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Interview Between Guifeau and His
Former wife.

WASHINGTON, December 1Sth.-Guittau had his
usual number of Sunday callers To-Day He is now
despondent when not surrounded by crowd
Yesterday afternoon nrs Dunmire, his former wife,
accompanied by her husband and little girl, called
upon him to say goodty. At first Guitsau appeared
obiivious of their presence but raising his eyes sud-
denly, they fell upon the lady's face This unex-
pected visit rather uustrung the prisoner, and for
an instant he hung his head but, Frightening sud-
denly, he wa ked forward took her hand, and said
and tears weled up in her eyes end rolled down her
cheeks as she said, ''Oh , Charlie | an sorry to
find you in this condition.
"Oh, don't mind that" said the prisoner calmly !;
" am sorry that the whelp evidently referring to
District Attorney Corkhiil) brought you here but
he was disappointed in his purpose. did nothing,
you see to ernbarrass you.
81 have called to say good by, Charlie" Mrs
Dunnire responded evidently desirous OF ending
the interview, '' for may never see you again. and
then, weeping, she held out her hand as if to say
farewell.
Guiteau was not satisfied, however, to stop the
Interview there, and ii to proloDg it, turned
toward the lady's little girl and asked how old she
was, adding, as peculiar look passed over his face
and his thin lips twitched neryouslY, Anra, can
wish you no harm. hope your life may be as pros
porous as happy.
Mr.. Dunmire, who had been silent spectator all
that time, then walked over to Guiteau and said,
J." "Guteau, l must bid you farewell also. We may
never meet again"
Guiteau took the proffered hand, but turned his
head away, and it wss evident that he impressed
with the truth of his visitors remarks.
Without waiting for reply Mr.. Dunmire ad5ed
:" We say good-by now, for hope will be of to
Leadviile again by Monday 1t is too close around
here for me-"
'lt is too close hereahouts for me- also, broke in
the prisoner with shastly smile. - | wish that
was laborer out at Leadville."
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL.

E{oRNER SEVENTH AND STREETS, SAC
" ramento.-First-class in every respect. The
Largest Finest and Best Ventilated Hotel in the city
RATES-$3, 50 so and 81 per day, according 10
room. Free Bus to and from the Hotel.
J. MoNASSER Gate of Denverl
d4-4plm Proprietor
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NEW YORK, December 19th-A. K-Policenan
Thomas j. Norton was shot and fatally wounded
tonight while patroli.ng. 1t said that he had
been shot by Policeman Bernard Fitzpatrick The
trouble lar as ascertaned arose from officer Norton
tapping at the door of beer saloon where Fitz
patrick who was in citizens dress and in company
with dissolute woman, was raising disturbance
Fitzpatrick told officer Norton that he was police
man. and the latter demanded that ne should prove
it by showing his shield. This he refused, and
was threatened with arrest. He pulled revolver
and inflicted fatal wound At ! o'clock he had
not been arrested, though officers in search of
i'm
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HATS.

Hermann, The Haiter-No. 33e Kearny street,
near Pine. The finest hats at the lowest prices.
Factory No. II Belden street.
M. Observation-Disclosures and Importer OF
Hats and Hat Materials. Wholesale and Retail.
Northeast corner Montgomery and Bush streets.
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RESTAURANTS.

siegfriess 81 BraDdensteiR-No. 21o caiiforn
street. P. o. Box 2,l6S.
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TO LET Or FOB SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
inserted for Is cents for time three times for 50
cents or 75 cents per week.
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The DAILY RECORD.UNION.

Postoee Sacramento a. second e.ss matter
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Kalioeh In Old Tuolu,une.
walking About Win H,s T;.roa, cut

SONORA, December lSh-Rev Dr. Kaoch, of
San Francisco preached to crowded houses in the
Bsptist Church of this place morning and evening
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Thern,on,ctrical.
unnroYokcd shnoiinc.

CmcaGo, December 18th. Thermometer High
est, AZ; lowest. So
NEW YORK, December 1sth-M Midnight.-Ther-
AS; lowest, 32
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DENVER (Col.), December 1Sth.-The Republicans
Maysve special says: L. E. Pippin foreman of
the Columbus stamp mill at Junction City, was this
afternoon fatally shot by the Buck brothers, The
deed was without pruyocation.
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A New Lot of cabinet Runors.

NEW YORK, December 18th-The Times Wash
ineten special has new lot of Cabinet The
following the latest: Ex-senator Boutwell, it is
reported, has been rendered the Navy portfolio but
is not inclined to accept Boutwell, is believed to
desire an appointment United States Circuit
Judge, and is urging the appointment of Judge
Lowell, of the Massachusetts, Circuit, to the vacancy
ate Justice Cio' with the expectation OF succeed
ing Judge lowell. William Z. Chandler is men
toned as likely to succeed to the Navy Department.
should Poutwen decline that place. The Interior
Chaffee and Sargent The report current to night
that Sargent has been telegraphed to come at once
to Washington.
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STATE HOUSE,

+" ELDRED, PRoPRIETOR-Poard and lode
Hs ing at the most reasonable rates. Bar ans
billiard attached. Street cars pass the door
every five minutes.
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The CIayton.Bulwer Treaty.

LONDON, December 1Sth.-The Observer, com.
mentng on Blaines dispatch to Lowell touching the
Clayton Bulwer treaty, says: "Blaine's argument
amounts to simple declaration that the Union in
TENDS to assert its primary rights the Continent
of America regardless Of the treaty rights claims
of rival powers. 1t must be disheartenng to be-
evers in the new evangel OF progress to discover
that model democratic repub ic can exhibit as
cynical disregard for treaty obligations could be
displayed by the most corrupt of the old world mon
archies but those who disbelieve in international
understandings will admit that America is only act
ing in regard to Panama as any other nation would
act in her place. Where Blaine is wrong is in his
assumption that the United States are doing in
Panama what England has done in Suez. On the
contrary, England is content to leave the highway
to her eastern empire at the mercy OF foreign pow
ers VINO her friends to-day, but may be her
arar,ies to.uorroyx
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Another Assassination Plot.

TuyIs, December 1slh.-A dispatch from 0ran
states that l60 persons driven from their homes by
the recent flood have been rescued from perilous
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GENERAL NEWS.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
DOMESTIC.

The Gn.feau Case-Piaster Cast OF the
Assassin's Head.
WASHINGTON, December 18th The proceedings
in the Guiteau trial will very probably come t. a
standstl for several days, in consequence of the
serious illness of the wife of Juror Hobbs. At q
low, and not expected to live through the night
plaster cast was made TO. day OF Guiteau's head
by Clark Mills, assisted by his son, Theodore Mills.
After some hesitation, the assassin consented to
have his beard removed, and then allowed the cast
to be made. After the operation Guiteau expressed
biasef highly gratifed with the result
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RIysiMess CoLIEcEs.

Pacific Business College and Telezraphie
Institute-Qife Scholarship, for full Business
Course, S70) W. Z. Chamberlain, Jr., and A.
Robinson, Proprietors, No. 800 Post street, eppo-
site Union Square, s. F., Cal. Send for Circulars.
Ieald's Business College (of the Bryant q
Stratton Chain of Colleges) E. P. HEALD and
+. G. WOODBURY., Proprietors, No. "a Post
street, near Kearny, g F., Cal. Terms-s4o per
quarter, payable in 80 days.
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CHICAGO, December 1Sth.-A Washington special
SAYS Posta aster General James, before leaving his
Office will strike crushing blow at the members of
the star-route ring. Civil proceedings to recover
ment by the contractors will be instituted in very
short time
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These Goods have now arrived, and have been placed
upon our Counters. As it is positive rue with eur
House that we never carry Goods from enc season
to another, we have marked these NOVELTIES at
prices that must insure Clearance Of the Entire
Stock BEFORE JANUARY ist.
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HARDwARE, IRON, STEEL, Ero

VIII d Ffrck-Importing and Manufacturing
Cutters and Bellhangers, No. 769 Market street.
Marcus C. Hawley & CO.-Importfrs OF Hard
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos 30i, 303,
305, 307 and 309 Market street, San Francisco.
CarOIan. Cory d Coin eorters OF Hardware,
Iron and Steel Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Co., and South
ington Cutlery Co. Nos. 40 and l22 Front street.
and Nos III aud 119 California street.
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San Francisco stock Sales.
MORNING SESSION.
SAN FRAScIsoo. December IL. 1881.

SUyFKRRRs from constipation should NAL 9
one trial Of Kidney Wort and be cured.
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Pacific Coast Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, December 1Sth.-Following are the
postal changes for the Pacific Coast: Established
'Berendo, Fresno county, Cal, Joseph Brown, Post
master. Discontinued Mineyile, Graham county,
Arizona Postmasters appolnted-Ira NJ. Went
worth. West Berkeley, Alameda county. CAL; VIM.
miller DudleYville, Pinal county, Arizona.
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UNION HOTEL.

GECoND AND STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
y Cal. Rooms, SO cents and 81 per day. Special
rates by the month. Billiards, choice liquors and
cigars. Hot lunch daily from II A. N. till Pm.
W. o. CtJOE y BOWERS,
d1-4p1m Proprietor.
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Campi.s Original Italian Restaurant has
reopened under the management of N. Giamboni,
Canpi's former partner. Nos. 63l and 533 Clay
St., near Montgomery. Everything first class
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swatn's Family Bakery and Dlntns
Saloon-No. 63s Market street. Wedding cakes,
ice cream oysters jeilies, etc., constantly on hand
Families eupplieC,
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Contribution FOR Guiteau.s Counsel.

| WASHINGTON, December 18th. "A mysterious box
supposed to be an internal machine, was received
Yesterday from Michigan. scoville opened the box
which was found to contain three dollars in ten-cent
pieces, collected by old lady for the benefit of
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METALS, STOVES, RANGES, Ero

w. w, Montague & Co.-Importers OF Stoves
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Marbleized hsntels
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers OF Plain,
Japsnned and Stamped Tfnwsre. Nos. ITO liz
ll4 II6 and l18 Battery street
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND

Advertisements OF five lines in this department are
Inserted for 25 cents for time three times for 80
cents or rs cents per week.
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The Yiennn Eire

the populace, refused to read the Bishops mandate
from their pupis. The Prefect has telegraphed the
Government that no disturbance Is feared.
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Mrs. Abraha,n LIncoIn.
A Policeman Shot en- MS Beat.

NEw YORK, December 1sth.-Mrs. Lincoln is at
present. and has been for several months past, in
this city under treatment of DR.. Sayre. The state
ment that she has loss her sight is false
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
TO FARMERS.

WYE HAVE ON HAND LOTS OF AS GOOD
w plowmen and farm hands as can be found !;
also woodchoppeIs, miners, cooks and walters
Female help Of all kinds. Any kind of help be
found and guaranteed at KENNEDY & CO.'S New
Employment Office, No. 1o25 Eighth street (Cluni,
Building). nl6.tf
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory
ARTISTS

ARTISTS.
Houseworth-optician and Photographer, No. Is
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
ARTISTS MATERIALS, ETC.
sanborne, Vail q CO.-Importers and Manufact
urers Of Mirrors Moldings and Frames, Chromos,
apsas Ssteriss So s7 Market street
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The south American Question.
ponu,etrop ana Re.ourccs of aIa,ta

WASHINGTON, December lsth.-Addi ional dis.
patches between Secretary Blaine and General
Hurlbut Minister to Peru, furnished for publi-
cation.
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The Assassin's nesponsibiIlfy.

NEW YORK, December 1Sth.-John w. Guiteau
brother of the assassin of the President who became
convinced of Charles insanity after visiting him in
his cell, in a conversation with Tribune CORE
spondent gives his reasons for his present belief
and makes argument in support OF the defense of
irresponsibility. Experts think the assassin is
playing a part and that he shapes his conduct
pretty much from what he reads in the newspapers
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Taber. uarker IL CO.-Importers and Wholesale
Grocers, Nos. 10S and ITO California street.
WeIImnn, Peck sS CO.-Importers and Whole
sale Grocers and Dealers in Tobacco and Cigars,
Nos. l26 to 1872 Market, and No. % California
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VIESSA, December 1Sth.-A correct list of the
victims OF the Ring Theater fire has been issued by
the police. 1t gives the totll number of victims as
19i, OF whom l44 have been legally identified
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The Trouble in Ireland.

DUBLIN, December 1sth.-A quantity of arms and
ammunition was discovered early this morning in a
house on BrabaZon street. Four persons were ar
rested, and the articles seized. They comprised
eight hand gransdes, two parcels of dynamite, each
parcel being in case resembling Dox Of rifle
cartridges, but larger twenty six Enfield breech-
loading rifles. six revovers 5000 rifle cartridges
500 revolver cartridges and twenty-eght pounds Of
gunpower with list of of officers belonging
to some organization. Two brothers named Whelan
and man named Ryan were arrested The Whelans
kept marine store. The accused were arrested on
private information. The documents seized were
OF an old dite and had reference to the Fenian or
ganlzation Of 1867. Discovery Is believed TO be
closely connected with the Bradford Affair." for which
Toby was arrested. The papers found impcate a
number OF persons on both sides Of the channel
There is no doubt that the material is associated
with the Fenans.
The constabuary barracks at Croboy, near Hill of
Down, Meath, have been maleiously burned to the
ground. The occupants were asleep at the time Of
the fire. and barely escaped with their lives.
Shots were bred into the house Of Mason, EN-.
ployed by magistrate Galbraith. at Cappard. and
five persons were arrested in connection with the
affair.
Gales In England.
L SDoS, December lsth.-Seyere gales and heavy
rains prevailed throughout England Saturday and
Sunday. Many houses were unroofed and partly
demolished, rivers overiowed and trees prostrated
The Gran Flood.
TUyIs, December lslh.-A dispatch from 0ran
STATES tnat lbU persons driven from their homes Dy
the recent flood have been rescued from perous
positions.
Another Assassination Plot.
BERLIN, December 1Sth.-A report is current here
that another mine assassination plot has been dis
covered at the Russian Imperial palace at Gatschina
and several officers have been arrested suspicion
Of completely.
The Recommendation Trouble.
MADRID, December 1sth.--A disp,tch from San.
lander says: The excit ment caused by the excon-
munication Of the three Litefh journalists Is in.
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Death of the Wife OF .surJmau In the
Guttcau Trial.

NEw YORK, December 10 h-A. M.-The HeraldS
Washington special says: Mrs. Hobbs, wife OF a
jurYman in the Guiteau case, is dead.
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WASHINGTON, December 1Sth.-Paymaster King
ish in the Washington Post to day article taking
issue with Professor Elliott, of the Smithsonian
Institution in regard to the population and resources
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-23

t,ons never haye sresssy burtisncd hlm.-nts
character a. an actor beiug very much above
hls character "A . man; but hRht ~ the
weight was, II was more than ne des'reo %
bear. aud I've was some years back TOT
maNy separated from bus VIE. wunIo
few months he has been IN the courts ici
mo nurposc a having ms liberal annual A.
lowsnce 10 her Of thousand pounds re-
duced 10 one hundred and seyenty'nve--
not a pleasant thing to do, and the more un'
plcasant since Il involved his giving MS per
mission, heretofore withheld. TO MS daugn'
ter Eva to earn her living upon the s,age
These troubles OF one sort ara anotner nav, =,
told upon him helping. win Unity y.s' S,n
avtraord,nariIv hard work, to push Mn
down into the grave while vet he Is a'mos'
a young man. Aod 50 we have iost nm
This delightful actor whom the world right
~ has loved so weil In the midst OF NJ
welI.carncd triumphs he Is dead ana gone
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Stfitn.s.
Galveston News.l
HIS BENEFAClOR.

A Galveston merchant, who Is much
given 10 failing in his business, was standing
or the corner with his little boy, when the
sheriff passed. The bankrupt dotted his
hat, and his little boy, who Is very ODsery-
ing, asked " no the man was.
He wash your pest friend. Shacob. lie
ISL de man vat sells me out ven my credl-
tors gets in money trubbles."
NOT INTENTIONAL.
Fitznoodle was ont again worrying the
life out OF the ducks with his shotgun. He
blaZed away at some ducks, and an unseen
man on the opposite side OF the pond rose
up threateningly, with a long gun, and
called out:
"Did you shoot at me!"
Ibid any OF the slot hit your" inquired
FitZnoOdle.
Eyes, they did," said the man, rubbing
his legs.
Then you may be certain | didn't shoot
at you. never hit anything shoot at"
AN ACCOMMODATING SERVANT.
"You will bave very easy time OF il
here, as we have no children to worry you"
said Galveston lady to cOlored woman
she was about TO hire.
"Don't restrict yerseIf, missuS, on my
account, bekase Use fond OF clIilluns, Is.
BAD COMPLEXION.
Chow are you aud your wife coming
on 20 asked Galveston man OF c0lOred
man.
"She has run me of, boss"
"WDat's the malteri"
81 is to blame, boss. gave her splcn-
did white silk dress, and den she got so
proud she had no use for me. She lowed
/ was too dark to match de dress"
DIDN'T SUIT HIM.
A fond Galveston wife presented her hus-
band with beautiful SUIT OF blue cloth as u
Newly ears gift. She was looking at him
Yesterday, when 1t struck bei that the cloth
was fading. Said she:
"That suit don't look near as blue as it
did when YOU got IT,"
"That is rather strange, for | feel bluer
than ever in it since got the bill, assure
you. changed color as soon as | saw H."
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Published by reaues']
when the Kye Come Masne.

Come all We JoEy shepherds
That whistle ihro' the glen,
I'll tell W % a secret
That courliers.dinna ken:
What Is the greatest bliss
That the tongue o. man can nahnef
IT'S 10 WOO D bonnie 'assie
When the kye come hame.
When the kye come hame.
When the kye come hsme;
Tween the gioamin' aud The mirk'
When the kye cone hame.
NJ.
'Tis not beneath the burgonet,
Nor vet beneath the crown;
IT'S not on couch o velvet,
Nor vet In he'd o. down.
lis beneath the spreading birs,
In the glen without the name,
Wa bonnie. bonnie lassie,
When the byc come heme.
III.
There the blacl bird bigs his nest
FOR the mate he loves TO see,
And on the tonmost bough,
o. a happy bird Is he.
Tscre ne pours hi melting ditty,
And love II a The theme.
And he'll WOO ms bonnie iassie
When the kyc come name.
Nv.
When the hlewart bears pearl
And the daisy turns pea
And the bonnie lucken gowan
Has faulded no hisOe. 49,.
Then the larrock, frac the blue MI,
Drops down and thinks nae shame
To WOO his bonnie Ia sic
When the kye come name.
v.
See wonder pawky shepherd
That fingers OH the hilI,
His yewes ar In the ttuld
And his lambs are wing sun,
Yet he dinna gang 10 bed.
For his heart Is in u ime
To meet his bonnie lassie
When the Rye come name.
VI.
When the little wee BIZ heart
Rises high In the breast,
And the little wee bit stain
Rises red In The east
O. there's a Joy sac dear
That the heart can hardly frame,
WI n bonnie. bonnie lassie,
When the Eye come hame.
VII.
Then. since all nature Joins
In tins love without alloy,
q. who wad prove traitor
To natures dearest joy?
or VINO wad choose a crown,
WI its periiS and IT, fame,
And miss his bonnie lasSie
When tn kye come name!
When The I'VE come hqme:
When Tue kye come hame:
Tween the gloamis' and the mirk,
When the hye come home