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A SURVIVAL.

Three Indians went hunting in the upper
country the other day, and finding no game
concluded to take shot at some Cinnamon
who were working claim on the hillside.
One of the Cinnamon was killed, and then
the indians were arrested and imprisoned.
We are glad to find that this brutal deed
excites quite general indignation, but it
may be as well to recall the fact that had
white men done the same few years ago
it would have been very difficult to get a
jury to convict them. The mistake of the
Indians lay in supposing that they would
be protected by the anti Chinese sentiment.
But it Is only too probable that they ac-
quired their ideas concerning the worth
lessness of a Chinaman's life from the white
men among whom they had obtained their
slight knowledge of civilization.
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Stock cattle are only worth SIS head in
Pima county, Arizona.
Exports of Montana bullion for 1880
were over 10, 600, 600 pounds.
Walla Walla Indians want to compete
with Cinnamon in cutting wood.
The earnings of Oregon convict labor
during the last quarter were 81, 424.
Five society weddings took place at
Bakersfield during the holiday week.
Walla Walla valley is 80 miles long and
is wide, and contains 1900 inhabitants.
McMinnville, Or, commences the new
year with treasury balance of Sl,Ol0 60.
The stage route between Mojave and
Inyo county has been shortened and i'm
proved.
A Presbyterian Church of eight men,
bers has been organized at McKinock,
Dakota.
The young ladies of Goldendale, w. T.,
parade the streets at night attired in male
costume.
The Nevada City Transcript says that
the amateur drama is usually a failure in
that place.
A military organization has been effected
at Dayton, w. T., under the name of the
Dayton Grays.
It is complained that the soldiers at
Walla Walla set the municipal regulations
at utter defiance,
Ex-Governor Stafford, of Arizona, has
been appointed delegate to the Worlds
Fair at New York.
San Juan has Vigilance Committee,
and the Times of that city says that the
vigilants are needed.
Surprise is expressed by farmers at
the advanced state OF the early sown wheat
in San joaquin county.
The Petaluma Courier says that during
1850 the stock sales and shipments of
regular dealers in that city has represented
a value of ever 1878, 600.
The firm of Gray, Davis & Co., pub
fishers of the Nevada Tri-aceekiy Herald,
has been dissolved, Henry Herzlnger re-
firing from the copartnership.
Hide shipments of Montana for 1880:
Cattle skins, 20, COO; calf skins, 5000;
sheep pelts, 10000; deer, elk and antelope
skins and fur, p, 900 pounds.
Two boys near Gridley this week, while
rabbit hunting, accidentally shot China
man in the nose. The affair created great
excitement among the Celestials.
The past year has been such prosper.
GUS one for the Benicia Packing Company
that they have in view the building of
large fish and fruit packing establishment
in Benicia.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

In New York yesterday Government bonds were
quoted at l12 for As OF 1907 lOls for IS of 1851;
112i for AS; sterling, "a 8Ol@4 SO silver bars,
1lO3.
Silver in London yesterday, BIZ; consols,
98 9lG; per cent. United States bonds, 104y; As,
ll6s AS, ll5l.
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
count to par Mexican dollars, 90a9lc.
At Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at9s Sd
al0s for good to choice California.
Mining stocks were very dull and weak IN San
Francisco yestg rday morning Prices sought a still
lower level New combinations must be formed or
new discoveries of ore reported before the market
can take all upward turn.
The Baptists are holding a quarterly meeting at
st. Helena, Napa county.
A W Bingham, who was asphyxiated at Santa
Rosa Saturday night, died yesterday.
cold rain storm prevailed at Portland, Or, yes
terday.
Alouzo Mcintyre is missing from Liam county,
Or, and foul play is feared.
During 1880 the Police of Portland, Or, made
ISIS arrests
Twelve bodies from the wrecked ship Lupata were
found Sunday evening on the oregon coast.
San Francisco the charge OF obtaining money by
false pretenses.
In the contest at San Francisco between Edmunds
and Cofey for the Superior Judge hip decision has
been rendered in favor Of the former.
Fire at New York also at Memphis and St. Louis
Another storm prevails east Of the Rocky Noun
tains.
There was not pound of -four in Tampico, Mex
ico at latest advces.
Colder weather than was ever known before pre-
walls in Chihuahua
The cotton crop Of Durango has been destroyed
Mrs. Mclean was burned to death yesterday at
Underwood, Ont, and others of the family seriously
injured.
The report of the capture of Lima by the Chileans
lacks confirmation.
The gold bullion in the New York Assay Office
amounts to s63 GAG, 5Ss.
Richard J. Walsh killed himself at st. Louis Sun
day.
a warehouse collapsed in Brooklyn, n. Y, yes
terday, under the heavy weight OF snow and rain.
DR.. Caleb F. Rea, pioneer of 1s49, died at
Stockton yesterday, aged IL
Baron Jacob schroede-, German, died Sunday
at Independence, o.
Governor Porter, of Indiana, inaugurated at
indianapolis yesterday.
The Wi Iamette Conference Of Congregational
Churches of Oregon will meet at Portland to-day.
Joseph {. Bentley, pioneer of Oregon, died at
Lebanon Sunday aged "a years.
Charles krouts, who injured by fall at
Portland, Or, few days ago, died yesterday.
flying machine is said to have been invented at
Victoria, b. G., VIII Oh is an immense success.
The Republicans wee generally successful in the
IN In;cipal elections in France
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Lincoln, Neb., special says: There are four
contests in the State Legislature. the result
of which may determine who is to be elected
the next United States Senator from this
State.
The Surrendered Indians.
ST. PAUL, January 10th.-The following
advices are received at the headquarters of
Dakota:
FoRT BuFoRD Cd T), January 1Oth-General j.
w. Terry, commanding the Department of Dakota
ST. Paul: The Indians from Poplar river have lust
arrived Do not know the precise number, as they
were not counted by Captain Bell. There are about
500. Will telegraph particulars tomorrow Their.
mometer last night, So below zero:
ID. Ii. BR0THERTON
Major Commanding.
Major Brotherton reports to General Terry
that the chiefs captured at Poplar river and
just arrived with Major Igles at Fort Blu.
ford are Gall Crow and Turn Bear, of the
Uncapapas Lame Deer, Minneconeo. and
Thunder Hawk and Foot Sheart, both Ogal-
lalas.
Stage Captured by Indians.
Fort DAVIS, January 10th.-Mr. Brain of
Ell Paso states that the west-hound stage,
January Sth, was captured by Indians in
Quitman canyon, 100 miles west of here.
The driver and team were killed, everything,
including the mail, cut TO pieces and carried
away.
UnprOyOlzed Shooting.
DENVER Coll, January 10.h-Wiliam
Butler, while intoxicated, without provoca-
ton seriously shot Wallace Bartlett to night.
The Captain Generally.
WASHINGTON, January 10th.-The sub
committee of the Committee on Military AT
fairs had under consideration to-day the bill
to make Grant Captain General, and will
report adversely.
The Chinese Treaties.
WASHINGTON, January 10th.-The Presi-
dent sent the Chinese treaties to the Senate
to-day, and in executive session they were
referred to the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions.
The Worlds Fair.
New York, January 105h.-The Worlds
Fair Commission report that generous sub
scriptions are being made. Mayor Grace
welcomed the members of the Commission to
the city to-day. An address setting forth
the objects of the Commission is issued.
The report of the Commission selecting In
wood as the site for the Fair was adopted.
sacrifice for the Lord.
DETROIT, January 10th.-While laboring
under temporary alteration to-day, Mrs.
Alice Williams of Alpine township, Kent
county, this State, cut her tongue nearly out
with razor, one Is deVOuG CatholIc, and
felt it her duty to make sacrifice for the
Lord. Her condition is critical.
silver and Stocks.
NEW YORK, January 10th.-SiIver bars,
110ss money, easy. 5@6; Governments strong;
stocks closed steady; Western Union, 978;
Quicksilver, Is; Pacific, 50; Mariposa, ] !;
Wells, Fargo & Co., 1121 New York Cen
trail, 1925; Erie, 500 Panama, 215; Union
Pacific, ll3 bopds, ll41: Central Pacific.
964 +; bonds, 1144 Sutro. H.
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how good the credit of the United States
may be just now, what is proposed is
very dubious experiment at the best.
There seems to be little doubt that three
and-a-half per cent. bond could be foated,
and even this would secure great saving
in interest. It is to be hoped that Congress
will consult the best authority before act
ing, and that it will not imperil the sue
cess of the refunding operations for the
mere sake of little political capital-which
capital, moreover, under the circumstances,
could not last.
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WASHINGTON, January 10th.-Bills were introduced
as follows:
By Price Declaring that silver certificates have
the same legal tender quality as the coin for which
they were issued.
By Carpenter-Proposing a constitutional amend
ment that all civil officers of the United States
cept Judges of the Supreme and inferior Courts and
officers whose duties temporary shall hold office
four years; that Congress may provide for the
election by the people of Postmasters and other off
GERS whose duties are to be performed within the
limit of any State, such officers TO be subject to
moval by the President on other than political and
religious grounds.
By Buckner-Requesting the President to open
negotiations with Mexico the Central American
States for the purchase and cession to the United
States OF territory for the voluntary colonization OF
the coored population of the United States.
Davis of California introduced bull to facilitate
appeals from the decision of the Commissioner OF
Patents.
Under the call of committees the Indian appro-
priation bill was reported and the House went into
committee on the bill.
Frost offered an amendment providing that
Joseph5 band Of Nez Perces Indians shall be trans
ferred TO such Indian reservation north of the Ash
parallel OF north latitude the Secretary of the
Interior may select. He thought crime had been
perpetrated Jos nh and his band in removing
them to the malarious Indian Territory and hog ed
the House would take this opportunity to right that
wrong.
Haskell, Magnnis and Baker opposed the amend.
ment
MaIinnis suggested that nearly every Indian in
that band was under indictmen in Idaho. The most
cruel thing that could be done to those Indians
would be to remove them to that county, where
personal antagon.sm existed against them. He
denied that Western men were cruel to the Indians.
1t was the ignorant interference of Eastern philaa-
tropists which caused the wars. Western men were
men Of grit and courage, and of grit aud
age were men Of tenderness tenderness, humanity
and justice. The average Western man would be
kind to dog, and would not be uukind to any man,
black, red or white, who bore the semblance of his
God
Frosts amendment rejected without division.
Hiscock moved to strike out the paragraph re-
pealing the avs creating commission of ten citi-
zens and insert proviso appropriating $4,000 for
its expense 6.
Hooker made point Of order against the amend
ment, pending which the committee, having con-
Guided the consideration of 4G of the SO pages of
the bill, rose, and the House adjourned.
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ALTHOUGH MANY are predisposed to lung
troubles from birth. YET even such may escape
consumption, or other pulmonary or bronchial
disease, if due care and watchfulness be OBJ
served, ard all exciting causes are promptly
treated as they arise. 1t is in these cases DR..
Jayne's Expectorant exercises its most bene-
fetal effects, and has produced the largest
proportion Of its cures. Besides promptly
removing coughs and colds, which, when left
to themselves, are the immediate causes
Of tuberculous development, this standard
remedy alass any inflammation which may
exist, and by promoting easy expeesoration,
cleanse the lungs OF the substances which clog
them up. and which rapidly destroy when
suffered 70 remain.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, January Spy Rev. J. f. Dwinell, E. ].
W. Bradford to Annie L. Davis both Of this city.
ashland, Or, papers please copy)
Sacramento, January 9-By Rev D. Deal, James N.
Brainard to Georg ana Fairfax Hewlett, both of
this city.
Neay Mormon Island, January by John N. Ben
son, Justice OF the Peace, Ira Sowles to Ella
Wilson.
ia ysville January 81. N. Aldrich to Amelia
Dubarry.
Msrced, december s1-claud Foot to Ada May
Carpenter.
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1.-THE NEWSPAPER OF THE YEAR
Trinity Lournnl. January sth.l

Trinity Journal, January Sth.l
The New Year issue of the SACRAMENTO RECORD
UNION exceeds if possible all previous accomplish
ments of that enterprising journal in the same
direction. 1t is the newspaper of the year, and
will be found not only interesting for present read
ing, but almost Indispensable as convenient form
of statistics for reference.
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the Government Immediately took measures
for the punishment of the offenders.
The Canadian Pacific Hallway Questi, N.
OTTAWA. January 10th.-It is understood
that the Government will endeavor to close
the Pacific Railway debate this week. An
opposition caucus was held this morning to
decide upon the course to be pursued during
the remainder OF the Pacific Railway debate
1t is understood that certain amendments of
the syndicate terms were debated. The form.
alton of a rival syndicate to complete the road
creates sensation in political circles here.
Fire ind Loss OF Life.
UNDERWOOD (Ont.), January l0th.-The
dwelling of Mrs. Mclean was burned to-day.
Mrs. Mclean persisted in the flames. Other
members of the family were seriously burned.
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BORN.

Sacramento January wife of NJ NJ Seeker.
U. s. A, son.
Sacramento, January Wife of Edwin X Al,ip, a
daughter.
Sacramento, January 9-Tife Of James WOODBURY.
son.
Sacramento, January 1O-Wife OF A. f Turner, a
son.
Mariposa, December 31-wife OF Joaephus h
Ridgay, a d4ughter.
MERGED, January Wife of a. NJ Hicks, son.
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FOR SALE.

nNE OF THE FINEST RANCHES. on THE
~ Riverside road, one mile from the city of sac
ramento as acres) to be sold in part whole to
suit purchasers. Most kind of fruit, northern and
tropic; two barns and sheds two houses; with all
farming utepsils w.eons etc. Inquire for terms at
the residence on the ranch jail 1plm-
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DIED

Sacramento January s-Emily L. Bancroft, native
OF England, "a years
Friends and acquantapces are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
St. Pauls Church, Eighth street, between l and J,
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Ell Dorado, December 2J-Mrs. B. Stickpole a native
OF Michigan, A years, / month and 10 days.
Oregon papers please copy)
Mariposa December 27-Jose C0rdoya, l03 years.
MaIysville, January William Swank, 80 Years 6
months and days.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

officers OF The Fourth Brigade StaT and
field sts and limo otfiesrs Of the First ARTILLERY
Regiment Gneludng the officers of Company 3 and
Cadets requested to meet General j f. Sheehan
at the Pavilion, TIL (Tuesday) EVENING, at 7:3O
O'clock for instruction in ceremonies and consulta-
ton. jal1-1tl p. J. HARVEY, Major and A. A G.
News !-slrangers III sacramento VIII
find their home papers at No. $50 stree, opposite
the Masonic Temple. iall-Im
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4" FEELS THs BOOM

fsalt Lake Tribgue, January 5th.l
The RECORD UNION of Sacramento fairly outdid
Itself in Issuing mammoth sheet on New Years.
1t spasses all its nosbbors in California and feels
the boom.
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HAMMERS GLToERoLF OF TAR has been
before the public for the past six years, and
its constantly increasing demand is the best
testimonial Of its success.
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WASHINGTON, January l0tn.-Logan introduced 4
bill to place General Grant the retired army list
AT the request OF Conkling it was read at length.
1t provides that a recognition OF the services of
the ex General and eX- President, the President be
authorized to appoint him, by and with the advice
and consent OF the Senate, to the retired list, and
when he shall consider that emergency has arisen
requiring Grants services in active duty to assign
him to any command commensurate with his rank.
Referred to Committee on Military Affairs.
After the morning h. UT, Mcdonald spoke on Ben
Holidays relief BILL
Mcdonald spoke in favor OF the bill, reviewing in
detail the proofs to substantive the claim, and
Williams followed on the same side.
Bayard opposed the bill, his conclusions being
that neither in terms nor by implication did the
Holiday contract warrant the allegation of losses
incurred by mail contractor from Indian depreda-
tons in Indian territory, all OF which fore
seen at the time the contract made. He secuted
the idea of liability by of losses being act
or consequence OF war; as also the idea that the
Government may be held to have been an insurer
against losses by mail contractors. He claimed that
by the evidence in the the President had given
exceptional orders for the protection OF Holidays
mail route prior TO the depredations, and that the
items OF expense were estimated eX parte.
Withers, from the Appropriation Committee, re-
ported the army appropriation bill, with amend
ments. Calendar.
The debate on the Holiday bill was then re-
sumed but without concluding it the Senate went
into executive session, and when the doors were
opened ad iourned
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SCHOOL UNION.

TyNHE FIRST QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE
i Sabbath School Union viii be held THIS Tues
day. EVENING at the Sxth-street NJ E. Church
Rev. NJ. Briggs, D. d D., Rev. NJ NJ Gibson, D D..
and Mr.. W. NJ Searsby Of san Francisco will make
addresses All teachers and friends OF the Sabbath
School cause are cordially invited ja1-1t
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REDEMPTION OF sONDs.

NOTICE is REREBY GIVEN. THAT IN AC-
IN cordance with the terms Of the bonds issued
by the Pacific Rolling Mil COMPANY the Directors
OF said company have determine by lot the num-
bers to be rec eemed at ia Office, No 202 Market
street In the city Of San Frauc co. on the 18th day
OF JANUARY, A. b. 1881, win the following
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Republican Successes in France

counts Republican success at the municipal
elections is assured in Lille, Nantes, Anglers,
Alas, Mines, Vaanes, Montabart, Dyon, Nice
and most of the large towns. Republican
papers have copgratulatory articles on the
result of the elections. which is considered to
have made apparent the breach between the
Republicans and irreconcilable Radicals.
Seventy-fve Senators have become liable
to reelection next year. OF these 4S are Re-
publicans and 80 Reactionaries
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DR.. ELLsN eooDELL SMITH

WILL GIVE ILLUSTRATED MEDICAL LEG
w lures to LADIES in the Parlor of the Congre-
gational Church, ON TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
January 18th and 18th, fat . o'clock. Subjects
The Digestive Organs and Their Diseases :" 1.-The
Movement Cure and Its Practical Application in the
Treatment OF Chronic Invads" Admission Free.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate.

ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE RrooRD-unoSl
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Which bons viii be paid. IN United States gold
coin, on said 18th day Of JANUARY, \. D. 1881,
upon surrender Of the with coupons attached,
aud interest thereon will f. and after that
date. c. ~ KEENEY,
Secretary Pacific Rolling Mil Company.
Office, No. 202 Market street, san Francisco.
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CRY OF MEXICO, January 10sh.-At last
accounts there was not pound of -four in
Tampico, but cargo was anxiously expected
from Nv Orleans
1t is feared the whole cotton crop in the
State of durango has been destroyed.
The cold weathe at Chihuahua surpasses
anythir OF the kind within the memory of
the Oldest iuhabitant. There has been ice in
Ell Paso del Norte two inches thick.
The house CT z PIosestant minister residing
in Jalapa, having been stoned by fanatics,
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France. iie Porte and Italy.

PARIS, January 1Oth.-A letter from AL
giers, semi officially published here, relative
to the recent alleged abortive attempts to
induce the Porte to revive its long dormant
authority in Tunis, says France would not
admit of rival Influence in Tunis. Her inter
ests ia Algeria oblige her to exercise a pro-
tectorate. 1t is to be observed that the above
declaration is interesting in view of the at
tempt of Italy to obtain an Influence il Tunis
The writer Of the letter proceeds to state that
the alleged Italian intrigues in Tunis are
merely acts of private individuals.
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cial telegram announces that General Skobe-
loft has completely invested Geoktepe. Cen
eral Skobelof reports that Geoktepe is
invested, except on the northern side, by
& 600 men with fiftv. eight ouns
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ALBANY, January 10th.-The canvass for
the United States Senatorship has been
opened. though but few members as vet
respond. A report that General Grant
would be brought forward as candidate has
created some CONSERVATION, but is denied by
friends of the candidates on Conkling's side.
A runor that several Democrats stand ready
to cast their votes in joint ballot for the anti
Conkling candidate has excited heated com.
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Water works Suit.
Northumberland Passengers.

OMAHA, January 10Sh.-The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 12:15 P. NJ, to arrive in Sac
ramento January 18th: George Harriott,
England M. L. Dolden and wife. Boston !;
Mrs. j. g Eaton. Lowell, Mass; Fl. f.
Wells, Sacramento; w. S. Clark. New
York; T. j. Stack, San Francisco; T.
Lubbe, Victoria. B. c.; Nathan Cole Jr.,
st. Louis J. G.. Dunphy, wife, child and
nurse, San Francisco.
Tbirty-eight through emigrants left on last
nights enigrant train, to arrive in Sac.
ramen.o January 18th, and twelve last night.
to arrive January 18th.
The New York seRatorship.
ALBANY, January 10th.-The canvass for
the United States Senatorship has been
nnened thnnph Int few me mhera On -
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Adviccs from, Mexico.

LONDON, January 10th.-Later advices do
not confirm the report OF the capture OF Lima
by tie Chileals.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.