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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
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STATE sPoRrsMAN,s CLUB.

At the wing shooting match of the State
Sportsman's Association, at San Bruno,
Friday, 6 birds, 80 yards, Hurlingham
rules, these scores were made: w. r.
fisher 3, Pearson 3, Golcher l, Babcock 5,
Robertson 4, G.. Routier 4, F. Maskey 8,
Burbank 6, Levirlee 4, Marshall 6, Berwick
5, C, Robinson 6, Roach 5, Bennett 5, DIR.
Parker l, B. Hohenshell 3, Merrill 6,
Brown 0, Knowles 2, Liddle 0, White 5,
C. Hohnenshell 3, NJ. Briggs 4, Jellett 5,
Hayes 4, Lastreto 3, Harms 3, Pyle 3. Left
ner 0, Halstead 4, LOGAN 5, Rentree 2, Lei.
bercher l, J. B. Burnett, 4, Haas 2. Four
ties resulted as follows Burbank 2, o.
Marshall 4, G. Robinson 2, Merrill 8. The
result being victory for the Stockton rep
resentatives, Marshall and Merrill.
Next came match at six doubles, in
which some brilliant shooting was done.
The following participated F. Maskey,
LOGAN, Burnett, Pearson, Hayes, Walsh,
Golcher, Jellett, Robinson, A f. Meyer,
G. Roche, Lastredo, G.. Routier, Settler,
White, Berwick, Smith, Burbank, Robert
SOD, Rix, r. Liddle. Maskey, Hayes and
Jellett tied and shot off. the result being
in favor of the former. Then came match
at six birds, the first money being awarded
to G. Robinson, while Rixford and Las
treto divided the remaining spoils. Roche
and LOGAN shot at six birds. Roche took
the stakes and LOGAN paid for the birds,
and all adjourned until Saturday morning.
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Saturday Government bonds we're
quoted at l2l for Is Of 1907 1l5s for AS lOl for
BIS; sterling, 81 ss9I POI silver bars, rs
Silver in London, 50 7I6d; consols Iol 9lGd; pr
cent. United States bonds, extended, l0i; 49, l23;
SIS, lls
In Sa Francisco half dolA arc quoted at ] dis.
couns to par Mexican dollars, eOla9o5 cents.
The stock marke: opened weak and dull at San
Francisco Saturday morning. Prices kept falling.
aud the Amount Of business done was small. The
week closed gIoOrly, with little If any cheering
prospect for the future.
Lord Frederick Cavendsh. the new Chief secre-
1ary for Ireland, and Thomas Henry Burke, Under
Secretary, were stabbed 20 death in Phs5ix Park,
Dublin, Saturday evening, by four unknown men,
who escaped.
The President has announced that he will sign
the Chinese bill to-day.
The House passed the Tariff Commission bill Sat.
urday.
The losses by the FIRE at Racine, Wis, have dwin.
died to $3.50, 900.
Fire at Westbrook, Ne; also at Bellows Falls, VI
A saloon.keeper at Cincinnati has been fined 500
and thirty days in prison for doing business on Sun
day.
Ao1tAIA
fer Fitz John Porter. which removes the only legal
obstacle to Congressional action in the case.
Snow fell heavily at Pottsville, Pa, Saturday.
Parnell denies that he has entered into an agree
ment with the British Government to withdraw the
''no rent " manifesto.
Fourteen Russian men. oi-wnr are to be stationed
at Russian ports in the Pacific durirg the next six
months.
Eppng forest formally dedicated by the Queen
to the full use Of the public Saturday.
Michael Davtt was released Saturday from Port.
land Prison
John Williams has been found guilty OF murder in
the first degree at Nevada City
J. B. Brogan committed suicide Saturday near
Truckee.
Alexander Chisholm diei suddenly at Grass Val.
ley Saturday.
McCauley, on trial at Auburn for arson, has been
declared not guilty.
three -year.o old girl WIS drowned in a ditch at
eno Nevada, Saturday.
Port Moody, ON Frazer river, iu British Columbia
IS becoming quite an important point
All King hanged himself at Victoria, B. C Satur.
day.
steamer filed with Chinese arrived at Victoria
yesterday from Hongkong.
Robert Bechter was shot and killed by his wife
Leona. Kansas, Saturday. who then killed her.
self. Both were over so years
Winnipeg, Manitoba, is suffering from the effects
Of high water.
In stabbing afiray between two brothers at San
Francisco yesterday morning, one of them WIS
killed and the other badly cut
rt
burg, Pa, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
On the fourth page this morning will be found a
condensation Of Saturdays telegraphic news, fur.
ther interesting facts regarding the Jeanette disas
ter, and other matters.
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Government Shoes!

"a The Government requires that the
SHOES supplied to the Army and Navy
shall be of the most durable and comfortable
kind. They must be strong and lasting,
without being heavy or cumbersome, and
easy to wear, without being loose or un-
calmly To secure these results only best
materials are allowed to be used, and the
SHOES are shaped upon lasts which have
been proven by experience to be the most
perfect models of comfort and neatness We
have received a large invoice of these
SHOES from the concern which supplies
them to the Government They will be
found the same in every respect, except that
the stamps u S." is omitted. They are
made of soft fine calf, with medium-light
soles hand-sewed with coarse waxed thread.
While these goods are carefully finished and
neat in appearance, not a cent has been spent
in fancy sewing or adornment; every penny
they cost shines clearly in the great service
they will do, and in the superior comfort and
satisfaction they will give. These SHOES
are especially recommended to those who
have much walking or standing to do We
have them in laced Alexis style, and in low
cut Oxfords
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
SECOND EDITION.

A second e,.ition of the REooED-uSloy is issued
e rch day at P. N. bringing the Eastern and coast
news up to tha. hour. By this arrangement the
RECORD Union will present the latest news obtain
Sile at all points east 1nd north Of Sacramento.
The regular morning edition Of the RECORD UNIoS
IS carried by morning trains, and is ahead OF all
competitors far north as Chico, the California
and Oregon Railroad; west TO Benieia and south to
Stockton, and east TO cohax, Folsom and Placer
ylle ard all intermediate places. The second edition
matter viii be found each day upon the third page
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ONE OF TIE BEST MANAGED.
LGrass Valley Tidings. ]

The SACRAMENTO REcoRD-uSIos came out Monday
In an enlarged form, giving its readers eight addi
tional columns Of reading matter by the enlarge
ment This step was necessary on account Of the
increase OF business, and because the city in which
that paper published Is steadily progressing and
improving. Tie RECORD UNION Is one Of the best
managed and ablest edited newspapers on this con-
tlnsnt. while It's news departments, both general
and local. are always full and fresh and as accurate
as it is possible to have We congratulate our
Sacramento contemporary on It's merited success
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
AHEAD OF ALE.
lNapa Daily Reporter.

I1NdPd DuIIy HeIJNrltIeJ
Tie SAeaANEsTo RECORD USIoS has been enlarged
from a seven to nine.cclumn daily, on account of
the increasing advertising pressure upon its COL
umns. The RECORD is the best daily published out.
side o. San Francisco, and is not only their equal in
the way of latest news, but better for country
readers il the fact that its columns are not cum.
bered with mass II metropolitan local events Of
little interest to readers octside Of the city In
every feature the RECORD is splendid daily, and,
in agricultural point Of view, far ahead Of all
daily competition
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
FARM MERS,
Stop and Think!

no YOU WISH TO MAKE OR SAVE MONEY
IL You can buy GRAIN MILL which will grind
all your feed, with wind or horse power for One
Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars. 1t can be oper.
ated with man power and do a reasonable amount
Of work. 1t grinds or rolls the barley Or corn,
crushing it into fine meal, II 80 desired or simply
crack 1t. This cannot be done with the stone or
roller, for the grinds but cannot roll and the
other rolls but cannot grind but my mill does both
either grinding or rolling The prices range from
One Hundred to Three Hundred Dollars The small
size mill will grind any amount from one ton 10
twenty tons in twenty-four hours, according TO the
power applied and the larger will go sixty tons per
day. Total weight Of small mill, 176 pounds Of
large mill, 575 pounds. Address WIN. e. STILES,
Sacramento Cal ml72pIm
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

THE Colusa Sun, after careful review, comes to
the conclusion that Colusa county will have very
poor crop this season. few days OF north wind,
it 5aid would very nearly destroy the hopes of grow
ing grain engendered by the late south breezes
The north wind has come, and Colusa is therefore
hailv off
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

The confidence with which the Democracy thinks
it can carry California at the next election leads
many to suppose that there has been great defec
tion from the Republican ranks. If it is well
founded, there bas been large desertion. Now
-y--y :. capable % Judging IN this matter for
himself. Let each one look about him and see who
it is that has deserted principles because Of presi
Dental veto. Where is there a leading man who
has stepped out uf the ranks such ideas Of deser
tion gain their currency by Democratic iteration
only
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

The Yreka Journal says that the railroad build
ing being prosecuted in Oregon has caused an ad-
vance in prices Of all kinds of products, and that
this will lessen export from Oregon, and will remove
much Of the competition with which California pro-
ducts now meet in the north country.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

THE Nevada Transcript s2ys that the proposed
Miners Convention will be held at very early date
1t claims that the hydraulic miners have been mis-
represented, and that In the forthcoming conven.
ton they will set themselves right before the
rannle.
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MURDER MOST FOUL.

Assassination In Broad Day st Dub.
Iin-Tbe New Chief Secretary for Ire,
land slain In Phoenix Park-His Fate
shared by the Under seerefary-The
Crime Committed by Four Unknown
Men, who Escape and Leave No Clue
Excitement Caused by The Tragedy.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

"AN Eastern merchant says that he has proved
beyond doubt that $1,000 spent in advertising
brings him in more trade than 5000 drummer"
He is late in the day with his discovery Business
men OF this section found out all about it long ago.
and have acted on that fact basis for years.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

ALREADY several communities are moving in the
matter OF the proper celebration Of the Fourth of
July Cannot we have something this year little
out Of the usual order2 Let US have some novel
features, some change in the stereotyped pro.
grnmme
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IP the sixtY-ive Texas editors, now visiting Cali
fornia for six days, will each solemny promise not
to write book California when they return
home, the people Of this State will hold them in
kindly remembrance, and when they lay down liie's
burdens, will keep their graves green
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

THAT was a novel idea of St. Helena man who
gave grand bail in his barn and served the supper
at the leading hotel Of the place. 1t was barn ball.
o- ball barn, as You please.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

FROM exchanges it is learned that active opera
tions in borax mining will be commenced at the
borax lakes in Ipyo and San Bernardino counties at
early day. These soda deposits are very large
and profitable. One is situated at the north end of
Death valley, and the other near Resting springs.
The supply seems nexhaustible.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

THE fishermen say that the sawdust sent down the
Tfuckee river kills the fish. The sawdust men re-
ply" $50 do the fishermen with their snares nets and
giant powder" Between the two then, the fish are
doornad
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

A PHYSICIAN OF this city is authority for the
asasd spipiaE -. lie Slk used in the valley sec
tion Of California is lacking in salty qdality an5
says It would be nutritious and far more bene-
acial especially to children, il to every quart Of
milk . pinch Of salt were added 1t would be
better still, he says, for our dairymen to feed
more salt to their cows than they do. In many
cises he believes it is wholly neglected. Dairymen
will find it profitable too, as the heaviest mixers
are those fed from the soptub, where there is
or less salt. In Nova Scotia, where they have prime
mixers COWS are regularly fed salty fish.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

II is said that within ten days ships have, in New
York, been bidding for whea. as ballast for voyages
to Europe. That is, the ship owners have paid for
the privilege Of carrying wheat, just as they buy
rocks for ballast This does not indicate present
demand for our earth produce, the part Of cur
cousins over the ocean,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

THERE is great activity smons the vine.growers Ct
the Napa valley. Land in that prosperous section
is rapidly appreciating in value. Apropos to this,
We notice that at St. Helena they sgitating the
subject of planting vines in the fall In Sonoma,
says the Santa Rosa Republican, that plan has been
successful on high lands
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

WARDEN CRocKER, April 9th, made a denial
that he had permitted meals to be sent TO Gui-
tcau from outside the Washington Jail, or that
Guiteau was allowed to hold New Years reception
Why has Crocker waited until April to deny the
current charge?
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

DIED.
Sacramento May Mrs. C. L. Thomas wife OF F.
Thomas, and only sister OF w. L. Curtis, native
Of Massachusetts, 81 years, 10 months and days.
Friends and acqualntances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
her late residence, 416 Eighth street, tomorrow
Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock
Antioch, April 26-Cora Evene Marshall, years
and 2 months.
Nara, Arrll 90 Philip Christensen, 80 years.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
The sioux indian Reseryatiop.
RELIABLE,

lRsdding independently
The SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD UNION appears in
an enlarged form. This is taken as an evidence Of
increased prosperity for that reliable paper.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
MARRIED..

San Jose. april 25-Fredcrick l.. Foster to Louise
Houghton.
Stockton, May 2-John Henry Gum to Maca Living
stSn.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
GENERAL NEWS.

A kansas Mother Provides for Her Sen by
killing His Father and Herself High
Water In ManitOba- ba-C0urf.hOuseB Burned
at Piftsburg-An Anti.Chinese Clergy.
man-PostaI Changes for the Pacific
COasf-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

WHAT WHISKY DD.-A man named
Berthieu Matthew, who lived at the corner
of Dupont and Pacific streets, San Fran
cisco, was killed in Oakland by train Sat.
urday afternoon. Shortly before o'clock
he was seen on the track of the Berkeley
barnch very much intoxicated. Three
boys helped him from his dangerous pos;.
tion. He scrambled back onto the track,
and the boys again went toward him to re-.
move him. They saw in his hand large
knife, and hesitated to approach him. At
this time a Berkeley train rounded the
curve from the north, but Matthew made
no attempt to escape. The engine could
not be stopped in time, and the wheels
passed over the man, killing him instantly.
Some new idea of the enormous shipping
interests OF London may, perhaps, be gath
cred from current statistics of the arrivals
and departures. For the week ending on
April lst last the number of vessels en-.
tered was 207, with tonnage of l22, 7OI,
and the number of steamers I27, with
tonnage of S3,4Sl. For the same period
the outgoing vessels numbered l40, and
the steamers l04. For the month ending
March 25th the figures are these: Clear.
ances-Total number Of vessels, 5l3; total
steamers, $50; tonnage, 2lSSS5. British
steamers, 292 tonnage, IS9, 092. British
sailers, l25; tonnage, 5S,972. Total ton
nsge, 29l, l55. Total vessels entered in,
1856; tonnage, 422, 254. Total steamers
entered in, 475 /; tonnage, 304, SOP.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
BORN.

Sacramento, May 5-Wife of w. F. Walter son.
Oroville, April 23-wfe of r. w. Smith, q daughter.
Marysville, May 6-Wife of John Sullivan, a son..
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Preaching nj the Christian Church ON
Eighth street, between and q, THIS (Monday)
EVENING, at 7:3o o'clock, by e. B Ware. INNER
sion after preaching. mS-t.
HussarE, Ahe alton lyon are \A
hereby ordered to appear at your Armory M
70 MORROW Tuesday MORNING, at Z I4
o'clock sharp, in full uniform, to attends.
your Annual Excursion and Picnic TO Woodland.
Members Of the Band will report at same time and
place. By order of THE CAPTAIN. 4
+. HAGELsTEIN, Clerk ms-1t-
Ancient Order Foresfers.-0 0nicersT. y
and members OF Court Capitol of Cali
fernia, No. 6,742, are hereby notified TO at 81
tend the summons meeting to be held THIS
{ionday) EVENING, at o'clock sharp
Business: Election Of Delegates to Subsidiary High
Court, meeting to be held in Boston, Mass, in
August, 1882. All members of the Order are cor
daily Invited to attend. BY order.
H. B HARMON, c. R.
R. N. MCLENSAS. Recording Secretary ms-1t
Capital Council, No. 81. I. q. G. E., OF
Pacific Coast will meet Pioneer Hail. at o'clock,
THIS (ionday) EVENING. \ full attendance is
de- red. By order OF J. D. KENT, G. q.
c. II. You're, Secretary. ms 1t
s.-Regular Meeting 0fNaomi Chap.
ter. No. 80, at Masonic Temple, THIS Monday)
EVENING, at s o'clock. By order of
MRS. NJ. j. YOUNG, W. NJ.
Mrs. II. A. DUNN. Secretary lB. C.l mS-1t
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
ICE !!

MYTH INCREASED FACILITIES, AND THE
w encouragement Of a generous patronage
already bestowed, the Capital Ice and Coal
Company, of Sacramento, propose TO continue
their business at No. 1909 THIRD STREET, In the
old, liberal and accommodating way. This HOME
COMPANY was mainly instrumental in reducing the
cost OF ICE in this city from cents per pound to
the present low figure. They now offer at whole
sale or retail, 10 families and others. PURE BOCA
ICE, IA TO is inches thick, SOLID AND CLEAR AS
CRYSTAL, at prices level with competing rates
The BOCA ICE is frozen on q small mountain
stream fed by springs, and with no sawmills
Breweries or Slaughter houses above TO charge the
water with sawdust more offensive and unhealthy
matter. Daily delivery in quantity desired Orders
and season contracts respectfully solicited.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

lsrsouL By TELEGRAPH TO rn xoOaD-usrOr.l
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MAY QUEEN CELEBRATION.

HNHE MAY QUEEN CELEBRATION, POST.
poned from the Congregational and Presbyte
ran Sunday Schools Picnic, will take place at
FAST PARK, TUESDAY, MAY 9, AT 2 P. N.
~ Admission Free to holders of Picnic tickets
For others--Adults. Is cents; Children between the
ages Of and 15 years, 10 cents.
STREET CARS will leave Sixth and streets and
Twentieth and H streets ut o'clock sharp. Men,
bers Of Schools going out at that time, go free /;
coming back, pay full fare. ms 2t
CHRISTIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
At East Park, on Tuesday, May .. lsss.
ADMISSION FREE. mS-lt+
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VARIOUS ITEMS FROM DrBLTN.

LONDON, May 7th.--A correspondent at
Dublin telegraphs az follows: A gentleman
informs me that at about o'clock Satur lay
afternoon he saw country car of a peculiar
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pacIac Coast Postal Cbarges,

LAST Slenr's DISPATCHES TO rHE RscORD-uSios
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

FRENCH NETWORK UNDERSHIRTS
FOR MEN, Is CENTS. Are we'll made and cool.
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CHARLES S. PARNELL,
JOHN DILLON,
MICHAEL DAVITT.


in this declaration. Orders for the immedi-
ate printing and posting of the manifesto
throughout Ireland have been given Par
nell has sent kilograms to the Mayors of
Dublin, Cork, Waterford and Limerick, sug-
gesting that they Immediately call a meeting
of their respective corporations to denounce
the crime.
ENGLISH SYMPATHY.
LONDON, May 7th.-Society, beginning
with the Queen, who sent a telegram Of con-
dolence to Lord Frederick Cavendishs 3
family, has made demonstration Of sym
pathy as remarkable asj that which occurred
on the death of President Garfield. Many
columns Of the morning papers are filed
with the names of those who called to ex.
press sympathy with the relatives of Lord
Frederick. The remains of Lord Frederick
will be conveyed to England Tuesday, aud
inferred at Chatsworth Wednesday.
THE FEELING IN FRANCE.
PARIS, May 7th-Both press and public
denounce the awful crime in Dublin Saturday
night, and express fears that the murder NAV
serve as a weapon for the Tories.
ARRESTS os SUSPICION.
NLw YORK, May Ssh-A M.-The Heralofs
cable dispatch from Dublin says that four
men have been arrested there on suspicio-.
luc popular iteiing Is iuIeiiSe. L ne dow lS { o
sudden that everybody is swestrickep.
OSCAR WILDE UPON THE AFFAIR.
New York, May 7th.-Oscar Wilde, upon
being informed Of the tragedy, said "What
Thomas Burke asssssinateds The friend of
my father, and who has often dined at our
house and Lord Cavendish, too: | don't
see why they should wish to assassinate
mediocrity, for he was just an easy-going,
pleasant, mediocre gentleman, whom no one
should have a grudge against Such, too.
was Burke. He had filed many official posi-.
tions but none that brought him in contact
with the Irish people. The assassinations
were undoubtedly the result Of intoxication
at what the Irish thought a complete vic.
tory. They have turned liberty into license
but when liberty comes with hands daubed in
blood, 1t Is hard to shake hands with her.
But then, we forget how much England is to
blame. She is morally reaping the fruit of
seven centuries Of injustice. There must be
trouble ahead. l presume martial law will
be proclaimed, and the Conservative party
must come into power again, though don't
care to see it there. 0f COURSE we must not
blame the whole Iris nation for the acts of a
few men, but I am ery sorry to hear tie
news, and hope it is ot true"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

" "BELRAYE, an entirely shaped collar for
gentlemen's wear Small, erect, and with turn
over points, one inch long and one-fourth inch
wide, 20 CENTS EACH
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
Men S and Boys
Straw Hats !

CHEVIOT AND SATEEN DRESS PAT
TERMS for fashionable summer wear; 81 to $I4 for
dress and trimming compete-put up in boxes, with
Fashion Plate for guidance in making.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

Ptenix Park, on the northwest boundary
of Dublin, is seven miles in circumference,
and includes an area of 1,759 acres. The
park ia in itself beautiful, and the nearness of
the Dublin and Wicklow mountains adds
greatly to its attractions. The Vice.R Regal
Lodge and the Chief Secretsry's Lodge are
the only buildings inside the gates. and they
have little pretension beyond their size