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ABSENT OFFICIALS.

Ariz3ns is threatened with Z lengthy
Indian war, aud has already witnessed
several outbreaks. In her extremity she
turns to her Governor, but fads him absent
in New York City. where he has been
several months. The Territorial press has
been complaining bitterly of the Gov
errors absence, and criticisms thereon
have been not only severe, but have gone
TO the extent of demanding his removal.
The country is not unmindiul OF the ser
vices Of General Fremont in the past, and
viii not readily permit itself TO think un.
kindly of him; but because he is General
Fremont does not excuse the abseateeism
which the Territorial system seems to per.
NIT, and now so prominently manifest in
his case. 1t is gross injustice % a young
community to make it tbs means Of
merely salarying an official who bears
only the honors and assumes few Of the
burdens. The Territorial system has fire..
uuently been used as the medium for pen
sioning off political paupers and paying of
political debts. Governors Of Territories
ought to be. if anything, more punctual
and constant at their posts than Governors
of States, and heightened leave of absence
is not possible to the latter except by leg
islative consent. But in the Territories
this is not required, because the Governor
is accountable to the National Government
alone. Governor Fremont is returning post
haste to Arizona now, but how will he an
swer for his prolonged absence?
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THIs MORNINGS NEWS.

IN New York Government bonds were quoted
at 10 for As OF 1907; 19l5 for SIS Of 1881 !;
114for is sterling g s2I@4 s44: silver bars, H.
Silver IN London, 81 consols, 90 7-1Gd; per
cent United States bonds, lo4l: Is, 119l AIS l1el
lii Esn Francisco bali dollars are quoted at 1
discount to par; Mexican dollars, 9O3c.
at Liverpool wheat ia quoted at lis Id 9lls id for
good to choice California.
In the San Francisco stock market yesterday there
was quite an advance all along the Comstock. The
iisc from Monday was as follows: Sierra Nevada
s. Utah > IS, Union Consolidated 81 So Ophir
81 60. Best & Bel;her S. Gould & Curry 81 S74 and
other kinds from sc to 75c.
General Ambrose E. Burnside, United States Sen
stor from Rhode Island. died suddenly yesterday at
Bristol in that State.
La Chung, Chinaman committed suicide in his
cell at the City Prison in San Francisco yesterday.
Applications have been made in two instances to
the State sportsmen's Association for rewards
offered fer the conviction OF persons violating the
game law.
Small fire at Stockton also at Marysville.
The schooner Regonia foundered OF Cove Island,
Lake Michigan, and went down with all on board.
Another heavenly phenomenon is reported from
the Eastern States
Samuel Ramsay was taken from jail at Owing
vile, Ky by citizens, and hanged.
At Park City, Utah, Sunday. &. W. Scott shot
and killed Frank o'Reilh.
sensational bigap5 saze is on trial a. Bakers
field, Kern county.
Charles Naltby has been appointed Internal
Revenue Storekeeper for the First District of Cali
lorna
Fire at Battle Creek, Mich. also at Bay city, Mich.
Two murderers, named Taylor and Bruce, were
taken from jail at DarIanelle, Ark, by a mob and.
banged
By boiler explosion at Jersey City yesterday,
tive men were killed and three fatally wounded.
Surveyors are at work laying out line Of rail
rod through Indian Territory
The steamer from China, due in ten days, viii
bring 900 coolies for railroad work in Texas aud
New Mexico.
Avsssel from Europe yesterday brought 65O Nor
mons for Salt Lake.
The death Of Captain Z. K. Breeze. United STATES
navy, is announced from Newport, r. l.
Prayers were offered throughout Connecticut
yesterday for the recovery Of the President
Owing 20 the disturbances at New Orleans, that
city has been placed under military protection
\ cattle train was wrecked at shelton, Ne5., Nom
day night, severely iniurns the engineer ard
brakeman, and killing the fireman.
The reports from Long Branch continue hopeful
in regard to the Presidents condition. he was re
moved from his bed to y reclining chair yesterday,
where he remained for hall an hour without expe.
riencins unything but relief. Everything now
points TO The patients ultimate r-coyery
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a STRANGE FREAK,

The attempt on the part of Sergeant
bisson to shoot Gniteau is not easily ex.
planned It appears that the soldier
vas not drunk or crazy, but acting under
al uncomfortable impulse of an unusual
character. Ii the taking Of human lie
were not so serious matter, this non.
challant performance Of Sergeant Mason
would be almost ludicrous. He had evi.
IDENTIFY come to regard Guiteau as outside
the pale OF human sympathy or protection.
He does not even now appear to realize
that what he did was or could be crime.
He did not see Guitesu, but knew from
observation his accustomed position at the
window. He fred at the place with the
hope and evident intention of killing
Guiteau, and with an indifference to con.
sequences almost incomprehensible. TIE
act has tinge of homicidal mania in it,
but otherwise the soldiers mind appears to
be sound. We are disposed to believe that
the constant contemplation by Sergeant
Mason of the fate which ought to overtake
Guiteau resulted in the attempt to kill
kim, and that the act was the result of
sudden and uncomfortable impulse.
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TEE INDIAN WAR.

The advices to this date indicate that
the active measures Of the army officers
have proved a serious check to the REBEL
ious Indians in Arizona and New Mexico.
There will be pursuits, battles. and some
more bloodshed, but that the war will be
rs severe as at first appeared certain does
not now seem probable. The effect of the
recent outbreak upon the Territories, how
ever, is damaging, and it VIII be long
time before it viii disappear. In addition
to the troops Of the regular army now con-
fronting the belligerent tribes, acting Gov
ernor Gosper Las received authority to arm
volunteer troops There can scarcely be
any question but that the people of the
Territories, properly armed and organized,
are the ones of all others to cope with the
savages. They will in nearly all cases be
found more effective than regular troops
With them the sentiment of the conflict
rules, while with regulars there is no actu-
ating motive to energy beyond cold mill
tary duty. But there is danger to be
apprehended in arming volunteers IN such
Territories as Arizona. The region is the
Mecca for all the wild and reckless char
acters OF the border, for despeyadoes, out
laws and adventures. and these viii be the
very frst,we fear, to flock to the volunteer
standard. In that case they are liable to
prove quite as troublesome as the Indians.
Their interests all lie in the direction of a
prolongation of the conflict the spoils of
war are to them the chief attraction, added
to which is the opportunity afforded to pill
lage and plumber. If the people 0: the
disturbed territories are wise enough to
close the muster rolls against the classes
named the Indian war viii be more likely
TO be conducted in such manner as to
! avoid shame to the nation.
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In the last two weeks we have made so many additions
to
Clothing Stock

That now it seems larger than ever before Even in
the matter of HEAVY OVERCOATS (Which are
the things we sell least of now there kinds
and more of them than you will expect to find here
in the Winter. But what is important than the
size of our stock is its VARIETY and the EXCEL
LENCE with which each garment is made and
finished. This comes from its being manufactured
by number Of the best makers, each of whom have
special advantages in particular of style material
or workmanship. Here, then, are all the different
kinds and qualities and the making Of your selections
becomes merely matter of taste. The prices are so
low as not to hamper purchasers
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SECOND EDITION.

second edition OF the REcoRD-USToS is issued
ach day at p. NJ, bringing the Eastern and coast
news up to thai hour. b this arrangement the
RrooRp. JyIoN will present the latest news obtain
sb,e At all points east and north OF Sacramento.
The regular morning edition OF the RECORD UNloN
is carried by morning trains. and is ahead OF al
competitors as far north as Chico, the Caforni.
Oregon Railroad; west to Benieia, and south K
Stockton, and east to Col'ax, Folsom and Placer
vile and all intermediate places.
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DIED.

Sacramento September 13- Enora J =, wife OF John
F. Sheehan, native of Columbus, Ohio 80 years.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
her late residence, Il street, between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth, tomorrow afternoon at $50
O'Clock.
San Jose, September L. Lewis L. Cole, Il years and
10 months.
Hornitos September 6-Ruth johnson, 80 years
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TIE splendid nev story rritte" for the
RECORD UNION and the WEEKLY UNION, en-
titled 1.-THE WAYS or THE World, T"
viii be commenced Nomn5er LIST, and rW be
psJEsshed in toenty installments.
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MARRIED.

Near Elk Grove, September u BY J. W. Moore, J.
p, Thomas h. Dickey TO Josephine Pate.
Salmon Falls September S-By Key. C. C. Pierce, at
the residence of the brides parents, Miner A. Mil
Ter, Of Brighton, Sacramento county, to Mary
Louis. CAMS. (San Francisco papers please eopy,)
Salinas City, September 4-Jasper ANDERSEN 70
Maria c. Hansen.
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uneas,ncss RegnT ding Tic Gar.

uSeasiRcss RegaT ding the Crar.
INV YORK. September 13th-The Worlds
ST. Petersburg special saws My announce
nent that the Gar had arrived at Peter
hoh was premature. No news of the En-
peror has been received there TIE Empress,
who was uneasy on this account, left yesteI-
day to meet him on board nan.of.war.
England, France and the Egyptian ZEE
Volt.
PARIS, September 13th.-Le Temps states
that as soon as the FIRST news OF the revolt ia
Egypt arrived, the English Government com.
municated to BaItholemy St. Hilaire, Minis
ter OF Foreign Affsirs, its intention to pro-
ceed In accord with the French Government
lie Temps adds that this accord il already
manifested by an informal joint opposition to
the idea of Turkish intervention.
The Egyptian Quesfion-AU Europe Ex-
cited.
LONDON, September 13th.-The situation
In Egypt continues to excite the gravest APP
prehensiors. All parties are at sea rs to
what should be done. The English viii not
consent to joint occupation by the French
ard English, and neither France nor Eng
land VIII permit the other to attempt the
case alone. a serious fear prevails
that il Turkey be asked to put down
the Egyptian army it will lead to
a revival of the Turkish claims
of sovereignty over Egypt, which will tend to
| unite all Islam against Christianity. Italy is
clamorous that in case OF any sort of interior
ence in Egypt she shall be allowed to regain
what she lost when France and England as.
sumed the joint occupation. In fact, all
Europe is more excited over the Egyptian in
cident than anything which has occurred for
several years.
The French and the Arabs.
TUNIs, September 13th-Oficial reports
state that the Arabs attacked the French
camp at Zaghouan. The fight lasted forty
eight hours. Their supplies being entirely
cut off, the French position is considered diff
fcult.
Forest Fires Raging.
BFLLEvnLE tOnf.), September 13th-For-
est fires are raging. and vast quantities of
property have been destroyed.
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NEGRO Fatally shot In colorado

LEADvILLE, September 13sh-James Cald-
well, a negro, was shot by unknown parties
Yesterday morning, and probably will die.
Policemen were pursuing him at the time he
was shot, and it is supposed that one Of them
fred the shot.
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EaIiroad T.lrough Eadlan rerritory.

ST. LOUIS September 13th.-A party of en-
gineers. under the direction of Mr.. Thomas, OF
the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad, have gone to
Vinitia, Indian Territory, where they will cou.
mence surveying line for the extension of
the st. Louis & San Francisco road across
the Territory to Albuquerque, there to con-
meet with the Atlantic i Pacific. The gap
between Vinitia and Albuquerque will be
covered as rapidly az men and money can ac-
compIish it, and the probabilities are that it
will be completed and the whole line open
within two years.
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HesfruclInn by Fire.

CHICAGO, September 135b.-A fire last
night destroyed the Union Fact ~ az Battle
Creek, Mich, owned by Nichols. Collier,
Stone. Barber 81 Thomas. Loss, SO, eco to
$50, coo; insured for sl60C0 Forty-tive
men are thrown ont of emplovment. The
adjoining buildings suffered 81, coo loss.
A fire at Bay City destroyed Watson's ma
chiRery, tramway and DOCK and 600, coo feet
of humber. Loss, $50 000; insurance, S27, coo.
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GENERAL. NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
THE PRESIDENT IN 4 CHAIR.
Gratifying Evidence Of Improvement in
the Patients Condition.
SUDDEN DEATH OF SENATOR BURNSIDE.
Two Men Taken from Jaii and Lynched
n Arkansas.
POLITICAL: SENSATION IN VIRGINIA.
Further In Regard to the attempt to Kill
the Assassin Guiteau.
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Fatal Hciier ExnIosion.

JERSEY CITY, September 13th.-Two men
were killed and three fatally wounded by a
boiler explosion this rnorBipg at Pullman &
Browns dry-dock. The boiler landed GOO
feet away, doing terrible execution TO horses,
lamp-posts, wagons, etc, in its passage. The
cause Of the exDlosion was carelessness.
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"a Although have the finest grades Of
CLOTHING, we mention to-day two items of the
less expensive kinds The low price should not
mslead to their quality and worth
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Political sensation in virginia.

RICHMOND Va, September 1Sth.-The
special sensation of the hour is the production
by the Democrats of letter said to have
bsen written by Frank Blair, Rsadiuster
candidate for Attorney General, severely de-
uouucing the negroes as untrustworthy. The
Democratic papers eagerly publish it. Blair
friends declare that the letter is bogus, but
Blair has not yet been heard from. Unless
he clears his skirts be will be dropped from
the ticket The Republicans will insist on
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Train.wreckers sun at Work.

OMAHA, September 13tb-Last night at
Shelton Station, on the Union Pacific, the
east-bound cattle train was ditched owiag TO
an obstruction rlsc5d On the track by some
u known party. The engine and seven cars
were wrecked and thirteen cattle were killed.
Engineer Holton had enc of his arms broker,
his brakeman YVES fatally hurt and fireman
Levi was fatally SCALED and died this after
noon. The distraction consisted Of oue-haIf
Of the axle Of hand.car with wheel at
tached. The axle was driven into tn ground
aid the wheel lrni-ctad over the track
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wilrof a millionaire Restaura,eur.

New YORK, September 13th.-The will Of
the late Lorenzo Delmonico was filed to day.
The estate Is valued at 81 600, 900. He leaves
$780, 600 and his house and stables, with all
| they contain, to his wife, 100000 to his
nephew. Chas, c. Delmonico, and the yearly
interest on 500, 600 to his brother Siro. His
wife's children By a forme; marriage will be
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ST PAUL Mimi, September 13th.-At II
o'clock the balloon was heard from, anchored
in the woods four miles from st. Paul, await
ing winds. The aeronaut and journalists are
domiciled at the house of farmer near by.
The gas is escaping, and the prospect OF q
long VOYAGE is dubious.
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EOEN,

Sacramento, September l2-Wife of John F. Shee-
han, daughter
Sacramento, September 9-wiie Il Louis F. Oder
matt a daughter.
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FOREIGN.

has bsen postponed until the next term Of
Court
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Grand Rail vii, H. given at Jacobs
Hall stre,t, between Tenth and Eleventh.,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, September Is, ISSI foS
the benefit OF the Sons Of Temperance. Music by
| Clayton Schweiizer. Tickets 25 cents Dancing
at $50. ladies will serve Ice Cream. sI2St
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kIDNEY-Wo is the safest and best remedy
for kidney and liver diseases, piles and con
stipation.
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COOKING BY GAS.

yVNHE CAPITAL GAS COMPANY HAVING
A received supply Of the most approved pat
terms OF GAS COOKING STOVES, request their
patrons to call az their Workshop, CLUNlE'S BUILD
ING, Eighth street, between and n and select
their Cooking Stoves. ALL WHO ARE USING
GAS STOVES +, f COOKING are agreeably sur
prised to find they easy 60 manage; cause no
heat, SCOT or dust in the apartment; take up little
room may be placed wherever desired, aud are less
expensive for most families than the ordinary cook
ing stove. The Company viii put them up at their
own expense, charging for their use small monthly
rental. All those now in use are giving complete
satisfaction 80 far as known sl-istf
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Lightning I'm Texas.

GALVESTON, September 13th-The Necs
Houston special says: A heavy lightning
storm prevails here. A young man named
Weinberg was killed, and many persons re.
cnired sarere shncls
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! Drink "UaIi's PepSsn Wiee Ritfessr and
be happy and content. II Is absolutely pure Cares
1 Dyspop.ia indigestion and the "bues." Il has re-
ceiycd First Premium throughout the State. aUs5.G
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The best Meals Ia the city at Petersan's,
els and GO street, jyTd
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| every morning, By W. F. PETERSON, go J. iy7f
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For Fine Cakes. Rec Cream, etc.. me
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The Evening Report.

ELBER0N, September I3Gh-6 p M.-At the
examination of the President at I'm, to-day,
histemperature was 9S s, pulse 100, respiration
20. At the evening dressing at $50. his
temperature was 1854, pulse 100, respiration
20. The President was placed in semi-re-
cumbent position upon an invalid chair at II
A. NJ, and remained half an hour without ia.
tigue or discomfort. His wounds are making
the usual favorable progress, and his general
condition is reassuring. Signed by Bliss and
Hamilton.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


There is bat one American Perfume
that has stood the test OF time. and that IS u uk-
RAY LANMAS'S FLORIDA WATER, which, Tor
over seventy years has been in Coz stsnt use, and
which is TO day ndmitte, 80 be the Gully fragr1nt
water adapted % the various uses of the bath, the
banctercbicf s1td the toilet f& As there ara
eoanterieits, always ask for the Florida Water pre-.
pared by Lanmsn Kemp, New York. 81 It
Assessment Notice Of she Great CreVfce
Mining COmpany--Locatinn of principal place Of
business, Sacramento, California. Notice IS hereby
glvea that st a meeting 81 the Dreoto held on The
5th day Of SEPTEMBER, 1881, an assessment
of Ten Cents per share was levied upon tho
capital stock # the crpoUatiou, payable i'm
medIately - the Secretary a. Sacramento.
ANY stock upon hich tho assessment shall
remain unpaid on the S,h d,y of uCTOBER, 1881,
viii be delinquent and advertised To- sale at public
auction, and unless payment Is made before, viii
be sold on the 20th dan OF OCTuBSR 1881, to pay
the delinquent assessment together with custs OF
advertising and expense Il sale.
NELSON WILCOX. Secretary
Office go u street s7.anvSSta
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The only Genuine NitIs Eread. delivered
every morning, BY W. +. PETERSON, go J. !y7u
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Nc Nou.d,be sIaler Of CuItcau.

WASHINGTON. September 18Th Mason
said to-day, in an interview When the at.
tempted assassination was made by the scoun-
drel, first heard of it in Texas, ON a train
waere there were soldiers, and secretly re-
solved, II l was put in q position, or had an
opportunity, to kill the assassin. Sunday
morning 1 loaded ny musket, knowing that /
was going on duty, with the intention of
shooting him the first chance 1 got. When
arrived at the Jail, / walked at once to where
| could get the range of his window and fred,
! am perfectly sane, and if had killed him
l would be willing to remain in prison the
remainder Of my life. II restored to duty
viii shoot him as soon as get chance.
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TIE Export to minister Lowell.

ELBERoN, September 13th-There has been
no material change in the Presidents cond;-
ton during the last twenty-four hours. He was
moved at his own request this afternoon from
his bed to an extension chair, on which he re.
manned half an hour. He has been less in
clined to be drowsy during the day than
usual. The weather now is very favorable and
the physicians think they discover signs of
slight improvement in his symptoms. They
expect him to pass very comfortable night.
Signed by MacNeaoh