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Law that works a Great Harl.hlp.

Law tnht WOrhAh tFeat uhfuAnIp'
LirrLB Rock, August 26.-The 6aattfs
Fl, Smith specials say: Lieutenant Shoe
maker, of the United States Army, acting
under the instructions Of Indian Agent
Tufts, is camped, together with a company
Of about 20 soldiers and body Of Indian
malitia, under Governor NlcCurtain, few
miles from here In the Choctaw nation. In
issuing peremptOry orders to all the
white settlers who have not yet paid, the
odious license fee to the ChOctaw authOri.
ties, 10 quitthe country Immediately, many
persons have been compelled to leave their
crops and their homes and all seek refuge
in this State, being unable to pay the tax
and have no other resource. The Indians
are memorable. Great distress prevails and
hundreds are rendered homeless.
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s1es p ss''',uy sSe wy s,tl ~ 'ps sur
4 gephs' anu lna ne y IN we Aqnh q the
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van 1--we LOhs'
NEW YORK, August 2o'-The Pod's WASH
ington special says: ~ met DR.. Bliss rs
be came tof ihe Wbite Horse this morr..
H., g. ~, VI ' ,,',,,',
lug "'''' W. ,n,, "C.u''s mesal"s u,'u 'onsu'
tation' lie looked careworn, and his man
her was less composer anu DuOyant thah
usual, lie spoke cheertully, however, and
It WIS evident that he hadnot abandoned
hope, He SAID the cause tortear was the
action OF the swollen gland You see"
he sud we cut INTO II and got little pus,
s npS ~ Laop i nnJsrs ssnTa contIai m Ts W. % nInba
biIity h int It Is ali around in Tho Gland
and there Is no telling where Il NAV bur.
row, II we should cut anywhere else In
the inHamed Gland we miIht strike more
ms, nfitl 40 OF. ftisthis flct which, causes
he greatest anxieiy,D Tiy IrJ
"When will Won know something deR.
mite about itPi'
WNell. pcrhaps not for sovernl lavs. cor,
tainly not for two or three days mean.
while we mnEt he IA cnrei6l ma hCssihi isand
bke N wbat sfeps w;e can n cnntro ha oath.
Eerins naiteEHF t,F EgfIfsgflTTFEN
VYon apprehend no new and immediate
bad results then, doctorPn
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prepared for bad developments. We can
only study INC case and take such steps IN
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nave existed Tor u day or two, respecting
the action OF the bowels are well founded.
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TnE c1NcINNATI souTnERN
Bids for the Lease or the Road opened
Yesterday.

CiScISSArI, August 25,-At precisely Il
O'Clock to-day the Trustees Of the cilcin'
natl Southern Railway commenced to open
the bids for the lease Of the Cincinnati
Southern. AS stated in these dispatches
last evening, the lease Is for twenty-five
in live periods Of fiye years each, with q
separate annual rental during each Of the
fve periods Ten bids were put in for about
seven interests or syndicates, The frt bid,
Louisville & Nashville Railroad COmpa'
ny, for the frst period, bid $500, 900 annu.
ally; second period, 100000 annually
third period, $500, 600 annually; fourth pc.
Rod, 500, ,0O0 annually; fifth period, 81 L000,-
900 annually Htt ~
Second bid, by the Cincinnati Common
dent Fint period, $55O,OOO per year; sec
ond period, S75O,OO0 per year third period,
500, 900 per year; fourth period, 81 ,O50,0
per year; fifth period, $l,250,0 900 per year.
Third bid, by Clements, West LippincOtt
& Co., was somewhat complex and infor-
NAL, and not strictly in conformity with
the terms Of proposal.
Fourth bid, BY r. G. Huston & Co.;
First period, S720, 600 per annum; second
period, $S40,0O0; third period, S0B0,0O0;
fourth period, Sl,l2O,OOO; fifth period,
IFith BID by,Gs6rga n Doughty and as
sOciatess First period, 4 S74f, 900; second
period, $4,000; third period, $l,0O0,0OO;
fourth period, sl,lOO,OOOI fifth period, ST.
100000,
George F, Doughty & Go. made an alter
native bid as follows First period, $780,
600; second period, $7O7, 600; third period,
8, ,0OO,OOO; fourth period, Si,2OOOO6; fth
period, e;Sl,5OO,OOO. The said party had
another modification Of the same bid.
sixth bid, by John Scott, representing
the Alabama 4 Great Southern, did not
comply with the terms Of the invitation for
proposals, f-1I. y lgTrl
Seventh bid by Fred WOlfin the interest
Of the Alabama & Great Southern; First
period, 100000 per annum; second period,
$000,O0O third period, $1,000, 900, fourth
period, 81 ,0O0, 900; fifth, period, $l,9aD, 900.
Eighth bid by L, W, Cole for the East
Tennessee, Virginia 4 Georgia railway:
FiHt period, $500, 600; second period, $780,
900; tliirl. period, S0000OO; fourth periO,,
81, 25O, 900; fifth period, 81 100000, '1li
Tenth bid BY Samuel Thonas and as.
sociates First period, SsS0,OO0; second,
period, $l,ll0,00O; third period, $l,2b0OOO
fourth period, $l,S75,OOG fifth period, ST.
$4,000. stIHn .irs.
Bid No. 0 by James NJ. CLARK & Co., was
informal, II offered to pay S20,0O0,O00 in
three and d half per cent United States
bonds for the road and assume all It's other
obligations and liabilities. Itwasa singular
circumstance that the bids seemed to be
sized so tint the lowest ctune out first and
the highest lust, The reading Of the bids
closed ut l235, Board adjourned. They
will wait to hear from the public befOreact.
ing, 1t must he borne In mind that the
sums named above are the annual rentals
for each five years constituting period,
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1880 A. Galso6n after the morning
dressing Of Ia. Presidents wound the at.
tending phys ,atis and visiting SURGEONS
met anil continued the consultation begun
last night, jreatfVGt to the removal 81 tlle
President from the Executive Mansion
The result ot their deliberations this morn
Ing has Just been 1nade known In the fol-
lowing official bulletin Issued at hl5 G. 81:
Tht Eibjett Of removal uf the President
from Washington at the present time was
earnestly considered bylls last night and
again this morhiiig, and after mature dClib-
eratiOh thecuncllsion was htrivpll blythe
majority that Il would not nov be prudent,
tatthougli all agree TINT il will be very de-
sitable at the earliest time III which his con.
ditionl may vgrrhnts WeIrut moreover,
tinAfimttsly bftHeobin tliathR no fine
since the injury has the President exhibi.
ted any symntOms OF inllarin,,
This bulletin Is signed by all tic attend.
ing and consulting physicians! fafN
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1880 r. M-oflcial .huiletin-siuee the
issue d f'this mornings Bulletin d rise in
the Presidents temperature sinihr to that
which occurred Yesterday morning has
been observed His pulse IL somewhat
more frequent From nj incislon III the
parOtid swelling few drops Of pug JWtte
discharged this morning. The swelling has
not diminished in the least. In other re-
speCts his condition has not l,erceptibly
changed, Pulse, tt2j temperature, 09.2i
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nrLLrrINs
showing the Condition or the President
,r from nm OnieiaI tandpOInI.t

~ from nm !OGieial standpoint.l III
WAslIISdroS, August %, $50 AIN.-TRe
official bulletin issued at this hour says The
President slept tmdst ot tile night. 1rfhSs
taken liquid food by the mouth at stated
intervals and in sufficient quantity, so that
enelnata have not been renewel.k No
modification Of tie parotid swelling has
been observed. Ills general condition is
much the same as at this time yesterday.
Pulse, lO6; ,te1hpefathfeJ 0S; respiration, Is.
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as yet gaining strength very slowly, il at
all, The great question is, can he be sus.
tanned through this period OF prostation.i
II he can, l think be BillS eventually rally
from the depression caused bya septic taint
in the blood, and finally recover"
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-12
ARIZONA.
The Indian Campaign.

WILCOX, October 11th-A battery of the
Fourth Artillery LEFT here this morning.
escortinz wagons loaded with rations and
forage for the troops at Rucker. Nothing
has yet been heard from the troops operating
against the Chiricahuss. They are thought
to be near the southern end of the Chilicahua
mountains. The commander at Bowie says
that workmen belonging to the Southern
Pacific Railroad reported Indians near the
track going southeast near Dos Cabesas
mountain on Fsidsy morning last. Several
armed citizens started in the direction IN
dicsted, but failed to find or see the
Indians, and so reported. No signal
fires have been seen from the post.
Five armed bucks and one squaw, we'll
mounted, passed the hay camp eight miles
below the post, on the evening of the 9TH,
heading towards San Carlos. They are re-
ported az coming from the direction of STEMS
Peak. A scout has been sent cut to follow a
trail reported near camp, evidently made by
two parties. An escort is to be furnished by
Colonel Sanford for Samaniego's train, with
Indian supplies for the reservation. Reports
were received this afternoon st Bowie from a
scouting party who were sent out by San
fora's direction, and returned this morning,
which say that no Indians on the trail were
discovered except party Of indians who
passed the hay camp going in the direction of
San Carlos. General Mckenzie has returned
to Thomas. Nothing new st the Agency, ex-
cept the arrest OF one hostile who was at the
Cibicu fight. Reports FROM Thomas, Grant,
Bowie and vicinity say that the Indian ex-
element is dying OUT. The rsnchers, stock
men and miners are resuming their different
vocations. Reports from Tombstone say that
the first courier sent by Colonel Sanford has
returned, finding the troops thirty miles
from Raeker. Rumors prevail of Indians in
the Dragon mountains, but they are not con-
irms1. No particulars, Tut q report is
looked for from Bernard in the morning.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
- ramento.-In the Superior Court in and
for said county. The People OF the State Of Cali
fornia, to WILLIAM YoUNGS, greeting: You are
hereby notified that action commenced in
the Superior Court Of the county of Sacramento,
State aforesaid, by the fling of complaint in
the Clerks office, OF said Court, the goth day OF
SEPTEMBER, 1881, in which action EMMA NJ.
Y0UNGS is plaintiff and you are defendant.
from said complaint, is as follows: Said acton is
brought to obtain decree of this Court dis ,olvng
the bonds OF matrimcny now and heretofore existing
between the p aint'ff and defendant, assigning to
and decreeing plaintiff to be the sole in fee
of the south quarter Of the orth hall OF lot nber
IN the square bounded by fifth and SIKH, and j
streets, il the city and county OF Sacramento State
OF California. That the grounds upon which the
said decree is lsiIled are failure of defendant to
life, he having the ability to do so, and wful de-
sertion and that said causes have existed for more
than one year next preceding the commencement Of
this action, as more fully appears by the CON-
plant ON file, to which reference is hereby
made. And You are hereby directed to appear
and answer said compliant within ten days from
the service of this writ. exclusive OF the day OF
service, if served II you in SAID county of Sacra-
mento and within thirty da, exclusive of the day
notified that unless you appear and answer within
the time above speeifed the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded therein.
Instestlmony whereof ], Thomas III. Berkey, Clerk
OF the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand
and affx the seal OF said Court, this goth day OF
SEP fEMBSii A. d. 1881.
lsEALl THOMAS H. BERKEY, Clerk.
BY CHAs. NJ. CoGLAY, Dep ty Clerk.
CHENEY & BRUEER, Attorneys for Rlaintlt.
3d. lou soVtatN
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Monferey District Agricultural Fair.

SALINAS, October 11th.-The fifth annual
exhibition of the Monterey District Agricult-
ural Association opened here to-day and
will continue the remainder of the week
The pavilion has not yet been opened, and
the exhibition of stock at the park is very
meager, but will be much better in the course
of day or two. The pavilion VIII be opened
tomorrow. The attendance of visitors is
small, as is usually the case on the first day,
and the sporting element predominates
Gambling games OF various kinds are carried
on openly at the race track, in utter defiance
of law and to the disgust of all good citizens.
The tiger is also rampant in to Tn, forcibly
reminding one of a mining camp in early
days, instead of a great country town where
schools and churches abound.
There were two races this afternoon, the
first being a double team trotting contest,
best three in FIVE, for q purse of SO. For
this race Swift entered Bismsrck and Brady,
Hscox entered Slrpidon and mate, and Lsdd
entered Siptop and mate. Sarpidon and mate
won ia three straight heats. Time, 2:5S99-
2:53 -2:541.
The nex5 was a running race, mile heats,
best two in three, for q purse Of S125. De-
lzaey entered Sam Tilden, Collins entered
Blue Dick, and Duncan entered Qaien Sabe.
Quien Sabe won the irst two heats and the
race in 1881 and 1:52A
The weather is fine and the track in splen-
did condition
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CARLE e CROLY.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
" pared to do all kinds Of work in their Line, in
city or country Principal place OF business Sacra.
mento. Shop No. lila Second street, between X
and L. Postoffce Box, No. 40, Sacramento.
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but most of the oats and barley were got in
just in the neck of time. The rain.storm and
frost extended from the boundary line as far
as Clinton. This loss falls heavily on the
farmers of the interior, who had prepared
for heavy demand from the railway, aud
the unexampled weather has had chilling
effect upon all their plans and calculations.
Its impossible at present to estimate the
number Of tons Of wheat destroyed but on
some farms it amounts to the entire crop.
The wheat and -four consumed on the railroad
works must nos be brought from Oregon and
California.
An organized band of cattle thieves are
running off stock in this neighborhood, kill
ing the animals and selling them to the
butchers.
A tame monkey invaded room in which
seven small children were sleeping, and got
on to the bed with three youngsters. The
children screamed for help, and the monkey
bit and musilased them all severely. The
parents were absent at the time, and a
passer-by hearing their cries, rushed in and
secured the brute.
The weather is cool and clear.
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NEVADA.
The scoyilIe Murder Trial.

RENO, October 11th.-John Sunderland,
the first witness to-day in the shooting case,
testified that after Wheeler called the meet
ing to order, Fowler came in and ordered
Wheeler, Sunderland, Allen. McMechan and
Coffin out He took hold of McAIechan by
the collar and tried to lift him from his
chair; failing, he said, "Come in, men," to a
crowd of laborers in the outer Office, and re-
turned TO McMechan. Saw Thomas Cogan
come in with a drawn pistol, and fire at Nc
Mechan; saw Fowler and Balch reach for
McMechan left as soon as he could after
Cogan fired had subscribed for fifteen shares
of stock, and had paid $500, but the stock
had not been delivered. Had Il, 800 shares
out of 1000 shares issued after the books
were stolen from the safe; saw Woods in the
center of the room when the row began, say
ing. "Don't do this, don't do this" heard
more firing. but did not gee it.
James McMechan, sworn: Saw Cogan
leave his seat ia the outer Office, come
through the door with a revolver, and fire at
me; drew my revolver and fred three shots
into the southwest corner, where Coffin,
Fowler and Scoville were scaffiing, as quickly
as could; the revolver failed to work, and l
was trying to fix it when [ saw revolver
snapped at my breast, and locking up, saw
Balch; I struck Balch with the revolver,
and lost il, and then struck him with my fist,
and picking up chair, hit him two or three
times on the back Of the neck with it; Coffin
came over and stopped me saw Balch, Cogsn
and Fowler have pistols; think Cogaa shot
Scoviile, but did not see him shoot, as his
back was to me.
Adiourned till o'clock tomorrow.
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ned till s o'clock tomorrow.
Nevada state Fair.

RENO, October 1lth.-The attendance at
the fair today was double that of yesterday.
The Pavilion will be full to overlooking. The
space applied for cannot be granted.
At the track to-day the mile and repeat
running race was won in two straight heats by
Cousin Vic, Kittie Keys second, Ballot Box
distanced. Time, 1:554-1:563. In the trot-
ting race for the 2:40 class there were four
starters, Mcclellan, Lady W., Douglass
and Woodburn. The latter was largely the
favorite 10 the pools. The first and second
heats were won easily by Lady w. In the
third heat J. G. Chesley, the driver of Nc
Lsllap, was thrown from his sulky by a col
lision. He came to the ground on his feet,
caught the horse, remounted and came in
second, closing an immense gap. Lady w.
waited for Woodburn, who won the heat,
Mcclellan second. The fourth heat and race
was won by Lady W. Time, 2:45}]-2:42af-
2:47-2:44aa Cannon, instead of Downer,
drove Lady W. the last heat.
The attendance promises to be still larger
tomorrow. For the first cay of the ladies
tournament there are twelve contestants.
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The Presbyteriaus-The ''Boy RevIvaIisa'.
Tho Garfield SuhscrInfInn.

SAN Francesca, October 11th.-In the
Presbyterian Synod much time was spent to-
day over the question of spreading on the
minutes the protest against the action of the
Synod on the complaint made against Rev.
Mr.. Strong, of Washington Territory. 1t
was finally decided to put it on record. Rev.
Mr.. Mcclure, of Oakland was appointed a
Director of the Theological Seminary, in
place of Rev. Mr. Wiley, of Oakland. Ad-
journed till the first Friday in October, 1882
Harrison, the so-called hoy revivalist, -
is meeting with considerable success. His
meeting at the Howard-street Methodist
Oburch this evening was very largely at
tended. He is a revivalist Of the most pro-
nouoced type, and very sensational in his
methods.
The subscription for the Garfield monu-
ment is nesting with great success, and the
banks and other moneyed corporations are
taking hold CT it. The churches will take up
subscriptions. and the benevolent orders will
also assist. The Postnasters and express
agents throughout the State will also receive
subscriptions. Over 81. 500 has been already
coTIact7d
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
sudden Death-Attacked by Masked Men
-CRlle Drive.

Cattle Drive.
SEATTLE, October 11th.-Dr. J. II. Bun,
day, Professor Of Principles and Practice oil
Medicine in the California Medical College
a. Oakland, from it's organization to within
a month ago. when he came to Seattle, died
suddenly last evening at the residence Of DIR.
Case, in this city. The doctor leaves wife
and daughter at oakland, Cal. a Coroner's
inquest has since returned q verdict that the
doctor came to his death from rheumatism
of the heart, caused by the use of opiates
taken to allsy rheumatic pairs.
A party from kits states that last
Wednesday evening two men, masked, en-
tered a Chinese wash-house in Eilensburg,
beat the Chinese washmsn over the head
with revolver, cut off his cue, and robbed
him of Sl10, and then made their escape. A
warrant has been issued for their arrest.
The same party states that the Pesbastin and
Negro creek quartz miles, now cleaning up
from arastras, do not average $50 per ton OF
ore.
The cattle men are bringing over the last
drive, which in the aggregate will reach
100 head. The last drive for the season is
expected TO reach here the latter part of the
present week.
The weather here has been unusually cold
for the past two days for this time of the
year
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