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SMALLPOX SPREADING.

1t is evident that smallpox is spreading
quite steadily in and about Chicago. 81
little care has been taken to prevent this
that it is q wonder it has not gone further
already. But it has been allowed to get
so firm hold now that it will be very
difficult to keep it within bounds, and il
viii be all the more necessary to enforce
strict quarantine regulations at the State
line Of California. Thus far we have
escaped the epidemic, but we certainly
shall not succeed in doing SO much longer
if we do not put up the bars at once.
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ARIZONA.
Tbe work OF the Apachcs

TOMBSTONE, December 27th.-Captain T.
respnndence from Oposcens, Sonora, was in
terviewed last evening by an Epitaph re-
porter. Captain Blair said that on Sunday
night, December 18Th. the Indians stole two
horses at Ojo de Aqua, three miles north of
Compass. On Wednesday morning they left
Compass for Tombstone. When four and o
half miles out be met Don Pancho Escssga,
who informed him Of the danger of proceed
ing alone, and persuaded him to return to
Oio de AQUA, in hopes of finding parties
with whom to travel. During the afternoon
parties passed, aud early next morDiog he
started and hoped TO overtske them He
Travelled all day, and at night went eff the
read. He eamped witbou. FIRE or supper,
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The Attempted Suicide in MaripOsa
County.

MERGED, December 27th.-Samuel Lord
who was mentioned 10 your dispatches yes
terday as having made an attempt at suicide
is reported by the physicians in attendance as
in very critical condition, with very slim
chance Of recovery. He hsd been under the
surveillance of his family for some dsys, but
eludipg his watchers. he stepped into the
kitchen, procured butcher knife and went
down to the creek, short distance from the
house, where he inflicted the wound. The
wound is in the region of the pit of the
stomach, and it appears as if the knife had
been turned in the wound A neighbor who
visited the injured man states that he OBJ
jscted to the family's send,ug for doctor,
and threatened to kill himself at the first op.
portunisy if he recovered from his present
injury.
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OREGON.
A Family Fracas.

THE DALLEs, December 9th. = A. T.
Boynton was shot by his brotherin law. l. N.
Moore, seven miles east of Sheerer's bridge,
over the Deschutes, last Friday morning. the
ball taking effect about two inches below the
breast bone, and ranging to the right and then
inward to the abdomen. There has been a
feud between the parties for over year, and
on Friday morning Moore says Boynton at.
tackled him with club and he fred in self.
defense. Boynton is very dangerously, if not
f,tally wounded
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CHURCH AND STATE IN FRANCE.

It is evident that in appointing NJ. Paul
Bert Minister of Instruction and Public
Worship, Gambetta has rendered some
thing in the nature of clerical crisis una
voidable. and this appointment promises
to result in the clearest exposition yet
made Of the rsal condition Of religion in
Frame. For NJ. Paul Bert is not merely
an iaciferentiat in these matters. He
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Died of His wound.

CoLUsA. December 27th.-Professor Geo.
day by a pistol falling from shelf in his
room, died this morning about IL o'clock.
Professor Kern has been Principal of the
public school here for several years. He was
a Young man of excellent moral character,
and highly resp cted by a who knew hir.
His death has cast q gloom over the whole
town, and teachers, parents and scholars
mourn alike his untimsly departure across
tho s;lap{ rixyar
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WASHINGTON TERRIrORY.
Criminal Negligence.

SP KAN FALLS, December 9th. = The
Ceroner's jury to-day found conductor Joseph
Ellis and engineer George Ellis, of Engine
No. Is, guilty of criminal negligence in occa-
sioning the collision on the railroad near this
CITY December 24.b
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Further Items from Tomhstonc

TOMBSTONE, December 27th.--A man by
the name of Scott. resident of Charleston,
A. T., was murdered by some convicts who
had escaped from Arispe, on the night of
December 23d, about eighteen miles south
east from Bacuachi.
The officers at the Custom-house at San
Pedro do all they can to facilitate the immi-
grafton Of Americans
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FREIGHT REPORTS.

From j. C. Stubs, General Freight
Agent. we have the following reports of East
bound freight per Central Pacific and South.
ern Pacific Railroads for November, 1881:
STATEMENT OF EAST BOUND FREIGHT PER CEN.
TRIAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
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NEVADA CRY, December 275h-A drilling
rain-storm, with frequent showers, has pre-
vailed here since early yesterday morning. 1t
is still raining. Reports received here show
that the rain extends far up in the mountains.
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Stabbing ARRAY.

SAN JOSE, December 27th.-Frank Nolan,
laborer on McKissiek's ranch, Barnett
township, was stabbed at $50 this evening
by one Smith, section.hand on the Southern
Pacific Railroad. Nolan was the aggressor,
aud struck Smith in the face. The ARRAY
was the result of an old grudge. Nolan was
wounded in two places, the left breast and
back. The first is dangerous, as the lung was
penetrated
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NEVADA.
Fire at Gold Hill.

VIRGINIA, December 27th.-The house Of
w. z. Bennett, bro.her-in-law of ". Hsnk
Smith, was destroyed by fire at Gold Hill
last night. LOIS, $4,000; insured for 81. eco
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another Solitary Highwaymar Gets Away


SMARTsvnLE, December 27th.-The North
San Juan stage was stopped six miles from
here to. Gay by one ma. ked man, armed with
shotgun, who took Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
box and the mailbag. The box was broken
open, but nothing OF value found in it. He
then cut open the mailbag and took the con-
tents. Several persons have started in par
suit.
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Held 10 Answer.

spAN1sHTowN (Sau Mateo county, Deem.
Der 27th.-Michael Larkin, who was arrested
December 22d for the murder of Edward
Cherrington, had preliminary examination
before Justice Pringle to-day, and was held
to answer, with bill set at SO COO.
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Threc Year,, Imprisor meat.

NEVADA, D. csmber 27th.-G. A. Cantine,
convicted OF grand larceny for stealing three
valuable rings, was to-day sentenced by Judge
Caldwell to three years. imprisonment ia the
State Prison at Folsom,
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PACIFIC COAST.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
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MARRIED.

'a 81 Glanehto, December 27-By Rev. l. E. DwinelI.
1d,n timothy r shattuek TO Adelia Beaver, both Of
o,ay.ons ia Oh, New York township, Yuba
sacramento, December 27-By Rev. I. s Dunn. at
the Methodist Parsonage, Hiram Shepherd HINT
TO d. Oracle Jordan both OF this city. mo cards
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Foreign Coin and Buiiion-State Teach
ers' Association.
SAN Francisco, December 9th. = TIE
Australian steamer which arrived TOT day
brings about S4l5. 900 in gold coin and bullion
which goes to the Miut. She brought still
greater amount consigned to Compiler DIS
compile de Paris.
The State Teachers Association met to-
day. Many prominent educators and a large
number of teachers were present james
Denman pres:u d, and j. S G. Stubbs, Tres
idsnt of the Board of Education, read a shor
ad iress,
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Heath of nm Old Resident.

SONORA. December 27th.-Adam Hoag, an
old and respected resident and member of the
Board of City Trustees Of this place, died
this morning after brief illness.
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A Single Highwayman Captures the TX
press-Box and Mail.
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BORN.

all, daughter. "oOu'
San Francisco, December 22-wife of E. A. cervin.
son.
Michigan Bar, December 2e-wife of John Heath a
daughter
Michigan Bar, December ae-wife of Homer Talbot,
daughter.
Big Meadows, December 1o-w Wife of Grey Utley, a
daughter.
Greenville. December 14-wife of E. G. Bigelow,
8 son.
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BUT FIRST: The goods mentioned
belOac are dU of honest materials; not u
penny has been spent i1e their making for
display or shoar, bat eres'y cent has gone for
ertr0 serrice and duro5ility.
AGAIN: There are. SHOES to be had ut
these and higher prices that are made only
to sell. Such Shoes are generally finished
$50 aCeU that only experts are andeceired.
as for example,: While oar Shoes hare
inner soles of solid leather, there are Shoes
in the market achich haze inner sOles of
leather board, q sort Of composition of
paper and leather scrap. ac7eich meeyts aCith
heat and daanpness. making the counters
of paper instead OF leather IS also another
deception.
OUR SHOES are not only eceU made
bat sh0peJy, and as sce Keep all sizes and
acidths, and customers are fitted perfectly,
this IS another, reason for their lasting long,
and giri3ag satisfaction to the end.
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DIED.

Sacramento. December 26-Mary Jane, wife of
Reuben Johnson, native of Missouri, 43 years, 5
months and Is days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place from
her late residence, No. 1923 Sixth street, between
and Q, this afternoon at 2 o'clock
Sacramento, December 27-J. C Jurgeuson, native
Of Denmark, "a years.
Funeral notice hereafterl
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Kennedy, Supreme Treasurer of the Order
of Chosen Friends, has received the following
dispatch, under date of December 18th, from
Indianapolis: CAN Councils of Chosen
Friends In California will be held liable for
moneys paid other than TO the Supreme Re-
corder and Treasurer. Twelve thousand
dollars more death losses in California than
money received from that Jurisdiction. False
reports have been circulated. Full exp'sna-
tio2s to Councils by mail. By order of the
Supreme Courcil." A dispatch received by
the Grand Recorder of the Grand Council OF
this State announces that special session CT
the Supreme Cougcil has b. en- called to in
dcrse the action of the Executive Committee
in granting this State separate jurisdiction.
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TRADE in Holiday Goods IS OUer. AU
that remains of oar stock of this Kind of
goods has been reduced so mach (see geste3-
d0ys paper, that ece presume scarce any,
thing aCiU be left Ore1 by tonight. By this
clearing of the f031cies and ectr0UGg09cieso of
the Gift Season, ace are able to pay attention
once more to the solid and substantial GOODS
sMch as are bought and needed every day.
Perhaps az no Department aCiU the series of
Surprises. 9c7tich haze accumulated in all
parts of the store, be found greater than IN
the Boot and Shoe Room. LET Us SEE.
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SKIN HUMORs.

SKIN MINORS.
Mrs. S. Z. Whipple Decatur, Mich, writes that
her face, head and parts Of her body were al
most raw ; head covered with scabs and sores suf-
fered feaIfully and tried everything. Permanently
cured by Cuticura Resolyent (blood plrifer) and
Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (the great skin cures)
CUTICURA
Remedies for sale by all druggists. Price of
CuTioURA Medicinal Jelly, small boxes 40c.; large
boxes, 81. CUTCuRA REsoLvEST, the Blood
Purifier, 81 per bottle CUTIcURA MEDICINAL TOILET
SOAR, 25 cents; CuTcuRA MEDICINAL SHAVING Soar,
is cents in bars for BARRIERS and large consumers,
so cents. Principal depot
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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ANOTHER STAGE COACH HALTED
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sad Death of colusa County School
Teacher
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THE APACHE DEPREDAT1oNs IN SONORA
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Tvs kidneys are Natures sideways
Kidney Vert keeps then healthy and active.
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OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY

Meeting Of the State Teachers Association
at San Francisco.
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SAtS DEsEAsF.
F. H. Drake, Esq.,, Detroit, Mich, suffered beyond
all description from skin disease which appeared
on his hands, head and face and nearly destroyed
his eyes. The most careful doctoring failed to help
him, and after all had failed he used the Cuticura
Resovent Cblood purifer) Internally, Cuticura and
cured, and has remained perfectly well to this
dav
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Il
Fl. E. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson, N. Y, cured
of Psorsss, or Leprosy, Of twenty years standing
by the Cuticura Resolvent (blood purifier inter
nally, and Cuticura aud Cuicura Soap (the great
skin cures) externally. The most wonderful case on
record. Cure certif d to before Justice of the
Peace and prominent citizers. All afflicted with
itching and scaly diseases should send to for this
testimonial in full
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The 0uestion Of Immtqrn,tou.

SAN Francisco. December 27,h.-The
Honolulu Press of December 10th publishes
the report of W. A. Armstrong, Commits
sioner of Immigration. who accompanied
King Kalakaua in his recent tour of the
world, with a view of studying the iilmigra-
ton problem. The report treats the question
of East Indian immigration at great length,
but decides against it, maiuly 60 account of
the debased, moral and religious condition Of
the lower order of Indians, and the lack of
stamina in the race. Japanese immigration,
he thinks, might be of value, but the Japa-
nese are not an emigrating people. The
Malays are good for nothing as laborers. The
question of Chinese immigration will be made
the subject of separate report. Portuguese
immigration from the Acres is considered
the best that can be Obtained in sufficient
quantity, and the appointment of a Commits.
sioner is recommended to reside at the Azores
aud look after immigration matters. General
Euro p.an immigration would be highly de-
sirabie, but cannot be expected, as immi-
grants of that class seek homesteads, while
Hawaii has nothing to offer them but con-
tract labor The island press editorials are
devoted to considerable extent to refatation
of the charges made by American journals
against the contract labor system and the
workings of the eciprocity treaty.
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YTyHE CUTICURA TIRE ATMENT. FOR THE
4 cure of Skin, ScNp aud Blood Diseases, consists
in the internal use of CUT1cUsA RssoLvKHT, the
Blood Purifier, and the external use of eUrcURA and
CUTIoURA SOAP, the great skin Cures.
For SunbIrp. Tan aud Greasy Skin use CUTIcURA
Soar an exquisite toilet bath and nursery sanative
fragrant with delicious flower odors and healing ball
sans.
SAE.T RHEUM.
Will Mcdonald, $3.50 Dearborn street Chicago
gratefully acknowledges cure of Salt Rheum on
head neck, face arms and legs for seventeen years
not able to walk except hands and knees for one
year not able to help himself for eight years tried
hundreds Of remedies doctors pronounced his case
hopeless permanently cured by Cuticura Resolvent
(blood purifer) internally and Cuticura and Cut
cura Soap (the great skin cures) externally.
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The late Mr.. Carlyle. Scotchman though
he was, dttssted oatmeal pcrridge.
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CUTICURA

WHAT IT DOES.
II cleanses the ma al passages of foul mucus re-
stores the senses of taste, smell and hearing when
affected frees the head throat and bronchial tubes
of offensive choking matter, sweetens and purifies
the breath stops the cough and arrests the progre
of catarrh towards consumption. Such is the action
of SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE for Catarrh. Complete
external and internal treatment for 81.
An exquisite nursery sauative Cuticura Soap.
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The order of CHOSEN FrIends,

SAN Francisco, December 27th.-To-da1
being st. Johns Day, it was specially oh
served by the Masonic fraternity.
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REHABILITATION

7OIGrand total. is, sos, $50
i--3oUND FREIGHT PER
AcIFIc RAILROAD.
Powder :. -, 2o,esO
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lIEM EN- I UT las
SOUTHERN PAcl

sACRAMENT0.
Beans. ... ~
Books. ....... 8
, 1881-11-02
Southern Italy.
NAPLES, Sept. 26.

NAPLES, Sept. 26.
Several days have passed since
[ reported the disasters occasioned
in the Abruzzi by earthquake, and
the accounts which are daily received
show that it's shocks have not yet
ceased. Castelfranco especially ap-
pears to have suffered; one-half OF
the small town, containing about
5000 Inhabitants, was destroyed by
the first shocks, and these continuing
occasioned the fall of a mountain
which destroyed ten other houses.
AS vet no additional loss Of life has
been reported, but the agitation OF
the people is extreme, as fresh dan
GERS are continually threatened by
s~ubterrauean movements. Several
thousand persons are left without
a dwelling and are in extreme mise
~, and, to make matters worse,
winter is approaching. The last
shock felt was on Friday, and it was
vertical, though for the most part
the movements have been horizontal,
as though the monster were hurrying
along to commit as extensive damage
as possible. The centre of move-'
mcnt is said to be not far from Lam
ciano, a town in Abruzzi Citra, with
q population of upwards Of 10000.
This place, as l have already stated,
has been greatly damaged. The
local authorities are doing their best
TO maintain order and relieve the
immediate distress, while the Gov
eminent has sent a sum OF money;
but these too frequently occurring
disasters, which no prudence or fore
sight can avert, are a fit subject for
an appeal to the public-lbid
, 1881-11-02
a Fsepenfant Burglar.

On the 18th Of May last a notice
appeared in our columns of a burgla-
ry committed at the house of Mrs.
Dudley Baxter, Oakhill, Hampstead.
A mar got in at the window on Sun
day evening, the 18th Of May, while
all the family were at church except
Mrs. Baxter and a maid. He assault
ed Mrs. Baxter by striking her on the
head and shoulder and presented n
loaded revolver at her head, but she
retained her presence Of mind in a
very remarkable IN and remon-
strated with him on his conduct. lie
robbed her of the money in her
purse, amounting to "a. lbs, but
abstained from touching her watch
and rings, which he might easily
have taken; he then left the house
and escaped, leaving the lady in a
fainting condition, in which she was
discovered about an hour afterwards.
The police made every effort to dis
cover the offender, but failed to get
any trace of him, although Mrs. Bax-
GER, a few weeks afterwards, met him
, 1881-11-02
The Vatican

ROME, Sept. %.
The autobiography of Count Cam
pello, the ex-Canon Of ST. Peters has
been published to-day. The author
saws that he was forced, much against
his will, to embrace the ecclesiastical
career, but that fact did not prevent
him from always punctually perform
inc the duties which his calling
required. His secession to the Pro-
~testart faith was due solely to the
corruption and hypocrisy OF the
Roman Church, and to the refusal OF
the Pope to effect q reconciliation
between the Papal See and the
Italian Government,
Count Campello has sent copies
of the autobiography to the Pope
and all the Cardinals, as well as to
prelates, %diplomatists. parish priests,
and the superiors of religious
orders-Ibid.
, 1881-11-02

on the heath, when he spoke to her
and expressed his sorrow for his I'm,
provoked attack on her. The sequel
of the story is very strange. A few
days ago Mrs. Baxter received a
letter protesting to be written by the
burglar, signed "W," stating that he
was leading an honest life "out OF the
old country a long way off" and ex-
pressing his contrition for his past
conduct. TIE letter contained is IN
English sovereigns, which the writer
inclosed in repayment for the money
which he had stolen and for the
value Of the purse which he had torn.
The letter IS in the hands of the
Dolice.-I3meS
, 1881-11-02
acknowledgements

@FME EN- aorlige Examen i Frederlk-
e stad< danske SkoIe, afholdes
FREDAGEN den Ale November
K. 10 Formiddag. B0rnenes For@l-
Dire og Yefger SAINT Ale, der interes-
sere sig for >kolen, mdbydes til at
oyeryHre samme.
Skolen aabncs igjen Mandagen
den 14de November, paa hvilken
Dag nye Elever kunne opta9es.
Frederiksteds danske >kole, den
24de October 1881.
JAMES STEWART.
, 1881-11-02
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RANSLATI0N.
NOTICE

QcDHE annual examination Of Ere
81 derikstcd's Danish School will
take place on FRIDAY the 18th
November, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The parents and Suardions OF the
children, as we'll as others who may
feel interested, are invited 10 attend.
The school VIII be re-opened on
Monday the 14th November next,
when new pupils may be entered.
Frederikstoa's Danish School, DC
fober 24th 1891.
JAMES STEW tRp.