proceedings issued on Friday last.
Without that order the Sheriff could not
proceed to execute. and people knotted to-
gether in small crowds to discuss the sltua-
ton. The unanimous expression was that
CHARLES Colby would be hung to-day, the
Sheriff willing or not" The District At
torney put the telegraph in motion and sue
ceeded in arousing the Clerk of the Supreme
Court to send the order by the regular mail.
This would have delayed the execution be-
yond the limited hours set for it by the
Court, but the Clerk of the Supreme Court
telegraphed last night that he would send the
order to Wright's Station with the early
train, where it would reach at II noon, and a
messenger left this morning on horseback
who promised to make the distance, eighteen
miles. in one hour At l o'clock the messen-
ger had not arrived. The crime for which
Colby is convicted was the killing of Harry
Williams on the 22d of October, 1878.
The prisoner has persistently refused to
admit any minister, priest or other spiritual
adviser to his cell, and has denounced them
all as jugglers. He says: g l want no Jug
glery on the seaffold If they can't save my
body, will look out for my soul" Colby is
a confirmed Spiritualist, and has been CORE
spending with persons of his opinions, to
whom he promised to write from the spiritual
land.
2:40 P. M.-The messenger boy has not ar
rived. A large crowd is waiting before the
jail door, and it is feared that if the order
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OREGON.

WeaiheF-Sun,iuOKed TO the National
ital-Washingtan's Birthday.
PORTLAND, February 20th,-The weather
is bright and clear.
General o. o. Howard and Captain J. A.
Sladen, who left by the steamer Elder en-
route to Washington, go in obedience to a
summons to testify before a Senate Com
nittee, and will be absent about two months.
Most of the places of business in the city
will be closed Monday. the 23d, in COM
memoration of Washngton's birthday. There
will be no public demonstration. Monday
evening the Washington Guard will give
masquerade ball at Turn Halle.
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VEGETINE.
VBGETINE.
KIDNEY CONF INTs.

CINCINNATI or March 10, 1877.
II. r. STEVFNS-Dear Sir: | have u,et your
YEGETlNE for some time, and truthiully say l.
has been great benefit to me, snd to those suffer
ing from diseases of the Kidneys cheerfuy recon-
mend it. Respectfully, O. II SMITH.
Attested to by K. B. Ashfeld, Druggist, corner
Eighth and Central Avenues.
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VEGETINE.
Kidney NMPLAlST

Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, etc, are always
unpleasant and at times they become the most dis
tressing and dangerous diseases that affect he
human system. Most diseases of the Kidneys arise
from impurities in the blood causing humors which
settle on these parts VEGETINE excels any known
remedy in the whole world for cleansing and purify
ing the blood, thereby causing healthy action to all
the organs of the body.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
SANTA CRUsANs' DISAPPOINTED.
Unexpected Postponement of an Execution
for Murder.
THE UNEMPLOYED OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Cattle and Horses Still Dying from Star
Walton in British Columbia.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
wv. K N . x,
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
FOR
SECOND TRUSTEE.
Election, March .. 1889. f2l-td
CORRESPONDENTS.

To W. F.. KNOX, Esq.-Dear Sir: The under
signed recognizing and indorsing the excellent man
ner in which you have performed the duties of the
office of Second Trustee during your six years of its
administration most earnestly request that you per
m us to present your to your fellow-citizens
OF this city as independent candidate for reelec