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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.


In New York Government bonds are quoted at
ilsi for As Of 1907; l1s for AIS; lols for BIS !;
sterling, 81 sll94 s5l silver bars, 1l2
Silver in London, 5ikd; consols, 102 Sled; per
cent. United States bonds, extended, 1893 49,
1921; as, l16
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
count to par; Mexican dollars, 91@92 cents
Mining stocks were in quiet demand in San Fran.
cisco yesterday morning. There we're heavy sales
Of California at 25c per share.
The last will Of James W. Smonton has been filed
in the Clerks office at Nspa The estate is valued
at $4,000
Frank Hall, charged with attempting to corrupt
the star route jury, placed under 81 900 bonds
at Washington yesterday to await the action of the
Grand Jury
In Melvilles testimony before the Jeanette Court
OF Inquiry yesterday no new facts we're deyeloped
BY the sinking Of the barge Granger at Princeton
Coasa county, Monday, :, 300 sacks of wheat were
lost
John Myers was found drowned near Linden, San
Joaquin county, Wednesday.
bank safe at Preston, Ia, was blown open
Wednesday night and robbed of several thousand
dollars.
Z
Windsor Castle
The Egyptian Government has abolished the Joint
control over its financial affairs by Enga and
France.
In the San Francisco Stock Board yesterday 81 50
was offered for 1000 Confederate bonds.
George J. Barnes died suddenly at Napa wednes.
day night, from the effects Of opium smoking
One hundred Chinese certificates were issued at
the San Francisco Custom house Yesterday, SO the
day before.
Michael Fitzpatrick has been arrested at Gold
Hill. New on charge Of arson, in connection with
the burning of the schoo-bouse Wednesday even.
ing
snow.storm prevailed at Virginia, New, yester.
day.
Disorder reigns supreme in Lyons, France.
serious accident occurred Wednesday night on
the st. Louis, Keokuk and Northwestern Railroad,
near Quincy. III.
New Orleans was in darkness again last night no
arrangement having been made with the gas com
pany.
At Byron, N Y, Wednesday, while firing anvils
over the Democratic victory three men were shock,
ingly injured.
Nayin, the absconding ex. Mayor and bond torrer
yesterday.
Abdication is threatened by King Charles Of Rou.
mania.
Owing to the prevalence of scarlet fever and
diphtheria, the public schools of Birdsboro, Pa,
were closed yesterday.
Two boys were killed near Peoria, ILL.,, yesterday,
by a train OF coal cars breaking through bridge.
Chinese and Russian troops are being concen.
tra.ed upon opposite sides of the Amoor river
The railroad bridge at Gfessee-asnd< N Y, was
burned yesterday.
In railway accident in Algeria yesterday ten
persons were killed and thirty-six wounded.
fire at Toronto, Ont, yesterday, caused loss
OF 100000.
The additional election returns gwen this morning
are not calculated to arouse the Republicans from
their depression the Democrats continue to pile
up their majerities both ia California and the States
east OF the Rocky Mountains.
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WATER POWER FOR The ELECTRIC
LIGHT,

Much curiosity has been felt among
scientific men as to the result of Sir VIII.
lam Armstrong; experience in lighting his
own house in Scotland by the electric light
supplied by the agency of waterfall. Sir
William Armstrong gave recently an in
teresslng account to the Institution of
Civil Engineers of his experience during
nearly year and the remarks which he
made on the subject have Just been pri-
vately circulated, in anticipation of their
publication in the ensuing quarterly vol
ume of the Proceedings of the Institu.
ton of Civilized Engineers. The source
OF power employed is a force or cascade
nearly mile from Sir William Arm.
strong's house, in connection with which
he has erected turbine from which he OBJ.
tains seven. horse power. The light il di.
rectly produced by the driving of the
dynamo-electric machine from the turbine !;
aud the only cost, beyond interest on ma.
chinery and renewals, is the pay of the
laborer who attends upon the machine at
night. After repeated trials - which
proved satisfactory of the arc system,
SIR William Armstrong adopted the Swan
Incandescent arrangement. He has thirty
pairs OF lamps, each single lamp yielding as
much light as an ordinary duplex kerosene
lamp, which Is usually estimated at twenty.
five candles. The lamps supplied by the
company are somewhat variable in their
durability; but with further experience
this drawback will no doubt be overcome,
The delicacy of the system is illustrated
by the fact that while leather belts made
IN the usual way were employed to drive
the generator, each revolution produced a
slight twinkle In the light when the Joint
OF the belt ran over the pulley. To obtain
uniformity 1t was necessary to use an end
less belt, made fat like chain, of leather
links stamped out of the sheet and Joined
by pins, form of belt which gives a very
regular motion. 1t is probable that in most
II not all cases where water is employed as
the motive power, the introduction of an
accumulation will be found desirable in or.
der to insure perfect steadiness of light.
The economy of the method is very great !:
and Sir William Armstrong stated that no
deficiency of either candle.power or endu-
rance in the lamps would induce him to
abandon the system. The incandescent
light has no connection with the atmos.
phere, and has therefore no communicating
eifecs. 1t has very little heating effect. is
perfect In color, and ia regarded by Sir
William Armstrong as the perfection of
lighting for domestic purposes.-[St. James
Gazette, London.
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PASSENGERS LIST.

CARLIN, November 9sh.-Passed here to.
day, to arrive in Sacramento Tomorrow
General McCook, Miss McCook. Miss Jen.
lett McCoOk, Fert Douglass, Utah Mrs. S.
). A. Leventhal, Mrs F. Meister and child,
Salt Lake, UEsh; Mrs. A. H. Dimmick,
scranton, Pc. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. s. Edeer.
ton; Miss E. Tu'ly, Mrs. j. Mclean, Miss
b: B,echer,. MIR. and Mrs. o. d. Vaughn,
Mrs Trenning, New York; J. B. Stanford,
E. NJ. Mansfield, A. N. Drowp, San Fran.
cisco; MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Philippi, Los
Angeles ; J. G. Gardner. Ariz ma D. Roter.
son. Il. w. Dothett, Wood River Idaho ;
John Mccall, Idaho II. V. Blasdel, Oak.
land ]; j. z. Woolmsn. Helena, Mont. P.
jersey, Greet, England; E. H. Willis, Bos.
ton /; Count and Countess Oriola, Germany ;
MIR. and Mrs. Dennis, Horgkorg; c. Lay
ton. ST., G. layton, Jr.. Ogden; J. NJ. T.
Young, U. s. M. c.; 101 emigrant passen.
gers, including 81 males, to arrive in Sac:a.
menta November 11th.
NEwHALL, November 9.h.-Passed here
Today, TO arrive in San Francisco to, morrow
Mrs }. B.. Southland, Tombstone; Z. P.
Purinton. Yuma; George A. Brown, Flor.
eucs; George H. Rose, San Francisco: Ma.
j1r Banning. Los. Angeles; T. De Carr, San
Francisco; Mrs. Neviu, Mrs. L. B. Porter,
a. b. Bigby. j. II. Martin and wife, Los
Angeles; J. NJ Wood and two prisoners.
San Demanding; J. Cox, Riverside w. A.
Reed, Texas; !. A. Rsavis, Ariz ma ; w. II.
Long, Denver Hattie Long, Atlanta, Ca;
J. WATSON, II. L. Vail and wife, Thomas
Dib5lee, San Francisco.
OMAHA, November 9sh.-Left here to-day.
to arrive in Sacramento November 18th :
z. Il. Shaver and wife, Iowa City, Ia; Geo.
w. Gosthals, z. s. A; Mrs. d. M. Crew.
Walla Walla; Mrs. Chapman and child,
England +. Y ! aston aud family, st. Paul,
Mimi; w. p s'org a, L. Schwatbacher and
family, Mrs. j B ON, Samuel Bloom, Mrs.
Helen A. Potter. A,rs. Z. Nj. Ketchum, s.
w. Raseastocf, San Francisco; James Laid.
law, Portland. o. Mrs. o. R. McWhinney
and child, Ric 10 o;.j, Ind; NJ. l.. Dick and
wife, Cerro Gnr.i", H.; W. l.. Dick, Wash.
ingtor, l1a: Miss I,irgsr, Taunton, O.; s,
IL. Coop r L. Gold nita. II w York.
Seventy six through tms ants left on last
nizhts emigc4at tr,io, co arrive in Sacra.
mento N,veuser 10 h.
kansas C1TYtMo November 9 .h.-Psssed
Topeka to-day. co arrive in San Francisco
November ID b: W. Z. McKeye and sis,er.
Be'ley, England; Mrs II. n. Cowan and
daughter. Ss.y Louis; Mrs. Lou Milne and
Miss Bslls NL:lGe, Wsukesan. IL: E. Horns-
ny, New Zs,lard; r. Black, Sydney.
New South Wales; ID II. Ward, wife and
son, oakland, Cal; +. 3. Bowiisn and wife.
De Soto, Ks
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COMMON QUOTATION ERRORS &c God
tempers the wind to the shorn lamb" was
long attributed to the Psalms of David,
until oft-repeated corrections have cen
WINGED people that the sentiment belongs
to Maria in Laurence Sterne's Sentimental
Journey The epigram, "Spare the rod
and spoil the child, is still often quoted
as one of the Proverbs of Solomon, and is
rarely attributed TO its author, Batter tsee
'Hudibras, Part IL, canto 2, lire S43).
The nearest approach to any ruch phrase
to be found in the Bible is tine text, 80 He
who spareth the rod hsteth hi, son E" prov.
xiii, 24). The reference to pouring oil on
troubled waters" is often supposed to be
scriptural, though the Bible does not make
any such allusion. "Man wants but little
here below, is an expression no older than
Goldsmith's " Hermit, thougssis is genef.
ally quoted either as Scripture or from a
line of an ancient hymn. "Mansions OF
the blest are mentioned in the Rsvela.
tions, not st. John the Divine, but to the
Monk of Evesham IA. d. 1856 --fAll the
Year Round,
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liens from Gua,mas.

Tucson, November 0.h.-The Stars specia
OF the 9th ftom Gusymas says: Luis Jaure
gui has been appointed Project of Guaymai
by Governor Escslante, vice Guilermo Ran
dali. who left with Governor ORTIZ.
The 1910 train to-day took the first Wells
Fargo Il Co.. express through. Fl. R
Smith, Wells, Fargo & Co 5 route agent, ar
rived yesterday to establish agencies a,
Nogalss. Masdalens and He mosillo to con
meet with the Office here The people will
now have the bsne6t of ono daily express BY
rIil, and enc monthly by the steamer Mexico
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NOT AFRAID.

We observe that the authorities of Reno
have ordered the Chinese wash-men to re-
move beyond the town limits. 1t is evi.
dent from this that the people of Rei.o
are not affected by the thrests x nlch the
Nevada Chinese laundrymel employed to
defest such an ordinance. They said they
T,ulddo no more washing for that com.
munity if they were exiled, and there.
upon the community "caved." At Reno,
however, this menace does not appear to
brighten anybody, and the prospect of q
total cessation of shirt-washing is regarded
with an equanimity which speaks volumes
for the habits of the public.
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SECOND EDITION.

A second edition OF the REcoRD-USTos Is Issued
each ats m. 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 Usros
carried by morning trains, and is ahead Of all
co npetitors far north Chico on the California
and Oregon Railroad west to Benicia and south to
Stockton, and east to Cohax, Folsom and Placer.
Vile ard All intermediate places. The second edition
matter will be found each day upon the third page
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"There would appear, in truth"

There would appear, in truth" saw
an English journal, "to be some iounda
ton for the assertion of French economist.
that, while France is limiting its popula
ton to increase its wealth, Germany is ex
panding its wealth in increasing it's popula
ton. It is ovious that, where go large 9
proportion of the population is living upon
such scanty means, catastrophe is moi
impossible.
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ARIZONA.
The Resu,t In Pima Cou,.x

Tucson, November 9 h.-The election re.
turns from all the precincts elect Paul Sheriff
and McElliot Treasurer, against Leather
wood. The Republicans elect three out of
the five representatives, one for the Terri.
torial Council, and two ont of the three Su.
peryisors. The Legislature is Democratic in
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Near Nigdeh, in Asia Minor. there is .
gold mine known as the Boulgsr- Daghi,
which the Sultan's Minister of Commerce
and OF Mines and Forests Is making great
efforts to work. He believes that the
mine contains considerable deposits Of the
precions metal, and has forwarded sum
LOCO to carry out the work. He in.
tends soon to forward a further sum of
fl0,0 900. There has already been ex.
tracted considerable quantity of ore.
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The grave OF Emerson is kept constantly
covered with flowers by the young girls
OF Concord. Hawthorne's, with stone a.
the head and foot bearing simply his name,
is thickiy overgrown with glossy myrtle.
Thoreau's is unadorned, save with thick
sod of green grass.
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HOME AND ABROAD.

Additional Election New Collision Of
Trains-The Carlisle Indian school
Methodist Episcopal Beard of Missions
Two Boys killed-RaiIwny Construc.
lion seizure OF UydesdaIe Horses =
Affairs In Foreign Landslide.
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GENERAL HOTIOEs,
IL VIII DO II.

Food will lodge in the interstices between the
teeth. and it becomes a source of their decay So
ZoDONT will disloage such deposits, and prevent
the mischief. All parents sheuld provide SOZO.
DON'T, and thus secure the health OF their chill
dren's teeth. INSTITUTES
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An American medium, Miss Wood,
found great favor with the spiritualists OF
England, and not the less because she was
young and handsome. She gave material.
izing seances, like those invented by the
Eddy brothers, but she did not take the
precaution to guard the returned spirits
against assaults by the spectators. The
result was that a. Peterboro a stalwart
man seized the form of "Poehe, an Indian
girl, who ventured too far from the cabi.
net. the lights were turned up, and Miss
Wood, in Indian costume, was seen strug.
Cling violently in his arms.
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SrsAyyILLE is rising from her ashes. The Adro-
cute says that the town is fast assuming Its former
appearance. The buildings now erected are great
improvement on those burned, and when all the
buildings have been completed susanvile viii be as
pretty mountain town as can be found in the State
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-10

General Sherman's salary will be nearly
the same after his retirement as it is now
about 2I5. 900.
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A LONDON paper notes the curious and disagree
able fact that, OF the ten prisoners brought up at
the Maryebone Police Court one morning recently
on " night charges, nine women were taken into
custody Is +" drunk and disorderly."
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DIR. La Mars seminal Pills cure all

DIR. La Mars seminal Pills cure all
cases of Nervous Debility and Physical Prostitution
such as Loss of Vigor, Nocturnal Emissions Impo-
tency and the many distressing ailments caused by
Indiscretion, Dissipation and Self Abuse This peer
less remedy invIgorates and builds up the whole
system, repairs waste and arrests decay To the
Feeble and Infrm, to the Prematurely Old, and 10
all who need Health Giving Tonic Elixir, DR. LA
MARS SEMINAL PILLS are confidently recon-.
mended. Price, 81 so per bottle. Sent by mail on
receipt of price, or by express, C. o. D., to any
address, secure from observation. Address all or.
ders to A. McBOYLE & CO., Druggists, 5O4 Wash.
ington street. San Francisco. Postofice * 1852
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MIR. N. j. MORGAN, New River, Va says
that his wife having suffered for a long while
with rheumatism, was induced to try St.
jacobs Oil, and it gave almost instant relief
and had most happy effect.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-10

The Times, % New 1Ssa sits. bss been investi.
eating some things, and finds that the cost Of con
Quoting the government OF that city amounts to
900 per annum, that $50, oOo,o 900 more is
spent annually for rum, Vile only SC, 800 900 per
aunum is spent on churches and church charities.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-10

Ichi Ban, San Francisco, doubled in
size is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHATTUCK & 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'll Wholesale and retail
Goods for every branch of retail country trade jysti
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For the Ladtes.-Please ask your phy.
stefan his opinion OF PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE, PEPSIN AND CALISAYA BARK combined,
as Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion Ii
satisfactory, try RAILS PEPSIN WINE BITTERs.
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One.Minute T0Othache Drops Are Supe-
rior to any other. For sale by druggists. KIRK
GEARY & CO., Agents. olO-lm
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SpirituaIisn1.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.
line Night 0nly---Sunday Evening,
NOVEMBER -, 1882.
THE MILLER BROTHERS

"ILL HOLD A GRAND SPIRITUAL REVI.
w val, assisted by other wonderful aud newly
developed Mediums, who invite the closest inyesii-
CATION, performing all the tests the lighted stage
Without the Use OF any Cabinet,
No Rope tying, no Handwriting, everything on the
open Stage. The following are some of the marvel.
Gus manifestations which usually take place in the
presence of these mediums:
A Table rises and floats I'm the air: n
Piano rises clear from the floor, ana rs
played by invisible hands.
LRViTATlnN-The medium is raised from his
chair and floats over the heads of the audience,
While spirit forms are seen lowering around HIM
spirit nands and forms are plainly seen and recog.
nlzed by their friends. Flo vers are brought and
passed to the audience by hands plainly seen.
MAfERlALlZAT10N-F from the Spirit Land
appear, while the mediums are held hand and foot
committee is chosen from the audience to secure
the medium, and while in this condition spri will
materlaze and demateral;ze in view OF ali present
and those who wish can shake hands as they are
about the hail. Spirit forms walk about in full view
of the audience.
THE WONDERFUL SLATE TEST--Nessaces
written by an invisible hand before the ewes of the
audience.
CLAIkVOYANCE OR SUPERNATURAL, VISION
"A book is opened by person chosen by the audi
ence at whatever page he may fit, and is read by
the me1lum while on the siege, without seeing the
DOOR Sealed messages read ard answered BY the
medium. Musical instruments will float in won
deriul manner playing they go.
scores OF other tests equally marvellous Come and
see Tor yourself. Take no ones word Believe your
own eyes. Be guarded by your own reason
AS there are no reserved seats it will be well t.
come early to avoid confusion, annoyance aud posi-
BILE disappointment.
Doors open at I, commences at o'clock ALI
ARE INVITED. Moot
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Annual Meeting OF -toc.hoIders or IN,

AuUuuJ NItttiHE Oh NIOcHhOIders OF The
Peoples Savings Bank will be held MONDAY
EVENING, December 4, 1882, at o'clock, at the
bank office. southeast corner and Fourth streets
[n2 lml WIN. F. HUNTOON Cashier
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 70 The RECORD. UNION. j
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ALEXIS tIll.l November 9ih.-This morn.
ing Jsules Johpson and VIM. Buchanan, act
ing for tie Ciydesdsie Breeding and Export.
ing Company. with the Sheriff and posse,
seized and took away 13i CIydesdale horses
from the laSge stock farm Of Colonel Rober.
Holloway, the well-known importer and
dealer in that breed of asimals. T0eause
of tie seizure has not transpired. -
fSECOND DIsPATCH.l
ALIENS, November s-h.-The agent of the
breeding company says Colonel Holloway
was merely &C ing az agent OF the c5mpany,
TO sell horses for share Of the Hroeseds ;
that he has been selling large pber of
horses, and that his remittauces wei bt sat.
isfactory. The company becarns I'll of the
arrangement. and decided TO take psssess.5u
Of its property. Colonel Holloway on the
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The Elections East of ,he Rockies.

ST. LOUIS, November 9 HAS the steam
er Emma Q. Elliot was coming up the river
last night, the cabin passengers and crew were
startled by singular whistling sound in the
air about the boat. Captain Postal went to
the electrical machine and turned on the
tght-S00 candle power-and in q moment
the whole fogey river was fl )odid with light.
II was seer. that the noise proceeded from sn
inpumerable colony of wild dueSs on their
way southwark. The binding glare startled
the fowls, and risiag in great crowds they
gan flying straight at the lamps. For
twenty minutes the boat was literally full OF
ducks. Some of them would hit
heavily against the glass around the
light, and fall stunned to the deck.
Oshers fell into the faces of the men, and
were knocked down with sticks and canes.
In all, several hundred were secured. Thirty.
six were found concealed ia different parts Of
tie cabin this morning, when the boat came
into st. Louis. Others were found abou. the
boilers and in ihs engine-ro IN, and great
number were killed By the wheels. Toe
ducks were mostly il the water whea the
boat ran into tie immense hjck, and when
the electric light was turned on they seemed
to grow crazy with fear. They rose in great
droves. and whiried around ia the sir before
dashing themselves against the LAMP.
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THE assessed yaiuation of Colorado is o. 900
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-04-27

thence N, is degrees W., 800 feet to post
No 3. thence S., "a degrees W.. laos feet
to post No 4. thence s., 16 degrees r.,
600 feet to post No /. the place OF begin
ming OF surface bounds, containing an
area applied for Of 1885 acres. No con
flicts. From post No l. U. s. M. NJ,
No 1. bears s., 20 degrees IS minutes
W.. 1472 feet distant.
The said mining claim being Of record
in the office OF the Recorder Of said min
ing district at Rocky Bar in Alturas
County, Idaho. The nearest known To-
cations being the ''Justice" Rebellion
and california.
direct that this notice be published
In the Wood River MINER and the Ketch- :
um KEYSTONE newspapers published
nearest the said mining claim, for the
period Of sixty days.
JOHN B. MILLER, Register.
BAILEY s. PARSONS,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Attorneys for Applicant.