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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Eeypfian Question


LONDON, June 22d.-In the House of Com
Secretary, confirmed the staten snt that Sir
Edward Malet and M. Sienkeiriwoz, at
Egypt. had been instructed to do nothing
implying recognition of the new Egyptian
Ministry.
CoNsTANTINopLE, June 221. = The En-.
bassaders met to-day at the British Embassy,
but no conference was had because the Ger.
man and Austrian representatives have not
yet received their instructions. The British
and French ambassadors received detailed
instructions last evening.
CAIRO, June 22d.-It is reported that the
correspondent Of the New York Herald ct
Alexandria was beaten By an Arab to-day.
Two Hundred Persons Killed.
LONDON, June 22d.-Adyices from Sher-
bro Island, near Sierra Leone. dated May
Dist, state that the natives Of Martic, having
pluDdered boat belonging to Banthe Island
where British officers were stationed, and
having fred on the police who went to arrest
them, the Governor of Sierra Leone pro-
ceeded to Martic with force of blue jackets
and inflicted loss of 200 killed of the inhab.
itants.
Another American Horse Wins in Eng
land.
LONDON. June 22i.--The Beauford haudi-
cap at Stockbridgs was won to-day by the
American horse Golden Gate, Windsor second,
Transition third.
The Leigh smith Expedition.
LONDON. June 221-Captain Sir George
Mares, T. V. Smith and w. Leigh Smith
went to Gravesend yesterday to bid farewell
| to the officers and crew of the steamer Hope,
which sails to-day 70 assist in the search for
Leigh Smith and the crew of the Extra. The
Hope will first go to Hammerfest. She takes
| fvs officers and thirty-two men. Four of
the officers belong to the royal navy. The
Hope will take years provisions also 9
years provisions for the crew OF the Extra.
A Triple Tragedy.
HAMILTON (Ont.) June 22d.-G Olsten
caretaker Of the Central School, and house
keeper for Mrs Forbes, was shot to-day by
the latter's husband, from whom she had beer
separated six years. Forbes then shot Mrs
Forbes and also himself. All three are dead
Destructive Fire.
TORONTO (Ont. } June 22l.-A fire in Gil
mer & Co.'s mill.ya destroyed lumber ant
houses to the value of 800, 600; insured.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23
NOT A rIArrRRlse DEMONSTRATION.

1t is true that Fowler's anti-railroad
resolution was lost in the Democratic State
Convention by vote of 22l to 1875, but it
is anything but creditable to the intelli-
gence of the minority that 1876 men should
have been found ready to indorse SO essen
TALLY outrageous a proposition. What
Fowler asked the Convention was to
pledge the candidates for judicial office
to confiscate twenty per cent. of the earn
ings of the railroads. There was not
man on the floor of the Convention who
knew what the effect of the proposed re.
duction would be, or who knew whether
it was just or unjust. Yet 1875 representa-
tive Democrats announced themselves will.
ing to vote blindly and in ignorance upon
this grave question /; avowed their readi-
ness to indorse proposition which for all
'ney knew to the contrary might turn out
70 be an act of sheer robbery Nor was
TINS the measure of their recklessness.
Ihey were in favor of binding their candi.
dates for Railroad Commissioner to
plainly dishonest course. They desired TO
make these candidates promise that thew
would, if elected, at once cut down all
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23

Our Consul Chas. winslow, at Guerrero, Mexico
ION the Rio Grande) says there is large number OF
men there whose sole business it is to pass contra
band goods. They in character is their bust
ness Brave, reckless of lie, Injured to hardshps,
excellent horsemen, unerring mArksmen, devoid OF
all moral principles, acquainted with the narrow
fors in the river and the winding trails through the
chaparral; and from number of years experience
in the business they enabled under nearly every
circumstance to avoid the vigilance OF the United
States guards, and when discovered defend them
selves with their riff s. The Mexicans, however,
head of American smugglers by patrolipg their side
Of the river with well mounted cavalry.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23

THE United States District Court OF New York
has decided that promise TO marry at 8 later date
than year, is invalid unless reduced to writing
This leads the New York Tim:s to say that 1.-The
form of marriage proposal popular with young men
will be to this effect Darling will you be my
wife year after next?'" Yes, and the girls should
have notch and pencil ready now, and clinch all
promises in writing, signed and sealed.
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ECEE.

Sacramento June 17-wife of John Sexton, son.
Sacramento, June 19-Wife OF o. E. Hughes, a son.
Los Angeles, June 19-Wife of B. DAVID, son.
Los Angeles, June 17-Wife of Charles III. White,
son.
Truckee, June oo-wie Of Joseph Marzen, Jr.,
SON
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THE Arizona Star says that Tucson should lave
an iron foundry and smelter." The general i'm
preston that while the foundry may be necessary
the climate of Arizona Is sufficient for all smelling
ptrposea
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23

IN his annual address before the State Medical So
cety recently DR.. Tyrre Of this city called atten
tion to the vital necessity of providing proper
ward in State prisons where nsane criminals can be
cared for and treated He says it is wrong to pu.
maniac in a hospital, or in dungeon, and it is
safe to send criminals TO the insane asylums.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23

THE Supreme Court of Missouri having decided
that the State law against the sale or manufacture
Of oleomargarine is constitutional the several fact
cries in st. Louis engaged in manufacturing the
compound have closed up.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23

TIE walla Walla CIV. IT, papers say that the peo-
pie there all eager for the construction OF line
of railroad from Walla walla to Puget Sound, and
invite capitalists to examine into the advantages of
lch line
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23

The fashion journals tell us that gloves are to be
longer than ever. They now extend nearly to the
shoulder If this thing goes much further the ladies
will have to get into their gloves as tho men do into
their pantaloons-feet first
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23

BELGIAN scientist thinks it is possible that Jules
verne's dream of submarine navigation may become
reality. Such contamination would be great aid
to science. vessel is about to be constructed for
the purpose experiment, under patronage of
the Geographical Society of Belgium.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23

NEVER whip children Just before they retire to
rest Let the fathers caress, the mothers kiss be
the last link between the days pain or pleasure and
the nights sleep" Yes, better spank EN- in the
morning and send them out with pleasant recollec-
tions for the day.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23

RECENT Investigations show that the coal fields Of
Dakota are of immense extent, extending from the
Missouri river the east to it's western boundary
and from the Black Hills on the south to the British
possessions the north, making of 100, 900
square miles of coal bearing territory.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23

The first paper of historical sketch of tbeaters
and theatrical performances in Sacramento. from
1910 to 1882, is given in this mornings RxoopD.
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GENERAL NOTIJEs.

Gin Murray a LaDman's Florida Water
the most debilitated and nervous can find relief
Used freely in the water of the bath, its effect is
almost marvellous; SO strengthening and bracing,
and with all so exquisitely agreeable. je23-1t
stcphenson's Giif. Edge Butter Mt Pierce
Brcs., corner Eleventh and streets. je7-1m
Ichi Ban, San Francisco, doubled IN
size is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHAFTUCK s. 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 for every branch of retail country trade If
Information Wanted of Miss Louise Alb.
BOT, Poultry Girl native OF Illinois, Vermillion
county, who worked in and about Sacramento city,
CAL, from 1873 to 1873. Any information regarding
her whereabouts will be thankfully received by DR.
CZARTORYSk1, Stockton city, San Joaquin county,
Cal. a24-2m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23

HusPERDrsK is engaged on new work of large
dimensions" In justice to the man who wears this
unpoetic name it may be added that Humperdink is
a composer and his work is new opera.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23

JEWELLERS say that their trade in fancy novelties
is better this year than for many seasons. Taste
runs to other jewels as well as diamonds
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23

AN association Of book canvassers is being formed
at the East to insure the lives of members This is
probably done because no one else will take such
extra hazardous risks
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23

WE present this morning portrait of Seth Green,
well known throughout the United States as fish
culturist of great skill and experience
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CaoP prospects are reported excellent in all the
agricultural districts of Arizona.
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WASHINGTON, June 22d.-The President
pro TEN. presented communication from
Joseph +. Smith, President OF Convention
of citizens of Utah, transmitting an applica.
ton for the admission of that Territory into
the Union as State, with copy of pro-
posed constitution. Referred to the Commit
tee on Territories.
The House bill to enable the national
banks to continue their corporate existence
was taken up and passed.
A Z
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The walla wala Statesman, W. T., says that
since 1873 the sale OF public lands in that Territory
has increased rs per cent.
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SAYS the Star: :" In Tucson we consider water a
luxury" Is it because whisky is plentiful there
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THE Lake Tahoe tourist season has opened, and
the travel that way promises to be large.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
BONANZA SPRINGS.

II AXE CoUETY-H. FERN, A MON
/ 4 Proprietor These Springs RQZdsS ~
are situated in the most delightful rs
part Of the mountains, seven ~ ~ VI lthsG1a4z
miles west or lower Lake. and are
now open to the public Being wei elevated ard
surrounded by magnificent pine q p oak timber, it
is OF the coolest and most pleasant places in the
whole country There are several Of these springs,
containing variety of mineral waters-iron soda,
magnesa, SILICA, sulphur, borax, etc. besides pure.
cold, mountain spring water. Baths can be had Of
accommodations for comfort. II notified / shall run
my stage and meet passengers at Lower Lake and
Glenbrook, and convey them TO the hotel free OF
charge. From Woodland (stagel rs miles, 81 So;
from Calistoga (stage) 80 miles, 50 so. ie21 4plm
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DOMESTIC.
United states Ser ate.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The RECoRD-Uslos.l
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CHICAGO, june 22d.-A special from To-
ronto says At the Methodist Conference,
held here, Rev. John Crosby, from British
Columbia, spoke pronouncedly in favor of the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-23

CLEVELAND (Ohio), June 22d. = Editor
Cowles, of the Leader. was found guilty of
technical assault on Father Honck, Bishop
Gilmours secretary, ard paid the costs.
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stcphenson's Gill. Edge Butter Mt Pierce
2rcs corner Eleventh and ] streets ie7.lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-01

30 happy you cannot speak with anything
but your eyes. II you envy him. Tele-
machus, IL you with your brown hands
and your bright, young face, with
the down just shading your lip,
with not . gray hair In your
head or a gnawing care in your heart. with
the morning sun shining in your upturned
face, with the velvet turf under your feet,
and the blue heavens above your head,
with the blood coursing through your
veins like wine, mirage after mirage OF
bright dreams and beautiful illusions and
pleasant vanities making the landscape
beautiful around you; II you envy this man
his forty-two million dollars, and his spec
tacles, and his gray hair. and his wrinkles,
and his heart, you are a fool, my boy; and
you are scattering ashes on the roses that
grow in the morning. There is lightness
in your step. my son, and color in your
blood, and dreams In your heart, and all
the love and beauty and freshness Of sun
rise the $40, 900 900 cannot buy, and don't
you forget 1t. You don't want $40. 000, 900,
anyhow, Telemachus; 50. 000, 900 are plen-
ty, that will keep both Of us. And II you
want a couple OF millions, why, go ahead
and get 1t. Seest hot a man diligent in
his business? He shall stand before
kings; he shall not stand before mean
men,"
Run over himself: The best description
we have ever heard OF q slow man was that
he was to slow too getout Of his wi way.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-01
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
Wm. MOffat Killed while Hunting
Suicide of q. J. COdee-ThOmas
Lewis and william GflIande
DrOwned-Agnes Mccormick Shot.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENr1NEL.l

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
SAN Francisco, Jan. 31.-Wm. Moffat,
while hunting near Comanche, Calaveras
County, on Sunday, was killed by the ac-
cidental discharge Of a gun in the hands
of Knox Thorpe, a companion.
G. ]. Codee committed suicide near the
Central House, Butte County, on Sunday,
by shooting himself. He left a letter say
ing he wished to 60 to a world where there
was no rascality and cheating.
A Victoria dispatch says Thomas Lewis
and VIM. Gillande, and two Indians. at
tempted to cross the river at New West
minister. The canoe was smashed by the
ice and all drowned. The thermometer
was 20 degrees below zero in the interior.
SAN DIEGO, Jan. 31.-This evening a lit
tie girl aged 10 years, named Agnes Nc
Cormick, was accidentally shot in the head
by a playmate named Walter Rennie. The
boy had one of the common toy pistols
made to explode percussion paper, and had
in some way managed to get a 22-calibre
cartridge into the barrel, which did the
mischief. The bullet took effect in the
center Of her forehead. The girl is still
living, but has been unconscious since the
bullet struck her. The attending physi-
clan says she can not survive.
At the annual meeting Of the Belcher
Company this afternoon, the old manage
ment was unanimously re. elected. The
only change in the Board of Directors was
the substitution OF j. P. Martin for F. A.
Tritle, who resigned to take the Governor
ship Of Arizona. Crockett was re~appointed
Secretary, Samuel L.. Jones Superintend-
ent and the Bank of California Treasurer.
The Secretary's report showed a balance
on hand Dec. 81 Of $40, COS 26.
Con. Virginia levies an assessment of 80
cents per share.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-01
THE NEW APpoRrroNMENr.

The apportionment bill agreed on by
the Census Committee provides that
after March 8, 1883, the House will have
800 members. to be apportioned among
the several States as follows: Alabama
s, Arkansas 7, gain /; California 5. gain
/; Colorado l, Connecticut 4, Delaware
!, Florida /, loss /; Georgia 10, gain /;
Illinois 81, gain q; Indiana Is, Iowa IL,
gain 2; Kansas 6, gain 8; Kentucky IL,
gain /; Louisiana 6, Maine 4, loss /;
Maryland 6, Massachusetts, ~, gain i:
Michigan IL, gain 2; Minnesota 4. gain
2; Mississippi 6. gain l; Missouri IA,
gain 2; Nebraska 8, gain 2; Nevada !,
New Hampshire 2, loss l; New Jersey
7, New York 81. gain /; North Carolina
8, gain l; Ohio 81, gain /; Oregon l,
Pennsylvania 90. gain 2; Rhode Island
!, loss l; South Carolina g., gain /; Ten.
nessee 10. Texas 10. gain 8; Vermont 2,
loss l; Virginia 10, gain l; West vir.
ginia 4. gain /; Wisconsin 8. Net re.
suit; Republican States gain 49,. loss a;
Democratic gain Is, loss /; making the
Republicans three ahead.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-01
ABOUT ~ HILLYER.

Some three months ago there appeared
in the SENTINEL q short item giving the
circumstances of an injury sustained by
Judge Hillyer from which his present I'M
fortunate illness is presumed to have re-
suited. The Silver State, in discussing
the propriety of Mr.. Cassidy's bill to re-
tire Judge Hillyer OF pay, took grounds
against it on general principles, and made
some remarks derogatory of Judge Hill
yer, based on the inference it drew from
the SENTINEL's article that the Judge
was a dissipated man, and that he got
hurt one night in Carson when intoxi-
Gated. If this were Judge Hillyer's
character, argued the Silver State, he
certainly should not be %pensioned. The
judges friends have read these uncom-
plimentary remarks about him,
and, of course, have felt annoyed
and hurt. They know that he was
above every charge of the kind.
His life wal exceedingly simple.
lie exercised himself in his garden and
yard for hours every day with only his
children for company. While very
studious, he was also a man Of domestic
habits. He scarcely yer drank, and he
was never intoxicated. On the occasion
referred to, when he did champagne
Charley" and jumped up too high, strik-
ing his head against the prong of the
chandelier and unlocking it by the force
Of the blow, he was perfectly sober. He
was like a boy in spirit, and whatever
he did he did with a vim. He simply
did the song with the same life and earn
estness that characterized him in every
effort of his life. 1t has been explained
to the Silver State that it drew a false
inference, though possibly a grammatical
one, from the report of the accident as
given in the SENTINEL. We are salts
fed that the Silver State will make the
proper amends as far as possible.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-01
NEVADA.

Accident ON the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad-Three Indians
Killed.
CARSON, Jan. 31.-An accident occurred
to the regular passenger train from San
Francisco on the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad this morning at Winters Cross
ing. The snow had drifted to q considera-
BILE depth and the pillow struck a plank in
crossing. The locomotive and express car
left the track, but the mail. two passenger
cars and sleeper kept the track. The en-
gineer, fremen and Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
messenger were slightly injured. Three
Indians riding on the tender were killed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-01

Checks for COin-He Feeds Haw.
th0rne, Aurora and Bodie On Thin
"TaRy"-When CoOped He Says
He II an Odd Fellow.
Esmeralda Herald.
Last Saturday there arrived in our quiet
town Q man calling himself Louis D. Cole,
and claiming to be o member OF the firm
Of F. A. Angel 4 Co., Hawthorne. He had
been out to A. Powelfs place. near Whisky
Flat, q few days for his health and looked
q little rough, but was feeling fine; he had
plenty OF money TO his credit at Bachman
Bros, San Francisco, but did not carry
any loose change with him; he had q blank
draft book, and drew q number Of small
sight drafts IN Bachman Bros, payable to
the order Of those who were kind enough
to exchange coin for them; he was q hurrah
man, and threw up for gin; he wanted to
invest In mines, and drew a draft for
81 800, payable to A. Powell for half the
~latter's mine; he was negotiating with
Ellis Drake for the extension Of the Pow.
ell mine at a high figure the next morn.
ing, and at the same time with E. Wood
q Co., Levy Il Co. and Kimball q Booker
for a portion Of their stock in trade, when
some M "took q tumble" and immedi.
ately Louis skipped the grade" for
Douio. 4Ao toio6E hpu WlI6b were B6b 70
work both between this place and San
Francisco and between Bodie and Aurora,
ascertaining the facts that at Bachman
Bros. Mr.. Cole had no money on deposit,
while the Bodie wire said Louis D. was o
guest Of that city. Sheriff Showers OF
Bodie was telegraphed to to arrest Cole on
. charge of obtaining money under false
pretenses, and LANDED" his game in
Bridgeport on Tuesday. Word
from Hawthorne that Cole OBJ
tanned about 5000 from F. A. Angel 4 Co.
under false pretenses. Showers took his
prisoner to a point about o mile and q half
this side of Elbow Station, where he was
met by Deputy Sheriff Brent and John
Finlayson, who took charge Of Cole,
brought him to Aurora and lodged him in
Jail. On the way up from Elbow Cole was
as Jolly as could be until the party reached
Del Monte Canyon. Just about dark. when
Billy Brent adjusted q pair OF bracelets.
Then Louis caved. 1t was no doubt his
intention to say good-by to Brent and
Finlayson in the canyon a. soon a. dark
ness overlook them. Cole claims to be an
Odd Fellow, and ii would be well for the
fraternity to be on the lookout Cor him
and all other such frauds. He will have
his examination on Monday at 10 O'Clock,
before Judge McKinlay.
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ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL


WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-The Secretary Of
the Navy received the following this morn
ing:
ST.. P~ErERsBURG, Jan. 31.-Davenhauer,
with nine men, awaits orders at Irkutsk.
(Signedl HOFFMAN.
In reply Secretary Hunt telegraphed for
Davenhauer and the party to return to the
United States as soon as practicable, and
for Melville and party to continue the
search after belong and party as long as
there was the slightest hope of success.
CALAIS (France), Jan. 31.-The reser-
voir here burst yesterday. The torrent
destroyed the schoolhouse and two other
buildings, which were occupied at the time.
A few of the inmates escaped. The number
lost is unknown. Up to the present time
~ bodies have been recovered from the
ruins.
LONDON, Jan. Sit is feared that GOO
fishermen persisted at Astrakham, Caspian
Sea, in the terrible gale.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-01

WANT A

Isitnot about time that the people should
have a changef asks the Grand Rapids
Democrat. 1t is barely possible that a
change for the better would not be por-
manent, but n thing is certain. for a
time there would be . decided improve
ment. The history Of the Republican
party is the history Of all parties which
have been in power for q great length Of
time. Corruption is the inevitable re.
suit Of long continued power.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-01

Mr.. Paddy Ryan Of Troy and Mr..
John L. Sullivan Of Boston have taken
the trouble to GOAL the way to Louisiana
that they might punch each Others heads
for dollars and glory, unmolested by un-
sympathetic minions Of the law. And
now the legislators Of that State propose
making a law against prize fighting.
Have the statesmen Of Louisiana no love
for the beautiful. as exempliHed by a reg.
ular stand.up and knock.down fight.