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WEED AND MORGAN.

A statement by the late Thurlow Weed
relative to the notorious Morgan abduction
case, has been published, but it cannot be
said to throw any new light upon that ep.
isode. Thurlow Weed can only say that
he got into personal trouble through writing
about Morgan. He did not appear to
know any more about the mystery than
the rest of the world. The Morgan case
is now quite generally believed to have
been a case of murder as well as abduction.
At least all the evidence ever obtained
points strongly in that direction. The
only difficulty in the matter is the diff
Guilty of understanding why the Masons
should have been SO terribly excited at
the prospect of an expose of their rites
and ceremonies. There is now compare
lively little mystery about these things.
tits generally understood that there are
no tremendous and blood curdling mys-
teries connected with Masonry, but that
its ceremonial is somewhat fantastic, and
symbolical to an elaborate extent.
We presume that it would be quite i'm
possible at this day to create any excite
ment by the publication of the alleged Sc
crets of the fraternity, or of any other Sc.
cret society. But the Morgan book almost
caused revolution, and it is greatly to be
feared that it led to the commission Of a
great crime.
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uas. LAsarRY AT NEW YORK.

We do not believe the dispatch which
states that Mrs. Langtry has not been in.
vited int New York society. II she has
NOT gene into that society it has probably
been because she could not find time for
it. But New York society has changed
very suddenly if it would not be delighted
TO entertain Mrs. Langtry, or any other
foreigner with such credentials. Mrs.
Langtry, moreover, has been accustomed to
move in SO much more distinguished cir.
cles than those of New York that the leaders
of fashion in the latter place would only
make themselves ridiculous by refusing to
receive her. In fac. we have no doubt
that if she has not been in society there,
and il society is really making any com.
plant in the premises, it is a case of sour
grapes.
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TIE COAL OIL QUESTION.


There is no necessity for treating the coal
oil question in an hyaterical manner. 1t is
not great, though it might be termed q
burning question. The community has
perfect right to insist that it shall be pre-
tected against all extra and unnecessary
dangers. At present there is city ordi-
nance which does not secure any protec.
ton at all, since it permits everybody to
keep five hundred gallons of coal oil with
out observing any precautions. We think
it can be demonstrated that coal oil is ca
pable of being stored in considerable guam
titles safely. OF course, however, such
demonstration ought to be made. But
time, and the fact that coal oil is not treated
by the underwriters as an extra-hazardous
risk proves that practical experiment has
not thus far confirmed the common belief
in its dangerousness. The other day we
suggested, as fit method of securing the
public against dagger, that the Fire Com.
missioners and the Board of Underwriters
should be empowered to draw up regula-
tions for storing and handling coal oil, and
that such regulations should be put in
force by the Trustees. We have seen no
reason since to prefer any other PROPOSE.
ton. We do not believe that it is neces-
sary to the safety of the city that all the
coal oil should be stored outside the cor
porate limits. We believe that if proper
precautions are used it can be stored any
where without more danger than is insepara-
bic from large stocks of dozens Of inhamma-
BILE substances. There has been a great
deal of very wild and extravagant talk
about this matter, but there is no occasion
for that kind of treatment. The public
have no desire to put any of our business
men to unnecessary inconvenience, while
they on their part must recognizes the ne
cessity of taking adequate precautions.
The present ordinance regarding the stor-
age of coal oil is of no use as protection
to the community but if the Trustees
will substitute for it one providing for the
application of well-considered precautions,
the matter can be settled without any
trouble.
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TIE FALSE PROPHET,

1t is reported that the mysterious False
Prophet, who for the last twelve months has
been lowering on the horizon, as it were,
has been defeated, and, az one account
ssys, taken prisoner. 1t is not said who
has accomplished this feat, but the pre-.
sumption is that If the fac. be as stated it
is the work of Colonel Abd.el- ader, for
he is the only commander at present in the
Soudan who is capable Of any serious
fighting. If indeed the False Prophet has
been captured, it is unlikely that he will
ever see Lower Egypt, for in such a case
his captors would be very apt to dispatch
him with short notice, in order to prevent
future complications. OF course, too, his
death under such circumstances would
convince all the Faithful that he really had
been false prophet, for there is only one
way oy which an eastern prophet can
demonstrate the genuineness of his mis-
sion, and that is by success. Had Mohanl-
med been killed when his cause was still
weak, one OF the great religions of the
world would have aborted. For the Ori.
entail races respect nothing SO much as
power, and this is one reason why
Christianity never has appealed to them
successfully.
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ley is flooded. and two villages mean Olmutz
. . submerged.

ley is flooded. and two villages mean Olmuti
. submerged.
FRANKFORT, November 2Ssh-Ths HI ain
| subsidipg slowly. Railway communica tior
with Mannheim and Worms is suspended.
LATsR.-The Main is again rising.
COLOGNE, November 2Ssh.-The Rhine is
rising rapidly. The rain continues. The
Rhins at Mayence has reached the highest
point Of the century. Railway trsfnc ia en-.
tirely suspended.
BERLIN, November 2Sth.-In the Diet to-
day Won Puttksmer read o telegram frsm the
Empress at Coblentz, stating that the water
was forcing its way from all sides into the
castle garden, and that half Of the boat
bridge had been torn eway. 1t was impossi
bic, the Empress said. to foresee what the
end.would be. Won Puttkamer said at the
close of ihs sitting that he would ask the
Emperor if he thought it necessary that he
(Yon Pu.tkamer) should proceed to the scene
of danger.
Bonn, November 2Ssh.-The lower stories
of the houses here are submerged.
MAYENcE, November 2Sth.-The Town
Council have voted 1O0O0 markz in addition
to the $4,000 already granted to relieve the
sufferers. The railway embankment at the
lower end of town has given away. A corps
OF sappers and miners are keeping communi-
cation open.
CoLoGsR, November 2Ssh.-The Rhine
mas reached 9.45 meters, but has ceased
rising.
Treaty Adopted.
PARIS. November 28th.--In the Senate to.
day the bill ratifying the treaty of De Brazza
with the Congo chief, Makoko, was adopted.
Excitement in Roumania.
BUCHAREST, November 2Ssh.-Seancoff has
been rearres.ed in his home at Rustchuk
One hundred OF his partisans wers also ar
rested, causing great excitement.
Disorders Renewed.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 2Ssh,-The
disorders have been renewed by the students
OF the University in Moscow and the Demi.
down Lyceum in Jaroslav.
Gsmbetfa's Wound.
PARIS, November 2Sth.-Gambetta hiss
violent fever from the revolver wound self.
lnhc,ei yesterday by accident.
Letter Rags st0Ien.
BERLIN, November 2Ssh.-Two letter bags,
containing official correspondence from Bis.
nsrck. have been stolen while on their way
20 Berlin.
Jewish Synagogue Robbed.
PARIS, November 2Ssh.-The Jewish syn
agogue was robbed yesterday of articles valued
at III, UUU francs.
The Trouble With the s.ndents.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 2Ssh.-Of the
students engaged in the recsnt demonstra,
tions $50 have been arrested. The troops
fired into crowd of Kazan University stu.
dents, and killed three Of them.
Elected TO Parliament.
LONDON, November 2S h.-Parkes fCen.
servatiye) ID elected to Parliament for the
Cambridge University. He received S,491
votes, and Sseuart (Liberal) IDOL
Theater Burned.
LONDON, November 2Sth.-The West End
Theater at South Shields was burned to-day.
Beath Of a Son OF Marshal Lannes.
PARIS. November 2Sth.-Count Monte
belle, the only surviving son of Marshal
LauGes. is dead.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

William Johnston, of Richland, is in the ciry
E. W. Fogg, Of oroville, is stopping in the city.
q. B. sturgis, of Placerville, is stopping in the
city.
DR.. T. o. Vincent and wife, of orland, are in
town.
C. F. Foster, of Red Bluff arrived in the city yes-
terday.
c. c. Hampton of Marysville, was in the city yes
terday.
Charles F. Foster, Senator. elect from Tehama, is
in the city.
Mrs. J. r. Brown, of Denver, Col, is visiting in
Sacramento.
L. Glass, wife and nurse OF Cherokee. were in the
city yesterday.
n. d. Rideout, President Of the California State
Bank, depart d for the East on Monday evening to
be absent month.
]. W. Lee, telegraph operator in the Central Pa.
cic freight Office, left last night to take temporary
charge of the station at Summit
State House Ho.el: Robert Craig Miss Craig,
Gait; Thomas Turner and wife Lyman Wilcox
Costumes; Mrs Erhsrdt, Mr.. Crum and WIFE Jake
Korn, Franklin; c. Il. Hill, II. C. Leeman, Grass
Valley; W j. Prosser, Rocklin; Z. Hart Folsom :
]. T. Learv and wife, Miss Leary, J. Peters, Mica
lsus; E. Morgan, Marysvie; George Fithisn, Miss
Coddington, lone City NJ. S. Gilbert, Miss Annie
Mclaughlin, Diamond Springs James Kirkpatrick,
Plymouth; Mrs COrrine and two children, Miss
Cox, REUTERS; W. A. Friend, r. Il. Smith, J. 4.
Friend, Auburn; ]. Souereyn and wife, E. Miller,
T. F. Laugsron, Woodland ; b. D. Beckley, Walnut
Grove; A. kesselling, Gold Hill Mrs, L. NJ. Rice,
/ CisrksviDe J. F. Kiampp, Palisades s. z. Web
ster, Saa Rafael; II. E Finkler, San Francisco.
fg Faded articles Of all kinds restored to
their original beauty by Diamond Dyes. Per-
feet aud simple. 10 cents, at all druggists.
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LOGAN AND GRANT AND PORTER.

1t is not at all probable that Logan's at.
tempt to refute General Grants argument
in behalf of Fitz John Porter will have the
desired effect. Logan stands now almost
alone in his attitude of unremitting hos
tility to Porter. General Grants recent
article on the case will be the more con-
vincing because he frankly and in very
manly and honorable way admits that he
himself for seventeen years held to Logans
view Of the matter, and that he changed
his mind very reluctantly, and only in re-
spouse to proofs of Porter's innocence
which as an honest man he found it alb.
solutely impossible to resist. Now it is
very well known that Grant is man of
singular tenacity of opinion, and it fol.
lows that when such man finds it neces
sary to review opinions which he held stead
lastly for seventeen years, the reasons
which moved him must have been very
powerful. As to what Logan says about
Lincoln and Carte ] and others, it is
irrelevant. Lincoln never had the oppor-
tunity of examining the case disposition.
ately. He was altogether deceived and mis-
led by Pope's Misrepresentation. Many
years had elapsed after Lincoln's death
before that second inquiry was held which
developed the facts upon which Porter's
innocence is predicated. Logan las, we
think, only succeeded in demonstrating
that he himself refuses to open his mind
to new considerations and facts. 1t may
further be observed that so careful writer
as Professor Swinton, in his recently pub.
lished new edition of his Campaigns of the
" Army Of the Potomac" has found it
necessary to accept the theory of Porters
blamelessness. In short it may be said that
all the highest authorities are on the side
of Porter in this controversy, and that Lo.
gan does not represent what can be charac.
terized as either an intelligent or an I'm
biased opinion
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SUPERIOR COURT.
TUESDAY, November IS, 1882.
RTNRSr Tyo-A yIxR p.rpnso.- 1.,

lVhsUAl, NUVefnDer 3, 1857.
DEPARTMENT Two-A. VAN R. PATERSON, Judge
The Peop.e vs. Chas. 0'Brien ct al, indictments
for murder-0 Brien withdraws plea Of not guitv
and enters plea of guilty charged David j. Bar.
nett, indicted under name of VIM. Anderson with.
draws plea of not guilty and enters ga of gull as
charged. Time waived by O'Brien and Barnett and
Court sentences them each to San Quentin prison
Tor life. Charge against Thomas Hamilton dis
missed.
The People vs. Miner Walden, indictment for
perjury-Arraigned and pea of not guilty entered
Case set for Trial January Is, 1888
The People VS.. Miner Valdez, Indictment for per.
jury-Same as preceding.
The People vs. Oscar Lyons Indictment for ner-
juTy-Same as preceding
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HOME AND ABROAD.

The Transit OF Yenus-An Aged Couple
Killed by Coal Gas-sentence Of an ex-
Bank President-Fr igatfuI Fate OF a
C.iiid-2aiiroad Aceidents-MiId Winter
PredIeted-ThuTiow Weeds Wul-The
Color Line In 81. Leuls-Congressmen
Destruction by Fire-The Murder
Trisl at Cbicaso-npposition to kellogg
In Leuis!ara-Items OF Foreign News
Etc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Valley Council, No. 60, J. o. G. Fen.
cers and members will meet Tbs "wednesday
EVENING, at Encampment Hall. Odd Fellows
Temple, Ninth and streets, at 7:30 o'clock. Men,
bers OF Capitol Council and sojourning members
are cordially invited. CHAS. I. JONES, G. c.
RoBT T. DEvLIN, R. s. lib. CT n29 1t
Il ooMS TO BENT-TWO OR THREE LARGE
10, unfinished rooms in private dwelling; gas,
closets; or furni he'd, with or without kitchen.
Inquire at LII Fifth street. between and L, cor.
nsr of the alley. n29 3tr
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TO nay OLD PATRONS.

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ADDRESS particularly those who have been n
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Consultations, personally by letter, g-stss send
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nurses.
Consultation Parlers, 22G Suffer street. adg5n,n
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Once hours-from A. n. TO SP.M.
MY Diploma hangs I'm nay Office,
FrFenase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage
For sale by al pewsdealers.
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Wanted Work Teams 6 Transfers

TINE NAToMA WATER AND MINING CON-
Il pany will pay as follows: For use of horses
weighing 100 or loo pounds, 80 cents per day
and found; for four and six-horse teamsters, $50
per month and found for two-horse transfers, s26
per month and found. Apply at Folsom, Sacra-
mento county, Cal. n29 2w
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THANKSGIVING Day NOTICE.

Thursday of this week will be Thanksgiving Day.
This journal viii not appear on the day following
this annual holiday that the RECORD UNION force
may have full opportunity to epgoge ia the festiy.
ties and reunions that mark Thanksgiving. Adver-
tisements making announcements for Friday should
therefore be sent in before II O'Clock tonight.
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FAMILY WaSHiaG.

~ UoNG SING, A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
SF and entirely reliable Laundrymaa, has opened
a wash. house on Twelfth street. between ID aud Z,
where washing, ironing, uting, etc, will be done in
the best manner aud at reasonable prices. He has
no relations with the previous washerman at the
same place, and will careful y return all clothing in
trusted to him, and without mixing with Others or
losing them. n29-4plm*
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The Reno Gazette has unearthed a couundrum
which it gives up in this wise: why anyone
should expect the newspaper publisher to be more
generous in squ.ndering his substance than other
business men, is something that cannot be accounted
for" And then 1t goes on to morslize possible
answer to the puzzle.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

AHnH3b FEetEtns GG NSoeAbGtEefA OF the
Peoples Savings Bank viii be held MONDAY
EVENING, December A, 1882, at o'clock, at the
bank office, southeast corner and Fourth streets
[n2,1ml WEI. F. EUNT0oN, Cashier.
Dr. La Mars Seminal Pills cure sill
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ECai Ban, Fan Francisco, doubled Ia
size, is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHArFUCK & FLETCHER export their
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return, and this is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't it? Wholesale and retail
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DESIRABLE DWELLING FOB SALE,

A TW0-SToRY FRAME HOUSE, NEAR a.
n ly new, with all modern conveniences E5;;i
corner lot, 4ox160; on line of street Ap AeessA.
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The Peoples Cause advocates the passage of
law BY the next Legislature taxing every person at
least 500 year for the privilege Of carrying con-
cealed weapons.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CARD

EDIToR RECORD UNION: NOTICED IN
~ Sundays +" Leader" an article rejecting severe
" upon an esteemed citizen, Mr. Peter BOIL, which
was evidently written under great misapprehen-
sion of the facts of the case. Mr. BOIL has, to my
certain knowledge, been strongly interested in be
half of the family spoken OF, and has repeatedly
made them donations of needed supplies, as indeed
he has frequently done to other families who were
being helped by the Towards, he having been Tor
many years member Of the Association make
these Statements not only as an acs OF justice 20
Mr.. BOIL. but also because it appears to me that
such articles as that referred to hinder rather than
stimulate those private charities of which the poor
Of the city are serely in need.
NJ S. CUSHMAE,
n2o-lts Steward Howard Benevolent Assn.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Holiday Gifts :!
OF all ihings BOOKS are the most chaste,
beautiful, enduring anif useful
OF gifts.

MO ARTICLE OF PRODUCTION is BETTER
~ suited for a HOLIDAY PRESENT THAN A
GOOD BOOK. 1t remains through life to remind
the recipient of the donor, and is ever source of
joy, both to the eye AID the mind 1t increases the
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BOYS AND GIRLS,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

II oST-oN N STREET, SOUTH SIDE, Be
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Tuesday, GOLD ENAhELED BUCKLE and
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TUFTS HAIR DYE,

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parts natural color, acts Instantaneously Sold
py DRUGGISTS, or sent by express on receipt of 81
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FRIEND TO FREEZE.

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CRACKERS & COMPETITIONS!

" FISHER, NOS. sas AND SO J STREET
IL. Sacramento. has Just taken the Wholesale
Agency OF the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
OF San Francisco. CRACKERS sold at lowest San
Francisco prices, with difference in time and freight
In tavor OF purchasers. Also, FISHER CHOICE
CONNECTIONS. at lowest market rates au22-3ps
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uxlos.]