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A PRUDENT RESOLVE.

The Egyptian Government has deter.
mined to send two English officers to the
Soudan, to ascertain the real state OF
affairs there, before any military expedi.
ton is dispatched. The accounts have
been SO conflicting for some time past that
nobody knows what the actual situation is,
The stories about the False Prophet are be.
lieved at Cairo to be very much exae.
gerated, but the native officials cannot be
trusted to make correct reports. The
British officers will be able in very short
time to find out what is going on in the
Soudan, and they may be enabled to save
the Government the great cost of fitting
out an expedition. The fact that the False
Prophet has not after all yet captured
khartoum seems to indicate that there is a
great deal of myth about the current &C.
counts of his progress.
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PASSENGER LISTS,

OMAHA, November 4th.-Left here TODAY.
to arrive in Sacramento November Sth
Gilbert l.. Smith, Massachusetts Mrs. Van.
| derhorst and daughter. Baltimore J. Rial
and wife. New York; W. NJ. Hardy, Arizo-
ma; +. ii. Parkes, Jr., J. d. Frye, Mrs.
Chesebrough and daughter, D. A. Hitchcock,
Peer Tiffany, c. +. Brown, Mrs. Uphaus,
San francisco Charles G. Phillips, Phila-
delphia; E. Lewis, Boston Mrs. Denham,
st. John, N. B.; G. A. Vernon, England.
OMAHA, November 5th.-Left here to-day
to arrive in Sacramento November 9th Miss
Greer, Miss M. M. Greer, Philadelphis ].
+. Jones, Washington; DR.. G. Bidde, United
State Navy Kumazo Yamao, Magoich Dak
Cisaku Mssudo, japan d. 2. Hammond,
Oakland; L. 7. Bosworth, Bath, Me-; Capt.
q. z. Ewers. wife and son, Fort Keoeh.
Montana; Mrs. f. w. Pope and son. Santa
Cruz.
CARLIN, November 5th.-Passed here TO.
day, to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow ::
Lieutenant Thomss n. Wood and wife, q,
5. Navy; Mrs. S. B. Smith, Mrs. J. ST.
Miss Kimball, New York Mrs. ]. Carolan,
Miss %. Carolau, A. Harrington, j. S. Ing.
lin, Felix Coblentz, Phil. Koenigsberger.
Mrs. William Bedeli, Miss Bessie BedeIl'
Mrs. n. Page and son, Mrs. I. M. Vanatta'
K. Bradley, San Francisco; DIR. A. Tee,
garden, L1port, Ind; Miss Kate Hutchinson.
San Jose; Mrs. +. w. Kane, Virginia, New:
Mrs. W. ). Tucker, B. J. Goldsmith, ok.
land; G. r. johnson, Chicago; Charles
Hegele, Portland, Or; Nathan Cole, st,
Louis, Mo; William DIoyd, Nevada Citv:
d. O'Keef, Port Townsend, W. T.: F. NJ
vinson and wife. Virginia; Simon Cairo,
Rosebure, Or; Mrs. Dorr Joseph and two
children, HOLMAN, Germany; W. NJ. Clark.
Grand Rapids, Mich; Mrs. g. w. Hicks and
child, Eureka, New; r. Levy and WIFI.
Sacramento Mrs. J. B. Emery. Og-
den c. FL. Clark, Idaho Territory
Mrs. w. N. Rogers, Marysville Mr.. and
Walker, Rev. A. FL. Walker, Wyoming
Master I. w. Mathews, Texas Mrs. C. Nc.
LoughtoD, Ireland; Mrs. E. A. Bennett,
New York !; Miss Ella Lacey, John G. Lacey,
Delaware; Miss Aggie Jamison, Mrs. Helen
lamison, Iowa; Mrs. A. Crane, Ogden
Mics Emma White. Miss Maggie White,
Lindon, New jersey; 81 emigraut passen-
gers, including 65 males, to arrive in Sacra-
mento November 9TH.
NEwHALL, November 9Th. - Passed here
to-day, to arrive in San Francisco to- morrow:
Miss Julia r indsll, San francisco; VIM,
Pritham, Los Angeles; Wilson Bonnan.
Brooklyn, n. Y; George p Clarkson, BUT.
fslo, N. Y; r. B. t. id, d. L. Elmer. Ari-
IONA; 3. I. Pinkar;. Texas; E. d. O'Neil,
j. B. Stafford, SonoI c. l.. Walker, New
York J. T. Soule, Arizona; L. E Danforsh,
San Francisco; Joseph COIN, Santa Ana;
L. Schenfetz, Sar Francisco; j. Williams,
Los Angeles; w. d. Knym. San Francisco.
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audience this afternoon. His sub;sct was
Religious Signs of the Times.n
Ihls afternoon the Democratic candidates
met In the rooms of the Democratic State
central Committee, on Commercial street,
and held consultation on the WAYS and
means OF insurlng fair treatment and the
success OF their ticket on election day.
The League Of Freedom.
DAN FRANCISCO. November 9Th. = The
League OF Freedom held meeting today.
at which 1t was resolved to withdraw all pre.
vious Endorsements made of candidates on
different tickets, and give an Unqualified in.
dorsement OF the Democratic ticket, State,
municipal and legislative.
Floating Wreckage.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 9Th. = The
steamer aguina, which arrived to-day from
Amesport, reports that on the way down she
passed Quantities of wreckage, such as
stahchions' pinnacle of fancy w6fk, frame
OF ships dining table, lockers. doors painted
white and other articles. The wreckaoe
could be seen as far as the eve could reach
but nothing was seen that would serve to
Identify the vessel from which the articles
came.
James w. simOnton's Funeral,
SAN FRANCISCO, November 5th.-Tbs
| funeral OF the late James W. Simontop took
place this afternoon at the First Unitarian
Church, The attendance was quite large
ln accordance with the special REQUEST of the
family OF deceased, the exercises were brief
and without ostentatiou. The floral tributes
were profase and appropriate. TIE services
were conducted by Rev. DR.. Ssebb;ns. which
were short, bat beautiful and impressive
AT the conclusion Of the funeral services the
remains we're conveyed to Laurel Hill Gene.
| terry. the members of Oriental Lodge. f. and
A: M acting as an escort of honor. The
following persons acted as pall-besrers E.
u. Mastick, +. E. Doyle, Washington Bart.
lett, NJ. f. Upton. j. N. Higgins. John f.
Swift, George 2. Rixford and William Vail.
Ihe remains were temporarily deposited in
the reeelving-vault. awaiting transportation
East.
Young Man Drowned-sudden Death.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 5th.-W. S.
Head, OF Oakland, while out sailing in Yacht
this forenoon, was drowned. The boat was
capsized by the swell of passing steamer.
his body was recovered very soon after he
sank, and every possible effort was made to
revive him, but unavailingly. 4 very singu.
lar incident was the premonition of his death
the sister OF deceased received from a dream.
GA Friday she called at her brothers Office
and begged him not to sail on Sunday, as was
| his custom, giving as reason that she had
dreamed he would be drowned. Deceased
was young man well known in Oakland.
end his death is greatly deplored.
Z. NJ. StickneY, head salesman for Chad.
| bourne 4 Co., furniture dealers of Ibis CITY.
| died suddenly at bis residence in Oakland to.
day, of paralysis of the heart.
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OREGON.
Adytces from Portland.

PORTLAND. November 4th.-On Wednes.
day boat belonging to the schooner J. G..
wall, containing seven men, was upset in the
breakers of Coos Bay, and II ms Hindberg.
the mate of the schooner, and sailor known
as Pete were drowned. Captain Christency
was badly cut in the fscs by TIE boat striking
him, and he was thrown ashore more de adj
than alive. The bodies of the drowned men
were recovered and buried.
Detective Hudson returned from Victoria
this afternoon. He ascertained that Alfred
Anderson was arrested on the steamer Da.
kota. be exhibited considerable money in
greenbacks at Tacoma, and said that he lost
$500 gambling on the steamer from Port
Townsend, and 81, 200 more while stopping al
Victoria. 1t is certain that he had 10 money
before his brother came here. The family
tor whom Bertha Nelson worked while
here state that Anderson came to the house
the day before he left the city, called her out
and talked with her. She came in CRYING,
and said they must get another girl as she was
going back to Chicago that night She and
Anderson registered at the hotel as man and
wife.
George P. Floyd, lately from the Canadian
Pacific Railroad, was arrested here to-day for
obtaining money under false pretenses. Thos,
q. Minesr advanced money on check on
lad q Hilton, on which payment was re.
fused.
The police are looking for . man calling
himself J. w. Thomss, who forged the name
OF 5. s. Cook, contractor, to check on Laid
Illtou and another on the Portland Say.
lngs Bank, and disposed of them st their
face value at a saloon and the Y L store.
Mail advices from Grant county give sc.
counts of shooting ARRAY that occurred in
Iyler's saloon, on the South Fork of John
Days river the night of the oath ultimo.
Tyler and Warner Carver became involved
in quarrel, the latter shooting at Carver.
when the latter grsppled with Tyler and held
his hands above his head. During the melee
the lights were extinguished, and finally w.
Ter freed himself and fred again, striking
Adam Kuhn, an old resident. who was try.
ing to free the combatants. Kuhn was alive
at last accounts, but there was no hope Of
his recovery.
Last Saturday blackboard carrying mails
left Canyon City for The Dales. When fif.
teen miles out of town the driver discovered
mailbag missing and sent man back on
horseback to find it. Search was instituted
and the sack found buried in gravel bank.
1t had been opened and the contents ab.
stracted. There had been 81 500 in gold
dust and greenbacks taken. Several Chinese
have been arrested for the robbery.
SECOND DIsPATcH.I
PORTLAND, November 5th.-Chester Hum.
phrey died to-day from poisoning by inhsling
foul sewer gas. He and his brother took a
contract from the city to clean the severe,
and both were taken sick few days ago.
The brother is still in critical condition.
The Oregon River and Navigation Com
pany will commence running trains into East
Portland two weeks from to-day.
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NEVADA.
Horrible Act Of an Insane Maiher.

VIRGINIA, November 4th.-Night before
last, at o'clock, the wife of Daniel Glassett,
miner, left her home in a fit of insanity,
and taking her three small children, struck
out for the mountains north of the city. She
wandered back into town at 5 o'clock last
evening, having been out through all the
heavy sno 4-storm. She came back with but
two children, boys, and years of age. At
first the woman said her babe had been frozen
to death, but finally said it cried and she cut
its head off with Ratchet she had carrie d
with her. Officers this morning went in
search, and in an old stone quarry north of
the city, where the woman said she and the
children had slept, by the side of big bowl
der, the body of the babs was found. It's
head was severed except strip of skin back
OF the neck. Mrs. Glsssett says before cut
ting the child's head off she d ew the blanket
over the faces Of the two little boys, so they
should not see her do the deed. She says she
would have killed the boys but thought too
much of them. Mrs. Glassets was examined
BY physicians as to her sanity a lew days ago.
They found her mind in such state thai
thsy recommended watching her. A peighboi
saw her leave her home WITH her children
She told him no one liked her, and she was
going away to live in the mountains. The
husband of the woman is here. He was ar.
rested last night and locked up as insane
when telling about what his wife had done
but was presently released.
A Smelling Furnace Started.
EUREKA, November 4.h.-One of the Al.
bion furnaces started smelling this afternoon,
Another will start some time next week.
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SECOND EDITION.

second edition Of the RKooRD-UsIos is issued
each d at2P. NJ 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
competitors as far north Chico on the California
and Oregon Railroad; west to Benicia and south to
Stockton, and east to Colfax, Folsom and Placer.
Vile and all intermediate places The second edition
matter win be found each day upon the third page
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The counsel for the railroad company
has been settling with the widows Of two
guards who had been killed in the com.
pany's service. go, sir, says one widow,
1t seems to me that you could allow me
more than thatl "We cannot, madame.
Your husband was guard, like the other,
and he came to his death under similar
clrcumstances-they were both run over
and killed instantly" 81 know, but he
was killed by the lightning express and tine
other man was run over by way fret ait p
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On the contrary, the divergence of views be.
Duclere has definitely resolved to reisct the
claims advanced by the Porte for the formal
investiture of the new Bsy of Unit A.
the opening of the Chamber of DEM Ties.
Ducierc will move vote of confidence in the
Ministry, and il the vote proves adverse. a
dissolution of the Chamber will follow.
ParnelI In New Role.
DUBLIN. November 5sh.-Parnell has eyict.
ed some tenants from his estate in the colntv
OF Wicklow. They were in arrears 10 the
extent of about 5000.
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THE FRENCH ANARCHISTS

The French anarchists, who seek to
propagate their peculiar doctrines by ex.
ploding bombs in restaurants, and by pub.
fishing posters containing instructions for
incendiAries, are manifestly of breed
which calls for extirpation. 1t is perfectly
useless to temporize or deal mildly with
such people. When . class of men have
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

The Political squabble In Pennsylvania
Throat Cutting i'm New Orleans-Pacific
Coast Postal Chanses-Yellow Dock's
Remarkable Feat-serious Trouble on
Long Isiand-Death of an Ex-Governor
Terrible Cutting Array I'm kaesas-
Disastrous Fire at Shreveport. La
Another Rear Admiral Dead-Agairs in
Feretgn Lands-Etc.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

accident on the HiIl"-shooting ARRAY
al roint Arena-The Hop CrOp-Narrow
escape OF an Aged Man-Frightful Act
Oh an Insane Mother-The Eureka AZ
iray-FOund Dead In Hay Loft at
Truckee-Items from Oregon-Incendi.
afism at freka = Advices frem San
FranciscO-Etc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Office of the y. s Chief Snper-
visor of Elections, Dis
trict of California,

INFORMATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED AT
TINS cifce that certain County Clerks In the Con.
gresslonai Districts have about to- issue cet.
uhea'es OF registration, made subsequently, To the
printing the Great Register OF the COUNTY to per:
sons who will attempt to vote for Representative in
C'ngress on the 18th Of November, notwithstanding
: the name OF such person is NOT FOUND ON THE
REGISTER IN USE AT THE PRECINCT WHERE
TIE VOTE is OFFERED
Section No. 1877 Of the Political Code provides
that " no person shall be allowed to vote whose
name Is not on the Register in use at the precinct.
his Is the last expression of legislative will
NOTICE is GIVEN that the person or persons
VINO snan attempt to vote at said election, whose
name is not found the Register in use at the
precinct where the vote is offered will be subject to
immediate arrest, and the Election Officers who
sha receive such vote will be liable to the penalty
prescribed by the proYons Of the several sections
OF the Revised Statutes Of the United States.
Dated, City Of San Francisco, November 8, 1882.
NATH'L HOLLAND,
California. ma "a
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San Francisco stock sAies.
MORNING SESSION.

A missionary in Jamaica was once cues.
tioning some little black children on the
fifth chapter of Matthews Gospel. and he
asked "Who are the meek % A little
fellow answered "Those who give soft
answers to rough questions"
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CARD.

A H. EETILL, DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
IA for Sheriff, in his card published TODAY de-
MES that he has even intimated that he would
appoint any man to position in the SherlfTs office
Now, 1t is a welknown fact that Mr. Lee who is
working strenuously for Mr.. Estill bases his sup
port of Est on the ground that he will receive an
appointment as Deputy. G. w. Newbert who is
working just as diligently for Mr.. EstilI, says his
bread and butter depends upon Estirs success for
II Estl IS elected he (Newbert) will be retained as
Jaller make mention OF these facts between the
statement Of Mr. Esti and the public action of his
friends. tao 1v&I AT n ppISSEIT ~
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THE Saturday Press, OF Honolulu, bitterly Old.
poses the proposed coronation Of King Kalakaua AZ
useless ceremonial, an unwarranted expense and
precedent not at all desirable. 1t charges that
the idea enanates alone from the BRAIN the Prime
Minister, W. M. Gibson, whom II attacks as opposed
in his policy to the best interY stu of the kingdom.
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A word TO VOTERS,

DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
Il voters 10 the claims Of one OF the Representa-.
tive candidates now before the people for the Assem-
bly,, In every respect George W. Hancock is a man
OF the people His life has most largely been that
OF an agriculturist. He is man of convictions and
has the moral courage to stand by them He was
one OF the pioneers in the anti-debris movement.
His integrity is beyond question He is known as
a sterling, upright citizen OF correct habits and
spotess life He has always been the friend of the
State Agricultural Society, is and has for four
years been Director of it, and for five years an
officer OF the Society. He IS emiaently fitted to
Keep the Legislature well informed as to that Society
and to check the usual misrepresentation made about
1t. lie is the ardent friend of the Society, favors
Keeping the State Fair in Sacramento and of build
ing new and commo iiOus Pavilion, and to tina,
end has matured wise and feasible plans for its &C
compishment. He is warm friend of the common
school system. By the people Of Sacramento he has
been made member of the City Board OF Educa
tion where his ability and perseverance, are aeknow
edged. He has been eleven years a resident of Sac
ramento coIm ty and was a taxpayer for many years
before. He mas often, Of his own accord, and be
cause OF thenterest he feels in this section gone
BIT fore the LIE Iislature and labored for State Agr
cultural Society measures, and has never failed He
will make useful, competent and influential ecis
lator. Let the people vote for him.
no-lt - REPUBLICAN.
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The available supply of peanuts for the coming
winter is only 2,sso.oo sacks. What shall the
country do In this emergencys
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DAKOTA offers special inducements for tree plant.
ing by exempting forty acres Of land, with 81 900
Of improvements for every five acres Of trees
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TIE Supreme Court Of Connecticut has decided
Neat women are eligible to membership in the bar
III Mat State
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! address particularly those who have been in
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ONE day more and the agony of candidates will be
over, and it is difficult to conclude which win be
most relieved the political aspirants or the people
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THERE is nothing 50 strong or safe, in any en-
geLcy Of life, as the simple truth.
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MORE Mormon missionaries are working in Europe
now than ever before, and with better success
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yIssTSn Cry (Nev.) physicians lecture before the
High School scholars Of Mat city on anatomy and
physiology.
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SAID Smiles: Dispatch is better than dis
course; and the shortest answer Of all is-doing"
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DIZZINESS is hard work to those who are not used
10 "a, aud duh work for those who are.
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THE London Lancet has taken up the warfare
against cigarette smoking.
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TUFTS HAIR dye,

GRAY HAIR Oh WHISPERS changed to a GLOSSY
BLACK by a single application of this DYE. 1t i'm
parts natural color, acts Instantaneonsly Sold
ny Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of 81
OFFICE, aS MURRAY ST, NEW yORLX.
H. TITS nANCAL Of Valuable InfernstIos and -
Aseessi hsssiss WIN b sailsd FREE applieiuer.l
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CALIFORNIA,

IDI.rArcHEs OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
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FAITHFUL win lecture in this country
1inter % Modern Extravaganza" In Amer.
ne will ind examples in plenty with which to
Int the moral of ~. say
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To persevere in ones duty and to be silent is the
first answer to calumnv.
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ESPECIAL TO TIE REcoRD-uNIoN.l
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Grand New England Dinner

"ILL BE GIVEN BY THE LADIES' CEN.
w tIal Committee If the Y. NJ. c. A. at the new
Association Rooms, st. George Building, Fourth
and streets,
TOMORROW Election Day).AND WEDNESDAY,
From n:S0 A. NJ TO 2:20 P. NJ, and from to p NJ,
each day The object is to raise funds to pleasantly
furnish the Associations rooms which the
ladies have taken upon themselves to do, and ask
the generous support OF the public in their effort
the inevitable "baked pork aud beans Boston
brown bread, chicken pie, hot dishes, pumpkin
PIES etc. All are cordially asked to partake Meals,
% cents only IB CT n6.lt
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proyerb that might be studied
by some of the partisan press of
runs: What useful secret it is to
to the purpose"
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The foothill grape crop is about exhausted.