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"lapdstoo or haveupon premises such men
until they prove their sincerity to honest
government and the Democratic party
"by words and deeds. That we earnestly
"call upon the people of our county and
" State to join hands with us in this mat
"ter, as the only course for the people to
"save the Government from corruption
"and fraud. That we beg the citizens
"and merchants of Greenville City to dis
charge from their employ any white or
"black Radicals and fill their places with
democrats. That we discountenance any
"man who will violate any of the above
resolutions, and consider him wanting in
loyalty to his party, and spot him as an
enemy to good government. That no
tenants whom we may have on our places
'shall be allowed to have in their en-
"ploy any white or black Radical.
"That any voter stranger to US
"who may apply to us for employment
must produce satisfactory evidence that
she is a Democrat" We think it may
be regarded as tolerably certain that these
are genuine resolutions, since it Is in the
last degree improbable that any one
would have fabricated them. They are,
it is true, local only, and perhaps repre-
sent nothing more than the political
bigotry Of little group of Bourbon fossils.
That they should have been adopted at all
or anywhere, however, is remarkable, and
even regarded as an extreme illustration
of fanaticism, they indicate the existence of
condition of feeling in regard to politics
which has long been impossible outside
of the Southern States. Another pecu-
liarity is that they emanate from the
vctors in the locality. The Democrats
have carried South Carolina, and this is
the use they propose to make OF their vic
tory. Ii Greenville county is at all rep
resentative the country may congratulate
itself again upon its escape from Southern
rule through the election Of General Gar
| field to the Presidency. OF course the
adoption of such rabid propositions can
only injure those who have recourse to this
new variety of Boycottism. The Green
vile county fanatics may succeed in driv
ing all the Republicans out of their neigh.
borhood, but that will be equivalent to
banishing all the enterprise and industry
and intelligence. No Republican, black or
white, can have any thing to regret in los
ing the society of such hopeless imbeciles
as the men who adopted these resolutions
must be. 1t is possible, however, that
this is one of the last flashes of expiring
Southern intolerance. We certainly hope
SO, and we can only regret that any South
ern community should have been so fool.
ish as to commit itself to policy of ram
pant hostility to the dominant party, just
at the threshold of an administration
which is certain to make that kind OF
folly Improbable.
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THE BURNED INSANE ASYLUM.

The burning OF the Minnesota Insane
Asylum, or rather one wing of it, appears
to have been fruitful of terrible scenes,
even if the disaster was not SO lamentabie
in destruction of life as at first reported.
The poor patients, dazed and bewildered,
were in many cases released with great
difficulty, and then taking fright at the
noise and the crowd, they fled in all
directions. and injured themselves by ex-
posture to the bitter weather, and by run
ming barefoot over the frozen ground. 1t
seems that the,number of lives lost directly
by fire is less than twenty, but it is feared
that very many more will die from the
effects of the exposure. The Asylum ap-
pears to have been greatly oyercrowded,
and one result of this is that the unhoused
patients cannot be accommodated in
that part Of the building which escaped de-
struction
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posed to be small coaster. Six bodies have
washed ashore.
New YoRK, November 1Sth-A. M-At
this Lour there is no additional news OF the
steamer foundered off the coast Of Wales.
Ali the papers have gone to press and their
editions have nothing to solve the mystery.
The cuIcigno situation.
CoNsTANTINoPLg, November 17th.-Der.
wish Pasha telegraphs that the Gordon around
Dulcigno is complete. Forty thousand re.
liefs have been called out, to be employed
partly in the Greek provinces of Turkey,
partly in Albania and partly on the bound
airy of Roumelia.
The Turks Fortifying.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 17th.- The
Turks are fortifyiug the borders of Thessalay.
French, Journalist Punished.
PARIS, November 17th.-The Director of
lie Civilization has been condemned in con-
tumaciam TO three months imprisonment
and fine of 1900 francs, for insulting Presi-
dent Grevy, the Tribunal of Conflict and the
Council OF State.
Floods in England.
LONDON, November th.-Floods are
causing much damage in the counties of
Derbyshire, Warwickshire, Nottinghamshire
and Worcestershire. The water of the
Thames is rapidly rising.
The CoIIlery Disaster-Flre subdued.
ST. ELLARToN, November 17th.-The water
has subdued the fire in the mine.
BODY Washed Ashore.
HAMILTON (Ont.), November 17th.-In-
formation is received that body, appar.
emily deck hand, having life preserver
marked Zealand" attached to it, has
washed ashore
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HOLIDAY ISSUE.

Following the custom first established by this pa
per the REooRD-Uyios will on the lst day of Janu-
AIRY, 1851, issue mammoth edition containing valu-
able Statistics business review Of Sacramento, and
interesting special articles
The superior value of the New Years issues of
this paper is already so well known to require
detail of the prospectus. The editions of this spe-
cal issue have often reached $4,000 Of the daily
alone. All matter presented i'll the daily reappears
in the WEEKLY UNION, thus receiving the widest ard
most general circulation
The RECORD UNION and WEEKLY UNION are the
only papers published outside Of the metropolis
having general circulation.
The WEEKLY UNION has over TEN TINES the circu.
aon of its local cotemporaries and the largest and
most general circulation Of any weekly published
THE coast
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Thus the defenders of sound currency
have been denounced as "Goldites" and
bloated bondholders," and it has been
eravely alleged that all their aim was to
plumber the masses. Thus the advocates
of Free Trade have been accused of being
bribed with British gold," and all the
evils of Protection have been thrust out of
sight by the pretense that those who ex-
posed them were somehow un-Ameri-
"can." In every such case it will be found
on reflection that the discussion has been
diverted from questions OF principle to
considerations of prejudice, and that the
latter has been most easily and largely
developed among the least educated classes.
Yet it is as certain as anything eau be
that all these issues ought to be con-
sidered and determined from a scientific
standpoint, since they are governed
by laws as well ascertained and
as uniform in their operation as
those which control physical phenomena.
The idea that systems of taxation, Of
finance, of tariff, are liable to notifications
caused by difference of geographical posi-
ton, or race, or other causes, is as IRA.
tional as would be the supposition that
the laws of being were different in various
parts of the world. Like causes produce
like effects uniformly, and this rule is
without exception. A realization of its
universally would do much to dissipate
the absurdities which every political cam
paign produces SO POLITICALLY, and would
enable the country to advance much moro
| rapidly towards reform in all directions,
because it would clear the ground at the
outset from illusions which parRlyze pro.
gress at present. Nor is it in poll
tics alone that the prevalent want of
sound elementary instruction operates inju-
riously. 1t reacts upon every phase of our
social life. 1t shelters charlatanism in
medicine, in philosophy, in religion, in
speculation of all kinds. 1t plays into the
hands of rogues and impostors. It con-
stitutes perpetual impost upon ignorance,
and it checks and hampers benefcent leg
islation at every turn. The facility with
which new "isms f" are started, and, the
hold which they obtain, testify to the
failure of our educational system On
almost all important and really practical
questions the people have everything to
learn after they begin active life, and the
result is that politics are great school, in
which the blunders of our ounces cost us
enormously, and where the lessons which
ought to have been learned in childhood
have to be painfully and slowly mastered,
amid distractions which vitiate their sig.
niicance, and under conditions which
impair their usefulness.
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DIED.,

itE1.
Sacramento, November IS Emma ~ Stelter, n
native Of California, 10 years, months and Is
days.
Friends and acqualntaTces respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
late residence, near Elk Grove this afternoon st
/ o'clock
Sacramento, November l6-Jsmes VasseIl native
of Virginia, 80 wears and IL days. (New Bedford,
Mass, papers please copy)
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the A N. E. Church, on Seventh street, between
q and Il, this afternoon at 2o'clock
Sacramento, November 17--Miunie Lu Ella,
youngest daughter of John and Jennie Measure,
10 months and IA days.
FRIENDS and acquaintance are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, which will take place from
residence of parents, Twelfth street, between
q and R, this afternoon at 3 o'clock
Yuba City, November l6-Emma b. Schuessler,
year, 10 months and 10 days.
Quincy, November Capt. VIM. II. Koher, IS
wears
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A letter has been received at Copenhagen
from young Danish sailor who is with
Stanley in Africa. He writes that yellow
fever had so weakened the expedition that
several of the members were for turning
back, whereupon Mr.. Stanley called them
together ard said Not one of you shall
l allow to turn back before the expedition
is over. My motto is Forward, and even
if Thousand devils with revolvers or dag
gers opposed US, or illness, pestilence, and
misery threatened us with destruction, not
even then should allow single person to
turn his nose homeward."
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO PRINCIPALS,
Teachers and .Ianitora

A t THE MEETING OF TIE CITY BOARD OF
~ Education held WEDNESDAY. November
ioIn lne following Resolutions were adopted to wit
schools OF this city be- aud they are hereby reornd
toiurnsh to theirrespective teachers within ten DAYS
after the publication Of notice, certi6cate from
their family or other physica certifym that they
are sufficiently protected by waco natlon. 3
Resolved, THAT all the prir cipals. teachers and
jantors employed By this Board are hereby reolred
to furnish to the Superintendent ccrtif,te fro,
physician certifying that they sufficiently nro-
tec;ed by vaccination" ~
The blank certificates that have been distributes,
must be properly flied, signed and returned 10 this
office within ten days from date of this notice.
Respectfully, F. l.. LANDES. Superintendent
Office Superintendent City Schools, November
IL, J. so DiStf
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TELECRAPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
BUSINESS OF THE COUNTRY.
Unprecedentedly Large transactions
Through Clearing houses.
WEsTWARD-B0UED. PASSENGERS.
The Haut Ton of Chicago Experience q
Sensation.
REPORTED RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION
Eorrifying Case Of Asphyxiation at clsve-
land
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS or FOREIGN NEWS.
Reported Loss Of a Large Steamship on
the Coast Of Wales
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XATANTED-SITUATIo BY STEADY
w Young Married Man; is good book
keeper, good salesman. Would act porter in
wholesale house, or drive waqon-in fact, any
respectable Temunerative business. Salary not so
much an object PEI nlanent position. Reference
or security given. Address :. X. Y. !" this Office
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Executors Sale of Real Estate

DY. VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY TO ME
ID given by the last will Of EUNICE W. FRASER,
deceased will cell at public auc. ion, to the highest
bidder for Cash (gold conn., in front OF the Court
house door, In Sacramento city, on
Wednesday, December I, 1920,
At 10 O'Clock A. N. of that day, the following
described Real Estate, to wit: Lot One ~, in the
Block between Q and r, and Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets, in Sacramento citv.
Terms Of sale-Ten per cent on dayof sslc balance
upon approval OF sale by the Superior Court. Deed
at expense Of purchaser.
November II, 1850.
L. g. TAYLOR Attorney for Executor.
mis- 2wThSTu-
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FOR - "A 70,
The Grand Hotel PrODarty.

CENTRALLY LOCATED, ON THE CORNER
" OF and Front streets, in the city of Sacra-
mento, having frontsge Of S. feet and being three
stories in hight. A building of modern construc-
ton, containing 60 wel-ighted and pleasant rooms
conveniently arranged and provided with all recent
Improvements and conveniences The first or ground
floor is occupied fer stores saloon, barber shop and
hotel Office, rented and yielding fair income. which
can be materially increased by reopeuing Of the
upper portion Of the premises. The building is in
good repair, and located ono Il the Oldest and
most popular hotel sites in the city. Its proximity
to Passenger and Freight Depot, Steamboat Land
ings, Express and Telegraph Offices, Banks and
business center, assures large aud immediate
profitable trade to the house.
az THIS RoPERTY &a
Is for sale, and must be sold.
IA Price. lCW-one-third cash; balance on
any time desired, ut per cent. per aunum net.
AT OFFERS WANTED. "a
For further particulars, address CadyalHder &
Parsons, Real Estate Agents, corner TAird and
streets Sacramento. o7-2p1m
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HAMMERS sCAscARA SAsKADA BrrTEKs cures al
COMPLAINTS arising from obstructed state Of the
system.
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Special Meeting Of sacramento a
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3, at the hall, nSA~
THIS Thursday) EVENING, at o'clock M
Sojourning Companions cordially in = v \
vited to attend. BY order of
W. II. DAVIS. II. P.
A. A. REpIyGTos, Secretary mis- 1t
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CIRNna1rl I

Fer power was retained by force Of personal
charms. She led the old "boys" captive wherever
she talked .'pretty" to them and showed her teeth.
History should tell us that che used soZ0D0NT,
but It don't. The preparation she used might have
had another name then. n1S-3t1hSTu
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UTANTED -FOUR STEAM FILTERS AND
wv Two Plumbers. Eons but first-class men
need apply GEO. T. BUSH, No. BIB street.
Ms L.
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HAMMERS GLrusAoL. or TAs, for coughsand eolds.
Tyis,
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MARRIED.
BORN.

NiAHniEO,
Biggs. November l0-Dr. o. c. Hawkins to Josie
Biggs
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
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TIE ABOVE coNrRApIcrrp.
Sensation as Chicaso-Upper Tendon
shaken In.

CHICAGO, November I7th.-Leona Dare,
otherwise known as Bridget Mccarthy, who
was a prominent gymnast and ti2ht-rope per
former in this country some years ago, but
who has been missed since 1876, has appeared
here suddenly in new role as the wife of a
wealthy Austrian named Gruen Baum, and
has recently attended many of the most
fashionable entertainments, parties and we'd
day or two Ter identity has become known,
and also the facts of the case. She was
married to common fellow in the minstrel
iine named Hail, and was travelling with
him in Austria four years ago, when enc Gay
she got heavy fall, using her up completely
for stage business. Her worthless husband
deserted her, and has not been heard from
since. Then Gsuen Baum, who hsd corr
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FOR SALE,

Ann ACRES OF FIRST. CLASS RECLAIMED
%VV GULE LAND, situa ed about one mile
south CT the town Of Isleon, on Andrus leland, and
fronting on Jackson Slough. For price ard par
ticuars, inquire by letter or III person of the
n112ptf SACRAMENTO BANK.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Philharmonic society members please
take notice that the usual rehearsal is postE oned
ing Grand Army BAIL street, b,tween Fifth and
Sixth. mis- Ill BOARD or DIRECTORS.
The 0f..cers and y emhers Of Gem. i.If
pany r, First Artillery Regiment, N. q. G, IVA
will assemble at their Armory. THiS,H
Chursday) EVENING, November 18th, at -E@c2
1880 O'Clock, in full fatigue ssbers and belts, for
special drill By order J. l.. ATWOOD,
MS 1t Captain Commanding Company.
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d. s. A--K-s-EE.
| Ann ACRES OF LAND EIGHT NILES
4~O below CORTLAND, fronting one-hait mile
| on Miners Slough on the east, and one half mile
on Prospect Slough on the west. portion Of the
tract is CHOICE VEGETABLES LAND.
For price and particulars, apply to tho
n17-2pln SACRAMENTO BANK,
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ST PETERSBURG, November 17th.-At o
sitting of the Press Commission. the editors
of Several st. Petersburg and Moscow jour
mails. favored an abolition of the system by
which press .offenses are dealt with. and sug-
gested that such offenses be tried by the law
Cn,,r1n
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Large steamer LOST /.

LONDON. November 17th.-A large un-
known steamer has been lost with all hands
Wales.
LONDON. November 17th.-The name of
the steamer reported lost of st. Governs
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LONDON, November 17th-1he Iuterna-
tional Regatta Committee decided by lot that
the first trial heat tomorrow, at 1:20 P. NJ,
shall be between Laycock. Elliott, Hawden
and larger; the second heat, at 2 o'clock,
between Riley. Ross, Largan and Feeley !;
the third heat at 2:40, between Warren
Smith, Hosmer, Gibson and Anderson !; the
fourth heat, at $50, between Trickett, Mich
olson and Clasper. The contestants viii op-
pose each other on the 18th instant.
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Columbus special says: There has been per-
sistent efforts by the opponents of Secretary
Sherman's election as Senator 70 circulate a
story that he only desired the election as a
lever to enable him to remain at the head of
the Treasury Department. He writes to-day
20 Hon. L. D. Myers: I intended to say
that while could make no effort to secure
the place of Senator, will gladly accept it,
and would faithfully serve the people of Ohio
in that position,
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Reported Loss Of Large Steamship on
the Coast of Wales
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No Influence.

NEW York, November 17th.-The Hcralds
Washington special say: Secretary Ram
sey says the opinions expressed by General
Schofeld in his report about the Whitaker
case have not influenced the Department in
the least.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

Tho business in State bonds included Missouri Is
70 Hannibal and S. Joseph Railroad at 1074
North Carolina 6s old at 80, aud Tennessee Us new
at 32l4a32lo and new series at 1914. Louisiana
consos are quoted at 4Si2049lo, Tennessee 90 Old
3S04O and North Carolina consolidated As 800
80 City bank stocks were without sales but their
quotations were firm.
The market for railroad bonds of the speculative
kinds was almost as excited as was the share mar
ket. Erie second cOnsols, with a business that
amounted to 81 s3S, OO0 rose from 93ls to 0i4,
and the funded IS rose from ssh to 30. Roms.
Watertown and Ogdensburg first consos adj
yauced from II to 7412 but reacted to 10
M73lt. Missouri, Kansas and Texas first
cousols were stronger at 107ss01O7. and the Sec
onds rose from 63ai to 654. Boston. Hartford and
Erie frss hardly held steady at 42042s, aud C.s
c. and ]. G. first assented were only q higher az
o5s,M05lo. Ohio and Mississippi frsfs, Spru gield
DIVISION. were 2 per cent higher at 113. upon the
probability of an early payment OF two past-due
coupons Ohio Central trsts Continue to be
in demand up to 97l2. and the incomes up
to 5434. Indiana, Bloomington aud Western IN
comes rose to 81 st. Paul consols to III, st. Paul
rsts and D. extension to 116. and firsts Southern
Minnesota division, to 1929. Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern frsts advanced to 9G. and
Central Iowa frsts TO 106l2 aud debt certificates 20
so Toledo and Wabash seconds sold at 107 and
convertibIes at 10fG 1032a. Denver and R.o Grtnde
frsts were firm at 1854 a 1852, and the consols
were 81 higher at 9Sl209Sss. Kansas Pacific con-
soils advanced from 97ls to 9S0972I and Texas
Pacific incomes were p higher at 50.
The business of the Sub-Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt of $3.50 152
and payment of $5.979.349. resulting in gain 10
the general balance of 81 800 SOB. and leaving at
$S1, JOB. ST. against SIS, 5O3.06S October 8. The
particular changes of the week are coin gain OF
81 679,359. less a currency loss of $7S.556.
Money Is without change, the rates for call loans
ruling at 2l2G3 per cent. The domestic exchanges
on Nev-York at the places named are quoted as fol-
lows Savannah, 3s9ls discounts Charleston, 5ls
discount TO par: New-0rieans, 81 discount
to par; ST. Louis, 30 cents dIseountt
Chicago 81 discount Boston, par. The United
States Treasurer at Washington to-day Received
800. 900 in National bank notes for redemption.
be customs receipts were S733.679 and the in-
terua revenue receipts were S435OS2. The follow
Jug Is the Clearing House statement tO-tay: Ex-
changes, SI69, 1913, 603; balances. S4,51l,734 The
transactions at the sub Treasury covered Receipts.
81. OH 962; payments, $765. 475 currency Dal-
aucr, 80. 2JO,2SO; coin balance. H75.So3.o9l.
The foreign exchanges are dull again, aud ycstsr-
DAYS advance in rates Is hardly sustained although
the quotations remain unclan ged as follows: