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Jcfi Fan. San FraHctsco, doubled In
size ia the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHArTUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks TO Japan, receive japanese goods In
return, and this is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't it. Wholesale and retail
Goods Tor every branch Of retail country trade
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TO CONTRACTORS.

DLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR REBUILD
Il corner Fourth and streets are now ready at
the Office Of NJ. GcoIe J. and proposals are invited
until SATURDAY NEXT. W. S. MESICK
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SWAMP LaSD DISTRICT. no. |.

a TTENTIoN, RESIDENTS OF SWAMP LAND
"a District, No. 1, of Sacramento county You
are hereby requested to meet az Nick Dole's
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10Th, at / o'clock, to con.
slider the adysabiity of repairing the Levee. Other
important business win come before the meeting
By order OF II TRUSTEES of Leyee District No. !.
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lsFscrAp DISPATCHES TO TUE sEooRD-uNIos. ]
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For the Assembly
For Treasurer.

A. 8. EEHLAW,
D OCULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
D. County Treasurer SO ~
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For Auditor and Recorder.

w. Z. Ct BER,
ID OCULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
Ia County Auditor and Recorder s37td
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This Eank has special facilities for
aoing all kinds Of banking business.
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WICHITA (Ks.), October 23i.-An earth
quake occurred at this point nineteen minutes
past 4 o'clock yesterday. Its duration was
ebaus Eve seconds. There were three pulsa-
tions, the first being the strongest. rafting
windows. swsying the walls of buildings and
moving furniture.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, March 22d.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow DIR. E.
Ulrich. II. Fl. Pierce wife and child, Ogden
Miss Kittie Miller. Mrs. A. N. Leland,
South Bend, Ind; Eli Johnston, Brooklyn,
N. Y; Charles M. Hutchinson, Harry B.
Hutchinson, James Fowler, San Francisco
Patrick Fitz patrick. William Hicks. Evans.
ton !; Mrs. l.. M. Levy and son. Wyoming
Charles E. Wild. wife and two children,
Andrew Newland, Green River, and 81 en-
igrant passengers. In special csp Iuterna.
tional: Ex-senator W. NJ Gwin. W. T. Cole.
man, Mrs. M. B. Kellogg. George P. Thurs
ton, San Francisco; Mira. F. Lockett,
Georgia Miss A. A. Pierce, Santa Clara
Mrs J. r. Smith, New York City Mrs. j.
D. Thompson, New Bedford, Mass; Mrr.
G. w. Banks. Oakland; D. Lubin, Sacra.
mento; 6S emigrant passengers. including 40
males, to arrive at Sacramento March 24sb.
NEwHALL, March 22d.-Passed here to-
day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
A. II. Dawban, Augusta Bunker, London,
Mass; Mrs. NJ. B. David, Nevada d. 81.
Filth, Boston; Bernhard Werfuts and wife,
Arizona; George Clark, London; w. II.
Miller, Oakland; P. Klains. San Bernardino
Francisco; George Clark, London w. n.
.
Poole and prisoner, G. w. Gibson, Les An.
geles J. Mcdonald, Wilmington; c. NJ.
Lee. Kansas: s. F. Thompson, Colorado
A. B. Miner, San Jose; r. E Revan, Sacrs.
mento; M. A. Galst, L. S. Hobs, New York,
OMAHA. March 22i.-Left here to-day, tc
arrive in Sacramento March 26th: Oscar
Wilde and servant and J. s. Vale, Manager
London Adolphe Wolfe and wife, Portland
Oregon Mrs. VIM. Irvine, Miss Irvine, Ell
mira, N. Y; H. Sincheimer and wife, Sar
Francisco; l. V. Brown, Mt. idaho. Idaho
Alexander Sim, Shanghai Mrs Robert J
Smith. Bodie; G.. H. Brewster, New Zea
land J. J. McJunkip. wife and child, Wash
ington. Iowa; j. Millard and wife, Sar
francisco; D. Lombsrdo. Louis Perer, Mex,
ico; Conley. Barton Opera Troupe, Al per
sons.
KANSAS CITY (Mo.l, March 22d.-Passed
Topeka to-day. to arrive in San Francisco
March 9th: w. L. Tower, Boston A. r
Mitchell and wife, Newton, Wis; L. J. Or.
cut, Sacramento; z. Shaw and wife, Bos
tn; II. d. Vail, wife and child, Toledo, O.;
G. A. Mix, New York.
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ARIZONA.
The Tucson Tragedy-Verdict of the Cor
Oner's Jury-The carp Parfy-New Ma.
sonic Hall.

The Tucson Tragedy-Verdict of the Cor.
Oner's Jury-Thc carp Parfy-New Ma.
sonic Hall.
Tucson, March 221.-The Coroner's jury,
who were impaneled in the case of the assas.
sination of Frank Stillwell, returned a YER
dict that he came to his death from shots
fired by Wyatt and Warren Earp Doc Hol-
liday, Texas Jack, alias johnson, and Nc.
Masters.
Intelligence received tonight says that the
carp party are at Benson. 1t is thought by
many that they will arrive here tonight,
either to surrender to the authorities or make
way with Ike Clanton. 1t is now definitely
known that after they killed Stillwell they
searched for Clanton for some time before
leaving Tucson.
men, heavily armed, all wearing gray slouched
hats, were seen on the outskirts Of this city.
Their animals we're jaded. having apparently
travelled a long distance. They are supposed
to be friends cf Stillwell from Tombstone, a
party of whom left that place last night
TIE latest accounts say that Sheriffs PAUL
and Behan are out with an organized force to
take the party.
A strong posse of armed men are organized
here to enforce the law. The Indignation of
the citizens of Tucson is growing more and
more intense. The case of assassination is
now before the Grand Jury, which is in ses-
sion.
The Star of this city and the Tombstone
press condemn the tragedy in strong terms
Tomorrow will undoubtedly develop the real
intention of the fugitives
the new Masonic Hall here will be dedi-
Gated tomorrow with grand ceremonies, and
the Grand Lodge of Arizona will be formed.
Delegations from four Lodges are here.
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BRIEF SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The United States Grand Jury is now
investigating the Gafherer cruelty cases.
Captain Short and police posse Tues
day night raided faro game at Whites,
on Third street. They battered in the
door and captured three gamblers and the
layout.
James O'Neil, prisoner, has been re.
ceived from the Consult General of the
United States at Kanagawa, Japan, and
sentenced to the San Quentin Prison for
manslaughter.
The case of Philip Cohn against the Cen.
trail Pacific Railroad Company has been
tried before jury. The action was to re.
cover S., 600 damages, alleged to have
been sustained for being elected from the
cars. The jury returned the plaintiff a
verdict for $404 damages.
A few nights since, two men entered
Henry Vorath's grocery, on the corner of
Point Lobos and johnson avenues, and,
after calling for beer, presented their re-
volvers at Vorath's head, with q request
that he throw up his hands or take dose
of lead. Vorath screamed, and the rob.
bers thinking that his cries would alarm
the neighbors, left suddenly, and have not
been seen since.
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PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

1t is reported that 1852 women are en-.
gagged in farming in Indiana.
When sprigs of royal families get mar.
Courier.
The wife of United States Senator says
that her bill for flowers during the season
is 81, 900.
1t cost Boston s3s. 600 to pay for the
wine-suppers, cigars and carriage rides OF
the Common Council last yesr.
A contemporary suggests that Die
Lewis lives, but a multitude of people who
practiced what he preached are dead
Senator Bayard will deliver an address
at Dartmouth College June 9th, the cen.
tennary of Daniel Webster's graduation.
Boys will be boys. The sors of the
Prince of Wales have had their arms
tatooed in Japan with storks and dragon.
A gale at Erie, Pa, uprooted tree on
Presque Isle AID exposed the skeletons of
James Bird and Edward Rankin, who were
shot on board the Niagara for desertion in
the war of 1872.
The bridge between New York and
Brooklyn will be open for passenger traffic
next Christmas. Latest estimates say that
the cost of this mammoth structure will
amount to over 81, 800 per foot, or total
of Sl4, 939, 500.
The Phi Chi Society of Troy have de.
cided that success in life does not depend
upon luck. The Phi Chi Society may be
right; at the same time we have known
luck to give mighty sight of help New
York Commercial.
81 don't mind the pi.anner much. "
said fond but perplexed mother recently,
"but whenE Marier gets 10 sallyin' around
in front of the lookin; glass and disputin'
in French with her own shadder, it makes
me right nervous"
A Saginaw man Thursday pleaded guilty
to driving his horse faster than six miles
an hour, and paid five dollars fine. That
puts us in mind of another Saginaw man
who drove what he considered fast horse,
and one day he got friend to complain
on him for fast driving, and then
pleaded guilty and paid the fine. Being
asked why he did that, he said that it
would add 500 to the value of his horse
to have it reported that he was arrested
for fast driving. Well, the fact is was
afraid it couldn't be proved by anybody. "
-[Saginaw Courier.
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States District Court on behalf of five Chi
nese women who are detained on board the
steamship AMER Head, came up for hearing
before Judge Hoffman this morning. The
women not being present in Court, the matter
was continued for hearing until tomorrow
morning. Captain Roper, Master of the
AMER Head, stated that he had positive or
ders from the Collector of the Port to detain
the women on board his vessel, and being a
British subject he did not know what right
he had to transport prisoners from the water
front to the Courtroom withsut Court orders
to do so, therefore he had left the women on
board. The necessary order to produces the
women in Court was then made out.
Let on with a FIve.Dollar Fine.
SAN Francisco, March 22d-The case of
one of the violstors of the Sunday law was
tried in the Police Court to-day. The culprit
was not Q member of the Lsague of Freedom,
and to save trouble and expense pleaded
guilty, and was let off with s. fine.
Suicide Identified.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 22d.-The woman
who committed suicide at the Sanitarium
Baths to-day has been identified as Mrs.
Margaret Rabjohn. No cause is assigned for
the act.
Settled and Dismissed.
SAN Francisco, March 22d.-The case of
1uOtuaS UTdHAm W.. Tue OOutnern racine
Railroad Company, an action to recover
$40 600 damages for having caused the death
of his young son Martin, was To- day settled
and dismissed in Department Two.
Republican Meetings-Water Rates.
SAN Francisco. March 22d Meetings were
held this evening by the Eighth, Tenth,
Eleventh and Thirteenth Ward Republican
Clubs, at which reports of committees were
received and officers elected.
At special meeting held this afternoon,
for the purpose of fixing water rates, by the
Board of Supervisors, a resolution was adopt
ed unanimously to the effect that the Board
will not fix rates to be paid or collected for
any water furnished in cases of FIRE, or for the
irrigation Of public squares or parks, sprink.
ling of streets, flushing of sewers, or for any
municipal purpose for which the public au.
thorities may demand the same, except "fam.
lily uses," for the reason that it is the duty
of the Spring Valley Water Works to furnish
water therefor free Of charge, and the Com
nittee on Water and Water Supplies are
directed to prepare and present to this Board
an ordinance drawn accordingly.
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SAN Francisco, March 22d.-About GOO
violators of the Sunday law. for whom war.
rants have been issued, presented themselves
in Q body at the old City Hall to-day, accom-
panied by their bondsmen. They were
served with warrants, furnished their bonds
and were discharged from custody. 1t is
probable that owing to the number of cases
on the Police Court Gockets their trials will
90 over in body for Q month but an at.
tempt will be made to try the cases daily in
each Police Court.
Determined Suicide of an Unknown
woman.
SAN Francisco, March 22d.-A woman,
whose name has not been ascertained, this
from the effect of carbOlic acid, taken, it is
the Sanitarium Baths, at the foot of Powell
took a bath. After coming from the water,
that she was going to commit suicide. Soon
q precarious condition. She was given
whisky. and an effort was made to save her
life. These efforts were of no avail, and she
tai. where an empty bottle labeled "carbolic
acid was found on her person. The stomach
pump was at once applied, and for about two
her life, but she died at noon, and the body
was taken to the Morgue.
The Chinese wemen.oa the Apjer Head
San FaAScIsco, March 22d.-The matter
Of the hAbeas corpus sued out OF the United
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Boy Killed by a Cougar,

PORTLAND, March 221.--Gussie Graves, a
sky year-old child. stepsen of W. J. Magsop,
living six miles from Kalams, was terribly
maugled by cougar yesterday afternoon,
from the effects of which he died this morn
ing. The little fellow was few rods from
home, when his screams attracted the atten-
ton of the inmates, who rushed out, their
presence soaring the animal away. Both eyes
were torn out, the scalp torn off and the skull
fractured in three places. The boy fingered
in intense agony twelve hours.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Advices from Victoria.

VICTORIA, March 22i.-Petitions for the
passage of Sunday law are pouring into the
Legislature.
The bill to allow California syndicate to
build line of railway from Seymour Mar
rows will come before the House tomorrow.
The distance is about 1f4 miles, and the road
will run through country which has been
proved to have vast bed Of bituminous and
anthracite coal and magnetic iron. The
company clsim to have given ample security
to the Dominion Government to build the
road to Seymour Narrows in eight years.
They ask no money subscription, being con.
tent to secure the land.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD. UNION.
DOMESTIC NEWS.


The Interior Portfolio.
DENVER (Col) March 22d.-Private dis
patches from Senator Teller to his friends
here state positively that the Senator will be
appointed Secretary of the Interior to-day.
His friends say Arthur offered him the place
some time ago, but he then desired to be his
own successor in the Senate. He has now
become persuaded that the Senatorial fight
will be too hot and has consented to accept
the Interior portfolio.
Killed with q Brtckbat.
CHICAGO, March 22j.-The Inter Oceans
Sumner I'll. special says Thomas Davis,
of Petty township, aged 65. died to-day from
fracture of the skull, produced by brick.
bat thrown by Captain T. G. Davis, e vet
ersn OF the war. The latter is held in S25,-
600 bail. Both men are well krewn and re-
spectacle. Captain Davi, married a niece of
Speaker Kiefer.
Women Allowed 70 Practice as Attorneys.
BosroN, March 22l The House has
passed bill permitting women to practice as
a rneys at law.
Lockout OF Employees.
LAWRENCE Mass J. March 22i.-The Pa
ci6c Mills closed last night, and is lockout
Of ], 300 employees.
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The Brutal Mate of the Queenstown Held
to Answer.

Los ANGELES, March 22d.-The examina-
tion in the case of mate Mcdonald, of the
ship Queenstown, on charge of cruelty beat
ing and otherwise abusing seamen Andrew
Dahl, Louis Williams aud Henry Clemens,
was concluded before Commissioner Lee to.
day. In default of 81. 600 bail in each case,
Mcdonald was taken to San Francisco this
evening by Marshal Poo.e, to await the ac.
tion of the United States Grand Jury. A
pet mode of torture was to tramp on the
bare feet of his victims with his heavy boots,
bruisipg and lacerating them painfully.
Williams was 30 fearfully abused that he lost
his eyesight for four days.
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OREGON.
Mistaken for a Peer and shet.


OAKLAND, March 221.-William Hen
bricks, aged IL, while hunting Yesterday with
james Clarke, neighbor and friend, in
Shoe String valley, Douglas county, was
mistaken by his companion for deer and
shot through the body. He died to-day.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ChiIe's Conditions Of Peac,

PANAMA, March 1lth.-A Chilean official
paper has published the protocol between
Trescott and the Chilean Government AL
though it appears without signatures, it is
considered authentic. Chile declares that she
meant no offense to the United States by the
arrest of Calderon, but declares that she will
not treat with Senior Calderon. and will make
peace only on the following conditions: The
cession of Tarapaca in perpetuity, the~occu-
patton of Peru as far as Mcqutqua until an
indemnity of $40, 600. 600 is paid, and possess
sion of half of the guano islands Of Peru.
A Gunpowder Plot.
DUBLIN, March 221-Last evening c&nis-
ter of powder was dropped into house where
several detectives were living. Much damage
was done to the property by the explosion,
but nobody was injured.
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THE Deputy Marshal of Wyandotte, Kan
sas, G. Patterson, says he has had the rheu-
matism off and on all his life, and never
found anything to benefit him until ne tried
st. Jacobs Oil, which always relieves him at
once.
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A COW at Vicksburg ran her tongue
through 8 lattice-work, when an unneigh.
borly mule made snap and bit off four
inches of it.
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CHICO, March 22i.-Sheriff Sprague, &C.
companied by his deputy and the Tax Collec.
tor Of Butte county, made their appearance
in town early this morning, and proceeded to
the depot to await the arrival of the freight
train, on the arrival of which the Sheriff
boarded her and attached the engine, cars and
caboose, on o writ of attachment issued by
Butte county against the Central Pacific
Railroad Company for delinquent taxes
Upon notification of the service, Assistant
General Superintendent Fillmore ordered the
agent here to give bond of any amount re-
quired by the Sheriff. which was given to the
amount of s25, 1000, and the train allowed to
go on its way.
Defiance OF the sunday Law-RaiIroad
Taxes.
NEVADA, March 22d.-The League of
Freedom held meeting this afte rnoon, at
which it was decided that the members keep
open their places of business on Sunday next.
When the property of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company in this county was offered
for sale to-day for delinquent taxes there were
no bidders. The Tax Collector had been in
structed by the State Board of Equalization
to offer the property for sale at such time
as there were apt to be no bidders from the
outside. so that it would revert back to the
State.
SUNDAY Law ViOlat0r Convicted.
GILRor, March 22d.-Ths first case under
the Sunday law was tried to-day by jury,
and resulted in conviction. The charge was
for selling liquors.
The Riverside Citrus Fair.
RIVERSIDE, March 22d.-The Citrus Fair
opened at o'clock. It is the finest display
of citrus fruits ever made in the State. The
new pavilion is filed with fruit, and strangers
are arriving every hour.
lSECOND DISPATCH.l
RIVERSIDE, March 22d.-The fair is now
in full blast. Five tables, sixty. Eve feet long,
not being sufficient to hold the display Of
citrus fruits, tables have been built on the
stage. San Diego, San Gabriel and Pasa-
dena make good showings. Mcpherson. of
Orange, has a magnificent display of raisins.
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EpW. oApWALADER.

OFFICE, CORNER THIRD AND STREETS
" residence, corner Tenth and N streets. SacrA
mento, Cal.
Notary Public.
United States Commissioner.
Commissioner Of Deeds for the States and Terri
tories, and Conveyanoer. Particular attention pal,
70 taking depostiois.
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills. Leases, Contracts, etc.
drawn ard acknowled9 d fe-o-H
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FAITH must be backed up BY works: Have
faith. TO try Kidney. Wort. and it VIII DO the
work.
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RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.

The Gntfn PeFcha and Kubber Manu1act.
uring OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Rubber Goo6s
OF every description Patentees OF the celebrated
"Maitese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets. J. W. Taylor, Manager.
Davis q Kellogg Pioneer Manufacturers Of Cars
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats, Covers, etc. Importers
and Dealers in Rubber Boots and Wo0len Goods.
No. 81 California street
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sTAT1oNERS, PRINTERS ETC.
II. 8. Crockcr & CO.-Importing and Manuf.ct.
urng Stationers. Printers and Lithographers, Nos
2l5, 2l7 and 2l0 Bush street, above Sansome.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Riverside Citrus Fair-sunday Law vlo-
latOr COnvicted-Freight Train Captured
by n sheriH-Sunday Law Wanted at
victOria-Boy Killed In Mistake for a
Deer-Efc.
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HATS,

Hermann, The Ha:ter-Ne. 1886 Z sarny street,
near Pine. The finest hats at the lowest prices.
Factory No. IL Belden street.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RBooRD-usIos.l
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CampPs Original Italian Restaurant has
reopened under the management OF n. Giamboni,
Campi's former partner. Nos. 531 and 533 Clay
st., near Montgomery. Everything first-class.
swain's Fstuily Bakery and Dining
Saloon-No. 636 Market street. Wedding cakes,
ice cream oysters, iellies, ETC.. constantly on hand
Families supplied.
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WHOLESALE GRcCERS.

"A3O6Ho1A16 S1tO O6xNos
Wellman, Peck q Co.-Importers and Whole
sale Grocers and Dealers In Tobacco and Cigars
Nos. 126 to 1872 Man xet, and No. % California
Taber, Harker & CO.-Importers and Wholesale
Grocers, Nos los and ITO California street.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The Sunday Law Cases Suicide OF a
W0BaaR-The Water Quesii0n-Repub.
Mcan Club MeetiDgs-suit for Damages
Settled-Etc.

ESPECIAL DI.PArcBEs To THE REcoRD-uSIoN.l
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Union HOTE

- Cal. Rooms, so cents and 81 per day. Special
ratee by the month Billiards, choice liquors and
cigars Hotlunch daily from IL A. NJ. till 2 ?. N.
W. o. (''JOE y BOWERS,
fe1-4p1m Proprietor.