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THIS moRNIaG's NEWS.

In New York Government bonds are qnoted
at le0 for 81 0: 1907; 1913 for IS OF 1881
I165 for lis; sterling, sI s23g4 s4l; silver bars,
112l.
silver In London, 81 1-1G; eonsols. 90 1-16d; S per
cent. United States bonds loi! "a, 100; rs tl62.
In San Francisco half dollars arc quoted st !
dis cunt to par; Mexican dollars eOaso4c.
Al Liverpool wheat IL quoted at lis Id gl1s I'D FOR
good to choice California.
The Mexican Mining Company have levied an
assessment of 81 per share.
The mining share market in San Francisco yester-
day was quite active and considerable amount OF
stock changed hands. Prices were somewhat irreg-
uar but there was no variation to the extent of 81
per share either in advance or decline.
During September the coinage at the United
States Nuts amounted to s. SAL, se0-of which 81,
goo, coo was in standard dollars.
The clearinghouse transactions at Chicago Mon.
day reached SIS, 0Oo, GOETHE largest on record.
Benjamin Flint, Of the San Francisco firm Of
Flint, Bixby Co., died at San Juan South Monday
George S. Kingsley, sailor. committed suicide
at San Francisco yesterday, board the ship Paul
Revere.
The Grand Lodge Of California, L O. G. t, is in
session at Vallejo. with 800 delegates present.
Two negroes were shot in fracas at Rogers
Bend, y. NJ, Monday night
At Crested Butte, Tex. James A. Lewis was shot
and killed by Marshal Hayes, who also fatally
wounded John Lutz, bystander.
The prospect is very good for more serious
trouble with the Ute Indians in Colorado
Fire at Woodland
The cases against the saloon-ksepers of Marys-
vile for violating the Sunday law have been thrown
out Of Court upon u technicality.
A crusade has been inaugurated in London against
Hquor-selling By holding prayer-meetings opposite
the public houses.
The Republican and Democratic Senators are to
hold caueuses in Washington Saturday, to devise a
plan for organization.
Caleb Fiske Harris and his wife, of Providence, r.
l., were drowned Sunday in Moose Head Lake
The municipality of Berlin have arranged special
service in memory of Garfield.
At San Gabriel, Los Angeles county, Sunday,
Eliio Cnisales was shot and killed by Manuel
Mansa.
Chinatown at Modesto was destroyed by fire sun
day night
August Bahr was accidently shot and seriously
wounded at Elmira, solano county Monday even
ing, by an intimate friend.
The salmon run in Frazer river, B. c., is not as
large as anticipated.
Additional details of the Indian war in Arizona
are given this morning.
The State Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, met
yesterday at Santa Rosa with large attendance.
The Baptist Convention is in session at Stockton.
Frank Pygall was stabbed at Lodi, San Joaquin
oo,,nty AFo1da,- b,- TI;r,r, Tarao
Rev. Thomas Harrison, the famous "boy
preacher" of Boston, is en- route to California.
Secretary Blaine left Augusta, Me-, yesterday, for
Washington.
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THE czAR's vIsIr TO WARSAW.


The Car must find travelling good
deal of bore under existing circum-
stances. He IS going to Warsaw to meet
the Emperor of Austria, but before he can
do SO safely it is necessary to put Warsaw
under police Surveillance for several weeks.
Every stranger must be examined. An
army of thirty thousand men must be en-
camped in the neighborhood. Each sus-
picious face must be watched. A number
OF students must be shut up in fortress
until the visit is over. And after the
whole place has been thus ransacked for
Nihilists, and after every piece of baggage
brought into it for the past month has been
carefully examined, the Car will be notified
that he may at last venture to come on.
Even then the whole line of route will
have to be guarded, and very probably the
Emperor viii think it necessary to mislead
the public as to the time of his arrival, or
even to come in another train than the one
prepared for him. This is the kind of life
enjoined upon him by Nihilism, and by
his own determination to make no conces-
siOns to his rebellious subjects. It may be
thought by some that CARBON is dearly
purchased at such sacrifice Of freedom
and peace OF mind.
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Death OF Prominent nerchant-suicIde
OF saiior-Assessnlent-T Troops fer Ar
izona.
SAN Francisco, October 4th.-Benjamin
Flint, of the firm of Flint, Bixby & Co.,
died yesterday at San Juan South.
This morning George s. Kingsley, a sailor.
was found lying on his face in his bunk on
board the ship Paul Revere. dead. He had
strangled himself by drawing leather belt
tightly round his neck. Under his face, COW
cred with bloody froth, was a copy of the
Weekly Rescue, the Good Templars' organ,
open to an article on the Influence Of liquor
in causing suicide. Deceased had been on
spree for several days.
Mexican levies an assessment of 81.
Captains Smith, Gushing and Field, of the
Fourth ARTILLERY, left for Arizona last night
with their companies. At $40 A. NJ. to day
they were joined at Lathrop by Captains
Wagner and Harris, of the First Cavalry,
with two companies of that regiment. They
will join the army in the field now under
command of General Mckenzie. The cav
alrymen have served in Arizona before, and
were in the Modoc war. and the artillerymen
were in the Modoc, Nez Perces and Sioux
% n,
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a recent visitor TO Independence Lake,
which is in the northern part OF Meadow
Lake township, Nevada county, writes to
the Nevada Transcript. The lake is !, O7S
feet above the level of the sea. It is three
and half miles long. and varies from a
mile to about hall mile in width. At its
head rises range of mountains, portion
of which are still capped with snow and
present beautiful sight. Fish are plenti-
full, being caught at all seasons of the year,
although in larger quantities during the
spring than at any other time. Trout are
caught in large numbers in the winter
when the ice is from two to six inches
thick. a wooden box resembling sentry
box, six feet high and four feet wide, with
door, is carried on to the ice, over hole
a foot square that has been cut therein.
By using hook and line, it is no uncorn-
mon thing for person to pull twenty-five
fish through the hole before breakfast.
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DIED.


Sacramento, October 3-Henry Mueller. native Of
City Hanover, Germany, father-in-law Ct C. FL.
Krebs and Jacob Lang GO years, month and "a
days. (New York and st. Louis papers please
copy)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take place
from the residence of C. H. Krebs, Seventh
street, between and X, this Afternoon at 1
o'clockl
Sacramento October 3-Rendol W. Clinch native
Of st. George, New Brunswick, 45 years, months
and IL days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place from
the First Baptist Church, Ninth street, between
L and N, this afternoon at o'clock.l
Sacramento October 4-James F. Sloat, native OF
New York, SO years, months and 20 days.
Funeral notice hereafter.l
San Francisco, October 3-Maudie, daughter of ].
W. and Annie O'Meara, Of Sacramento, years
and 10 months
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence Of Mrs. NJ. o'Meara, Seventh street,
between L and NJ this afternoon at o'clock.J
Brighton township. October 2-Infant daughter of
Charles A. and Susie A. Moses, weeks and day.
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THE "MAcHlNB IN NEW YORK


The machine " appears to have sus.
tanned really heavy defeat in New York !.
so heavy that it is now said Conkling has
determined to absent himself from the
State Convention. It is evident that the
so-called "half- breeds" are very much more
numerous and determined in New York
than had been believed. and that they be-
long to class who are not disposed to
abandon their course because ConkGng's
prospects have recently grown brighter.
In fact it looks as if there might be reso-
Lutte endeavor to force him out of public
life, or to convey to President Arthur a
distinct intimation that he cannot afford to
take as his prime minister public man
SO markedly obnoxious to the controlling
element in the Republican party of New
York. It remains to be seen whether
Conkling viii accept the defeat thrust upon
him, or whether he viii try, through his
lieutenants, to obtain standing nsthe
Convention. At present the majority
against him seems so heavy that there is
little or no opening for reprisals on his
part.
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The Baptist Convention.

STOCKTON, October 4th 1.-The Baptist Con.
vention is in session in this city. The follow.
ing officers were to-day elected Rev. S. B.
Morse, President A. b. Forbes and E. R.
Stockwell, Vice Presidents E. r. Pope, Re-
cording Secretary; J. q, A. Henry, Stats
teal Secretary; b. G. Wright, Treasurer E.
Il. Bradway, Auditor Directors for 1S72-J.
Saxton, J. S. Jesse, S. S. Fiske, George
Gurery, A. J. Sturtevant, j. S. Bromley, J.
S. Mcclure, c. A. Hull, S. J. Coggswel
Directors for 1S73-A. L. Cole, j. Q. A.
voorhees,, D. K. Woodbridge, J. B. Hart
well, w. 7. Fleenor, j. L. Lyon Directors
for 1S74-G. s. Abbott, S. B. Morse G. FL.
Hewes, P. D. Code, j. r. Mason, W. N.
Kincaid, E. H. Gray, Il. 1. Parker, FL. r.
Strong
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WILCOX, UctODer A. 1881.
To John S. Carr, Mayor of Tucson samain-
ega's mules are now about the lime kiln, on the
old Point Of Mountain road The Indians camped
the night of the odd evidently going for Dragon
Mountains Yesterday they passed through my
range, taking some Of my horses, and all at Hud-
sons. They came within mile of Hudson's house.
recovered. Ii. C. HO0KEa.
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fHR DAILY REG0RD-UNI0N.
SECOND EDITION.

A second edition of the REcoRD-USiov is Issued
ach day at P. n, bringing the Eastern aad coast
news up to thai hour. By this arrangement the
REooRD- JsIeS Will present the latest news obtain
able at all points east and north Of Sacramento.
The regular morning edition of the RECORD UNIoN
is carried by morning trains, and is ahead OF all
competitors as far north as Chico on the California
and Oregon Railroad; west to Benicia, and south to
stockton, and east to Colfax, Folsom and Placer
VILE sld all intermediate places.
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Adirdged rnsane-Cuttlng Afrr.y.

STOCKTON, October 4.h.-Ihis evening
James Manly, native of Ireland, was ex-
amined by Judge Patterson, of the Superior
Court, and committed to the asylum.
At Lodi last night Frank Pygall was cut
in the abdomen by young man named
Hiram James. 1t is believed the wound will
result fatally. james came to Stockton, gave
himself into custody, and is now in jail. He
refuses to be interviewed. The correct yer.
sion OF the affair cannot be determined, as
the accounts Of the trouble are conflicting.
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COOKING BY GAS.

YEyHE CAPITAL GAS COMPANY HAVING
received a supply Of the most approved pat
terns OF GAS COOKING STOVES. request their
patrons 70 call at their workshop, cLUNIES BUILD
ING, Eighth street, between J and K. and select
their Cooking Stoves. ALL WHO ARE USING
GAS STOVES Fur COOKING are agreeabiy sur
prised to iind they are 50 easy 70 manage cause
heat, SCOT or dust in the apartments take up little
room; may be placed wherever desired and are less
expensive for most families than the ordinary cook
Ing stove. The Company will put them up at their
expense, charging for their small monthly
rental All those now in use are giving complete
satisfaction 60 far as known. o1-isf
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SAN FRANCISCO, October 4sh. Mrs.
Cooper, who recently escaped Elder Roberts
auto da fe, lectured at Platt's Hall this even.
ing on ..Common Sense" A great many
showed their appreciation of the lecturers
subject by staying away. Those VINO came
looked as though sense OF duty had brought
them to the hall. 1t is difficult to criticise
the lecture, as most of it was hardly audible.
Under the circumstances enthusiasm was i'm
possible, and the small audience was very
quietly attentive
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A large lot of oVERCoATs piled up in the
Clothing Store reminds us that the selling time
for them has come The kinds are numerous and
the prices exceptionally low. There are handsome
Mohair Overcoats at $I3 50, and some fancy
coored listers for $I4 SO each. Among the low
priced Goods are Satnet Overcoats of good quality
at So All kinds are in sizes enough to insure
perfect-htting garments.
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Fire at Woodland,

covered about o'clock this morning in the
wooden building on the southwest corner Of
Main aud Railroad streets, and before steam
could be got up in the fire engine the roof and
upper part of the building was destroyed
The damage ia about $500; fully insured.
There is good evidence that the fire was the
work of en- ineendiary. Theoccupant got cut
with ell his pnads
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Every day there are large additions of new
and fashionable Goods in the FANCY GOODS
DEPARTMENT.. To-day we mention Neckwear,
which was never more plentiful with u.s. better
in style and price.
Silk Lace Ties in all widths and lengths, and
in patterns enough to bewilder.
Ecru Lace Collars and Bobinet Ties
Silk Ties, too, are many including both the
plain and fancy kinds in shades of lively and
somber colors
Pretty much all else besides, that is or will be
in vogue for neck adornment this fall
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MERGED matters.

MERGED. October 4tb.-Ths iacendiaries
who set fire to Miller & Lux's barn, on the
West Side, reported last week. were arrested
yesterday and brought before Justice Clarke
at Los Banos. and bound over for the action
of the Superior Court. The act seems to
have been prompted by malice towards Mil.
Ter & Lux's foreman, named Davis. Thirty.
one head OF fine team mules and horses, and
one hundred and fourteen sets of harness
were burned in the barn.
Stephen Arthur, lessee of the MERGED
planning mills and g lumber dealer, failed
here yesterday.
The Grand Jury. impaneled on The frat
Monday in September, after an internission
of three weeks, reassembled yesterday and
made their final report and were discharged.
In their report they say: t is gratifying
to the Grand Jury to be able TO say that the
investigation by the expert, Robert Gordon.
has been thorough, and it is still more graft
flying to know that it has resulted in finding
the books Of all the present county officers
kept as the law directs, and that the financial
affairs of MERGED county. under tbs efficient
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Rejoicing at BakerslieId-" When Shall
We Three Meet Again.

BAKERSFIELD. October 4th. = Another
chapter in the Gissa case is being enacted TO-
night. A short time ago DR.. f. a. Giesa
was arrested. charged with bigamy. Between
the time of arrest and his examination S. A.
Burnap, a druggist, WAS arrested on charge
of procuring an abortion. Burnap was ex-
amined and disch arged, the leading witness
refusing to testify, on the ground that she
would criminate herself. In the evening
Burnap's friends rendered him a serenade at
his place of business. Giess, at his examina-
ton week or so ago, was held TO answer for
bigamy, but was discharged by Judge Brun-
dage on a technicality. On the evening of
his release his friends engaged the brass band
and held carnival. Yesterday Gonzales, a
Mexican, held to answer for rape, was dis.
charged, the District Attorney considering
the evidence insufficient to convict, and
tonight q party of citizens are parading the
streets with Gonzales, headed by brass
band, and bearing transparencies. the princi
pal of which was one bearing three links
joined together. labeled "Bigamy, Rape,
Abortion" over which was inscribed Union
| Forever" and below the links, When shall
| we three meet again ?"
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State Grange, Patrons OF Musbandry

union of the State Grange, Patrons OF Hus-
bandry, opened in Masonic Hall to-day, with
an unusually large attendance for the first
day. Master Spilman delivered the annual
address. Reports of officers were read and
the usual standing committees appointed.
Ex-Governor Furniss, of Nebraska. aad
Judge Jones, of the Arid Land Commission,
are present.
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battle half an hour; could not see either side
getting the batter of the other; judged there
were two companies of soldiers; could not
tell how many Indians some Of the soldiers
and Indians were wounded.
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Released on Baii-supreme Court-Work

PORTLAND, October 4th.-Jenuings Smith,
who Shot Hanisy at Silverton, Marion
county. few days ago. has been released on
81, 500 ball. Hanley is recovering, and is
thought TO be out of danger
The Supreme Court met at Salem to-day, 9
full bench present. Sixty-two cases are
docketed.
Ga account of rain, work on the rev in
cane asylum near Salem has been stopped.
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Pratf's Abolition OiltTiie Peoples
Remedy has cured thousands; it viii cure you.
Las no equal Sufferers with Rheumatism, Geu
rslpa, Scatica Partial Paralys Lame Back, Gcut,
Sprains Bruises Sore Throat Coic, Cramps, Cholera
Morbus, or any internal or external ache or pain
viii find prompt relief by using ABOLITION OIL:
The tests OF time and use have proven its value and
its popularity the best guarantees Of its success
For sale by all druggists Price, small, go cents;
large, 81. Ask for PBATTS ABOLITION OH
A. MoBoYLE & CO., Druggists, San Francisco,
Sole Proprietors. m2o-om
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0REeGN.
Tunnel Finished.

PORTLAND, October 4th.-Tunnel No. 3,
on the Greg N Railway and Navigation Com
pany's road. eighteen miles below the Cas-
cades, was finished tonight. This ia the last
tunnel on the line, and its completion over
comes the principal obstacles in the way of
cnmpleting the Ioad this wear.
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER s, 1881.

The many bright faces in our Stores yester-
day showed how well the STATES are appre-
ciated. We shall continue to give them away,
free of charge, until the quantity set aside is
disposed of. Children who wish one should
come at once, accompanied by a parent.
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The Released siusseI slough Settlers.

HANFoRD, October 4th.-The preparations
for the ovation to the released Mussel Slough
business house in the town will be closed from
10 to half past o'clock.
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For school wear we recommend our line
of stout Leather Shoes with frmly-screwed
soles, and warranted not to rip. Sizes 8 to
10 II, IS cents; sizes II to 2, ST. We keep
them in all widths
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Formal Reception Salmon Run =
Weather.
SEATTLE. October 4th.-A resolution was
adopted by the City Council this evening,
for the formal reception of Henry Willard
and party, who are to arrive here tomorrow.
W. B. Adair, just arrived from Frazer
river. B. c., states that the salmon run is
not as large as anticipated. The entire
catch will not amount to more than 125, DOC
cases.
The weather is pleasant, and the nights are
nonl and 81 or
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flying to the people likewise.
The Sunday Law at MarysviIie-Cases
Against the Hydraulic Miners Con.
tinued.
MABYsvILLE, October 4h.-Ia the Polics
Court this morning, demurrer TO the COM
plant charging a local saloon-keeper with g
violation of the Sunday law was sustained on
technicality. The complaints in fifteen
other cases of the same kind are alike de-
fective, and all are thus thrown out of Court
These prosecutions are instituted By the Good
Templars.
Ii the Superior Court the case Of the Ex-
celsior Hydraulic Mining Company for con-
tempt of Court, in violating the Injunction
issued in the suit of the city Of Narysvil.e ys.
the North Bloomfield Mining Company ct al,
which had been set for hearing tomorrow, has
been continued till Wednesday, the 18th
instant. The indisposition Of Judge Wallace,
OF counsel for defendants, was the cause Of
the continuance.
District Attorney Howser to-day advised
the Board of Supervisors that the Board had
legal right to bring suits in the name OF the
county against hydraulic mining companies
operating on the Yuba river or tributaries
No action has been taken.
The Suffer county Supervisors to-day con-
tinued the hearing OF the proposal to bring
suits against the Bear river hydraulic miners
to Tuesday, October 1Sth.
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Etc.
CALIFORNIA.

Death OF Prominent sIcrchant-suicIde
of saiior-Assessment-T for Ar
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CarfieId Monument CommIttee.

SAN FRANCISCO October 4th.-The Gar
field Monument Committee met this evening
and effected a permanent organization. but
transacted no further business.
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The WEEKLY UNION is the only paper
apaich en- ploys first class literary ability in
aoTiting original stories. The next serial story
aciu be entitled 1.-THE WAYS OF THE
WORLD.n
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Daily meteorological RscorG-sisnal ser

THE kidneys are Natures sideways
Kidney Wort keeps them healthy and active
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Brink +" Hairs Yepsin Wine RItteFs" and
be happy and content 1t is absolutely pure. CUES
Dyspep.ia Indigestion and the blues" 1t has re-
ceiyet Frs. Premium throug hout the State. au251
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HAMMERS Csscara Sagrada Bitters cures stomach
disorders constipation, liver complaint, dizziness,
and purifes the blood. Hammers Drug Store, cor
ner Fourth and streets.
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without any exc, ption. the crystaiPar.
lor Oyster, Chop and Wine House. corner Eighth
and streets, is the best Place in the city to get
your oys ers cooked in any style Porterhouse
Steaks made specially. Hot Lunch from IL to
o'clock Open all night. s16-1m
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Notice OF the GREAT Grew,

Assessment Notice OF The Great Grew,
Mining Company.-LocatiOn Of principal place
business, Sacramento California. Notice is hereb.
given that at meeting of the Directors held on the
9Th day Of SEPTEMBER, 1851, an assessment
Of Ten Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, payable I'M
mediately to the Secretary at Sacramento.
Any stock upon which the assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Sth day Of OCTOBER, 1881,
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made before, win
be sold on the 10th day Of OCTOBER, 1881, to, pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs of
advertising and expense Of sale.
NELSON WILCOX. Secretary.
Office, go II street. s7-2awWStd