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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, July 25th.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow William
Thompson and wife. Charles Hall, Miss Par.
dee, Miss Ella Plat, w. McLea, Miss J. z,
Cole, New York; James II. Marsden, Oak.
land T. II. Worley and wife, G. w. Wood.
all and wife, China D. Fl. Briggs, JOE. f.
Hellmich. Philadelphia j.. V. Stephens and
wife, Charles Il. Leonard and wife, Missouri;
Rev. George Wallace and family. Miss C.
Abel Williams, Honolulu: Mrs. E. J. Mar
tin and child. Louisville, Ky. /; William Car.
George Green, L. B. Shannon, Mrs. Henry
Shrier and daughter, Mrs. q. G. Wadsworth
and child, Charles 4. Adler, Rock Louis, ID.
J. Green, 7. Evans, A. Richardson, Sam
Lumbkip, Mary B. Clark, Max Oberfelder.
San Francisco M. Marks and wife, Charles.
ton, S. c.; F. Tendy, H. M. Crookendon,
London DR.. Theo. Canisius and wife, Sa-
mon Islands; DR.. Jansen, Buenos Ayres, s.
A; P. A. Foley, Salt Lake; Mrs. j. l..
Winans, Petaluma Birdie Rifcrd, Benton
Harbor, Mich. i; w. Fl. Sumner and wife,
Schuyler, Neb.; A: Stephens, Tuscarora G..
w. Meyer, Butte, Mon. E. II. Wniteridge,
Pennsylvania J. n. Darling, Illinois G.
NJ. Sheperd, jacksonville J. H. Lane, Bos-
ton Robert Croft, England; Chas. Reusch,
New Orleans, La; 73 emigrant passengers,
including SO males, to arrive in Sacramento
July 9th.
NEwHALL, July 25th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow p.
T. Norwood. Texas John 1. Sabin. San
Francisco Mrs. G. Avery, Globe City Chas.
Wilcox, O. r. Wilcox, Jr., Arizona d.
Mcclellan, New Zealand D. w. Parkhurst,
San francisco Mrs. Simmons, Los Angeles;
r. A. Davis, Ell Paso; II. McLanan, Los
Angeles; j. c. Bauer, San Francisco; C.
Edwards, Prescott; II. Boltharal, B. Z.
Minor San Francisco.
OMAHA, July 25sh-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacrament, July 29:h: Miss
Edes. Washington Mrs. 4. A. Starr and
child, Coluss G. E. Hutchinson, Cleveland !:
J. V. Bell and wife, Miss c. l. Meek, Cali.
fornia A. j. Wilson, Hslsey, Oregon Chas.
Kseding. Gilbert G. Hall, J. Plaw, Mrs.
Reuben Norton, Joseph Fredericks, San
Francisco Mrs. r. Z. Johnston. Miss r. L
Johnston, VIM. Taylor and wife, Oakland !;
Mrs. p. r. Guild, Santa Barbara; II. r.
Hoyt, A. w. Hoyt. New York; H. W.
Stevens. Council Bluffs, L.; Mrp. S. B. Kim.
ball. Chicago; C. B. Upton, Walla Walla !:
R. II. JsmisoD, st. Paul, MINI.
Twenty-seven through emigrants left on
last nights emigrant train, TO arrive in
Sacramento August LIST.
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offered his liberty on condition that be would
go to America He had been told that if he
refused to accept these terms ne would be OK.
PEELED under the Alien Act.
An Internal Machine.
MADRID, July 25th.-A small box, which
was sent from Granada for Senior Sagasta,
Premier Minister, on being examined Wa
found to contain nitro-glYcerine. Several
persons have been arrested on suspicion.
The Arctic search.
ToMsK WESTERN (Siberis), June Goth "A
steamer will start for st. Petersburg to- NOR.
row with Engineer Melville and two sailors
lost on the Jeanette. Lieutenants Berry,
Glider and another officer of the burned
steamer Rodgers, will return from Irkutsk &c
the Lena delta, in order to follow during tbs
winter the coast as far as the frontier of Eu.
ropean Russia. thereby completing Engineer
Melyille's search to Olensk.
Death of a President.
PANAMA, July 16th.-Thomas Guardia,
President of Costa RIGA, is dead.
President Elected The Tobacco Crop.
SANTo DOMINGO, July 25th.-Genera
Ulysses Henreaux has been elected President
by al overwhelming majority.
The tobacco crop promises to be superior
both in quality and quantity.
The Sugar Crop of Cuba.
HAVANA, July 25th.-A careful compilation
Of the sugar crop fixes it at 601, 800 tons, be
ing an excess of 22i per cent. over the las,
crop.
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quence, but his voice has always been
heard on every possible occasion, and the
dreary fluency of his tepid platitudes has
impressed his constituents with a convinc-
ing sense of his wisdom. At length, how.
ever, they have found him out, and his
political career is probably ended. This
ia the more likely seeing that he has Of
Tended them by advocating annexation a
measure which, whatever the future may
have in store, is certainly not popular at
present in the British colonies. As DE
Cosmos is, moreover, an American by
birth having been originally christened
plain William Smith, his motives have
doubtless been the more seriously ques-
TONED
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AN AWKWARD PRECEDENT

A Spokan Indian has recently shot a
doctor because the latter failed to preserve
the life of patient. We trust that SO
awkward precedent will not be suffered
to stand. In China the Imperial ply.
sicians are only paid their salaries while
their august charge enjoys good health.
Should be fall sick their services are at
once suspended, and they get nothing more
until he RECEIVERS. There is an OBJ
vious nationality about this system,
but it would never do to kill the doctors
every time patient died. The supply of
doctors would in fact shortly cease, and
the medical profession would experience
the same fate which befell the office of
Constable under the administration of
Wouter the Doubter, as recorded by the
veraciOus Knickerbocker.
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A pEmAeosuE DEFEATED.

A dispatch brings the news that Amor
De Cosmos. who has represented Victoria
in the Dominion Parliament for several
years, was beaten out of sight in the recent
election in British Columbia. This man is
typical demagogue. Ignorant, vulgar,
unprincipled, he has succeeded in holding
his own in politics by sheer impudence and
a thin veneering of public spirit. He has
never accomplished anything of conse.
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orR Consul, Mr.. Mason, at Basic, Switzerland
sends another long report to the State Department
He says there is a crusade against American meats
and unless it is opposed, it will destroy meat
trade. This time our German friends assess hams
In canvas covers cotton goods, aud meat in can:
as hardware, thus exacting duty that is simply
prohibitive. Really Hans is coming to be remark
ably sharp fellow. In addition, the German papers
keep up their attacks on American hog products
says Mr.. Mason. He alleges that very soon pro
scriptiye measures against American meats will
take the form of official DEGREES. Yet the Berne au
thorities and the Zurich Sanitary Board, and
other official Boards, after long and careful micro
scope examination Of great varieties, report oui
meats to be good and affected by no impurities II
Is alleged that the secret OF all this matter is the
desire to keep up the price Of meats in Germany FOL
the local producers benefit 1t is protection with
vengeance.
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SECOND EDITION.

second edition OF the RzooRD-USIoS is issued
each day at P N bringing the Eastern and coas
ews up to tina. hour. b. this arrangement the
RECORD JSIoS will present the latest news obtain
stle at all points east and north Of Sacramento.
The regular morning edition Of the RECORD. I SIoN
Is carried by morning trains, and is ahead Of all
competitors as far north Chico the California
and Oregon Railroad west TO Benicia, and south to
stockton, and east 0 Coliax, Folsom and Placer
lille AID all intermediate places The second edition
matte, viii be found each day upon the third page
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HOME and ABROAD.

Fires and Loss Of Life-spOrts of the Turf
The star Route Trial-ActiOn OF the
President In Pennsylvania-Duel Fought
without RloOdshed In yirgiDia-End OF
The Anti Gambling Crusade nj 81. Louis
Proceedings In COngress-The Labor
AgliatIOn-Anairs In Egypf-Etc.
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Another Fire at Portland.

PORTLAND, July 26th-A. M.--At o'clocl
this morning FIRE destroyed the block OF
the corner Of First and Front and A streets
Losses Kelly, Dunno & Co., oils, SC, 600
insured for "a, 600. d. G. Malarky & Co.
commission merchants, $4,000: insurance
80. 600. w. G. Noon, bagging. 81, coo. The
building was owned by Estsb. Daniel Ma
lsrky Lost s.. 0o0; insured for $1,000. Three
vessels moored near the dock narrowly es
capped destruction. Todd & Biyen, grocers,
suffer 81, 900 by removal.
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HEALTH, the poor mans riches, and the
rich mans bliss, is maintained by the Judi.
cious use Of layers Sarsarapilla, which
strengthens and inyigorktes the system by
purifying the blood. Il il SO highly concen-
trated that it is the most economical medi.
cine for this purpose that can be used.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Verdict Contrary TO Law and Evidence
The Laundry Ordinance-Ossawato
Browns Daughter rendered a Place In
the MiDt-The Money Market-RegIstra-
tion for the November Election - A
Missing Schooner - HoOdlums Com
planned 0f-Efc.
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CoSsuL-GESERAL YoGELER writes from Frankfort
on-the-Aain to the State Department letter on
wages in Germany, in which he says: "when it is
considered that four persons are expected to get
months foodsupply for 50 so, rent light, taxes
and clothing not included the chances of working
man saving any part of his earnings in this country
are very limited indeed
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Rev. 7. DEWITT TALxAoE was the author, recently
OF this sentence: "What is most amazing is that
when people go to work to kill they generally try to
kill the wrong man. can think Of hundred men
whose presence on earth does not seem to be at all
saiatary but no one sends them Internal machines
Wonder if the doctor was thinking of the risk he
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Ihk Butte Register urges the people OF oroyille to
earnest effort for the establishment OF manufactur
ing industries there. 1t suggests tanneries, and
boot and shoe factory, and wooden mill, and says
the local product of material is ample to sustain
such industries there
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SAYS the Rev. DR.. Talmage :" Let us organize
now expedition against Arctic seshness, against
Arctic pride, against Arctic excIusivcnessp Why
not add, doctor, against Arctic cheek
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In the "reminiscences of Lincoln, lately contribu
ted to the press by Usher the assertion
is made that the Gettysburg speech was written by
Lincoln in the cars, the way to the celebration
piece Of pasteboard
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THK small boys at the Nevada State Capital, &C.
eording to the Carson appeal, 60 constantly armed
with dirks and pistols concealed about their persons
The appeal lays it all to reading dime novels. The
Appeal should have added land the fash illustrated
papers,"
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The latest cure-for.eyerything- the matter-with.
the.stomach is glass OF hot water, drank Just after
rising in the morning. 1t is said to stimulate the
stomach and aid digestion.
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NEW paper has been started at Biggs, Butte
county-the Rerielc. 1t is four-page, six. column
weekly, published by Ben. Goodkind Its first mum.
Der makes creditable appearance 1t is newsy,
and shows ability and energy
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The Hungarian Society of New York city has pur.
chased 10000 acres of land in the James River val
ley, Va, where it is purposed to settle Hungarans
freshly arrived from their native land.
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GENERAL KoLPAKoysEI, General who has risen
from the ranks by sheer and reckless daring in
Central Asia, is said to be the coming man in the
Russian army
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The Boston Post we'll says, "the man or woman
whe is thoroughly impressed with the idea that he
or she is fountain of wit to be played on all special
occasions is in imminent danger of becoming
nuisanne
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ACCORDING to the census reports, as received at
the REcoRDUsIoS Office there are Ss4, lOG farms il
the little State OF Massachusetts,.
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IT is now understood that negotiations with Frank
James have progressed far that he has agreed III
case OF pardon, not to run for Governor Of Mis-.
.an~i
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LONDON iootmen are in despair over the name Of
the Countess Marsosuhsewsnoff. The lady is an
nounced in an astounding variety Of ways.
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A colony from Nebraska is settling at
Goleta island, Santa Barbara county.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Catholic Mutual Beneficial ASSOG'n

HNHE PEy. FATHER McNALLY, PRESIDENT
and organizer of the above Society, will deliver
a lecture THURSDAY EVENING, at ST. Roses
Hall, commencing at O'clock All members and
persons DESTROYS OF hearing the objects and work
ings of the Association explained are requested to
be present: No charge for admission B. c. iy26-2t
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AFTERHoos SESSION.
COLORED VOTERS.

YNHE COLoRED VOTERS OF THE FOURTH
Il Ward will meet THIS "wednesday EVEN
ING az Reuben Johnson's, Sixth street, between P
and O. for the purpose Of recommending Delegate TO
the Republican County Convention H. CT fyZG-Its
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Arrival Of More Chinese

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHz sxooaD.usros.I
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DOMESTIC.


ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHK RxooRp.usIos.l
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Rcunion OF Forty-niners.

SAN Francisco, July 25sh.-At reunion
last evening Of the surviving passengers of the
! ship Pharsalia, which arrived here July %,
1S49, there were present Of the 135 passengers
only the following eight: Benjamin HAYNES,
Joseph Ringolt, james Gawley, VIM. H.
Joliff, E. r. Stockwell, S. M. Lock, Mr..
Putnam, Mr.. Phelps and DIR. Barstow.
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SAN Francisco, July 25th.-AIr. Burton
the new Superintendent of the Mint, short
time ago wrote a pleasant and graceful lette,
to the daughter of old John Brown (of Har
per's Ferry fame), who resides in Santa Glars
county. The Superintendent in the letter
rendered her position i'll the Mint.
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Constitutionalify OF the Laundry 0rdl
nance to be Tested.

SAN Francisco, July 25th.-Habeas cor
pus proceedings to test the constitHtionality
of the laundry ordinance have been com
menced, a writ having been sworn out to-day
in favor of Chinese laundryman. 1t made
returnable on the morning of the 31st instant
before Judge Sawyer, in the United Statet
Circuit Court.
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SAN Francisco, July 25sh.-To-day in the
, calendar of the Jews was the ninth day of
Av, the day Of the last downfall of the
temple at Jerusalem and of the nations desc.
lation. The day was observed here by the
decoration with flowers of the graves of their
dead,
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Verdict Contrary to Law and Evidence.
SAN Francisco. July 25 .h.-Frank Roney,
President of the Anti.Chinese League Of
Deliverance, was tried to-day on a ohlrge OF
misdemeanor. in carrying banner up and
down the sidewalk in front of shop owned
by one Butterfeld. who dealt in Chinese. made
boots and shoes, and warning off the public
from trading with Butter6sld. The prosecu.
ton introduced several witnesses as to the
facts. Roney was the only witness for the
defense, and without denying the facts simply
denied that his action tended to create riot
or breach of the peace. The Court stated the
law in the case, which was submitted without
argument. In few moments the jury came
in and rendered verdict of not guilty, con.
trary TO law and eyidence
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railroads and Incorporated rides,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 25th.-The Supreme
Court has affirmed the decision of the lower
Court in the case of the G. S. r. R. Com
pany VS.: Kimball. The opinion says +: I" Con
ceding that none of the streets of San Diego
can be used by railroad company, unless
the right to use the same is granted by the
city, it does not seem to follow that an &C.
ton to condemn whatever right the owner Of
lands lying adjacent to said streets may have
therein cannot be maintained until after said
city has granted right of way over said
streets. The Constitution simply means that
the compensation awarded in the manner
prescribed by law shall be paid to the owner
before his property shall be taken for public
use"
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The Railroad Commissioners.

San FRANCISCO, July 25th.-The Railroad
Commissioners met this afternoon and ad-
journed until Thursday next without trans
| acting any business. The main business for
| the next meeting is the consideration of the
| Stoneman resolutions regarding smoking.cars
/ and second.class passengers,
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Result Of Woman's Appetite for Strong
Drank

KENosHA Wis.,, July 25th.-A wealthy
and reputable woman of Evanston, who had
an uncomfortable appetite for drink, was
made drunk by gang of Iosfers, and taken
to the woods near the city and repeatedly out
ragged by them. The effair coming to the
knowledge Of the officers, the woman was
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The Missing Schooner.

SAN Francisco. July th.-Nothing ha.
been definitely heard from the schooner Gal
atea Captain Jerperson, which left this port
July 9Th for Mendocino. She probably met
the gale that used the schooner Wildire &C
badly, but what her fate is is yet in doubt
She was built two years ago at Little River,
and was a very fast vessel. She carried si1
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-06-24

STATE PoLITIcs AND POLITICIANS
George Patterson is said to look with
disfavor upon Miles Ross re-nomina-
ton,
Captain Van Wickle will probably
receive the Republican nomination
for Senator in Middlesex County.
Sheriff Gibbs, of Camden County,
is confined to his residence at Glenn
enton by serious attack of fever.
Ex-senator Francis has been solic-
tied to take the Republican Congress
sional nomination in the Essex district.
Some of the Third District Demo-
Gratis will trot out Major Yates, of
Plainfeld, as an anti-Ross candidate
for the nomination.
Isaac T. Nichols, of Cumberland,
will probably receive the support of
the Anti Robson Republicans in the
First District.
Sheriff Reynolds friends say that
he does not intend to resign the Office
of Commissioner of Railroad Taxa
ton.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-06-24

NEWS FRAGMENTS FROM ALL OVER
RsEY.-Flemington milkmen have
lowered the price of that staple
There is not Jerseyman in the
graduating class at West point this
year, and only two names from this
State in the los to be examined for
admission
Several new silk mills will be cree
ted at Paterson, the present season,
and two OF three in Pennsylvania.
The first annual reunion of the
veterans of the First New Jersey
Brigade, First Division, Sixth Army
Corps, will be held at Camden on
Wednesday next
The Common Council of Bur
lington has ordered that all tramps
found begging in the streets are to
be arrested and placed at work in
the meadow bitches now excavating to
drain the city.
The Jersey City Board of Alder
men have advertised for proposals
for the Fourth of July fireworks.
Only $1,000 has been appropriated
for the occasion.
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PoINT PLEASANT is prospecting.
The ResuIts of Neces.itr.

TIC heBuItB OF NtCtB8Ity.
What the ancients suffered for the
want of knowledge in medical science
can only be appreciated by contrast
ing the vast amount Of suffering
cured and pain alleviated in modern
times, by the use of Swayne's Oint-
ment for skin diseases. Its introduce
ton was characterized by the
necessary withdrawal of score or
more of Elusive, quack nostrums,
whose evil effects have left living
monuments to denounce them.
Thus is exemplifed the proverb
Necessity is the mother Of Invention.
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RAILROAD REvERBERATIoNs. :

RAILROAD INTERPRETATIONS. = New
Brunswick is to have new station.
An extra train is to be placed upon
the Columbus and Kinkora branch
of the P. r. r.
The Central Railroad Company are
having seven locomotives built.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany is experimenting with coke as a
substitute for coal on the locomo-
tives, in order to avoid smoke.
Another signal station is to be
erected on the Reading Railroad be-
tween Langhorne and Yardley.