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Rai,road pamage at Bear River.

WHEATLAND. December 5th.-T'he storm OF
the last forty-eight hours bas done consider
able damage to the railroad at Bear river
The company had just completed new grade,
and temporary track was laid for the trains
to run on, which was washed away for about 200
feet. It was found impossible for the pss-
sengers to be transferred tonight, owing to
the hiph stage of the water. Messrs Davis
and Holland are doing everything in their
power to have the track fixed up. 1t is ex-
pected by noon tomorrow that a transfer will
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NEVADA.
Coastoek Casualties.

VIRGINIA, December 5tb.-At the inquest
held this evening, in the matter OF the death
of Thomas Thomas, killed at the Forman
shaft last Saturday evening, the jury found
verdict of death from an explosion caused
by churniug upon an unexploded charge of
giant powder with hand drill. No blame
was attached to the officers OF employees.
James Rowe, who lost an eye and both
arms by the same accident is still alive this
evening, but viii probably die. He does not
know that his arms are nmputated, and says
be ia determined not to die.
Thomas Matthew'S, scalded Of tie Combin-
alton shaft Saturday morning. died yesterday
morning.
Thomas Grant. scaided at the same time,
is in fair way to recover.
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Zinc Jane aiiIler D.sasicr.

"WE have sold &c. Jacobs Oil for about
one year. Have sold more of it than of all
other liniments. 1t has given unusual salts
faction in every instance. We consider it the
best remedy fer rheumatism ever offered to
the public D. j. Pratt & Co., North
Brookfield Mass
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Disastrous CONFEDERATION Prevented.

SAN BERNARDINo, December 5th.--A fire
broke out in McDonaId's large furniture
store last night, between II and II o'clock.
The prompt appearance of the fire company
prevented it from spreading. otherwise nearly
all of the business part of the town would
have been destroyed. The rear portion of the
store was burned. The loss is about 81, Goo.
Insured for S406 in the Mutual and British
America
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Accidental, shootIng-Railroad Matters

san LUIS OBIsPo, December 5th.-Frank
Carrea, in climbing a fence yesterday with
loaded gun, accidently shos himself, badly
lacerating his left hand, which required am
putation.
The railroad station for Central City has
been located half a mile west Of the town.
The cars will be running there in ninety
days.
to Los Alamos, Santa Ynez and Lompoc, and il
the route is found practicable. and reasonable
concessions are made by the land owners, the
road will be extended on TO Lompec, Gaviato.
or soma other more desirable point.
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VALLEJO, December 5tb.-Contrary to pub.
lie expectations and the threatening notice of
the Good Templars. no arrests were made to-
day for violations of the Sunday Law.
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dsisors clerk, has been murdered near Rath.
90" neT, QIeen.s county, to which place he
went from Dublin for the purnose al ssry;no
Wits tor rent. the police fonnd the hodv
WITH the skull battered in, Soms arrests ,ve,s
made. iesss sere
Feur persons have been arrested ,,n5sr +bo
Coercion Act Sn'
Elections Annuled.
PARIS, December 5th-The Chamber If
Deputies have annulled the elections Of an.
dencette and Araagste on the ground that
the elections wers carried by Clerical in.
fuence.
The ADfl-.sewish Riots In Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, December 5sh.-Authen-
nc news of the anti.Jewish riots as Odessa
has only just reached here The reports OF
the attack on Sara Bernhsrds went without
comment until Sunday issue of one OF the
leading journals, which makes remarks on
the affair that ere disgrace to journalism.
a correspondent says he can state on good
authority that L fresh outbreak of the anti
Jewish agitation IN Russia is considered i'm
minent.
The Jane Miller Disaster.
WHARTON tOnt.), December 5sh.-The tug
Tommy Wright. after diligent search for
the missing propeller Jane Miller, has recov-
cred large quantity of truck identified as
belonging to her. The evidences show that
she foundered near White Cloud Islands with
the entire crew of % persons. The following
are known to have been on board Andrew
Post, captain: Richard Post, mate; Fred
Post, purser; j. L. Christian, engineer
Alex. Scales, wheelsmsn, and four deck
hands. whose names cannot be ascertained-
all from the village of Wearton and the vicin-
lty. Passengers : James Walden, James
Hallock, Lyman Vader and a man and wife
all from Medford, aad bound for Michael
shay. A number of passengers also, from
here to Lyonshead to work at Watts mills,
were on board, but their names are not given.
She was worth $50. 600; insured, 100000.
She was considered stanch, and mad fine
captain and crew.
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Promotion of a Railroad Conductor.

SAN RAFAEL, December 5th.-E. Il. Shoe
maker has been appointed Assistant Superio-
tendent Of the North Pacific Coast Railroad.
Mr.. Shoemaker has been conductor On this
road since it started.
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neath of the Old Beard Of SAN Francisco
supervisors.

San FRANCISCO, December 5th.-The old
Board of Supervisors met this evening and
confrraed their action of this morning.
Mayor Kalloch delivered his valedictcry in
about his usual style. Resolutions were
adopted, thanking the Mayor for his dntiful
attendance at the meetings Of the Board and
his uniform courtesy. In consideration of
the fact that out of 125 meetings OF the
Board the Mayor has been absent 80 times,
and that his presence has generally been sig-
nalized by row of some kind, the resolution
is entitled to be considered as monumental
Joke on his Honor. After disposing OF these
matters the Board adjourned sine die, to the
great relief of the community.
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Young Man Killed in a FroIic.

OMAHA, December 5th.-At Columbus,
Neb., on Sunday, several young men were
fooling with firearms. One of them, named
Dress, put double-barreled shotgun to his
shoulder. and pointing it at companion
named Grant, said: Now I've got the
drop on YOU Grant drew a revolver and
pointed it at Dress head, and, whether by ac-
cident or otherwise, the weapon was dis
charged, the ball striking Dress in the left
side of the head and coming cut on the right
side. Dress fell and expired in q few min
utes Grant surrendered at once to the
authorities to await the result Of the investi-
CATION of the case
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Funeral Notice, 4. o. a.. 30. l.-Kem-
bers of the above Division will meet at Pioneer Hail
in full regalia, also sojourning Numbers, at 10
o'clock, sharp, to escort the remains OF our late
brother, D. L. Woods, also late County Delegate.
The remains will be inferred in Woodland. BY or
der. P. ]. BROWN, President.
F. CROWLEY Secretary d61t
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HEADACHE. bilious attacks. dizziness and
loss Of appetite, are cured by Kidney-Wort
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Items from san Francisco,

-
SAN FRANCISCO, December 5th.-Bechtel
levies an assessment of twenty-five cents per
share.
At $3.50 this morning the new Board of Su-
pervisors met, Mayor Blake presiding. The
Board organized. appointed committees and
elected j. B. F. Davis and George l.. Smith
successors to Refs and Sloss as Fire Commits
sioners, and indefinitely postponed the mat
Ter OF the election of David Mcclure to col
lect the taxes due from the Spring Valley
Water Company on commission of $50, 600
Immediately after they adjourned, that por-
ton OF the old Board known as 1.-THE i'm
mortal eight" filed into the chamber, Mayor
Kalioch taking the chair, and proceeded to
elect Mcclure, and also issued certificates to
Fred C. Seibs and John Mason as Fire Com
missioners. What viii! be the result of this
double action remains to be shown.
Notwithstanding the threats of contest,
ex-Sheriff Desmond this morning surrendered
his Office to Sheriff-elect Sedgwick.
About 2:4O this morning Patsy Mcnamara,
an eS.convict, attempted to burglsrize the
drug store of A. Babaldano, corner of Stockton
and Pacific streets. entering through win
dow. The clerk, Paul Febirier, who slept in
the rear of the store, awoke. and Selling re-
voIver, approached the burglar. MCNAMARA
rushed st the clerk to grapple with him,
when Febifier fired three shots at HIM IN
rapid succession. After the second shot Nc,
Namara cried tive got enough, fell and
died in few minutes. One shot shattered
his hand and another entered his breast
Febirier surrendered himself. and was re-
lessed on his own recognizance.
Saturday the taxes of the Central Pacific
Railroad, amounting to $4,000, were paia to
Collector Tillscn.
The amount Of cash in the City Treasury
Saturday was 81, 316, 9S5 %, Of which 81, l0I,-
80 was il gold.
The receipts for duties at the Custom-house
Tor tie past week were S166 $50 40, making
a total since January LIST OF 1854 .643 %.
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Death in a Prison Cell.
EOREIGN.
Tac yerltet of Mankind at large.

LoNpos, December 5.h.-The Daily Tee
graph, discussing the question of Gulteau ;
madness, says: g IA such cases the verdict OF
mankind at large is more to be trusted than
jury, and undoubtedly the general voice De-
rnands that Guiteau shall pay the full penalty
for his crime"
Affairs in ireland.
DUBLIN, December 5th.-Boycotsing and
all kinds of threats and intimldatlons are on
the increase.
Six hundred of the Duke OF Devonshires
tenants have decided not to pay rents, except
with reduction of twenty per cent.
DUBLIN, December 5:b.-Rogers, so.
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BORN.

Sacramento December S-wlfe of Rev. r. H. Rice,
daughter.
Capay Valley. December 1-wife OF j. N. sweitzer,
son.
Dixon, November 22-wife of NJ. stenge, daugh,
ter
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
CALIFORNIA.
The stnr,n.

SANTA Rosa, December 5th.-Rain has
now continued TO fall for nearly forty hours.
There has been slight cessation, but the
portents are for more.
SAN LUIS OBIspo, December 5th.-Rsin
set in early this morning, after several days
south wind, with a good prospect of several
irches fan Total for season to date. 2.92
inches.
North San Juan, December 5th.-The
severeat raiu-storm of the season has pre-
vailed here for the past thirty-six hours, ex-
tending TO the summit. There are no signs
of cessation OF the storm as vet. The tenn
parature averages higher for the season than
for many years past.
lone, December 5th.-After due prepare
ton of twenty-four hours, it commenced
raining here last night at o'clock, and
rained all night, giving us 1.50 inches and
4. 80 for the season. The sun is now shining.
1t is quite warm, and the farmers prospects
ara favorable
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SAN BUENAvESTURA, December 5sh.-The
town election to-day was spirited, although
no politics was involved. Every body voted
for whom he pleased. The result was the
choice of Republican Board of Trustees
and the Library Board. The Trustees elected
are ]. IL. Daily. o. Todd. J. A. Corey, A.
Barry and A. g. Escan6o-. Library Board
L. G. Mckeeby, j. W. Baker, w. E. Shep-
ard, c. Z. injury, H. e. Mclean. Town
Msrshal, S. U. Sheridan; Town Clerk,
Frank Newly. Quite deal of interest was
taken, but altogether on personal grounds.
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Democratic victory at Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES, December 5th.-Iha Demo
Gratis OF Los Angeles achieved brilliant vic
tory to-day. TaeY elected their whole Board
of Education. the highest candidate on the
Democratic ticket having 247 majority over
the lowest on the Republican ticket. and the
lowest on the Democratic ticket having IL
maj9rity over the highest OF the Republican
,ickst The Democrats have elected Ave Of
he nine CouaoilnsG. The vote was light
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Malone Firm for Riddieberger.

WAsHINGToN, December 9TH. : Mshone
had a conference in his rooms yesterday with
anumber Of Virginia Democrats. to which no
Republican was invited At this conference
it was resolved to press Riddleberger for
Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate, regardless
of what the Virginia Legislature may do in
the way of electing him to the Senate. In
case of bis election he could not take his seat
till 1888, and in the meanwhile Malone in
sists on his being elected Sergeant-at-Arms.
This has given dissatisfaction to the Virginia
Republicans
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II. II. PETIT.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
w Foreign and Domestic Cigars, Tobacco, Gig.
arettes Pipes, etc ALWAYS on hand full stock OF
all classes OF goods in nv hne. r. II. PETIT.
Dolphin
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CONGRESSIONAL.
First Regular Session Of the Forty
seventh Congress.
DAVIS OoNVENEs THE SENATE.
Keifer Installed as Speaker of the
House.
IsnrcI.I Ply rR1EaR pII To TIE nEcnRn.I1NInSl
SENATE.

ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-UNiOS.l
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A. o. u. W.-Saeramenfo Lodge. a
No. 80, will hold its regular meeting at ssS1N
Red Mems Hail. corner Sixth and X, THIS GHooNS:sA
Tuesday, EVENING, at 1880 o'clock. Con- EsINs4
ferring OF j. W. degree. amendments to ENz8
By Laws and other important business to be consd
cred A full attendance OF all members is urgently
desired. J. d. KENT, NJ W.
GRn & kAIZENsIEIN Recnrier LIZ C d6.1t
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J. w. Shiivley. "the true Messiah" arrived
here Thursday, and Immediately notified
Judges Cox and Porter and others in the
Guiteau trial, that Guiteau's alleged inspira-
ton was fallacious. He demanded to be put
on the stand, and he would tell the Court
how to find this awful Deity of the Republic
can party. lie was sent 30 the insane asylum
.n-dnu
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Murder in Georgia.

ANTIOCH (Ga.), December 5th.-J. NJ
Lewis, thrifty farmer, found his wife and
three-year-old child beaten to death on the
floor Of his house yesterday. A negro is
suspected.
Mrs. Anglin stabbed Mrs. jackson to the
heart because Mr.. Anglin visited the Jackson
social circle
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AHAN AND WIFE WANTED FOR A FARM
WI Must understand their business: good wages.
Apply early at GEO. KENNEDY y cos New EN-
ployuent Office 1925 Eighth street (Clunie Build
IN
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Elections Annuuea.

PARIS, December 5sh.-The Chamber Of
Deputies have annulled the elections of Lam.
dencette and Arnagste. on the ground that
the elections wsre carried by Clerical in.
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II oST-A BLACK POCKET AND szgzzzzzsz-7z7
! A Memorandum book (morocco). with IL esSSZEz9
notes and papers of no value but to the iS$a%
owner. suitable reward will be paid G-s4zA44l243
on returning to this Office do st
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-04-28

Die slslebrlsn iinb isst bariu cinie, taB b /
mtlttn NrauEbsttrn hurtb seitErtt 9lirrrn peer
Weber sntltsbsn, unb haB penn bic pidbtiaen
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@sIunebsit eas 9teiuliat isin pire. gSar,
ners Sats Httreu 2sber Sur
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9lltte
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aH Sas an,eissnSe Ynblitam
SEQ. y. Ropen S CO.'S
QiIts INN QnfnI- Q situnosy

Gin @eidGitsmaun, Der idbrIid iiber $4,000
fur anIei9sn ausgab. oauon nber uenigsr ale
$3.50 nui oieie eiite perluen0ete. ibrsibt
,9bre ausgeiudblte 9oIaI.eiite be5ablte mid
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Gs8| alltn, bic in tieirr gIbI66suna inbs
sriHsn line, eisnr bisrmit sur Ra6ri6i, bal
zine appslatipn fatifiuetn ipire in Der gImts
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has Common plsas Gsridbt iu appslIinn, Ipl
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gttrdgs eer Vjtns, pelhe tic III ;nbltn Str-
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ipire, hap tic nidt siu SGnelrr in 8aufmanns-
ipaartn Gjaitpirtb, Rfifnurant perr Gambler
in 9ilupreu it, ETC., etc.
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phibt hes County SdaBmsiilers 1T fir bic
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Gs 1T Feline cooperative Sifte.
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in cin,enen Staaten uariirt pon 50 ju $50.
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ten. bon luelheu 80 Staatsbanptitdoie fno.
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mtilttn NrauEbritrH turdb geitIrte 9irrru pee,
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9bemiiheS gatcratcrium,
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bright unp prrfaufi pire untrr her aaarmrinen
Sejtidnung prn 9Sarners safe
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ben 5abrifatlcnsprc;tB unterluft, pfl6tr nit
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ratcrinm prcben 0lIfr WateriaIsn sntncmmsn,
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