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FOREIGN NEWS.
AdYIces from EsYnf.

ALEXANDRIA, September 2Ist - Several
fresh arrests we're made to-day. Among the
persons arrested is said to be Gaudeal, Pfefect
of Police at Alsxandris on the day of The
frs. massacre. He has been placed in irons.
CoEsTAHTENoPLE. Septemb,r DIST. - The
ambassadors express confidence in the policy
of England in regard to Egypt, and advise
the Porte to act in accord with her.
CAIRO, September 2lat.-The garrison at
Damietta refuse to surrender.
PoKT SAID, September 2lst.-Fors Chem.
ilei has surrendered. The garrison was found
to consist of Only eighty men, the remainder
OF the force having gone to Damietta last
evening.
MALTA, September 2lst. Commander
R1wson. specially promoted for bravery at
Telel- kebir, has died Of his wounds.
CAIRO. September 2lst-About $500 900
vas tssen from the treasury by Arab Pasha.
Fighter thousand pounds has been discoy-
cred at the War Office. Deficits are probable
also in the Department Of the Interior.
ROME. September 21ss.-Ths Court-marsial
condemned Lieutenant Paolucci, who deserted
to serve with Arab Pasha. to two years i'm
prisonment and dismissal from the service.
ALEXANDRIA, September 2lst General
Wood and Admiral Dowell will move stimuli
saneously upon Damietta early to. morrow
and demand its surrender.
Chinese Labor Denounced.
LONDON, September 2Is.-A meeting CON-
vened by Democratic faction ives held here
last evening to discuss the proposed intro
duc.ion of Chinese labor iaio Great Britain.
A motion clliiny on the Government to frame
measure to prevent such Importation of
Chinese was adopted Mr.. Parr. of San
Francisco. ssid that If the Chinese came to
Gseat Britain the English WORKINGS might
as wei go aud die.
Last Of the Suspects.
DUBLIN, September 2lss Thu lad. Of tbs
suspects have been relsas, d from Kilhaipham
Jail
Imposinz 0bsequies.
OxEoR9, September 2ist -Gladstone was
q psll bearer st The funaral of Or. Pusey,
and Cardinal Newman wslksf b!side the
cofia. Bishop Mack1rkness, Dssa Liddel
and Cauon Liddon r. Iu1rIa at the ssry:as-
The aags Of the half ;s,;isst. All
me o's2ftaries of the pniyersity were pres.
- The Emperor NJ Moscow.
scow, September 2lst.-Tae Vii. of the
In yeror was owing 20 e desire to view the
exhibition. The Emperor expressas tharks
ioFs' his cordial welcome and the u,any assur.
Ages of loyalty.
A Town in Flames.
- Moscow, September 21st-The town Of
Tashia hiss been in flames fer two day..
The Tyroiean Floods.
,NIEnsA, September 2lss.-Twesly six DO.
dies have been recovered in the flooded dis.
Eicts of Tyrol. The towns Of Innicheu,
Eillen. Toblach and Wellesburg are entirely
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destroyed. Houses are falling hourly. The
Emperor ordered four detachments of pen
TONERS and engineers to the distressed pro-
vince to repair damages. The railways In
several parts of the provinces have not been
in running order for a month. The rainfall
continues.
The Austrian Conspiracy.
TRIESTE. September 2lst.-Overdank and
twents youag men, for the most part desert
ers from the army, drew lots as TO who would
throw bombs at Emperor Francis Joseph dur
ing his reception here. Overdank has ST.
tempted suicide. A Russian at Kief pre-.
pared the bombs. The police of Vienna are
making domiciliary visits.
stanley's work.
PARIS September 2lst.-Stanley pene.
trated 800 miles beyond Vivi, and estab-
lished Is trading stations between Vivi snd
Roki, Africa.
Cable RestOred-Stanley, the Explorer.
LONDON, September Plat. The Anglo.
American cable of 1869 has been restored.
Stanley, the African explorer, has arrived
at Lisbon.
Attempted Massacre Frustrated.
CATTARo, September 2lst-The leaders of
the Albanian League at Scutari, having re-
solved TO massacre and rob the richest Christ.
lans, including the English Consul, two of
the Hull tribes marched to Scutari and pre-.
vented the massacre. The Consuls have
asked that the garrison at Seutari be rein.
forced.
To be Investigated.
TORONTO, September 21st.-The Dominion
Government will investigate the loss of the
steamer Asia.
steamboat Boiler Explosion.
LAcHISE (Ont.), September Dist. = The
boi er of the ferry steamer Richelieu ex-
pioded this morning aud killed Duquette, the
pilot, James Richardson and Perseus Amiot,
of Chsteauqusy, farmers Duqustte, son of
the pilot, is missing, and is supposed 20 have
been blown overheard. Several passengers
were severely scalaed by the steam.
A Duel to the Death.
New YORK. September OLA. M.-The
Heratd's st Petersburg special says: Lieu
tenant S:alehine was killed yesterday
duel with pistols at fifteen PAGES By Captain
Prince SSskowskoi. Three officers and
Count Sc!ahu5, son of the historian of the
Turco-Russian war, lately deceased were the
witnesses. The meeting took place at Par.-
erow.s few miles from st. Petersburg. Ska.
kowskoi fell at the first shot, slightly wound
ed in the side, but the ball which he fred in
falling mortally wounded Stalshine. The
caase of the duel was a long-ssauding enmjty
which lad lately broken out afresh.
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SECOND EDITION.

A second edition Of the REooRD-UMoz is issued
each Jay at P. ". bringing the Eastern and coast
news up to tina; hour. BY this arrangement tn
RECORD Union will present the latest news obtain
able at all points east and north Of Sacramento.
The regular morning edition Of the RECORD. IJSros
is carried By morning Trains, and Is ahead of all
competitors far north as Chico on the California
and Oregon Railroad; west to Bencia, and south TO
Stockton, and east TO Colfax, Folsom and Placer
lille AID ali intermediate places The second edition
natter viii be found each day upon the third nnes
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TIE STATE TAI LEVY.

The completion of the State Tax levy
disclosss vey unsatisfactory state of
affairs. There y : falling off from the az.
gregase valuation of last gear, amounting
to over s5l. Opo, 600. OF this large de-
crease more tl.au S2O,O0o,O00 occurs in
San Francisco. Sacramento has fallen off
seven per cent, and San Francisco ct the
same rate. There is a very large decrease
in the hydraulic mining counties. growing
out of the debris litigation, and much
smaller bnt still considerable diminEtjon in
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A Doubtful
Compliment.

An Eastern Baking Powder Com
pany has the etfrOntery to adVer.
tis6 its production as a {" Competi-
tor" Of the NEW ENGLAND
BAKINGP0WDER-h hoping,
we presume, to impress consumers
with the idea that it is an open
question as to which is entitled to
the position Of superiority.
Any such competition is posi-
lively diGClaimGd so far as The
NE W ENGLAND BAKING
POWDER is concerned, which
recognizes as competitors only
those wholly composed Of Pure
Cream Of Tartar and Bi-carbonate
of Soda.
The pFOpriGtOrS of the NEW
ENGLAND BAKING POW
DER deny that powders drugged
with ammonia or loaded with
starch, as well as those containing
alum or tartariG aGid-all of
which are of another class en-
tlrely-Gan in any way be re-
garded as competitors.
CalifOrnia1S now knew what a
Baking Powder should be made of,
and will not hereafter accept re-
presentations of any manufacturer
unless be states openly what it is
composed Of and ALL it contains.
Ambiguous stats mentS will no
longer answer the demands of con-
Sum0rS. There is no secret about
the NEW ENGLAND BAK-
ING POWDER. 1t is COM
posed of two ingredients only,
What are the ingredients of the
Powder which these Eastern man
ufaGturarS aspire to offer as a
competitor OF the NEW EN-
GLAND
NEWTON BROS. eco,
SAN FRANCISCO,
SD 3tisFMW
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The HARVEST MooN.-In September
the Boop fllR on the 9th at 1926 A. NJ.
1t is the beautiful hsryest moon, and pos
sesses special claim to distinction foT,
owing to the position of the elliptic In re.
gard TO the equator at this season, the moon
rises for several consecutive nights with
only comparatively small interval be-
tween the successive rises. The short
autumnal days seem thus to be prolonged
by the floods of silvery light, that aake
the night beautiful in the day. In olden
times, when man was nearer to nature, the
harvest Ihoor was considered direct in
terposition of Providence TO assist the hua.
bandman in gathering in the hsrvss... III
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PERSONALS.

Wah- bun. an. kee, Canadian chief, has
gone to England on busir ess for his tribe,
and attracts great attention. He shows
the noble Briton the tomahawk once WELD.
ed by Tecumseb, and the noble Briton be.
lieves in the identity of the Ratchet.
The Princess of Wales does not let her
charitable heart grow cold and exclusive
on Sundays. On recent Sunday che and
her daughters attended the chilirens
flower service at Berkeley Chapel, May.
fair, and then, laden with flowers and
fruit, she went to the Children's Hospital
and distributed her gifts among the pa.
tients.
There is an interesting case of relation.
ship in the imperial family of Germany.
The young Princess Fedora, of SAKE.
Meiningen, daughter of the hereditary
Prince Bernhard and his wife Charlotte,
the latter being daughter of the German
Crown Prince-nameiy Empress Augusta
of Germany, Queen Victoria of England,
Duchess Marie of SAKE. Meiningen, and
Princess Marianne of the Netherlands,
widow OF the late Prince Albrecht Of
Prussia.
Midhat Pasha leads monotonous life
for 80 active and vivacious a political
schemer, in the prison of Taiffa, near Nee.
| Ca In addition TO the Jail attendants he
has until lately been allowed to see oaiy
the Sherif of Mecca, who comes every four
weeks to yisi. him and report his coalition
to the Sultan. Now, however he is al.
lowed daily to meet number OF children,
to whom he gives instruction il the Koran,
which with few other religious boots con.
s.itgses his entire reading 1t is said that
the pnsoPef has entered upon his duty as
relgl1ds instructor of youth with great
Ssesst AID earnestness.
One Of the most notable decorations worn
at the recent christening of the youngest
heir to the German throne was the Order
Of the Golden Fleece, which cleaned upon
the breast of Prince Frederick Charles.
specimens of this decoration
made nowadays. the old ones being handed
down from knight to Knight, the name of
each successive owner being engraved on
one of the links. SO it happened, by
strange freak of fate, that Prince Freder.
lex Charles, the Red Prince, liberal.
minded but earnest Protestant, wexrs the
very chain once bestowed by Philip II.
upon tina. stern and relentless prosecutor
of heret;cs, the Dake Of Alba.
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10 The PUBLIC OF SACRAMENTO,

ENCOURAGED BY THE SUCCESS OF THE
IL first series OF the Gernania Building and
Loan Association, which has netted l5} per cent
and the Directors having also been requested by
numerous parties to commence new series it has
therefore been resolved to start the third series
BY the aid OF the Association many q mechanic
has been enabled to procure himself a home At hut
very little more than he would actually have had to
pay for rent.
The rate of interest to borrowers shall be 10 per
cent; per annum, the Society paying all taxes,
which is virtually oaning the money at per cent
per amman.
The subscription list of the third series now laws
open at the office of the Association No 1905 Fourth
street. All those desiring avail themselves of
the opportunity of subscribing. The payments Of
the third series commence from the third Monday
in October, 1SS2. c. WEISEI. President
IL. J. GoETuE Secretary s99 lot
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Tue Colusa Sun, discussing the railroad question,
says At first glance the seventh plank in the
Republican platform would seem to be about the
right thing but the who has pledged hihlself to
put 1t into practical operation will find himself in
many Close corners. les vsgueness as to what is
reasonable would be his only safeguard against
certain failure, and that word reasonable may,
like rubber band, be stretched to almost any re-
quired length. There is room for vast difference
OF opinion to where the reasonable ends and
The unreasonable begins"
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FouR German expeditions viii soon leave Ham,
burg for America to observe the transit of Venus.
o-ng destined for different points of view on the
Northern and Southern continents Zach party
viii consist of two astronomers, student and an
assistant The points Of observation allotted to the
Germans are in Connecticut, South Carolina, Costs
Rica and the Straits Of Msgs Ian.
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50 DETERMINED are the Colusa people TO have
raslroad built from their town 80 Williams, that the
fever has seized upon the young women OF the town.
and .aey have organized a society to further the
movement. They propose not only to raise money
to aid the projected roa' but TO say to the young
men of The place, Here, boys, you take stock in
the rsiispad, n we viii take no stocA ia you"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

Officers and Members of Clubx y
Knights of sherwood Forest will meet at the ~
office of DR.. Chas. Pinkham corner Seventh CT
and streets, THIS friday EVENING, ~
September 22d, at O'Clock This being eo>
Uniformed Rank OF the Ancient Order of For sters
all members of the der in good standing are in.
vited 70 attend this meeting
L. B. HARMON, President
K. n MCLENNAN Sec etarr 90 II
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Tbs latest product Of American enterprise" is
the " marriage aid associations" which are Is
peoisly numerous ia the South. nine of these pre-
cous swindiGs beng advertised 10 one issue of
Nashville paper. Private circulars promise 90 per
cent commission 10 agents, and it wouldn't take
long 70 calculate how much would be left for the
bitten after the biters had taken all they wanted.
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TaE great moving propositions up in Washington
Territory now are the annexation If Northern Idaho
and the erection OF Washington Territory into
State when enlarged by the proposed extension of
her geographical limits.
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HOME AND ABROAD.

State Political Convex lions Oklahama
PAYNE Safely CHARTERED Races Post.
pOned by Rhn-The Labor Situation
Nominations for Congress Failure of
Prominent New York Rrokers-Items OF
Foreign News-Eic.
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VICTOR HCse has become 90 deaf that he cannot
enjoy conversation. But then there is some mkt
of good with the sfiiction--he has bores at an
advantage
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TiR San Diego Union has catered upon its twenty.
fourth volume and fftsen;h year. It is reliable
local daily. and we hope it may live to celebrate its
hundredth anniversary and as many more as
desires
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EBPUBLICAN
County Central Committee,

NNHE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COM
nittee will eet ar Rhoads & Towus send
House, MONDAY EVENING, September 25th, at 7
O'CLOCK Candidates on the Republican Ticket are
requested to be present, important business will
De transacted JOHN RIDER, Chairman
A. j. RHoADs, Secretary s9atd
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a PROMINENT Philadelphia dry goods firm has de-
vscd an ingenious way of advertising its goods 1t
has devoted an entire column in daily newspaper
10 an invitation TO strangers passing through the
city 10 make that store e tsEryng place, aTording
chem eonTenences for leaving their hand bags and
parcels, and furnishing checks for the same and in
this way providing free resting place for strangee
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The death is announced, at the age of rs,
of Joseph Aloysius Hanson, the inventor
of the famous cabs that bear his name, and
8 prominent architect Of London.
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THE Chico Record says only pop gun warfare
is waged against General Stonemah.' Maybe that
is the only kind the game is worth
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THE great grandson If the author OF Robinsou
Crusoe" is in INDECENT circumstances, and penny
subscription is 70 be started for his relief
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GENERAL NOTICES.
One Moment ,

Vhc nOment.
Are YOU suffering from any aimeutf Have you
any cores about you? Is your nervous system
shattered? Have you pain anywhere? II any or
All OF these troubles affict you do not delay Pro.
cure BRlsTOL'S PILLS AND SARsAPARILLA .
In them you will be sure and find speedy relief
salt
Fierce Eros, corner or Eleventh and J
streets, VIII make specially Of Poultry for Fair
week. Our yard is a'ways stocked with the finest
Hens and Chickens Dressed at short notice. s9-lm
FOR tue Ladses.-Please ask your ply.
sician hi- opinion Of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WISE, PEPSIN AND CALISAYA BARK combined
az Tonic ana Cure of Dyspepsia N Indigestion II
satisfactory, Try HALLS PEP5IN WINE BITTERs
au24-6m
fchl Ban, San Francisco, doubled I'm
size. Is the largest Japanese sale exhbtio, IN se
world. SHAf10vd1 q fLa1o 7ssEn export their
printing inks TO Japan, receive Japanese goods In
return, and this Is why fchi Ban survives on low
prices- Logical, isn't itf Wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch Of retail country trade jy4
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TITLES PERFECT.

TERMS OF SALE-A deposit Of ten ner oen,
payable on day Of sale, in cash or approved check
and the balance on confirmation Of sales and deiv
cry of deeds.
For particulars apply to L. D. sANBORN, Admin.
istrator OF the Estate Of G. W. Colby. deceased a,
Benicia, Cal, or to the Grangers Bank. San Fran
cisco, or FASTON & ELDRIDGE.
SEW Auctioreers, San Francisco.
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ON SATURDAY, oCTOBER 7, 1882, kTip.M.
In front of the Court house, at
MARTINEZ, C0NTRAC0sTAC COUNTY. CAL.

HN IL.
PROPERTY TO BE SOLD:
Frst-The west half of the Tract known ss the Gov
eminent Ranch, comprising about ,25s acres, TO.
gether with the Undivided Half of the Hastings A
frisbie Swamp Land District No ia containing
about ,sl2 acres, lying adjacent to said Ranch
ano subject TO agreement OF record, by which said
swamp lands are to be divided SO as TO give each
owner the part lying adiacent to the uplands.
81 All the above lands to be sold in one body.
Second-Aso the southeast quarter of section s. and
the northwest quarter of section 9, In township 2
north, range west, Mount Diabl1 meridian, con.
tanning about 1888 acres, and known as the Bird
Ranch.
Farm Buildings ON Both
Tracts.
Said uplancs are first class Wheat Lands and said
swamp lands are first class Pssturage and Garden
Lands Upon said Government Ranch is situated
Avon Station OF the San Pablo and Tulare Railroad
only 81 miles distant from Martinez
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD ONION.
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OMAHA, September 21st-The Republican
State Convention this mcrping nominated
Hon. James w. Dawes, Of Crete. for Gov.
ernor; 4. W. Age, Of Hamilton county, for
Lieutenant- Goyernor; Z P. Roggen, of Ian.
cAsser, for Secretary OF State; John Wal.
lichs. Auditor: W. W. w. Jones, Superin.
teadent of Public Instruction Glen Kendall,
Commissioner of Public Lands and Build
iogs.
Nominated for Congress-.
MILWAUKEE. September 9tst.--The Trades
Assembly have nominated George 3. Good.
win for Congress.
MIsYEAPoLIs, September Dist. - Judge
Thomas wilson, of Winona, has writer a
letter declining to stand as the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the First District.
He was nominsted tgo weeks ago
Dover IN. II J, September 2lst-The Re-
publicans 1t the FRS. District have nemi-
mated Martin A. Haines fos Congress.
SyINA iAla J, September 21st.-The dis
satisfied colorsd Republicans Of the Fourth
Congressional District have requested Geo.
II. Craig tRhi.e), the nouirse Of the regular
Convention, t. reeign in the interest of har.
mony, and nominate Merit A. Howsse fcoi.
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This Bank has special facilities for
..oing all kinds Of banking business.
au4 is2mMwF&sw2m1auW
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-12-15

A BEAUTIFUL INCIDENTAL man lind
vigor and with mary engaging social quail
tiles, found woman VITO, approaching
his worth, was willing to ctsJ in her lot
with him and become his wife. Several
bright, beautiful children bee 4me theirs,
who tenderly and equally loved both their
parents.
An eminent French surgeon. while in
this country, called upon them. and OK
aiming the blind m IN with much inter-
est and care, said to him:
your blindness is wholly artificial;
your eyes are naturally gond, and could I
have operated on them twenty years ago,
I think could have given you sight. 1t
is barely possible tn t can do it now,
though it will cause you much pain"
IL can bear that" was the reply, 80 you
enable me to see.''
The surgeon operated upon him. aud
was gradually successful; first there were
faint qlimmerinus of light, then more dis
tinct vision. The blind father was hand
ed rose; he had snelt one before, but had
never seen Ole; then he l'oked upon the
face of his wife, who had been SO true and
faithful to him; and then his children
were brought. whom he had so often toni-
led. and whose charming prattle had so
frequently fallen upon his ears.
He then exclaimed: "Oh, why have l
not seen all these things before inquirlng
for the man by whose skill have been en-
abled to behold them! Show me the doc
tor.' And when he was pointed out to
nim he embraced him wi b tears of gIati-
tude and joy.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-12-15

Only A NICKEL.-It is not generally
known that we have in the nickel fve-cent
piece of our coinage key to the tables of
linear weights and measures. The diane
ter OF the nickel is two centimeters and its
weight Is five grammes. Five Of them
placed in row ill, of course, give the
length Of the d cimeter, and two of them
will weigh decagramme. As the kiloli-
ter Is cubic meter. the key to the meas
ule of length is alse the key to the meas
ures of capacity. Any person, therefore.
VINO is fortunate enough to own a fve.cent
nickel my carry in his pocket the entire
metric system uf weights and measures.
We give key to the above in English
measure. The meter is exual to 80 1868
American 1. c5es, the centilneter is 50 one
hundredths of an inch. The aramme
weighs Is 433 grains avoirdupois.