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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30

Puimona.-A grand remedy for Coughs.
Throat and Lung diseases. Sold BY druggists
and the proprietor. A. r. MErrEe.
l22 W. Faye,te street, Baltimore. Nd.
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RIrUALIsrIC TROUBLES.

One of the most popular and gifted OF the
rising preachers of the day in connection
with the less pronounced section of the rit-
ualists in the Church of England is the
Rev. w. /. Knox Little. In Manchester
his services are attended by large and ad-
miring crowds, and in st. Paufs Cathedral,
London, where he frequently officiates, he
is greatly admired. Mr.. Knox Little has
for some time been under the same episco-
pal jurisdiction as the Rev. Mr.. Green, now
in Lancaster Jail for his persistence in
ritualistic practices, and it has been the
subject of frequent comment that while
Mr.. Green languishes in prison Mr.. Knox
Little is followed by admirlng crowds and
high in Government favor. The difference
marked. Mr.. Knox Little makes the
service, which is unquestionably ritualistic
in the sense in which that word has become
an offense, subordinate to the sermon. MIR.
Green makes the service the all in all.
Mr.. Green's congregation were treated to a
ritualistic performance. Mr.. Knox Lit
ties audiences are fascinated by chaste,
brilliant and commanding eloquence. Tbs
latter gentleman has just been promoted
to vacant canonry in the brotherhood of
Worcester. The appointment has given
offence to the anti-ritualists, and the VOL
northampton branch of the Church Associa-
tion has just forwarded memorial to Mr..
Gladstone on the subject. Mr.. Knox
Little is charged with having publicly
avowed his approval of the use and prac-
tice of sacramental confession; and the
memorialists "express the conviction
which they entertain of the very serious
consequences which must result to the
Church from the preferment by the royal
favor of clergymen who in their teaching
disregard the doctrinal standards of the
Church, and who in their practice, by
treating with contempt the decision of the
Queens Courts, set at defiance the suprem.
acy of the Crown"
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THE WEEKLY UNION.

The WEEKLY UNION is issued in semi-weekly parts,
and thus goes out to its subscribers oftener, and
and brings to them the news fresher, than any
weekly journal competing with it. The WEEKLY
UNION for the first week in January, 1882, will be
the annual holiday paper of the volume, and will be
especially valuable to all for the variety and extent
of its matter, FIR its commercial, historical and
statistical data, and for its elaborate treatment Of
come of the most prominent social and industrial
topics Of the day.
The WEEKLY UNION is mailed, postpaid, to sub
scribers one year for 81 50. payable in advance.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-31
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Government bonds are quoted at
11s4 for As of 1907; 114s for AIS; 10ls for. 3ls
sterling, q sol@4 sil silver bars, 1l21.
Silver in London, 81 14l6d; consos, 90 7l6d; 6-per
cent United States bonds extended, 1881 4s. 1901
4is, 117i.
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at ] dis
count to par /; Mexican dollars, 9l@92c.
Sierra Nevada leyies an assessment OF 81 per
share.
Mining stocks were frmer in San Francisco yester.
day, and there was an advance from Thursday in
several cemstock descriptions. Union Consolidated
sold up to SIS S7l the informal ion, gain Of
81 s7I over the best price on Thursday but at the
close there sales at sl4 so. There was rather
more business.
stupendous fraud has been brought to the sur
face in southern Dakota.
The ice question in Chicagois beginning to agitate
the citizens.
The trouble at Plymouth, n. c., still continues
serious.
The expenses OF the Guiteau trial are estimated
at from 500, 900 to $4,000
At Bentonvie, Ark, Edison Bolin was killed by
mis- wife, who upon being taken TO jail killed herself
George Berry shot and fatally wounded John
Smith atTexarkana, Ark. yesterday.
Smallpox is causing considerable excitement at
Keokuk, Ia.
Further litigation has been commenced in San
Francisco in connection with the settlement of the
Lick es ate
The old officers of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company of Arizona have been reelected.
Henry Grigsby was assassinated in the presence of
his family at Yieksburg, Miss, Thursday night.
At Yazoo City, Miss, William Chivers and Nicho-
las Cubit have been sci fenced to be hanged for
murder
serious accident occurred yesterday at Chris
tiana, on the Pennsylvania Railroad, several being
killed and injured.
One man killed and three others seriously
wounded in railroad accident at Newburn, H.
Thursday night.
Smallpox exists in thirty-seven places in Illinois
In the November gales 10 lives were lost by the
laundering of vessels engaged IN the Mediterranean
trade.
In fight with cowboys at Trinidad, Col last
evening, Marshal Kroger succeeded in wounding
one arresting another and putting the rest to flight
Senator Hoar delivered eulogy on the late Presi-
dent Garfield at Worcester, Mass, last night.
The steamer Rosa B. was destroyed by fire yester-
day near Monroe, La.
During December there were 176 cases of small
pox reported at Jersey City.
A fire Springfield, H., last night, caused con.
siderable damage to a coal nine.
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RAFFAELE RUBATTINo. -Raffaele Ru-
battino, to whom Italy is deeply indebted
for what he did 20 restore her ancient en-
terprise on the sea, is dead at Genoa, his
native place. Beginning trade in an hum
BILE way, he brought 20 his life-work in his
best years an extraordinary industry, and
was always more of patriot than a man
of personal ambition to succeed in CON-
mercial pursuits. In 1859 he was at the
head of company which ran boats from
Genoa to Sardinia, but he gradually ex-
tended his lines until they included all the
Mediterranean ports, the Black Sea, the
Red Sea, and even ports in India The
fortune he left was modest one. It was
with two of his steamers Piedmont
and the Lombardo-that Garibaldi, in
1860, transported his men to MARSHA.
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THE SUPPRESSED SEX VINDICATING
ITSELF

A stage robbery was perpetrated in
Texas the other day, and it is stated that
the robbers were "ycung ladies'" 1t
would appear from this that in Texas what
John Stuart Mill used to call the "sup-
"pressed sex, has made up it's mind to be
suppressed no longer, and that it is in fact
quite crowding the men to the wall in regard
to the most desirable occupations. What
the Texas men will do if the women de-
prive them of the pastime of robbing the
mails, indeed, it is impossible to conjecture.
They may be compelled to go to work.
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THE LETTER TO CAMERON.

Scoville thought that Guiteau's letter to
Cameron was good evidence of the writer's
insanity. But it really suggested nothing
of the kind. What it did suggest was the
instinct of chronic mendicant and i'm
postor, with whom mixture of effront-
cry and servility had become second
nature, and whose egotism was SO inordi-
nate as to make him regard as quite
commonplace and natural proposition, that
which others would look upon as alike
impudent and foolish. Given Guiteau's
mental point of view, and it was perfectly
natural that he should write to Senator
Cameron and demand five hundred dol
lars from him. For, as we have several
times pointed out, the Distinguishing
absence of moral perception. In his mind
there has never been any feeling of re.
morse for the murder of President Gar
field. From the first the sense of having
at last achieved notoriety has been the
dominant impression with him. He has
at times been disturbed by fear, but
never by regret, and though he has said
that he would not commit the deed
if it was to do again, it is GER
tain that the consequences of that crime
have brought him the most complete sat.
isfaction and enjoyment he has ever known.
At present he only looks upon himself as
one who is celebrated, and who has de-
served the gratitude of the "stalwarts. !"
He believes that they are deeply indebted
to him. The only wonder is that he did
not send his letter to President Arthur
instead of to Senator Cameron, for he
holds that he made Arthur President and
that the latter ought to be at his service.
And he has gone through life doing just
the same kind of things. He has always
been trying to make the world reward
him at his own estimate of his services,
aud he has never admitted the value of
any other estimate. This is precisely what
he did when, having written a silly and
pithless political speech, he wanted to be
paid to deliver it in New York, and next
demanded a foreign mission or a
consulship for his services. But
this is not evidence of insanity. 1t is
merely evidence that Guiteau is some.
what exaggerated type of that class of men
who go through life grasping at every
thing, like hogs at trough who push and
trample and thrust their worthless car.
cases to the front, always demanding the
best of what is going, and always enter
tanning the profoundest conviction that
their merits entitle them to the best. We
have all met many such men. They are
very disagreeable and repulsive, but they
are not irresponsible, and neither is he.
He possesses indeed a kind of impish
shrewdness which has nothing in common
with the madness which can alone make
its victims irresponsible. His letter was
thoroughly consistent with all that is
known of him. He is just the man to
write begging-letters, AID to write them to
the most unlikely persons. There is moth
ing at all remarkable in this, and Scoville
made mistake in trying to make point.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-31

81 WAS confined to my bed for four
months" says Mr.. Charles Lowe, sos East
Eighteenth street. New York, with the
rheumatism, aud can say that the use of
three bottles of St. Jacobs Oil made me
sound ma. It is regarded here as the great
est remedy of the age"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-31

WASHINGTON, December 30th.-Judge L.
K. Reagan, member from Texas. and the
last Treasurer of the Confederate States,
denies the story that Jefferson Davis, in his
fight from Richmond, took away large
quantity Of gold belonging to the Confedsracy.
Judge Reagan, who was of the party, says
1.-The funds consisted Of 5000, 600 in new
Confederate bonds, $50 900 in gold coin and
bullion, $50, 900 in silver coin, and S36, 900 in
silver bullion-making total amount of
S157. 000, exclusive of the paper, which was
worth nothing TO anybody. The coin was
subsequently distributed among the soldiers at
Charlotte, s. c., and the paper money was
burned. Reagan said Davis got rome of the
money that even his worst enemies had
never accused him of dishonesty.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, December BY Rev Father Grace,
John Ii. Duffy to Kate Montgomery, both of this
city.
Upper acervile, December 26-warren C. Green
to Mary w. HoXie.
Nevada City. December 90 Henry Bush to Mrs.
Hattie Pockman.
Bangor, Butte county, December rs George N o.
good to Mary Z. Robinson
Yuba county, December William Nes to Mary
A. Cuddeback
0rovilie December 25-John NJ. Sparks to Lizzie L.
McCloud.
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DIED.
Sacramento, December 27-J. C. Jorgensen ma
tive of Denmark, "a years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the undertaking rooms of J. Frank Clark to-
morrow Sunday afternoon at O'clock
Near Berry Creek, Butte county, December 2a-Ben-
jamn Kucker, about rs years.
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A Palpable swindle,

YANKToN, December 30tb.-Last winter
the county of Douglas was organized in
southern Dakota through the grossest per-
jury. 1t has only about forty voters, and the
total value of its taxable property will not
exceed So 600 or $4,000; yet the banking
firm of Jesup. Patton & Co., of New York,
tslegraphed yesterday that 100000 in
Douglas county bonds are on the market
there. They were informed that the county
had neither school. house nor an authorized
school district. The securities named are
absolutely worthless, as the entire oreaniza-
ton of the county is Illegal. Chas. F. Mccoy,
Clerk Of the District Court, and candidate
for the Marshalship of this Territory, has
been removed because OF certain suspicious
against him in this connection. He is a
prominent politician of Bon Homme county
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-31

NUttCe-EHHU EFHpHt NICtfTUgs III III.
portant meeting of the Sacramento Branch, Irish
National Land League will be held at Grand Army
Hall, street, between Fifth and Sixth, To-M0R-
ROW (sur day. EVENING, January l, 1882, at 7:3O
o'clock. full attendance of all members is earn
esty requested The ection of officers to serve for
the ensuing year and other important business will
be transacted. All members in arrears for dues six
months and over are hereby notified that unless
they pay u5 Immediately, their names will be
nounced in opn meeting and stricken from the roll.
Parties who received tickets for the late entertain
ment are requested to settle for the same immedi-
ately, in order to enable the Committee to make
final report. By order OF
J. P. DALTON, President
DANIEL FINN Secretary tB. CT d31-1t
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FOREIGN.
PeFished at Sea.

PeFished at Sea.
LONDON, December 30.h-One coasting
steamer and two steamers engaged in the
Mediterranean trade are finally given up as
having foundered during the November gales.
The loss of life is 10.
The 81. GOthard Tunnel.
GENEVA, December 30sh.-The trial trip
through the st. Gothsrd tunnel was highly
successful. The time occupied in the passage
of the train was fifty minutes one way and
thirty.three minutes the other way.
The Warsaw Riots.
LONDON, December 3Oth.-A Vienna dis
patch says the outrages in Warsaw on Sun.
day last were prearranged. An alarm of fire
was raised simultaneously in four churches.
The majority of persons arrested have been
released.
Surprise at Berlin.
BERLIN, December 30;h-Surprise is felt
that no successor to White, United States
Minister, has yet been appointed.
Warlfke Expedition DIsbanded.
/. BUENos AYREs, December 30th.-An ex-
petition which was organizing at Valparaiso
for the capture Of Arequipa, Peru, has been
contaminated.
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FIRE will amount to $40. O0O, and the loss oc-
casioned by the stoppage Of work will be very
heavy. About rs men in the shaft escaped
unframed, and viii be temporarily out of en-
ployment.
A Candidate for Judge Lynch.
TExARKANA lark J. December 30sh.-Geo.
Berry shot and probably killed John Smith
to-day. Berry is bad character, and will
probably be lynched.
Sargent sfilI on Top.
New YORK, December 30th.-The Posts
Washington correspondent says: The Iowa
delegation are working as hard as possible
for the nomination of ex-Land Commissioner
Williamson for Secretary If the Interior.
Persons who have seen the President since
he has been in New York are inclined to the
belief that Sargent will be nominated.
Sentenced to be Hanged.
YAzoo CRY (Miss). December 3Oth.-
VIM. Chivers, who murdered his wife, and
Nicholas Cubit. for the murder of his mother
in-law, have both been sentenced to be
hanged.
Morc Assassination.
VIcKsBURG (Miss) December 3Oth. =
Henry Gregsby (colored), while sitting at his
fireside with his family last night was killed.
His assassin pushed gun through chink
in the cabin and blew Gregsby's head eff
William Jennings has been arrested for the
crime.
The Burbridge. Blackburn Affair.
PHILADELPHIA, December 30th.-General
Burbridge, who figures in the contemplated
duel with Congressman Blackburn, is en-
ployed in the postotfice in this city. Being
interviewed to-day. he would say only that
the entire matter will come to point in a
few days.
EuIOgy on the Late President.
WORCESTER (Mass.), December SOth.-
Senator Hoar tonight delivered an eloquent
and lengthy eulogy on Garfield, which was
attentively listened to by a large audience.
Hanged for Murder.
CHARLESTON Is. C.) December 30,h.-Ga-
briel White (colored) was hanged to-day for
the murder of negro.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-31

a SINGLE-sHEET IssUE.-The RECORD
UNION of to-day appears as a single sheet,
because on Monday our New Year edition
will be published, and while we do not
wish to embarrass our readers with mass
of matter such as they could by no means
handle, we are also moved in consideration
for the extra labor of our mechanical force
to accord them so much relief as this
change will afford. Even as it is they will
have fully earned their annual holiday
when Mondays issue has been put to press
and worked of.
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slenn,er Destroyed by F,re.

MONROE La), December 30sh. = The
steamer Rosa b., with about 500 bales Of
cotton, was totally destroyed by fire to-day
in Bayou D'Arabourne, FIVE miles from Nor.
raj. Ths boat was valued st 50, 600; insured
for sc. 600. The cook was drowned.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Pioneers, Attention !-PIease attend your
regular monthly meeting THIS Saturday EyEeS-
ING, December 81, 1881.
JAMES MCGUIRE, President.
JAMES McClgERY, Secretary. [B Cl d3l-lt
40 U. W. Union Lodge. NOEL. a
will meet THIS Saturday EVENING, shNN
December 3lst, at Red Mems Hall, F.SSS.seA
Masonic Temple, at 1880 o'clock A full NssgSN
attendance is desired. Election of officers w
will take place. II. j. NORTON, NJ. W.
CHAs COOLEY, Recorder. B. C.l d3l-1t
Attention, Company 4, First Arfil. l.n
lery Regiment.-All members are hereby frNtA
ordered 20 be present at the regular month y19es1
ly meeting to be held at the Armorv, at 7:30 .ss1
=. M, on TUESDAY, January 3, 1882. Fines will be
imposed absentees. and full and prompt attend
ance is desired Business of importance.
NJ J. BURKE, Captain Commanding.
". A. Coates, O. S. d31-1t
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THE EXPULSION CT JUsTUs scHwAB

1t seems that there are actually degrees
among the New York Socialists. They
have concluded that they cannot longer
associate with Justus Schwab and his i'm
mediate followers, and SO they have form
ally expelled those persons. 1t is very
difficult for the outside observer to under.
stand how Justus Schwab can be too bad
for body which has just expressed its
hearty approval of assassination, and its
Endorsement of wholesale robbery. If
there be any lower deep in the depths of
Socialism, however, we suppose that JUS
tus Schwab has sounded it with his plum.
met. To the world the distinction which
is sought to be set up by his former col
leagues will doubtless seem fanciful but it
must be borne in mind that in the humble
BARRIERS shop to which the professional
beggar, and exc the humble journeyman
butcher and baker repaired, it was found
necessary to "draw the line at coal.
beavers; and just so there may be fine
distinctions between these Socialists which
the uneducated eye is incapable of per-
ceiving. Whether Justus Schwab or the
people who expelled him, should be con-
graduated on the event, however, we are
quite unable to determine. If the whole
body of Socialists had been expelled by
Society, there would be less doubt about
the matter.
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BORN.

Willows, December 26-wife of Joseph Rainville, a
sou.
ter.
Nevada City, December 29-wife of James White, a
Son.
Chico, December 2S-Wife of r. II. Dunn, son.
0roville december q Wife OF Max Anthony, a son.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-31

At st. Johns, Apache county, a. T.,
snow fell the other day to the depth of one
foot.
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CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
Ia oTTCE-

TIME OLD TRANSFERS WILL NOT BE GOOD
ii after DECEMBER 81, 1881, and new ones MUST
be given the drivers. Only given and received at
Tenth and streets. K. 5. CAREY & SONS.
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Probably Face Prejudice

BALTIMORE, December 30th-The standing
committee of the Episcopal Church of Mary
land declined to recommend for ordination C.
Bishop, of Baltimore, the first colored
graduate of the General Theological Semi
nary at New York. The reason is not made
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Ranged for Murder,

ST. LOUIS, December 30th.-William II.
Erb, German, who murdered his former
wife, was executed this morning in the City
Jail. in the presence of nearly 300 persons.
He showed no signs of fear. His crime was
committed June 18th. and was the murder OF
Rose Mion, French washerwoman, at the
washtub. He stabbed her in the back with
along knife. then walked leisurely away, and
was soon arrested. She was his divorced
wife. His drunkenness had wrecked both
their lives.
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The Ice Question at chicago.

CHICAGO, December 30th.-Although there
has been no ice made this winter by any Chi
cago firms, the ice dealers say they are not
alarmed, as two winter months yet remain,
and the chances are good for harvesting fine
crop yet. In case these hopes should prove
fallacious, however, they acknowledge that
they are in very bad shape-worse than
ever before. One company at the Washing
ton has an immense surplus, but would not
bs able to avert an ice famine if the weather
continues mild
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SPRISGFIELD tIll). December 30.h TIL
woodwork in the shaft of Sterne, Dresser &
Co.'s coal mine. east Of this city, caught fire
by accident tonight, and was consumed,
together with the engine house. The less by
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MILWAUKEE, December 30th. = Gottlieb
Gngelth. the young lawyer accused of various
irregularities, gave himself up to-day to the
authorities. His arrest was on criminal
complaint charging him with forgery.
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Lecfure.-NOn. j. L. York VIII lecture
in Pioneer Hall TOMORROW Sunday EVENING,
January LIST, at o'clock Subject, individuality,
Love and Marriage d32.1t+
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NoTicE,

VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
4 holders Of the CAPITAL Gas Company, for the
Election Of Directors for the ensuing year and for
the transaction OF such business may be brought
before the meeting, viii b. he at the office OF the
Company, in the city Of Sacraments on MONDAY,
the 18th day Of January. 1887 at 1890 p. NJ.
dl9-d c. II. CUMMINGS, Secretary