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LOUIS BLANC.

Louis Blanc was journalist, historian
and politician combination Of occupa.
tions only not uncommon in France. 1t
was the irony Of Fate to make him the
agent OF the removal of the prohibition
which kept the Bonaparts family out of
France. Like the fisherman in the ARA.
ban Nights who opened the bottle in
which the genie vas imprisoned, poor
Blanc by thi5 messurelet loose tremendous
train Of consequences, from which he him.
self was sharp sufferer. A Republican
of the Republicans, it was his hand that
opened the door for Louis Napoleon that
made possible the coup ddat, the Second
Empire, and the ruin which it brought to
France. And when the genie had been
released, he at once turned upon his liberia
tor and offered him his choice of deaths as
reward for what ne had done. So Louis
Blanc found himself banished from France
by the man to whom he had givea a coun-
try, and throughout the Empire he was com.
PEELED to reside in England. If only he
bad been consistent with his own theories
if only he had refused to advocate that
measure of amnesty for the Bonapartes, how
different the history Of modern Earope
might have been.
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THE HOLIDAY RUMBEa.

In accordance with its annual CUSTOM the RI coRD-
UsIoS holiday nuuk sr will appear the LIST day of
January, 1883 1t Wi,l be a sheet Of unusual size.
1t will cont lin a number OF articles prepared
peciay for il by writer's of the highest ability and
OF broad reputation as scholars and advanced
thinkers. These viii be topics of profoundest in
terest t. the people. 1t will contain statistics Of
the wealth and production of the State, the inan-
cal condition Of the commonwealth. the record II
births, deaths and marriages for 1882, local sta
tistics the current news choice miscellany, market
reports, and special articles of the highes. import
ancc and value to the reader. AL the usual feat
ures OF the regular edition will be retained. The
holiday REcoKD-UsIoS will be found to possess
especial value paper to be sent abroad repre-
sentative Of this city and the State, and will form
the very best medium for business announcements,
it viii have unprecsdentedly large circulation
Special arrar gements are being made to give that
issue the widest distribution gwen any similar
publ .ation More detailed announcements as TO
the specific character and great value OF the papr
VIII be made hereaft II, and in time to enable orders
for extra copies 10 be filed.
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Tns MORGAN MYSTERY.

We published yesterday very interest
lug letter from Messrs. w. L. and A.
Strong, in regard to the Morgan case.
These gentlemen, who were in a position to
know al that ever was known about the
Morgan abduction, chow that the identifi.
cation of the body which was at the time
alleged to have been that of Morgan, was
Tar more complete than has generally been
supposed. Morgan had double teeth all
through both jaws; popularity which
perhaps does not occur orce In million
times. He had had ore of his teeth drawn
shortly bafore his disappearance, and his
wife had kept this tooth. When the BODY
was found, eight or nine months after
wards, it was in go advanced stage Of de-
composition that the features were not re.
oogniz able; but the corpse was found to
have double teeth all through both laws.
and moreover there was gap in them
both which AIorgan's extracted tooth
neatly filled. 1t seems to US that this was
as complete an Identification as was posi-
bic, not only under these, but under any
circumstances. For whereas the features of
face may be altered by death and INNER
zion go that even the nearest relations have
sometimes been misled, it is scarcely con.
ceivable that such circumstance as the
finding of the BODY of another man with
the ssire peculiar teeth, and she came gap
in them, should have occurred. In short,
after that piece of evidence we should say
that reasonable doubt as TO the identity of
the body found, with Morgan, was ont OF
the question.
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ANrEoEY TRoLLoPE.

Anthony Trollope, whose death was an
nounced by telegraph yesterday, was a
novelist OF very great powers. His par.
ticular line was the novel OF modern Eug
fish society, and he had so raIe faculty of
faithful reproduction that his stories are
like Photographic views in their painstaking
minuteness. His works will hereafter be
of even mora Importance than those of au-
thors who are commonly placed far above
him in literary rank, for he has drawn
nineteenth-century society in ell its varied
phases with an unsurpassed fidelity and
truth of color and tone. Whoever wishes
to inform himself concerning English life,
in Parliament, in the huntiug-feii, at the
country seat, must go to Trollopa. Aud it
must further be said that he has succeeded
in reproducing not only the external appear
ances of English society, bat the manners
and the style Of thought and conversation
which prevail there. No author has with
held himself more fastidiously from any
thing approaching the sensational. There
are, indeed, not a few readers who think
his works dull because OF this. Bat in the
analysis OF conduct and the skillful develop
Hent of character, in the subtle evolution
of consequences, in the representation OF
the conventional barriers which so hedge
ab2ut the lives of the English up
per and middle classes, Anthony Troll
loye has no equal. And he has also
created very many real personages. Thus in
"Phineas Finn, Phinesi Redux, >" The
"Prime Minister" Gad "Tae Duke's Chill
"dren," the history, character and do
ings of the Duke OF Onnium and his
family aud connections are portrayed with
skill which constantly invites admira-
ton and sussains interest So also in
"The Warden" Dorchester Towers, +"
and othsr books, the most interesting aud
charming pictures OF clerical life are given
In "The Way We Live Now" we are
introduced to the kind of speculative cpl
demic which ends in financial collapses,
and the suicide of shoddy millionaires like
Baron Grant and others of his type.
Trollope was very hard worker indeed.
He produced enormously, and yet none of
his writing is slovenly or unfinished. His
style is remarkable for its subdued tone,
and the repose which breathes through it.
He is eminently the painter of advanced
social development. His people, his
favori.es at least, are all civilized. Because
of his aversion from the sensational school
he has never made furcre, but his books
have always been highly appreciated, they
belong in the category of the best mod
ern fiction, and they will no doubt take a
higher rank hereafter than they have yet
attained.
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FGEElGN NEWS.
a Burning steamer scatiEed aud su,

Burning steamer scatiied aud Sunk.
CoLLISGwoOD (Cansda) December 7,h.-
TIE afS poEtiou of the steamer Oaeija was
bucned this morning at the dock. Sae was
scut!led and suaE. Insured for $35 Geo.
A Governor E1nIsd by Woman.
BERLIN, December Z IA young woman
lately bauisbCd to Siberia for completely IN a
Nihiiist conspiracy has killed Governor
Trausbaikat.
The Dead journalist.
PARIS, December 7sh.-The Extrcme Left
demand that Louis Blanc have Safe
fun raj. BlanG's will orders a civil buria,
aud bequsaths his librgry TO the city of Paris.
Death of Anthony TrolIope.
LONDON, December 7th-Anthony Troll
lope ia dead. He suffered frem congestion of
the lungs and f4ilure Of the action of the
heart.
The BoouifBs Seine,
PARIS, December 7sh.-Back of the Jardin
des Plants the water is over three feet deep.
Camps for workingmen are established ia the
Park at Nincennes. Several workshops at
lvry sur-Seine are 4 poted. Two hundred
persons are thrown cut of employment.
Ship Lost CT Sea.
LONDON. December 7sh. = The British
ship Fiona has bsen lost at sea, with all on
board.
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HfEtry Weather Reported The Emma
Bond eatrase-Censress:o Proceed
tnss-Fusther Trouble In Indian Terri
tOry-1he Body snatchsng at PhiIadel-
phia-n Destruction by Fret Next
Rouse Of Representatives. Ger
man Miaers-The KILLING OF Speaker Ty-
son-iiems of Foreign News-Etc.
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GENERAL NOTICES


ur. IA Mars seminal Pills care ali
cases OF Nervous Debility and Physical Prostitution,
such as Loss OF yIgor, Nocturnal Emissions. Impo-
tency aud the many distressing ailments caused by
Jndiscrstion Dissipation and Sef-Ahuse. This peer
less remedy invigorates and builds up the whole
systen, repairs waste and arrests decay. To the
Feeble and iufrm, to the Prematurely Old, aud 20
all who need Health Giving Tonic elixir. DE-. LA
MARS SEMINAL PILLS are confidently recon-
mended Price, q sc per bottle. Sent by mail on
receipt of price, or by express, @. O. D., TO any
address, secure from observation. Address all or
ders to A MoBoYLE s. CO., Druggists, 50i Wssh.
ington street. san Francisco. Postotice Box 1852.
n23m
For ti,e IadIes.-Piease ask yGur ply.
stefan his opinion of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE, PEPSIN AND CALISAYA BARK combined.
as Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion. II
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSlN WINE BfFTERs.
au24-6al
sctt Ban, San Francisco, doubled IN
size is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SAATTUCk s FLETCHER export their
printing inks to japan, receive Japanese goods 10
return, and this ia why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical isn't iti Wholesale and retail
Goods for every branch OF retail country trade jyi
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cuiated to interfere with its complete ex.
haustion of the opportunities which have
been placed within it's reach, not through
any merits of its OWE, but through the de.
merits of it's opponents.
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bapbr, Tbaoter uos b,rnaa l,rt ,;Ls MT .
1870 Las ~; VIC .;Is i8 Wy:,s ne
80 e. L. s'ii ea IL u uiiI1: nan ho
ro;.,hhn,;,'So -. , GU aI I.Is Ssu q
;nr smoU, saHoi i'u'e "eie s'ou su''eu' No'n'
--S was ~
nv. hoNDoN' DsoIlhoer 'sh:Tiae Alhatnora
Lneatel IS Sun burning: ufeaS damage has
zen uole 70 surrounding properly. Inc
wAole .qulP'nehe u the' theassr Was de-
s'f'seu uhinSu'eu'
THIRD DISPATCH.I
JornoN Dscs,,ber ,b-Ei,bt ho-,-o, =,
mated hack Of the Aihambra Tbas,sr e., 81,
burned. Total loss by FIRE. 5000 600.
'"of serious
LoSDof, december oth-A. M;-Ibs prem
Uses OF roster Porter Co. wholesale hosierF,
"ood street, EXTENDING back to Phillip lane,
M "a. ser;nns Ssvo-ai houses on p ~ GeoTus
haas o.r,r,bt - Al 49, n;iIip i@he
narrow !. l. 5i9;cni. fa, tha fr.noan e very
nroacb the hnrn;ng hn;Id;ng, To- - - sp
svtsnd on PhiI;r To- - - n .I1e
strsat Two nph,;c bo,'sa, ara -, 90 S,uuie
aiong the bloze ~" P'sSinE
IN,
LAlhh Inc IRE Is extending Inc ware.
mousse Vi eteT hYlaau' dealer 10 H1wers,
sA""s anu I I,, OF ths iaeSess ware
p 20 isi. oh "o?u s'reeS-s row IN A., fiamss
Du laiiSs siAs eiShs ahe nine on Iai!ilp lane
are also ~, on hfe. ne "hoie city Is iliuunI-
81 ',otin, III oy - eHfiiGS !st o. me
~ a all st,a.. r. Ill, 81 Ni'.iP Lane
'Hu Iau'io s''ee' has i"iieh'
4. o:ou a. N.-lhe hls Is que OF tne iargess
hn;ia;ngs on ,hs ,.hoIa ,n-.hn.-, "a - , IN
strre. ars n-taeJ R1IaDa s,Go - fn1iLie
stroyad Tha o,..ids I'll os E,a,sr So
& Co. q building has lust fallen. sgttirg f;re 70
the houses on the opposite side Of Wood
street. The flames ara ste adj marching on.
Il is stated that Foster, Porter & Co. and p,
Ryland are fully Insured. The Iosses will be
immense.
Srry .-vp ar r
the FIRE C,n.ain SSsu T;sias - a. E.,a 81; ~
a1s bas csIis5 ON. 49,, a. ~ e. -
F;rs Ds,o~tnDs-, ZIG ""oi7 VI 'n7
o. ~,
= w A; N-ins nfe Il on tine opposite side
oi Hooa sI.ee' now. Inc flames are beng
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FRIEND TO FSIENC,

Macaulay's History Of England, fine edition Is
volumes) .............. ..................S4 90
Dickens Complete Works IA vouInes) Il 90
Skeleton in Amor (superbly illustrated. 90
The Arctic World (superbly illus tra.ed). 90
Morocco and It's People (superby illustrated). 90
Coopers Complete Works (32 valum 81 ........32 90
Solomon's Story beautifully il ustrated) 49,. l rs
A large assortment, in price from 81 to $50.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Holiday Gifts F!
or all fhings BOOKS are the most chasic,
beautiful, enduring ana useful
OF gifts.

MO ARTICLE OF PRODUCTION Is BETTER
~ suited for 4 HOLIDAY PRESENT THAN A
GOOD BOOK IL remains through life to remind
the recipient of the donor, I'D IS source OF
Joy both to the eye ard the mind. it increases the
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He 0OIS, FURNISHED o. UNFURNISHED,
Il Q, 10 !e, single suite, at the Clarendon
House. street, between sixth and Seventh. The
house has recently been newly furnished and is
new building throughout IL is in the most desr-
able locality Ia the city, and the most convenient to
the business section Hot and cold water bathz,
and all mo3ern improvements One fine large front
parlor is suitable for tfiice. Fine diniug.roums
are opened in the Clarendon with exceently served
tables. ds.St'
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RELIGIOUS,

itN Z : ~ = SSl.
For Ladies: Purses PortemOnn7iez, Card Cases,
Vases Scissor Cases. Jewel Gases, Satchels Writ
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Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Wo k EoXes,
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Finally, 8ll standard, current, new, elegant and
complete works in Art, Science and Literature, all
Of which will De found in the spacious store Of
v. 4. & G. S. HOughtOn,
Booksellers and Stationers,
6l5 j STREET. SACRAMENTO. CAL.
n.9-islm
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HiIsRaRp AND WEE.

whittier etc, IN cloth, morocco, or free calf, per
volume. ...................SI, 81, IS so, s., SO
THE ENGLISH P1ETS-ln cloth, sheep and
morocco. $50 ~ 90, %, CO ~ a'iu GO
CHRISTMASTIDE, elegantly illustrated; cloth or
morocco acknowledgements and 50
scarlet LSIIeT. elio S4O
Hawthorne's Works complete Is volumes). $40 90
Walter SCOTS Works complete "a volumesl. IA 90
Disraeli's Works, complete III volumes)..... - IS
MacIulay's Essays. complete q voiumes).... 80
George Eliot's Works, complete 90 yolumes) II 80
Irving's Works, comnlete (26 youmes). 80 90
And host of other chlrm'ng works, cheap, elegant
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PARENT TO CHILD.

Walter Cranes series of elegantly Illustrated
Mother Goose Stories. .....................s p
The Beautiful Bodley Books 70
The Superb Zig Tag journeys. 70
The Wide Awake Pleasure Book (bcund) . . co
The Nursery Cbound) ................. rs
The ST. Nicholas (bound) ... .......... 90
tr4ted .......................1 rs
Kate Greenawavs Under the Wind w.. co
Kate Greenaway's Afternoon Tea. ............ l %
And host Of books from / cent to s. /; We can
suit all
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Disastrous Fire In London.

lsrEclAI BY TELEGRAPH TO TUE REcoRD-usroS.l
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rpA-ACEE FARM FOR SALE AT sI,I2l f.xH
AOV Ii use, etc. Very fyorably located So
loot NH lind near iailroad fine p ce for --s--
vineyard. For tern and particulars ina lire OF
CARL STRoBEL, 32l street, Sacramento.
Is G.SsHlt.s
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APT LOVERS

Living Pages from Many Ages Q00 beautiful
illustrations. 30
Longfeows Evangeline, with Darleys Line
~ w
The Dresden Gallery OF Fine Paintings........ so
Beautiful Pictures from the British Art Caller
les... ......-..........-......l 10 90
Great Painters (with over 200 engraypgs) 10 90
Gems of Modern Art (in water coors). 49,. so
Masterpieces of Antique Art 10 60
Dore Salery NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Table Book Of Art zoo ipustratiops( 10 90
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 TIE RzooaD.usrOsl
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Io-EXC &.

"AVISG BOUGHT THE LAUNDRY BUSINESS
4 OF HOP LEE, on K street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth inc uiing furniture horse, wagon
etc. for TIRE Of $40, PREPARED TO do wash
ing ard ironing II class sty and 81 reasonable
rates. All persons having cisinns against said HOP
LEE are hereby Notified 10 present them On Satur-
dsv. Decenbsr l6, lss3, for se.tlemeRt
Is St. All LIE
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LOVERS 10 sWEETkiEHRTS.

Lucille beautifully illustrated. .........S 90
TayloT's Songs of Yesterday (iiluStrated( 49,. 90
Hanging Of the Crane beautifully lustrated) 90
Lady of the Lake Q0O elegant ustratons) s. to SO
Lovers OF Provence beautifully illustrated. 50 90
Farm Ballads beautifully ilustrateD ....... , 90
Farm Festivals beautifully illustrated) 90
Farm Legends .........-. > OO
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LONDON, December 7Ih.-The Royal AL
audisnce had just retired. Within half an
hour the dome fell, and the building sad
neighboripg house were soou gutted. Moth.
inc aaraA
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SECOND DISPATCH.I

LONDON, December 7sh.-The Alhambra
Theater is still burning. Great damage has
been done to surrounding property. The
whole equipment Of the theater was de-
stroYed uninsured
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sWeETHEARTS TO LOVERS.

Lazy Neialulus.' .....S0 "
Coates Fireside Encyclopedia OF Poetry and
Song. s. to $40 90
Bryants Three Great Po-ms ClIustIEted). go. 4 90
Dream Of Fair Womt Observation-Disclosures. 5 90
Yesterdays with Authors. Observation-Disclosures. 3 %
Portrait OF y Lady, by Henry james ......... > 90
Aunt Serena, by the aUt.Or Of One Summer. l %
Mabel Martin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o.
Watch cba GOVT, 30, =.
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fraierBnf eisitEIiOn.-Ih mem.
beIs OF owOsso TTIhe, Nc. 80 Imp o. r. ~e
NJ, are rtquested TO meet at Red Mems sses-H
Hall This (Friday) ENENISG, at 7:15 szess'es
O'Clock sharp Ter tie purpose Of pay.ng Red jacket
Tribe y fraternsi visit Let every member attend
Be prompt. By ord +.
FRANK OR SwoLD Sachem
p. j. SPAC8ER, C. of r. r. CT dslt
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More TroabIe I'm Indian Territory.
sarchiBz Among the Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, December 7th.-There was
a great throng Of colored people in Lebanon
Cemetery yesterday. Men were digging iuto
the graves of friends TO satisfy Themselves of
the presence of tbs bodies. h, bodies CT
Louisa Morris AID Leah Lyons are nissiug.
In the grave where Josephine White was sup.
posed to have been buried the bodies of Eliza
oeth and John Gibbons were found. The
cemetery authorities will aid in the prosecu.
ton of the despoilers of the graves.
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sTgINwAf < scNs, P,ssr;.

4 EEY8Aa, SOLE AGENT, I y,-rs4-4s---s
Eze STRAIT, bst. Sixth AID SeTspth. s..sgss
2gHosise Colrt-hou=e. E.1ECS Tysf = 81
LIZ. F-a-'s sold On .,isk-iH.enls au9-etlzs
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scaldc5 10 Death.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 7Eb.
Schil:iJgee fell into tank Of boiling water
to-day, and was scalded TO dsa.5.
saiIic sio.fes Acquitted.
ARKADELPHIA (Ask J, December 7th.-Sal-
lie Stokes, on trial for the murder of Malinda
5 eQEecs, has been acquitted.
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PHILADELPHIA, December h.-Au indiy.
nation meeting Of c9lor5d people wss held
this afternoon over the rec Mt grave rcbberies.
When Trustee Of the Lebanon Cemetery
n aied Burton appeared on the platform there
was great excitement. and several razors and
revolvers were drawn. Merry everybody
shouted for vengeance. Ths pesceaIskefs
were successful, bat the meeting st once sd
iourned. Thirty graves were opeued today,
from sbou. half Of which the bodies had
BEEN stolen. The Health Department will
not allow mo.e graves to Ee opened until
they know whether the person died from a
contagious disease,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A sociai Will b. Given st the Sixth
Street N. L. Church THIS (griday) EVENING;
There viii be a choice programme, consisting of
Iahleaux, Music aut Rscitarions. Refreshments
VIII be served. Admission, % cents. All are cor
daily invited. DIS IL.
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THIRD DISPATCH.l


LONDON. December 7th.-Eight houses sit.
uated back OF the Alhambra 1heater were
burned. Total loss by FIRE, 5000, 900.
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The regular mOath.y meeiisg OF
the COmmi stoned officers CT the First Artil. S@stA
lery Regiment will take pltce ThI> (Fida, Ss11r1
ENENiNG at Headquarters. Fatigue uni go!
fOraI with sword and belt. By order of
COLONEL T. W. SHSEHAN.
FRED. EEARY, Captsin al d Adjutart ID G / ds IL
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A General snasH-Ep.

SYRACUSE. December 7sb.-Th;s morning
stock train bound east on the New York Gem
trail Railroad broke asunder near Memphis,
and dairy ard another stock train following
dashed into it. The St Louis express ceing
vest then rushed into the shattered cars.
making quiee respectable grand total OF dis
sstsrs in a comparatively short spsca of time.
Considerable live stock was killed. and the
damage to railwsy properly heavy, but no
ives were lost.
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The killing Of Tyson.

JACKSON (Niiss.), December 75h.-Advices
from Baldwin give an account e the killing
OF Speaker Tyson. Domestic trouble 10 the
family OF Colonel Tysol's brother culni aated
in au attack Oh Ed Saunders, merchant, By
Tyson, which resulted in Saunders being
badly beaten. Datirg his confinement. he
repeatedly informed Tyson that he was going
70 Kill him, When able to get up, be armed
himself with q shosGuo and killed Tyson cn
sishe
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-08

NEW ORLEANS, December 7.h.-Fcauk
Holt, CT Chattanooga, William Frietus, aged
10. and Sarah Yuuae. colorej, &c .!ded BY the
explosion On the steamboat Moruiag Star,
have died. OF the twenty.cns persons on
board at the tire Of the explosion, only five
are now living
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-08
Grant Sells His Residence.

New YORK, December Thu. S. Grant
has sold bis residence on West Fifty eighth
street to ID. G. Amber, Ct Floriia, for s52,-
600 and 10 Q00 acres of land ia Florida.