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FOREIGN.
Proposed Peace Between Chile and Peru
|. -PermNiam E:emeraI DegraAcd.

Proposed Peace Between Chile and Peru
: Peruvian General Degraded.
PANAMA, October 12th-Lima dates are to
September 25th. United States Minister
Christisncy has rendered the following basis
for preliminary peace Chile, Peru and Bo.
livia will each elect three Commissioners to
discuss the conditions of peace, to meet en-
Peruvian territory occupied by the Chilean
army, the United States Minister taking
part in the conference as friendly mediator.
The cultivation of tobacco is row free in
Chile.
Six millions of paper money is authorized
to be issued by the Chilean Treasury.
The Bolivian Congress has sanctioned a
law authorizing the Executive to mortgage
or sell all national property, and municipal
tiles are also authorized to proceed in the
same way, with the consent of the Govern.
ment, the proceeds of such sale to be applied
to the expenses of the war.
General Daza has been deprived of the
rights of Bolivian citizen, his inaptitude
and cowardice having brought upon the coun-
try humiliation and dishonor.
Excitemen; In Albania.
RAGUsA, October 21st.-Great excitement
prevails in Albania, in consequence of the
II j:ea death of four Albanian chiefs, who, it
is currently reported, were poisoned.
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THE BARBECUE.
fcosr1NurD FROM FIRST rAosI


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50 Union is Strength. +" Long lines Of lights
on the grounds and the illuminated house
added to the pleasing effect. All the
divisions cheerea as they passed beneath the
! gateway of banners ereetedby Mr.. CUMMINGS.
Notable, too, we've the Examinations Of the
| house and grounds of George Cadwalader-
| Edwar6 Cadwalader, DR. Simmons and j. II.
Carroll. These were so striking rs to justify
this singing out, and SO, tee. were others
were it possible to now give details regarding
them; but these noted excited the people in
liHe to cheers frequently. Sc, too, mention
shoeld be made of the fine display on j
street, especially in the bleck between Sixth
and Seventh streets, where about all the
business houses united in . joint effort TO
produce given effect, and succeeded adj
ns.rahly.
As tie Sacramento Sailor Boy Club passed
the RTCoRD-U UNION clhce last night it paused.
and the commander led The large body OF
men in three cheers for the RTeogD- UNION,
and they were gwen with will. The RECORD
UNION delegation in the line WAS also several
times salpted with cheers.
Most of the delegations from abroad have
already departed for home, but few stay
over until this morning and one or two until
tonight
The movement Of the procession through
vie OVAL driveway OF Iapleoi IaEk last hiSnS
was one of the finest effects ever Witnessed in
this State Nearly the whole line was then
IN view, and it appeared like great river OF
hire, from which stars and sheets of fame and
columns Of smoke shos upward. Thousands
OF people lined the east terraces of the park
to witness it.
The number of American flags in the pro-
ceSslon last ngat was unusually large, and
some of them were very handsome
The Republicans were not alone in decor
ating yesterday, many Democrats fairly out
shone their Republican neighbors in the
effort to make yesterday indeed gala day
for Sacramento, and to do honor to her
guests.
On the line eff the march last eveuirg sew
eral of the divisions engaged in singing pat
riotic songs.i
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FUSION AND CONFUSION.

And so the Democrats are meditating
another fusion this time in Indiana 1t
seems that they desire to unite with the
Nationals. They would unite with any
organization that would descend to an alli-
ance with them, but it is very hard on the
reputation of the Nationals that they
should also be accused of willingness to
fuse with the Democrats. Evidently the
latter have made up their minds to discard
the last vestige of decency and principle,
butevidently their desperation and audacity
are powerless to change the situation. The
stars in their courses fight against that
party, and no matter what wretched bar
gains they may make from this time for
ward, they viii be beaten.
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of treason and anarchy, and that the Ma
tional Democratic party is to-day. The
nation owes duty to itself in this con-
nection which it cannot safely neglect
The introduction of Mexican methods in
politics is a direct blow at free institutions.
The success of these methods would quickly
render majority government a mockery.
If in any part of the Union minority is
permitted to usurp the powers and func-
lions of the majority, the same crime may
be perpetrated in any other part, and thus
the liberties of the people may be wrested
from them. There is but one way to deal
with danger of this kind, and that is to
strike it down at the beginning, and with
such force that it will never revive.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-22
TIE GREAT REPUBLICAN GATHERING
YESTERDAY.

The Republican barbecue yesterday was
. splendid success. The weather was
lovely. and the surrounding counties sent
such large delegations in that in several
cases the transportation capacity of the
railroads was overtasked, and many en-
thusiastic Republicans were disappointed
All through the day crowds continued to
press into the Park, and all through the
day the visitors found prompt and hearty
welcome and an abundant and well-served
commissariat Able speakers addressed
the masses of people from four stands.
Neighbors fraternized, and their families
enjoyed the holiday, the music, the hustle,
and the good things provided. The speak
ing was stirring, eloquent, and thoroughly
appreciated, and after the main business
of the day had been transacted all pre-
pared for what proved to be The event of
the evening namely, the great process
sion. This was magnificent DEM
onstration. Sacramento has never seen
anything to compare with it, and
it may be questioned whether frer po-
litical procession has ever paraded on the
coast. The preparations had been
careful and thorough. The citizens
turned out enthusiastically. In the I'M
uniformed citizens division every interest
and business in the city was represented.
The wealth, intelligence, skill in haudi-
crafts, patriotism and vigor of the conmu-
nifty were all present, and not by proxy.
The leading business men for perhaps the
first time marched in the ranks and carried
torches. The long line wound through the
crowded streets and across the Capitol
Park, enveloped as it went in blaze of
illumination, and cheered at every turn.
It might we'll have been thought by a
stranger who viewed the decoration Of the
city IL the daytime and then observed
the character and noted the reception of
the procession in the evening, that Sacra-
men5o was inhabited by Republicans alone
In truth the entire demonstration was
most inapirihng proof of the strength and
prevalence of Republican doctrines, not in
this city alone, but in all the counties
round about, 1t was day and festival
to be remembered, and we hope that the
guests of the Sacramento Republicans re-
ceived as much pleasure from the reunion
as they cont ributed by their presence.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

Alkali washes are a valuable remedy for
ivy poisoning.
A fresh tomato leaf is a sovereign cure
for bee-sting.
| New Zealand has a population of 500, 900
and debt of $3.50, 0o0,00
| A new Dutch loan of $50, 600, 600 is soon
| to be put upon the market
Better be upright and want, than wicked
and have superabundance.
Bees carry pollen dust on their legs.
That is how dust the busy bee.
To check is to STOP except in case of a
travellers baggage, which is checked to
make it go.
The man who is shaking with chilIs and
fever feels like a set of sleigh bells on the
Fourth of July.
1t is said the ordinary life of a bee is
only ninety days. The end of the bee,
however, is very lively.
A bad little Philadelphia boy made his
mothers hair rise the other day. He stole
her switch for kite-bobs.
Some Philadelphians named their mine
the {" Sceoper," and the name proved pro-
phetic. They have been scooped
Two little Illinois girls raised chickens
and sold eggs enough to purchase monu-
ment for their grandmother's grave.
At seaside hotel: Guest to waiter
Do you call that a clean plate p
g Yes, sir; that spec is only bit of soap"
More people lost their lives in this coun-
try by the burning of hotels in 1879 than
by the accidents of travel on railroads
and steamboats,.
The young man looked pitiable last
Sunday when, as he left the church door,
his cane came apart and fish pole tele.
scoped out of it.
A petrifed canoe of good size and shape
has just been found at the bottom of Lake
Neufchatel, Switzerland. 1t must be
thousands of years old.
The annual potato crop of the United
States is estimated at nearly 200, 600, 600
bushels, of which New York State alone
furnishes 25, 900, 900 bushels.
Mrs. Youngwoman wants to know s'what
is the best way to mark table linen" Leave
the baby and black berry pie alone at the
table for three minutes. 81 Boston Trans
script.
A lady writes to know if parlor- matches
are the best. A long experience inclines
US to the belief that they are. Those
made in the kitchen generally result in the
loss of good cook, while the parlor ones
simply keep one more man on tiptoes to
find money that goes for bonnets and
gloves.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND SWIMMING EXHIBITION.

A THE NATAToRIUM, X STREET, BETWEEN
~ Tenth and Eleventh, on FRIDAY EVENING,
October ed, in compliance with generally ex-
pressed desire, PROFESSOR DAILY, the Champion
Swimmer Of the Coast, assisted by Mr.. THOMAS
ton OF difficult feats in Diving Fancy and Strong
Swimming. MR.. RICHARD DALE will also exeni-
pity his marvellous art of Floating, after which
erai LADY PUPILS of Professor Daiy's will dis
the excellence Of his method OF teaching Exhibi-
ton win begin at 7:so promptly. Seats will be pro-
uiind 100
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DIED.

Sacramento, October 81 Mary, wife of VIM. Ripper,
iS years, 4 months and 10 days (watertown,
Wis, papers please copy)
Funeral notice hereafterl
Sacramento, October 90 Mrs. Patsy Wa hington.
native of Virginia, 10 years, months Gnd20
days
Funeral notice hereafterl
Sacramento, Oct Der IL Henry Miller, native Of
New York, aged - years.
Funeral notice hereafter.l
Near Brighton. October 2l-Margaret Ann. daugh
ter of Thomas Z. aud Martha l.. Davis, months
and days
O)eta October lq-Thomas Milton
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-22
GENERAL NOTICES.

Dr. La Mars Seminal Pills cure ali
cases OF Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Vigor, Noe
.urnal Emissions Impoteney, Nervous and Physi-
cal Debility and all that class Of complaints arising
from Excess Indiscretion or Abuse. The old find in
this remedy FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. Dr.. La MARS
SEMINAL Pills restore the Sexual Organs, debitated
from whatever cause, to their pristine vger. Price,
81 so per bottle. Sent c. o. D. by express to any
address, secure from observation. Address all orders
TO A. McBOYLE s. CO., Druggists, P o. Box 1852,
San Francisco. au5-tf
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APasror nra,,e Einnnx

| have been greatly troubled with my
kidneys and liver for over twenty years, and
during that time | was never free from pain.
NV medical bills were enormous, and visited
both the Hot and White Springs, noted for
the curative qualities OF the water. I am
happy to say | am now well man, and en-
tirely as the result of Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure. With such glorious results
I am only too glad to testify regarding the
remedy which has made me so happy
REy. p. f. HARKLKE Coal Run Crossing,
Arkansas. H. G. Kirk & Co., agents, Sacra-
mento
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Mr.. RANDALL Gays. writing Of Alabama " God
help this country. If it cannot lie rescaed from their
bulIdozing ami domineering sway One OF the citi-
zens of Butler, peaceable man, expressed an opn-
ion against voting for the Sheriff, the present in
curpbens, and Democrat. when that gentleman
aud another attacked him. AID gave him such a
pounding as has rendered him unfit for business for
several days
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BORN.

Helena CITY. Montana, October l6-Wiie OF Z E.
simpson, a daughter.
Grass Valley, October l4-Wife of Ernest A. Hunt,
a daughter.
Oakland, October I3-Wife of Otto kleeman, son.
South Vallejo, october 15-Wife of W. L. Frisby, a
daughter.
Fort Jones, October 14-wife of Chris. Ehret, son.
Near Castroyille, October Il-Wite of George A.
Wilson, son.
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NOTICE.

a IL PERSONS WHO OWE ANY BILLS FOR
IA goods bought at my store, 924 street, S. S.
BkEDE acting as my agent ard manager, are here
by notified not to pay such bills any part of
them, to said S. S. BEEDE, nor to any one but my
self, as he is no longer employed by me.
c. GILMAN,
Proprietor of the Red House.
Sacramento, October Is, 1850. o22-d
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HAMMERS GLYcERoLE OF TAR, for coughs and
colds, contains opiates astrinsents. The best
preparation out for children.
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I CHzERrULLY RECOMMEND Hammers
Cascara Sagrada Bitters for dyspepsia,
habitual constipation and liver complaint
They have made me well man.
r. DAVIS. ALL X street. Sacramento.
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The remedy that,will cure the many diseases
peculiar to women is Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure Mothers Magazine. d.
G.. Kirk & Co., agents, Sacramento.
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HAVE TRIED Hammer Cascara Sagrada
Bitters, and find they are all they are recon-
mended to be. o. n. CRoNKITE. Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-22

I CONSIDER Hammers Cascara Sagrada
Bitters a superior medicine.
ToHN CIEAyE Sacramento
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAsRADA BrTTERs cures al
COMPLAINTS arising from obstructed state OF the
ycfpu
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HAMMERS GLYcKRoLE TAR. The most perfect
cough cure extant Hundreds testify to its good
effects
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Rgsu.Arg THE LIVER with Hammers Cascara
SagreiA Btters and health is the result.
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Poll les.
Garfeld's Opinion of Rosecrans
Attack Upon Him.
THAT FORGED LETTER AGAIN.
Bets Even that Rev York State will Give
10000 Republican Majority.
REPUBLICAN, OUTLOOK IN NORTH csRolIRa.
views of the New York Herald" in
Regard to the Campaign.

ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE RrcoaD-uslos.l
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HAMMERS cAscARA sAeRApA BrrE4s for habitua
constitution.
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SOUTHERN prMocRAcY pEMoRAL1zgp.

INV York. October 21st.-A correspond
emit Of the Tunes, writing from Alabama,
draws striking picture Of The demoraliza-
ton which has overtaken the Democratic
party in the South since the October cleo
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Bloedshed in MISSOURI.
The Terre Haute ExpiosiOn-Names of
Killed and Wounded.

TERRE HAuTE tInd.b October 21st.-The
names of the killed 10 the explosion here are
Joseph Denny, A. Brooks. NJ. Kelly, en-
ployes of J. " Nicoli, Cincinnati; William
BeTgmen, Frank Stanley, Harvey Day
(colored). Seriously iniured-Henry Wilson,
Eugene Mehring, Henry Dinkle, Frank
Brown, John Yeo, Wash. Simpson, George
Grant and William Kertley. The latter will
die
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New YORK, October 21st.-Judge Ship
man, in the United States Circuit Court,
gave decision yesterday in the suit of Had
den & Co. against Collector Merritt, the par
ticulars of which were given day or two
since, directing verdict in favor of the de-
PENDANT, on the general ground that the value
of Mexican silver dollar having been esti-
mated by the Director of the Mint, and the
Secretary of the Treasury having duly pro-
claimed its estimated value for the purpose
of determination of the dutable value of its
importation, there could be NJ inquiry into
the question as to the Director of the Mint.
The Court then directed verdict to be en-
tered for the defendant and the jury were
diSnharoed
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DENVER, October 21st-J. II. Estabrook':
livery stable, together with 60 head OF horses
and other contents, was burned to-day
Loss, S65, 000; insurance, $4,000.
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MADISON tInd.), October 2lst.-George
Messer, while firing salute on the arrival OF
Governor Porter, at noon to-day, had both
arms blown off and his eyes blown out by
tie premature discharge of cannon. He
will probably die.
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Nodded.

i The HERALD, this morning, records
with infinite satisfaction another
union. At IL O'Clock yesterday Miss
Annie E. Wells and Mr.. John q.
cannon were married By President
Daniel Il. Wells. The young lady Is
the daughter of General D. Il. Wells
and AIrs. Emmeline B. Wells, editor
and publisher OF the WOman'S En-
poaent, and lady prominent among
the representative women of this ter
riio-y. Miss Annie, that was, Is
widely known, and possesses a host OF
friends, by whom she Is beloved on
account of her womanly traits, uni
vsrsally admired for the brightness OF
her intellect, her cultivated literary
tastes and talents, her extensive read
ing and her entertaining converse
tionsl powers; while she Is, withal,
charming bride, and such a one as
would Causs old bachelors and young
men to sigh for a change in life. Mr..
Cannon is the son OF our representa-
tive to Congress, Hon. George z
Cannon; Is young man of the most
excellent qualities, bright, intellect
usl, manly, and Withal, is just such
groom as wonl1 cause old maids and
charming young ladies to sigh iof q
change in life. He is connected with
the editorial staff of our evening COZ
temporary, the Deseret Nel0s, takes
an active part in the management OF
that well-conducted and highly In
.tTuotive periodical, the juvenile IN
structOr; and gives every promise OF
becoming a bright aad RESPONSE
ole man. No union could have been
more satisfactory to the relatives OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Q. Cannon, and
to their numberless friends. Ever
since the understanding that the
marriage was settled upon. it has been
referred to with the utmost sa.isfac-
ton By all who take an interest in
the newly welded couple.
In the evening a reception was held
at the residence of the BRIDES parents,
where there assembled a host of the
friends of the blooming bride aud the
gallant groom, and congratulations
and well wishes as numerous as the
smiles TO be seen on all, and as fer
vent and sincere as the hearts Of the
smileTs we're Warm and earnest, were
from all sides. The bride
was at!ired in an elegant silk dress,
trimmed with orange blossoms, and
other beautiful things that can only
he described and comprehended by
ladies; the groom 10 solemn and be-
coming black. The presents were so
numerous that no one could remem-
Oer half of them, of every description,
md elegant and costly beyond |
belief. After a few hours social |
enjoyment, the guests departed and |
he happy couple proceeded 20 their
lew home in the Fifteenth Ward.
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LOCAL REPORT.
IT'S TRuLY WONDERFUL

To see what Improvements now exist
as compared with railway travel only
O few years ago. To become convinced
of this. one has only to select for bis
route East, the popularRnd Well-knoWn
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at Coun.
Gil Bluffs, where stands the G. q NJ
". Palace Train, composed of Pull
man Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleeping
Cars, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars,
ETC., ready to convey its passen-
gers t. rough Iowa and Illinois, and
into Chicago. Gliding smoothly along
over the superb track of steel rail
through thriving cities and villages,
con !ortably seated in this train, one
scar ely discovers the high rate OF
speei which be is riding. Trains OF
til Dad are always on time, con-
ne1..Ons sure, and passengers seek.
ing pleasure, comfort, safety and
ease in travelling, will find the
s'North-Western" in excess Of their
expectstions, and the greatest Of all
routes to Chicago and the East. In
sist upon Ticket agents selling you
Tickets ria this Road; all Agents sell
them. Examine your Tickets, ano
tefuse TO buy if they do not read ovel
this Road, If you wish the Bes
Travelling Accommodations, you vii
INV your Tickets by this Route
EES-AND WILL TAKE NO OTHER
i2G
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A Creator Of Wealth,

We have reached a new era in the
national development. A great il.
terest is on the eve of asserting itc
right to be admitted into the circle oil
regular industries, confident in its
ability to lead and oyershadow them
all. 1t ia estimated that the profits
on gold and silver mining. since the
discovery of gold in 1848 on the Pacific
coast, amount to over Is per cent.
per annum. From 1871 to 1877. the
product OF the precious metals west OF
the Missouri River aggregated $3.50,
100000, while the total amount OF
precious metals produced in the
United States has exceeded So. O00.-
100000. The miner of the precious
metals does not exchange, be creates.
What he takes from the earth has in
slant and intrinsic value. The dollar
he brings to the surface is another
dollar added to the world. The man
who produces dollars produces wealth
that represents all forms of wealth
and is exchsngsble into them every
where. Ali the producing classes in
a state of civilization use money; but
until they can get it to use. their
productions are but a burden on their
hands. The mining interest is, there
fore, creator of wealth, and is con-
stantly adding to the worlds solid &C.
cumulation.-B0Ston Economist.
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APtesian Wells.

SALT LAKE CITY, Mar. II, 1880.
Editors Herald:
The artssian we'll bill of Senator
Hill, of Colorado, is q good thing, a
move ia the right direction, go far as
lit goes. The amount, $4,000, is not
very much for Congress to appropri'
ate for such a beneficial public pur-
pose, as it is hoped the artesian we'll
experiment will prove, should it get
well under way. Why not appropri-
ate 100000 for such purposes
! $40. COO each for Colorado, Arizona,
New Mexico, Utah, and Idaho
The geological conditions vary greatly
in the extensive scope of country
covered By those arid territories. In
all of them artesian wells, if prao
ticable, are highly desirable, anc
would greatly enhance the value G
the land and increase the demand FOL
1t for set .ement- ARTEsIAN,
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Skipped.

The Junction says Morris, the child
bester, and bis mistress and compAn-
ion in iniquity, went to Ogden on the
Tuesday nights freight train. Tuey
were beth disguised, and deputy
marshal accompanied them. The
unsavory couple t0ck the east bound
train on Wednesday morning.