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THIS MoRNING's NEWS.

In New York Government ponds are quoted at
il6 for As Of 1907 191 tor IS OF 1881 III for AIS
sterling, G. s2l@4 81; silver bars, 112I.
Silver in London, 81 consols, 9o2d; 5 per
cant. United States bonds, I0l!; As 49,; A1F,
l16l.
In San Francisco half dollars quoted at
discount to par; Mexican dollars, 8llgsOc.
At Liverpool wheat squoted at lis Id 211s 4d for
good to choice California.
Mining stocks were dull AMI weak in San Fran
cisco yesterday morning. Tie volume OF trans
actions was The smallest in several days, and vaues
as rule, were generally lower than at the core
spending Board Tuesday. Northern Belle sold up
to $l7 90, gain of 81 70
Sullivan and Morris, who recently broke jail at
Seattle, W. r.. have been roeapsured at Portland.
Leyee building IS rapidly progressing On Roberts
Island, s n Joaquin county.
P Reynolds, a brakeman, vas severely injured b.
fall from his train al The Bales, Or, Tuesday.
Horse. thieves ere troubling the people in the Vi
cn.ty OF Wcissor City, Idaho, and the citizens have
risen in arms gains. them.
The stage from Oregon was robbed By solitary
higAwaYmar near Yreba yesterday morning, who
took ali the mail sacks and the express box.
Alilsll AEilA NLs hlEl ~ iSAtl tItGAi ol1F4-
ron county, by being run over by loaded wagon.
William Walker anj Alfred spraguo were drowned
"a the Columbia river bar Monday evening.
sierrayile, Sierra county, was destroyed by fire
last evening, a child perishing in the flames.
Fire at Lodi, San joaquin county.
The citizens of San Diego are excited over the
appearance of locomotive in their midst.
In an accident on the race track at Santa Rosa
Yesterday the horse Modoc Chief was killed and his
Jockey severely injured.
francis C. Pease, aged 3d. shot and killed his IS
yelr-old wife at Boston, and then MORALLY wounded
himself.
In duel at Garranton, Va, one OF the principals
was wounded and all the parties arrested.
E R. Collins, late OF San Francisco was killed by
jumping ON train at Utica, n. y, Tuesday
night.
damaging fire occurred at Larellett, France,
Tuesday.
The Americans won the international cricket
match at Hamilton, ont.
The dory Little Western, from London June 14tb,
has arrived at Halifax. n. S.
It is thought there are white men with the
Apaches in their raids in New Mexico.
B. oppenhein, thirty years a merchant in that
seetion died suddenly at MERGED yesterday morning
\ serious stage accident is reported from San Luis
obispo
An unknown man jumped from the olkland ferry
boat yesterday morning, aud was drowned.
The dispatches from Washington this morning are
of most cheerful character. The Presidents pulse
was lover yesterd y than it has been for weeks and
other symptoms were correspondiug!y favorable
The question OF his removal from The White House
is again seriously considered, and the surgeons pro
fezs great satisfaction with the situation. s.gui
cant fact is that Secretary Blaine, for the first time
since the President was wounded, reveals feeling
OF encouragement in his dispatches to Minister
Lowell
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ARIZONA.
an Outrageous Crime-I;Oy Whipped to
Observation-Disclosures OF 4 Mexican.

sicatD- Robbery o. Il ASe2Icau.
TOMBSTONE, August 31st-A most outrage
ous crime has just come to light that occurred
ten days ago Ia Ramsey's canyon, Herachuca
mountains, in this county. The IS year.old
daughter Of u,an named Strand told her
father inst IS she passed z Mexican wood
camp she was iDsp!ted bya Mexican boy
Her father raised mob of dozen men, went
to tho Mexican camp, took thu boy, made
him take off his shirt, and compelled nine
Mexicans, among whom was the boys father,
take l.notted rawhide-thong and give the
boy FIVE blows each. The father begged off
with two blows. Having accomplished their
beilish purpose they left. The Mexicans
started for Sonora, and when they got about
thirty miles the boy died and was buried near
the line. The people of R2msey's canyon are
in a panic of fear that the Mexicans will come
back and retaliate, and have got up n appli-
cation asking the Sheriff. protection. No
arrests have been made. The girl now de-
MES her first statement. She says she merely
got the story up for fun.
A Mexican named Recquira started for
Sonora Tuesday evening with some COM
panions, carrying 81, 900 TO General Requiera
at canyon about saventy-fye miles from
here. He was robbed by four men about
mile out Of town.
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SANTA Rosa, August 3lst.-An impression
exists that tie fair of this district is now
open az this place Such is not the Gaze. The
District Fair opens at Petaluma on Monday
next. Races are being run here under the
auspices Of the Sonoma County Agricultural
Park Association, of Santa Rosa They
began yesterday morning, and viii continue
each day throughout the week. The track Is
in excellent condition, and some good time
has been made. The first race was for all
colts in the district undsr 3 years, for purse
of $500, and was won by Dolby Mott. The
principal event Of the day was the trottIng
race, free to all horses that had never beat
2:30 mile heats, fer purse Of $780, It was
won by Kitty Thorne, belonging to II. Ward,
of San Francisco. Hancock, heproperty Of d.
Mccarthy, second. Up to the fourth heat each
horse had won heat, which increased TIE ex-
element An accident, resulting in the death
of one OF the horses, Modoc Chief, occurred
to-day. The jockey was injured about the
face and thigh. Another trotting race was
won by Nellie r., owned by J. & w. S.
Fitch, Of Petaluma. Time, 2:S5. The last
was running race, one mile and half. 1t
was won by Winfield in 2:41. This is con-
sidered good time. The different races have
been keenly contested, and some of the best
hcrses in the State are epresented-among
others Hadd;ngtoD, owned by Judge Shafter.
1t is estimated that there are coo visitors
here. The hotels are all full, and large sums
of money have changed hands, some of the
POOLS being heavy. The programme for to-
morrow is o good one
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stage Robbery-Run Over and Killed
Prosperous IiIners.

YRFKA, August 31st.-The stage from Or
egon was robbed this morning at o'clock
about ten miles north of here. Only one
robber was seen, who stopped the driver. No
passengers were on beard, and he took nine
mail sacks, also the express box The latter
contained only small amount of money, but
the mail probably had considerable, Officers
are now in pursuit.
a man named William Kelly was killed at
Crystal Creek by being run over by load of
hay as he was trying to get down to stop his
runaway team.
A Kanaka company working in klamath
river lately took out go ounces Of gold dust
ia six days. and expect to do better this
week.
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Eeyee Ealiaisg-steam Dredger Photo
2rapLed.

STOCKTON, August 31st. The Glasgow
California Land Reclamation Company have
one dredger, 200 men and 100 horses, with
scrapers, engaged in building the leyee on
Roberts island. It will have 16, 600 acres
under levee, with a sixty-foot base and three
feet above the foods OF last winter. There
will be road ten feet wide on top of the
lovee. The work will be completed within
two months.
A photographer went to Wakefield, San
Joaquin county, last week to obtain photo
graph of the dredger belonging to General
Williams now working there. This was done
az the request Of De Lssseps, who desires
drawings ard photographs OF the machine. TO
enable him to determine whether it will be
likely to work well IN excavating the canal on
tae Isshmus
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sierrayElle Destroycd Dy sire.

SferTayEiic Destroyed by Fire.
TRUcKEE, August 3lst-A dispatch just
received from Sierravile, Sierra county, states
that a fire originated in the store Of j. Oh
sen at 5:15 P. NJ. to-day. and that the whole OF
the town is destroyed. The losses will reach
at least $500. COO At the present moment
the STOKE of Nichols'& Co. is burning inside,
and there are about so kegs of powder stored
therein. a heavy explosion is momentarily
expected. Within ten minutes after the
alarm waa given the whole town was ablaze.
A two-year-old child of S. 2. Barton was
burned to death,
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SECOND EDITION.

A second edition of the BEooED-UEloS IS ISSUED
aca day at P N, bringing the Eastern and coast
news up to thai hour. By this arrangement the
RECORD JN1ex will present the latest news obtain
abl, at all POINTS east and north OF Sacramento.
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Eirn at lodi.

LoDI (San Joaquin county J, August 31ss.-
A fire started this afternoon Ia stable in the
rear of our principal business street, destroy.
ing the stable ard contents aud other small
buildings, and bat for the prompt action Of
consumed. The FIRE is supposed to have
originated from some small children playing
in the barn. Loss about 5000 40 insurance.
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TW0 IEen llrnrreG.

EMPIRE CITY, August 3lst.-Wm. Walker,
assistant lighthouse keeper at Cape Arego,
and Alfred Sprague, at Empire, we've lost on
the bar from small boat on Monday even
| in1
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DIED.

August 3o-Charlctte May Wilson,
native Of Oregon, % years, months and % days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence OF Mrs. ogg, L street, between Sec
ond and Third, this afternoon at 3 o'clock.l
San Francisco, August 27-At residence OF Henry
Briekwedej, Mrs A. Arens, OF Nieolaus, Suffer
county, Al years.
Quincy, August 23-Richa-d NJ. Harris, e. years
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ence what they are. They are unquestion-
ably robbers and murderers, and they will
have 70 be shot down wherever they are
found, provided those who fad them are
strong enough to do the work. White
men who mimic Indian savagery are be-
yond the pale Of sympathy, and have evil
IDENTIFY reached pitch of degradation from
which recovery is hopeless.
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Near Hawks Corners, August 26-Wiie Of William
Cook, a daughter.
Calf, August 25-Wife of G. W Noble, son.
Vallejo, August 29-Wife of James Thompson, a
daughter
Downievlile, August 23-Wife of ]. 7. Mason, a son.
Truckee, August 26-wife Of P. Sheridan, = son.
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WASHINGTON TEI,nIreRY.

The SMALLPOX Case-Escapes Captured.
SEATTLE, August 3isr.-The Grand Jury
is now in session making an investigation in
the case Of Davis, who was recently brought
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SUMMONS.

CSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA.
= rnento-ss. In the Superior Court in and
for said county The People of the State Of Cali
fornia to REBECCA GEE, greeting: You are
hereby notified that an action commenced
in the Superior Court OF the county of Sacra-
mento, State aforesaid, by the filing complaint
in the Clerks office of said Court on the 31st
day of AUGUST, 1881, in which action WILLIAM
GEE is plaintiff, and you are defendant. That
the general nature OF the action, as appears from
said complaint, is as follows To obtain decree of
this Court dissolving the bonds of matrmony
existing between plaintiff and defendant on the
ground of extreme cruelty; all OF which is
fully stated in complaint On file herein to which
reference is hereby made. And you are
hereby directed to appear aud said complaint
within ten days from the service of this writ,
exclusive of the day of service if served on you in
said county of Sacramento and within thirty days.
exclusive OF the day of service il served elsewhere
end you are further notified that unless you so ap-
pear and answer within the time above specified,
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
In testimony whereof, J., Thomas II. Berkey Clerk
of Tie Court aforesaid, do hereun:o set my hand
aud adix the seal Of said Court, this 3lst day of
A. D. 1881.
lsEAJ.] THOMAS II. BERREY, Cl'rk.
By CnAs NJ. CoGLsN, Deputy Clerk.
L. s. TAYLOR, Plant ifs Attorney.
81 iaw2nTh
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w - z / = !!
JUNIUS HENRI BROWNE E,
OF NEW Y0ER.

TEyHE ENGAGEMENT WITH Mr.. BROWNE TO
Il write this STORY was made in December
last but owing TO the and labor bestowed upon
it, We are Just now placed in receipt of the manu-
script. The STORY POS sEs5ES THE HIGHEST
LITERARY MERIT and is replete with striking
situations and full Of dramatic interest.
1t viii be presented in TWENTY INSTALL
MENTS, ONE EACH WEEK IN BOTH THE
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
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SAN DIEGO, August 31st.-The track of the
California Southern Railroad crossed the Pa
cifc Coast Steamship Company's wharf at
the foot of Fifth street this afternoon, and
the locomotive YVES greeted with enthusiasm
by large crowd as it came up to the pas
ssnger depot there. Trsck-laying proceeds
rapidly, and the line viii be at the crossing Of
the San Diego river within the next i've
DAYS.
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A Word to the Stranger!

If a Slate Pencil, or a richly
made Silk Dress is wanted, we have
both, and all that goes between. In
fact, Our place is a store-house, from
whence the wants Of the people can
be supplied.
Every hour, and every minute,
customers are passing in and out the
doors, and to and fro, beneath the
arches which divide the different
goods-fnally taking away, in mites
Of parcels and big ones, the things
which are here collected, under one
roof, from every part of the New and
Old World.
All moves with order and quiet,
and if those who buy do not come in
hosts, they are served quickly, and
with few mistakes. Some have said
it is system which has made the bust
ness grow; but is it not rather be-
cause our goods are a little better
and prices a little lower than some
one else's? Perhaps the growth is a
verdict
Another fact We are never too
busy not to welcome strangers, and
those who come to see. We show
them round about, and the sights
down stairs and up. In the base
ment are a dozen men or more send
ing goods to people in the country, in
response to the letters that come
pouring in by every mail Further
on, in large, new room are the Sew
ing Machines, run by steam; and
operators busy at work on things
which we can make better and cheaper
than buy.
Upstairs is the Wholesale place
and the handsome MILLINERY
ROOMS. Here will be a pleasant
place to rest in or to wait. There are
Paris Fashion Magazines on the
tables, plenty Of easy chairs, and
cool breeze.
Nor must we forget our NEW
CLOAK AND SUIT ROOMS.
SO much admired, perhaps in part,
because Of the beautiful garments
seen in there. Moreover, the light is
bright and CHEEKY and strong enough
to show any imperfections in the
goods. Statesmen help customers in
choosing goods, with such sug-
gestions as their experience enables
them to make. Toilet and Dressing
rooms. are at hand.
Now that the FALL GOODS
are coming III, our store will be more
and more instructive and inviting,
and we shall be glad to see you in,
looking about
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HOTEL LANGHaM,

GoRNER FOURTH AND STREETS, sAoRA-
mento-strictly first-class, on the European plan.
Free coach from Railroad Depot. Fine sample rooms
81 4p1m TERRY & CO., Managers.
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PACIFIC COAST.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO TIE RECORD
UNION
A VILLAGE DESTROYED BY FIRE.
sierraville. Sierra County, Victim of
the Flames.
RAILROAD PROGRESS 1T San DsEGo.
Horse Thieves Causing Froubls TO the
Citizens Of Idaho.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
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EfkRR!ED.
BORN,

Petalunla, August 25-Thomas W. Bryan to Lizzie
Nichols.
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.
T e n NJ s.:

DAILY RECORD UNIoN-PER YEAR -. SO 90
DAILY RECORD UNIoN-PER MONTH. 90
WEEKLY UNIoN-PER YEAR. ............ . so
WEEKLY UNIoN-sIX MONTHS. ......... so
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WYE. II. HILLS, Manager.
SACRAMENTO, CAL.
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. VILLAGE DESTROYED BY FIRE.
CALIFORNIA.

OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
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EGPoRTERs AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS,
s Glass, Ysrnisbes, Brushes, Wall Paper, Wa
Flower Goods and Picture holdings, Painters' an
ArtIsts' Materials. Sole Agents for AverilTs Nike
Paints, Building Paper. No. 626 J street. Sacr
mento, CAL sl.4ptf
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SECOND AND X 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 IL A, NJ. tiil2r.x
W. o. ("J0E , BOWERS,
sl-4plm Proprietor
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TREMoET HOTEL
IININN HOTEL

u STREET, BETWEEN FRONT AND SECOND.
81 House is newly furnished throughout. Large,
airy rooms good board clear water. Prices med.
ernte l. KIIAIE. 81 i'm
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WIN. EILgnY eaICGs. NJ. D.

nCULIsT, AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN FOR
Z Diseases of the Throat. Office, 1891 street,
corner of Fifth over Sacramento Bank Sacramento,
Cal. Hours-9:30 to IL A NJ; to Pm SuRdays-
$50 to IL A. NJ; ! to p. n. sl-u
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CnURCu1 DIREcroRY.

BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES. Preaching
every second and fourth Sabbath in each month
1T the College Chapel, by the Rev +. r. Davidson
Services begin At II \ L., and $50 p n All are in
vited.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Regular services
every sabbath morning and evening. Sunday
Shool at the close Of the morning service. Prayer
meeting Tharsd.y evening att o'clock. Public cor
daily invited. H. p. DUNNiNG
Pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-The Rev. B. z. Haber-
sham win hold regular services IN this church
through the winter months on the first three
Sundays in eath hsmouth Services at IL A. n. and Z
2. T., Sunday school at r. n Lay services on
other SUNDAYS heresufore-at the same hours.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH-Services regularly ev-
cry Sabbath fuornrg and evening, unless otherwise
announced sundky school at P. N. each Sabbath
Prayer meeting Hery Thursday at T. n. The
public cordially invited
Rev. J. BowERsox, Pastor.
M z, CHURCH-Reyular services every Sunday,
at IL A. n and r. NJ Sunday-school at the close OF
Sorning service with Bible classes for old and young
Prayer meeting Tharsday evening at O'Clock
gsaerai invitation and cordial welcome.
s. A. STARR. Pastor.
u. z. CHURCH S0UTH-services every Sabbath
at II A. \. and ~, at the college chapel Sunday
school 1T 9:3c A. n. PRAYER meeting Friday evening
att o'clock. Public cordially invited.
JosEPu EMERY, Pastor.
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Msrs. Graham, Hamilton, Co. known as
the live Druggists Of the town. are always
mp to the time and ready to meet the de-
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FACTS WE KNow.-H You are suffering
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Notice is hereby given that the annual
election of the city of Crrvallis, for the city
officers, will be held at the office of Thomas
J. Blair, at the corner of First or Water
streets. in the city of Corvallis, in Benton
county, Oregon, on Monday the second day
OF May, A. D. 1881, polls to open at 9 A. NJ.
and close at 6 p. M. of said day; at which
time the following officers are to be elected,
to:wit: Mayor, Recorder, Marshal, Treas.
urer, three Aldermen from lst Ward, two
Aldermen from I'd Ward, and two Alder
men from the Sd Ward of said city of Cor
Wallis,
Witness my hand and the seal of said city
of Corvallis this 18th day of April, 1881.
J. r. BRYsoN,
City Recorder.