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tbs KsYsER CASE.

The Supreme Court has overruled the
demurrer Of the city of Marysville to the
petition of the miners for writ of prohi-
bition against Judge Keyser's adjudication
of the suits brought in his Court. The
Court holds that on the averments Of the
petitioners it must assume the bias Of
Judge Keyser, on account of his interest
in the issue of these suits, to be disqual-
flying. The averment of the petitioners is
to the effect that they are defendants in a
suit brought to stop the deposition of
debris in stream; that the alleged dam
age caused by this debris affects property
owned by Judge Keyser as well as that of
the city Of Marysville and that if the
damage was stopped the Judge would
benefit by that result equally with the
city. On the strength of these representa-
lions the Court has overruled the demur.
rer, and has given Judge Keyser ten days
in which to respond. If at the expiration
of that period he fails to show that the
averments of the petitioners are untrue,
the writ of prohibition prayed for will
issue, and change of venue will have to
be granted. The Court has been careful
to say that in overruling the demurrer it
expresses no opinion concerning the in
functions which have been issued by
Judge Keyser. This statement was
possibly intended to prevent any such
mistake as the miners made on
previous occasion. If this is not
the reason for making the statement
it is difficult TO understand why it was
made; unless indeed the Court enter
tanned doubts as to the validity of the in
functions issued by Judge Keyser. The
presumption of course is that his disquali-
fication to try the case would not apply to
the issue of an injunction, that being so
purely prinsa tdcie proceeding that no
question of bias could apparently enter
into it. But if there should arise any
doubt as to the validity of Judge Keyser's
injunctions, it is necessary to point out
that the city of Marysville would be ex-
posed to the very danger we spoke of yes
terday-the danger, that is to say, of being
sued for heavy damages. This is a risk
which must always be encountered when
injunetions are sued out, and as matter
of course the more numerous the injunc-
tions the greater will be the risk. The
grounds upon which the Supreme Court
has virtually held Judge Keyser to be dis.
qualified, moreover, are such as may be
applied to other Judges who possess prop
erty within the reach of damage and relief
from the debris. The Court CONSTITUTES
the question OF bias very broadly, but in
obvious accordance with the fundamental
principles of equity.
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MARRIED,

Sacramento, October 6-By Thomas W. Gmer
Justice of the Peace, Samuel P. Carlisle to Carrie
u Jones, both Of this city.
Sacramento, October 6-By Thomas w. Gimer
Justice of the Peace, Henry W. Darrah to Belle
Bierie, both of this city.
Sacramento, October Spy Rev. T. H. B. Ander
son, H. B. Collier to Laura Shaw.
Sacramento October By Kew. T. H B. Ander
son. John Latham to Frances E. Sexton.
Woodland, October ct. J. Cranston, of Capay, &c
Mrs B. Willie, of Sacramento. [San Francisco
and Dutch Flat papers please copy.l
San Andreas, September l7--John A. Steele tc
Hattie a. BliZe.
Salinas CITY, September IL John C. Joy to Mrs
Jane III. Joy.
Amelia Sauer.
LaPorte, September 2o-Henry C. Stout to Emily
J. Purinton
Downieville, September 27-Alonzo York to Anna
Knncar.
coIusa, september 2s-charles A. $. Tompkins tc
Emma J. Hsmining.
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Proceedings of the Central Baptist Asso-
oil

STOCKTON, October 6th.-This mornings
session of the Central Baptist Association of
California was preceded by council of dele
egates from the churches Of the Association,
called by the Second Baptist Church of this
city, for the purpose of considering the ordi-
nation Of Philip H. Peck as pastor Of that
body. The council was organized by the
election Of Rev. M. D. Gage as Moderator,
and Rev. 5. b. Morse as Secretary. The
church calling the council presented their
statement, and the candidates examination
followed, but was suspended at 1880 A. NJ,
to allow the Association to resume its bust
ness. The reports of committees, and dis
cussions on them, were resumed. The report
on foreign missions called forth a most ami
mated consideration of ths subject, which
proved highly interesting to ell present. and
encouraging to the Association. The report
on education followed, and the morning ses-
sion closed with the presentation and adop-
ton of the report of the COMMITTEES on
Chinese Missions. Under this head con-
stitution was presented to the Association,
as basis for baptist Chinese Mission
Society of California. auxiliary TO tie Amer
lean Baptist Home Missisn Society. The
constitution was referred to committee to
report at the afternoon session.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
Stockton, October Chat the opening
of the afternoon session TIE Committee OF
officers for the Baptist Chinese Missionary
Society Of California reported; President,
G. S. Abbott; Vics-President, S. B Morse
Corresponding Secretary, j. B. Hartwell /;
Treasurer, Fl. Garthwaite. The Society then
organized. with officers as above and 20 men,
bers The Committee on Temperance re-
ported that the liquor traffic in this State 10
q great and growing evil; discouutensnced
the uss of liquor as a beverage; pledged
every effort to assist Ia the enactment Of such
laws as should prohibit the manufacture and
use of liquor as g beverage, and pledged coun-
tenance and assistance to all prudent efforts
for the cause of temperance. The report
recommends the enforcement OF laws In rela-
ton to closing liquor saloons on the Sabbath,
selling liquors to minors, and urged parents
and Sunday-school teachers to bring the
matter home to the children. 1t further
more Endorsed the Women's Christian Tenn
perancs Union. The report was adopted.
After voting thanks for entertainment. and
authorizing the publication Of the minutes.
the Association adjourned, TO meet with Cal
vary Church, Sacramento, on the Tuesday
after the first Sunday of October. 1882.
THIRD DISPATCH.i
STOCKTON, October 6th.-At7:30 this even
ing Philip 81. Peek, examined before the
Central Baptist Convention. was ordained
pastor of the Second Baptist Church tcol-
oredl Of this city The ordination prayer was
made by Rev. DR.. Gray, the sermon by Rev.
A. J. S.urtevant, the right hand of fellow
ship extended by Rev. W. f. Fleenor. the
Church charge given by Rev. s. B. Morse.
the charge to the candidate by Rev. DR..
Reid. -
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ARIZONA.
The Apache war-More sighting

WILCOX, October 6th.-Yo1r correspond
emit obtained the following from one Of the
command of Demands, who came in this
morning about l o'clock, escorting the wound
ed and bringing the horses which broke
down. He says that from the time the COM
mand left the train at Dragon Station the
troops started on gallop until the Indians
were discovered in the foothills. They drove
them after while towards the-f,1ains, when
the Indians commenced throwing away their
property on that trail for quite q distance.
There was found provisions, blankets, mocas-
sins, and money in buckskin bags was found
by the different parties But two killed In.
diaus were found. One of the SCOUTS took
from the body of one of the Indians dis
charge as scout from New Mexico company.
Some of the cavalry were wounded and are
now here. One was shot through the leg,
the other through the wrist. A report, re-
ceived this morning from Dragon Summit,
says wounded Indian came there to a see
tion-hou5e saying that the troops and Indians
were fighting again last night back of the
first range of mountains, supposed to be the
Cachise stronghold No particulars.
SECOND DISPATCHl
WILCOX, October 5th.-News from San
Carlos says that Chief George left the sub
agency last night with about fifteen men. A
report just received says that two men were
killed within two miles of Benson to day.
THIRD DISPATCH.l
WILCOX, October CHA dispatch from
Colonel Bernard has just been received, dated
at Sulphur Springs valley, 6 o'clock this
afternoon. which says that the hostiles are
strikingfor the Mexican line that he will fol-
lew them into Sonora, and viii cooperate with
the Mexican troops, if necessary; that the
Indians are in the southern portion of the
Chiricahua mountains. Major MeCiellan's
command has left here TO join Bernard's CON-
mand. Major Sanford is in commend of the
troops operating against the Chiricahuas.
FOURTH DISPATCH.l
WILCOX, October CHA. T. Wisdom, of
this place, who has just returned from
Hooker's ranch, says that the hostiles had
killed over Il of his horses, among the num-
Der mare that cost him over $500; that over
100 horses of his could not be found. Two
companies of the Sixth Cavalry, Wallace and
Kingsbury commanding, were at Rockers
last night with the Hualapi scouts under
guide Dan. OLeary. Captain Wagner and
two companies OF the First Cavalry are ex-
pected here to. night from California. The
train they were on is reported run off the
track, owing to washout, about twenty
miles from here.
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PACIFIC; COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
CALIFORNIA.
Mrlt Refused-Nlning Assessments.

SAN FRAEcIsco, October 6th.-The Su
preme Court has refused TO grant writ Of
mandate in the case of Doane & McDeane
vs.. We'll, State Treasurer. The writ was ap.
piled for to compel the State Treasurer to
pay three warrants for 1857 20. 1854 So and
1924 10, respectively for work done under the
authority of the Drainage Act.
The following assessments were levied TO-
day Sierra Nevada 81, and Hale & Nor.
cross 30 cents per share.
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SECOND EDITION.

A second edition OF the REcoRD-UvIoN is Issued
ach day at p NJ, bringing the Eastern and coast
news up to tina: hour By this arrangement the
RECORD JseS will present the latest news obtain
able at all points east and north OF Sacramento
The regular morning edition Of the RECORD USIoS
is carried by morning trains, and is ahead CT all
competitors as far north as Chico, the California
and Oregon Railroad west to Benicia, and south to
Stockton, and east to Colfax, Folsom and Placer
vile ard all intermediate places.
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u,,,sa nv a Fa,I-Re,urued Reyiya,.sf

SAN Francisco, October 6th.-John Crit
Gth, seaman, 10 years old, fell from the fore.
topsaiI yard of the ship Sovereign of the
Seas, and was killed, July 2Sth.
Halenback, the revivalist, recently re.
turned from the Sandwich Islands, had re-
cepticn at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Hall tonight. which was largely at
tended MIR. H. gave an account of his ex-
periencea among the islanders. and said the
revival there was the most successful in many
wears
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when ehe Trouble Begins

Ia the time to grapple with dyspepsia. To
allow such remefseiess foe to health and
comfort to take undisputed possession of the
stomach Is to surrender neadlessly the zest OF
life, aud become voluntary martyr to un-
speakable pains and penalties. No nalady
is more, difficult to cope with, none in its
chronic form SO obst;uately resists medica-
ton. But tackled at its inception with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, dyspepsia speedily
vanishes, carrying with it the multifarieus
symptoms which attend it, and which in their
chameleon changes inspire more erroneous
beliefs regarding their cause than those of
any other disease. Wind on the stomach,
heartburn, water brash. palpitations. pain af-
ter eating. sinking sensation at the pit of
the stomach between meals these and many
other harassing indicia of the complaint
make speedy exit when the great stomschic
is persistently rssorted to. It improves the
appetits, strengthens the nerves, counteracts
the effects of fatigue and exposure, and is a
reliable autidote to the poison of malaria.
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Successful Trial OF the single.Track
RnIlrnad.

HANFoRD, October 6th.-The promised
trial of the james single-track railway took
place to-day. It was highly satisfactory.
Over half mile of the track was ready for
the test Six round trips were made, to show
the speed and motion. The first trial carried
the Antioch guests and others. with the band
playing one Of its best airs. They moved of
at good rate, amid the shouts Of the APP
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Movements OF the Northern Pacific Rail.
road Party.

SEATTLE, October 6th.-Henry Willard ard
party arrived here last evening on the steamer
George E. Starr, from Tacoma. Mr.. Willard
stated to citizens who visited the steamer
upon her arrival: "We go direct TO Vic
toria, and will remain there until Thursday
evening. when we will return to Seattle and
spend Friday with you"
Captain Alexander, of the steamship Idaho,
is still sick and confined to his room in this
city. Captain Huntington will be in com.
mand OF the steamship during his illness.
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WOMEN that have been bedridden for year:
have been entirely cured Of female weakness
by the use of Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pink
ham, No. 253 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass,
for pam ohlsts.
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Pratt's Abolition 0n:-The Peopie's
Remedy has cured thousands; il will cure you.
las no equal. Sufferers With RhsunatisiI,, Neu
rslgia, Sciatiea, Partial Paralysis Lame Back. Gcut
Sprains, Bruises, Sore Throat colie Cramps, cholera
Morbus, any internal p external ache or pain,
will 6nd pronps relief By ihsing ABOLITION OIL.
The tests Of time and have proven it's value and
its popularity IS the best guarantee OF its success
For sale BY all druggists. Price, small 80 cents:
large, 8; ASK for PITTS ABOLITION s OIL.
Sole Proprietors. m25-6m
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RureIars In Had Lick.

SAN BUEEAvEETURA, October 6th.-A
couple of tramp burglars visited our town
last night. The first house they entered they
were scared off by woman's screams, and
pat the second they were shot at. This noon
Constable Snodgrass arrested them twenty
miles west of town. One OF them is fully
Identified by the LAZY who saw him by tie
light of lamp; and key found on the
other is identified. They refused to give any
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JUDGE HENRY D. BARRON, ST. Croix Falls,
Wis, says: q have suffered severely from
Piles and found no remedy until I applied
Trask's Magnetic Ointment It relieved me
as once, and permanently"
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goRM.

Salinas City, September 2l-wiie of John Campbell,
o son.
Gibsonville September 9-wfe Of E. G. squier, a
son.
San Buenaventura, September 1s-wife of James
DAILY, daughter.
San Buenaventura, September 16-wife of John
Conrad a son.
Near Smelling, September 3-wiie of Joseph Lin
dep daughter.
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TEMPERATURES FOR YESTERDAY !:

CLOCKS for the kitchen shelf, ST. Is;
some for the boudoir, with handsome brass
cases, So g. and many other Styles up to the
I2-inch dial clocks, for offices and assembly
rooms.
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LADIES Empress Cream improves the complexion
twenty-five and fifty cents u bottle, at Hammers
Fourth and K streets.
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TIE ARAB MASSACRE.

The recent massacre of French and other
foreign non. combatants by the Arabs in
Africa has not added to The amenities Of
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GENERAL EoTIoEs.


lor Oyster, Chop and Wine House, corner Eight
and streets, is the best pace in the city to sec
your oys er5 cooked in any style. Porterhouse
Steaks made specially Hot Lunch from II to
o'clock. Open all night. sl5-1m
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Drink Halls Pcpsin Wine Bftaers" and
be happy and content. 1t is absolutely pure Cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and the blues tt has
ceiyed FRS. Premium throughout the State. au25-f
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Dr. Ia Mars Seminal PnIs.-The best
remedy in the world FOR General Debility Nervous
and PHYSICAL Prostitution, Loss Of Sexual Yigor,
Seminal Emissions, and the many ailments caused
by Excess, Self Abuse, Dissipation, etc. All suf.
ferers, young and old, will find in these PILLS
remedy that speedily restores wasted vitality and re-
kindles the fame of Hope, Health and Ambition.
TIE GLoSY o. NAN is HIS STRENGTH. DIR. LA
MARS PILLS are yeritable q Fountain of Youth"
Price 50 80 per bottle. Sentby Express on receipt
Of price Tor C. o. D., to any address. 8. Nc
BOYLE & CO., Druggists, P. o. Fox 1882 San
Francisco. m25-6m
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DIED,

Sacramento, October Canton Freischlag, a native
of Germany, So years,
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the undertaking rooms of Fritz & Miller, Ode
Fellows Temple, corner OF Ninth and streets
Saturday, October Sth, at 2 O'Clock
Sacramento, October 6-John youngest child OF j.
and c. Wynn, months and % days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place from
the residence OF his parents, X street, between
Twentieth and Twenty first, this morning at II
o'cock.l
Near Sacramento, October 6-Dennis Lynch, a
native OF Ireland, 81 years, month and IS days
Oakland. October S-Henry Stone, 50 years, 3
months and days.
Mortality Report.
For the week ending October l, 1881, made by
S. r. CALDWELL, Superintendent OF the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
September i3-Grace Farren, AZ years; Ireland
Anne Logan, 80 years, month and Is days; Mis-,
souri,
September 25-James McManniug, Sc years Ire
land. Carrie Dombrower, year, g months and
II days; California All Seow, years; Califor.
mia; Martin Monsch, So years; Switzerland.
Ping GUN, 40 years; China.
September I'll. F. Beau, 55 years and months
Rochfort, France. Willie Leo Burk, l year,
months and 10 days. California.
Besides the above there were brought here Tor in.
terment the following:
September 2S-Lawrencc Conley, As years Ireland
John Muerhead.
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OTTO FLElSSNE r,
Mathushek and Geo. Steck Pianos

GEoRGE WOODS ORGANS. sHEETez5T=>
M Music Finest Violin Strings, etc. iFFaTS5
C0oPER'S MUSIC STORE, No. 527 st. (ri5rti sfdel.
two doors from old corner Sixth and ] anon S,Iro
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Pratt.s Abolition on:The Peopie'a

The only Genuine MIisz Hrsad. delivered
every morning, by W. F. PETERSON, $50 J. jy7a
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AlL1HE ELEcaNTFuRSlTuRE, WlTRourRssERYr


Rosewood q Octave Piano, Stool and Cover, cost
$3.50; costly Parlor Furniture; Turkish Easy
Chairs and Lounges to match Tennessee Marble
top Tables Tapestry Velvet and Ingram Carpets
elegant and expensive Bedroom Sets with massive
cases elegant SGeboards aud Chiffoniers BlacI,
Walnut Marble top Hat Racks Spring and Hair
Mattresses; siverwsre elegant China and Crock
erywsre elegant Gil Paintings and Chr5mos Lace
Curtains; DiHing-room and Kitchen Furniture.
The sails OF the above real estate will be positive
and peremptory to the highest bidder, ON account
OF the removal of DIR. Dixon from the city House
now open for inspection The attention Of all capt.
talists and persons desiring nice hoEe or elegant
furniture is called to the sale
ar Sale positive.
ol-et d. J. SIMMONS, Auctioneer.
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COOKING BY GAS.

YVyHE CAPITAL GAS COMPANY HAVING
Il received supply Of the most approved pat
terms OF GAS COOKING SToT2S. request their
patrons to call at their workshop, CLUEIES RTJIID.
ING, Eighth street, between and and select
their Cooking Stoves. ALL WHO ARE USING
GAS STOVES FIR COOKING are agreeably sur
prised 10 IND they are so easy TO manage cai:se no
neat, SCOT or dust in the apartments tke tE little
room; may be placed wherever desired and axe less
expensive for most families than the ordinary cook
ing stove. The Company will put them M at their
own expense. charging for their uae a small monthly
rental All those now in use are giving complete
satisfaction SO far as known oi.;stt
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Another Victim.

SpANIsHTowN, October 6th-The body of
another sailor from the wreck of the Alice
Buck came ashore about 4 o'clock this after
noon in TIE vicinity of the wreck. The IL
quest VIII be held tomorrow morning.
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6lS and go street iy7.ff
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For FIne Cakes, lee Cream, ETC., The
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, 60 to HENRY
FISHER, no. sos ST., bet Fifth and Sixth jy25-1m
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REAL ESTATE.

The elegant residence, office AMI stable of Dr.
Dixon, being one Of the finest and best located
pieces of property in the city of Sacramento.
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ELECTION of Grand Officers. i. @. g. t.
A Preacher Resigns His Charge.

FFsacner HsesisHs HIS OHafSe'
VALLEJO, October 6sh.-Rev DIR. Gray. oil
the Baptist Church, has resigned, in conse
faction
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Why suffer longer from the torment of an
aching back? Kidney-Wort will cure you.
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Reception OF the MusseI Slough Prls.
onRrS.

V1sALIA, October 6:h.-The mass meeting
in the new park at Hanford yesterday, as a
formal and mammoth welcome to the re-
turned prisoners from San Jose, was an en-
phatic success. It was a grand aud hearty
ovation. Tuesday nights train was crowded
by visitors from San Francisco, Antioch,
MERGED and other distant points
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HAMMERS Glycerole Of Tar.is the best cough medi
cine
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LATTER BAY SAINTS.

ATASoNIC TEMPLE, SIXTH STREET, BE
Na tween and L. The Reorganized Church OF
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will begin their
semi annual Conference TODAY at P. N. Preach
ing tonight and tomorrow evening. Services on
Sunday as usual Preaching Sunday evening. o7-lt.
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WILCOX, October 5th.-News from San
Carlos says that Chief George left the sub
agency last night with about fifteen men. A
report just received says that two men were
killed within two miles of Benson to day.