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PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA. July 1st.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento July 9Th: VIM Brown,
Luella Brown. Portage county, Ohio w. J.
Bevan, San Francisco Harry S. Burdick,
Oakland; Mrs. VIM. Harrison, Jennie Har-
rison, Columbus, Ohio Mrs. J. K Brown
and child, San Francisco; Jacob Sherman
and wife, Australia; VIM. H. Jordan, Oak
land.
OMAHA, July 2d.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento July 9th: D. o. Mills,
Mrs Mills, Whitelaw Reid. wife and child,
A. Reid, Jr., New York; VIM. II. Barnes,
Daily Cal, Charles D. Hines, Mary A. Gas
c. S. Givens, Sacramento Mrs. J. B. Col
ley, Streator, ILL.,; s. S. Herrick, Rochester,
N. Y; Mrs. T. A. Francis, Chicago; Robert
J. Cutler, New York; Sophie Schmidt,
Islington, Pa; D. r. Ryder and family,
Natick, Mass; Mrs. Helen S. Potter, Gal
weston, Tex; Mrs. r. J. See, Glenbrook,
New; II. G. Snow, Franklin. Mass; q. B.
Snow. Santa Cruz, Cal; John Temple, San
Francisco.
CARL1N, July 2d.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow NJ. Kew,
Canada; Charles A. Fischer. Mrs A. E.
Thornton and four children, W. Fl. Holmes,
wife and two daughters, San Francisco j.
g. Smith and wife, Charles Nurse, New
York; S. B. Joslin, wife and child, Antioch,
Cal Thomas A. Mitchell, Oakland, Cal; J.
G. Cooper, Lemars, Ia; 7. Oakford and fam.
lily. Mrs. B. R. Palmer, Minnesota Mrs.
James Forbes and child, Ogden; E. w. Jones,
Brooklyn, Ny; J. Marsh, g. E. Ross, Miss
Abbie FL. Wright, Boston G. 2. Moornau,
Louisville, KY; Mrs. Winstone, London,
Eng; Miss Mile Q. Badger, Fruit Vale,
Cal; Mrs. M. F. Templeton, Albert B.
Macy, Miss G. r Macy, Indiana Leonard
Cortes and wife, Fanando Paralto, Califor.
mia !; Richard Deal. Maryland T. NJ Ssr-
gent, Waco county, Or; J. B. Maillen. ST.
Louis; J. E. Clarke, Baltimore, Md; J. V.
sons Circus; o. NJ. Lissak, U. S. A.; ex.
Governor Stanford, Major Rathborne, special
car, San Francisco SO emigrant passengers,
including SO males, to arrive in Sacramento
July 4th.
NEwHALL, July 21.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow B, B.
Rich, Arizona; J. E. Rich, do; Miss l..
Rich, do; Joe Meyerstein, San Francisco
Cora Meyerstein, do; c. NJ. Meyerstein and
wife, do; N. W. Moore, do, II. Donnelly,
Arizona w. Sleanberg, Winchester Mrs.
B. M. Jacobs, nurse and child, Tucson
Mrs. Katy, nurse and child, Tucson NJ S.
Feinburg, do; L. j. Rose, San Gabriel c.
F. Vanlivan. Tucson ; A. ]. Mccoy, Ell
Paso; L. A. Rohls San Francisco Mrs. L.
Etchwiry and family, San Diego; Miss Earl,
do; Mrs. James Stone, Los Angeles M.
Asher, Phoenix; G. L. Stoneman, San Ga
briel Mrs. A. II. Workman, Los Angeles;
Mrs. DR.. Lillencrantz and two children,
Oakland; L. A. Booth. wife and daughter,
do; M. Jacobs, Phoenix J. Timmins, Santa
Ana; W. A. Farley, Tucson j. B.
Mathews, Ell Paso, Texas; w. R. Simms,
Tombstone.
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REFERRING to the mobbing of Chinese at Marti.
nez, the complaint Of the Chinese Minister, and the
letter ofhe Secretary of State to Governor Perkins
the Contra Costa Gazette published at MARTINEZ says
"The better class Of citizens in Martinez and
throughout the county desired to see the perpetra-
tors brought to justice. The Grand Jury, com
posed Of representative men from every section of
the county, irrespective of religious or political
views did their duty and investigated the case 30
far as they were able. Indictments and present
ments were found against four OF the residents Of
Martinez. One of these is an official of well-known
ability and obligipg Manners and the other young
lawyer.with good prospect before him."
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THE NIHILIsTs.

The Russian Government is said to have
discovered very extensive Nihilist con.
spiracy in fact to have got hold of the
innermost clues to the whole Nihilist or.
ganization. If this DE true the conspira.
tors will no doubt be- paralyzed for the
moment, but it is very certain that it is
not possible to stamp out Nihilism by
means of the police. So long as the causes
of disaffection exist, conspiracy will -four
ish in Russia, and thus far nothing has
been done by the Government to extirpate
the abuses upon which it feeds.
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SECOND EDITION.

A second edition Of the REcoRD-USroS is issued
each day at p " bringing the Eastern and coas
ews up TO tina: hour. By this arrangement the
RECORD JyIoS will present the latest news obtain
shle at all points east and north OF Sacramento.
The regular morning edition Of the RECORD USIos
is carried by morning trains, and is ahead Of all
competitors as far north Chico the California
and Oregon Railroad; west to Beneis, and south to
Stockton, and east to Colfax, Folsom and Placer.
lille ard all intermediate places The second edition
matter will be found each day upon the third page.
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An application admission to citzenshipin the Ala
media county Superior Court last Monday, on being
asked by the Judge if he had read the Constitution
OF the United States, replied that he had not The
Judge then remarked that he could not see the pro-
priety OF swearing man to support the Constitu-
ton who was ignorant Of what it contained, and on
that ground refused the applicant
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GUITEAU's BRAIN.

1t appears to be thought by many people
that if Guiteau was insane, an examination
of his brain must necessarily reveal the
presence of cerebral disease. This is
mistake. 1t is quite possible for person
to die insane, and for his brain to furnish
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-03

POLICE JUDGE in San Francisco has held the law
unconstitutional that requires the dsinfection of
boxes used for transporting fruit. AS the law was
generally held by fruit culturists to be necessary for
the complete protection of fruit interests against
the cooling moth and other pests it is to be hoped
that the Supreme Court may hold the law to be
within constitutional limits.
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BORN.
-aa -
DIE D,

DIED.
Sacramento, July Calvin E., son of c. F. and A.
Z. Smith, native of California, 3 months and &c
days
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
residence Of parents, H street, between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth, this afternoon at o'clock.l
Sacramento, July 2-F. w., son of W. H. and Mary
Strader, native of California, IL months and 2
days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
residence Of parents, l7os Second street, between
Q and r, this afternoon at 4,oclockl
Mortality Report.
For the week ending July l, 1882, made by
S. r. CALDWELL, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery
June 22-J S. Bowers, SO years, months and !
days; Ohio.
June 25-Katie Culivan, months and 10 days !;
California Caroline Maud Williams, 8 years, 3
months and days; California.
June 27-Mary Murphy, year, month and II
days; California. Quoks Yong, 4S years; China
All 81, 40 years; China
June 2S-Edward Mckinney, A years ireland.
June 29-Kim Soon, 9 months California.
June 30-Julia A. johnson, month and days !;
California.
Besides the above there were brought here for in.
ternent the following:
June l6-George Smith, 48 years Maine.
June 22-Ioseph Vinnemeyer, SIS years; Germany
June 24-Joseph Williams, month and IL days;
Californis.
June 25-Joseph Teavedale, 40 years Scotland.
June s6-Erank wisewell, 10 years, month and
days /; Illinois.
June 2s-Adolph Koppikus 70 years Germany.
June 29-Edward Fitzpatrick, 81 years; Ireland.
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A bald headed man who purchased
front seat for show of the Black Crook"
brand, explained that he could not hear
very we'll. A few nights later he was seen
at lecture, sitting on seat farthest from
the stage. OF course he might have fully
recovered his hearing in three days, but
such apparent incongruities are apt to
occasion remarks.-[The Judge.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-03

Miss Spinks Fishing, aud expecting the
obvious reply" All, Mr.. Poodlesby,
they say that beauty was the rule among
the Greeks, while with us it is the e1cep-
tion." Poodlesby thinking of Poodlesby)
:" Ah.really, no. | defy anyone to look
round this room and say that ugliness is
not the exception. Miss s. Casting AGAIN.
81 hope you do not consider me one of
the exceptions, Mr.. Poodlesby?" P. lab
sently)-" exceptions prove the rule,
you know; prove the rule-prove the
rule. u Harvard Lampoon.
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Two years ago in this city. on the Fourth Of July
a balcony street, overloaded with people, fell,
and many seriously injured lawsuit for
damages, it will be remembered, followed. Let
owners Of houses to it tomorrow that balconies
are not crowded and packed, and that no riaks are
taken again.
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NIGHTS DISPATCHES

The Pennsylvania CycIone-sfrike of
Mtners-A Crank" Proposes TO Ayenge
Guifeau's Death-WaterspOut In Colo.
radO-A Joke on Senator Miller-Re-
markabIy Close Yacht Race-Two City
Governments at Rlchm0nd-Ifems Of
Foreign News-Efc.
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EXCEEDING care should be exercised tomorrow
that bombs and explosives not thrown or fred
along the line of the procession, for an unusual
number Of horses will be in line, large group Of
lady equestrians and several hundred children.
Every good citizen should constitute himself com.
mittee Of one to prevent accidents
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-03

THIS city has long needed hall Of large capacity.
Tomorrow the cornerstone Of the drill room Of the
armors Of the First Artillery Regiment will be laid
is believed that it will be the largest hall in the
State suitable for public gatherings.
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WE present this morning portrait of Mrs George
S,oville, Guiteau's sister, and Of whom during the
latters trial SO much was said as to make her an
object Of interest
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-03

TmEsH1se commenced in the eastern portion Of
Contra Costa county two weeks ago, and grain is
rapidly ripening in the CENTRAL southern and west
eru portions.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-03

SATURDAY, June oath, Herman Schmidt brutally
murdered his wife at Chico. Saturday. July LIST, he
was convicted of murder in the first degree. This
is quick work. and gives the people of Butte great
satisfaction.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento July by Rev. 7. II. 3. Anderson
cisco, to Martha Stewart Barkley. OF Sacramento
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TIE willows Journal, the Office Of which was re-
Gently burned, has resppesred in an improved FORM
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COAST AND STATE.

Twenty. three buildings are now in course
of erection in Pendleton, Or.
A jam has been created by the last food
at the mouth of the Skagit river that very
nearly impedes navigation. Steamboat
slough is closed, and the mouth of the
main channel nearly so. A force of work.
men are busily engaged endeavoring to
clear the jam. 1t will cost several thou
sand dollars to clear the jams created by
the last flood.
A wool. grower from Wasco county, Or,
who arrived in Portland day or two since
with :, 900 pounds of wool, states that five
years ago he commenced the business with
sc ewes and 100 lambs. Every dollar he
has spent since that time has been derived
from his herd. He has sold over 500 sheep,
and has now ], 300, and has 1000 pounds
of wool to sell. He thinks there is money
in sheep-raisiDg.
A Yonkers belle, soon to be married,
started out recently to furnish her new
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First-The prizes are open to competition from all
portions Of the State
Second-Al competitors must be in readiness to
start when the procession moves and be subject to
the orders OF the Grand Marshal, who will assign
them their proper places in line
Thlrd-No disreputable characters, or any words
or actions that would reflect discredit on the pro-
cesson, will be allowed in the line of march. This
is positive.
Fourth-Al persons will bear their own expenses.
Fnth-No person allowed to compete for more
than one prize.
SiXth-Any not in line at the time the procession
Seyenth-No deviation from the above rules will
be tolerated.
at P. NJ. sharp and all parties must be in line at
that time and report to the Grand Generalissmo.
LINE OF MARCH,:
From Seventh and H to Eleventh street, to ]
street. to Second street. to street. to Tenth street,
to street, to Seventh Countermarch to the Elev-
enth street entrance Of Capitol Park to rear Of State
Capitol building, where the Iliterate Exercises will
take place.
There will be no deviation from the above line of
march
6I- The prizes that are awarded by the Judges
will be paid at the Courthouse the evening of
July 9th, at 730
1t is desired that no explosive material will be
thrown at the people taking part in the exercises
has been the custom heretofore. We have secured
the services Of squad of police to enable to pre-
serve good order. N s. BENNETT
jy3-2t Chief Aid OF Fantasies
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FOURTH OF JULY.
The Banks

ICE CREAM AND LEM0NADE.-oN THE
Il 4th Of July. at the Temperance Coffee House.
Besides the usual bill Of fare, Ice Cream. and Cake
will be served for Is cents, and Lemonade for
cents. fB. CT jyl-3t
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NEW YORK, July 21.-The largest consign-
ment of proselytes to the faith of the Latter
Day Saints since 1862, when one steamer
brought about 1000. arrived here yesterday
on the Guion steamship Nevada There were
in all 922. under the supervision of Elder
Irvine, DIR. Ormsbey, o missionary, and
thirty-two missionaries of minor rank. In
general appearance they were a hardy,
amount of luggage. neatly packed and Ia
beled. The majority were young people,
and very few were aged.
The Virginia Readjusters and Democrats.
PETERSBURG, July 2d.-The Readjusters
and Democrats had contest in organizing
the City Council yesterday afternoon, and
results in there being two sets of officers and
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The Distribution or Asphalts.

Bituminous substances, apparently Of
organic origin. Hrc found In various
parts NJ tho world. Sometimes thry &c.
cur In u free state. as In the Island ~
Trinidad. and ut others imprcgnating
calcarcous rocks. or serving rs n cement
10 hold the particles together, as NJ Val
10 Trayers or Soysscl.
For several reasons the asphalt lake
IN Trinidad possesses special interest for
~. The island. which Is the southern
most of the Lesser Antilles. lies oil tho
northern coast Of South America. and Is
easily accessible from m ot sea-
ports. Here. amid the most luNnriant
ycgt tntion. Is \ lake three miles In cir
cumicronce. on the surface OF which
lies n crust of%asphaltum Of such tcntcity
that In the m ny season n person can
walk across ID; but. under the influence
Of the hot sun. Il so'icns 10 q thick tar.
This crust receives accossions from be-
meath. and formerly II would overflow
aud run into the sea. moro than
two miles away. A sim lar sub
stance. known ~ Jews pilch." Is
washed a.hofe in considerable quanti-
ties around the borders Of the Dead Sea.
In Texas. south Of Shreveport. there Is
said 90 be a pitch lake containing large
quantities Of bltumcn. but little Is vet
known about H. In Southern Cal for
niaihcre arr accumulate ns Of asphalt on
the coast at santa Ba bara, San uis
Obispo. etr. VIII Oh resembles. when
pure. that from Trinidad. II promises
10 supply the wants n the western
coast. a. Trinidad will that OF the east
ern part OF this country.
In Kentucky there Il n considerable
quantity Of asphaltic mineral which
may some time BE- utilized for road
making
An interesting and valuable asphaltlc
mineral. knvwn rs Albcrtitc. Is found
In New brunswick; and n similar one.
called Grahamit,. occurs In West Nir.
gina aud other Parts Of tho country.
In the mountains vast 81 Denver, In
Colorado. Is a vertical tod Of hard and
brittle asphalt, not unlisa Grahanite,
while Albcrtite Is found In snnll quaint.
ties In Lorain County. Ohio. Dad Cnscy
County. Kentucky.
Bitnmcn j. likewise found In t,b,
and ia brought into commerce under No
namc OF c1dpspot. or McSicsa asphalt.
In Europe asphalt occurs chiefly In
limestone. which forms. when crusi.s.i
and packed. an excellent pavement,
The principal points at whichit Is fount
arr the following: Val dc Trayers. II
the Swiss Canton Of Neutchatcl. four
teen miles from N~eufchstel. and siSicci
or seventeen m. les by rail from th'
French borders; Scyssel. on the Rhone
In the French department Of the Ain
about thirty-ihrcc miles from Geneva
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SAGE; vorwohle. In raunschwclg: an'
Limmcr. near the city Of Hanover. Th'
Italian nro, lnce Of Caseria. In the neigh
borhood OF Naples. supplies Rome will
n ASPHALT much used for terraces an
fat ruofs.-E. J. Haiiock. IN Pepaia
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

Ar.tnER complained bitterly Of The way
his childfcn destroyed their clothing. lo
said, "When ! " an boy ] Only had one SUIT
Of clothes and I had 10 tiAe care of H. Iva,
only allowed Que pair IT shoes 3 year IN those
d. ys.p There was q pause, nnl then tho old.
ctt boy spoke up and sill ~ sly, dal, you
hove a much easier time ~ i % you arc
living Win us. ~ hitIHD Tribune
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

..s"Evl dis o]sltions arc early shown"
Evil tendencies IN our sysio ~ are 10 be
watched anl guarded against II you hnd
yourself getting bilious, head heavy, mouth
i0ul, eyes yellow, kidneys disordcrei, symp'
toms Of uilc, tormentlng you. take at once =
few doses ~ kidrcy.WOrt. n Is natures
gre [ assist mt. Usr II as an advance. guard
don't wait TO get down sick. Read ady't.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

Intelligent minds can qlickly learn = yerie
hy be- Al Such knowledge may prove uaeihl
Of some future time. Then learn lhl' verse
by bnani "Dr Gnysntt's yellow Dock aud
sAfs parll, contains yellow Dock, safsapa'
flla, Juniper lion, Bnchu Celery and call'
= Va, and J. tie finest Strengthen NJ medicine
and blood purifier ever compounded from a
pLyglcianis rctrfiptlnn.h
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

TuH voLr,io BKLr Co, Marshall, Mich, win
tcnd Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Electro ynltalo
Belts aud Electric Appliance. on trial for
thirty days TO men young or old who arc AZ.
nlcted With nervous debility, lost vitality and
Kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy aud
Addfcssas above. n. n-NO risk 10 Incurred
a. thity day's TRAIL Is allowed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

ToiMPRoyE the ppcarhnce u the skin great
risks ARE taken; arsenic. mercury, or high
round III ed named ~trticlcs containing thee
dcath.dealing drugs, arc tnken In hol es OF
getting rid n MI these troubles. In many
cases, dea'h Is the result. NJ a'leyi ton OF
the burning, heating, itching and lnfamma-
ton Ia gwen. All troubled With fczcna tsalt
rheum), letters. llumors, lui immatlnn,
ROUGH, sctly Etu tiuns Of any kind Dis
eases Of the Hair and Scalp, s%crufula, Ulcers,
PiuIlcs or trndcr ltchings on ny part OF the
body, should know that thcic Is hope for
them In a sure, perfect aud elegant remedy,
known a. DR.. Benson's skin Cure, which can
be obtained al druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
nenntIner..

Ladies', YOU cannot make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with oil the cos
metlcs " France, Dt heautIicrs " the world,
you such good health, strength, buoy MT
N lrlts aud beauty ~ Hop Bittcts. A trial Is
certain proof. See another column. - dCgraph.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

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