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New Departure on The Excise Question
In New York

NEW YORK, November 2Sth.-The police have
made a new departure on the excise question Il
has been discovered that by Chapter l75 Of the laws
OF 1870 any cOnvi tion for q violation of the excise
law shall forfeit the annual license OF the person
convicted. For thirteen years the law has been
dead letter. To-day Acting Superintendent Thorne
issued general order 10 the Captsirs directing
them TO arrest without warrant all persons who were
fouud selling liquor who had thus forfeited their
licenses. large number of arrests were made dur
ing the afternoon and evening, and the prisoners
held to bail until the question is decided by
.t..
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ported missing.
ST. PARIs (o.l, November 2sth.-A fire to-day
destroyed thirty-fve houses. Engines came from
Urbane, seven miles distant, and began throwing
water in twentyseven minutes after the receipt Of
the telegram. Estimates makes the total loss
$4,000: insurance, S40,000-mainly in PhUnN,
Oueen and Home New Nor
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CHANCE FOR A GOOD INVESTMENT.

ON AC CUNT OF INTENDED RE z3=ES
moval Of the Brewery Business Of frssssaa-sii
the Sutterville Brewery, the buildings and dssss&
improvements Of said Brewery, together with
to n. THIELEN, proprietor, or CADWALADER &
PARSONS u2S-Iptf
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De. 10y FnND wON.

OFFICE AND MEDICINE STORE, NO. 926
~ Third street, between and J. BY the pulse
he can locate disease Consultation free. He uses
no poisonous drugs, Jut roots and herbs, natures
medicine for man. Call and see him iylO.tf'
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70 LET Oh FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department
Inserted for Is cents for time three times for %
cents or rs cents per week
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WORCESTER (Mass.l November 2Sth-A car in the
rear of the Boston, Barre and Gardner train went
down an embsnkment just after leaving North
Worcester Station this afternoon Between twenty
and thirty passengers were in the car all Of whom
were more OF less injured some seriously. car
load of surgeons has goae 70 Norts Worcester The
wounded will be brought to this city as soon as
possible.
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eRArEEuL-coMFoarINa.

San Francisco DEPOT. RICHARDS & HARRISON
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TEGEPuONE pLANuNG MILL,

E,oRNER J AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
Z Sacramento. H D. VANDERC00K Il CO, Pro-
prietors, Contractors and Builders. Manufacturers
of Doors, Sashes, Frames, Blinds and aoldings
planning, Turning and all kinds OF Mill Work done
on short notice. The fitting Of Stores and Offices
Speciality. iyl2.u
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The New York RepubJic,us.

NEW YORK. November 2sth.-The Tribune saws
The Republican enrolment IN this city is a splendid
success. The total of % GIL names enrolled is nearly
five times many voters took an active part in
the old association. The action of the party in this
city now, in all preliminary business Of the canvass
may be considered rs something like a fair repre-
sentation Of the opinions Of the RepubIican voters
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The Arbitrat:sn Couyen,,on
KiIIed whIIe sR ntInp- n Tra,u

ERIE pa, November 2Sth.-A dispatch from
Harbor Creek, Pa, says About o'clock this after
noon the Lake Shore train, bound east, struck and
killed Peter Ratusky, Polsnder, aged 40 who at.
tempted to steal a ride on the west-bound freight
train. He leaves large family in Dunxirk, N Y
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q. Il, Glow, Nj, d.,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON (LATE OF CHI
cago). Office, corner Of Sixth and streets,
over Speker's Drug Store. Residence, corner Ninth
and streets. n71m
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CHARLES Il. PgNKHaM, NJ. D.,
DIR. NTxON,

HoMEoPATRIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Ofice-removed to Sl8 Eighth treet, between
Il aud /. Residence next door. Office hours till 9
A. N; from l to g, and 6:30 TO 7:30 ?. jyl3-1m
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2.
1856. r. FOSTER d co.. 1853.
DOoK BINDERS, PAPER hULERS AND
4 , Blank Book Manufacturers No. S19 street,
hetween Third and Fourth, Sacramento. iY20.spi
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHE RrooRD,uSlos.l
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NCULIsT, AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN FOR
Diseases of the Throat Office, 429I street,
corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento,
Cal. Hours-9:30 to II A. NJ; l to P. N. Sundays
$3.50 to IL A. NJ; to P. NJ. jYl-u
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"mlIIionairdom at a Discount.

NEW YORK, November 2oth.-The World, Star
and other city papers comment severely on the ab.
sence Of the national flag or other decorations on
Monday from william II. Nanderbit's mansion,
Fifth avenue. The World says AS the military
procession passed the magnificent residence, occu-
pying an entire block and destitute of single dec
oratlon, a running fire of hisses spreading from
complny to company, gave evidence OF the indigna-
tOn OF the soldiers at this omission The Seventh
Regiment when opposite the mansion, asked in
their peculiar monosyllabic unison ethod. 8" W. H.
Vanderbilt, where is your hIgY The Star says:
A noticeable feature in the Evacuation Day process.
sion was that millionairiOm entirely without
representation in the vast concourse of men in the
line o! march, and the men and women on the
streets showed the muscle, sinew and grit Of the
American people but the millionaire class hid itself
in semi English clubhouses, or behind the window
curtains of ptlatia mansions. The Misses in front
OF the Vanderbilt mansion Monday significant
Of the indignation which his indifference to popular
sentiment has provoked. The banquet at the Hotel
Brunswick OF eighty Of these wealthy New Workers,
calling themselves representatives OF revolutionary
families also provokes criticism it is stated that
the larger proportion OF the representatives were
Tory descendants, or heirs OF merchants who were
conspicuous in revolutionary times for commercial
speculations rather than patriotic sacrf;e One Of
the chief toasts al the banquet was, England,
with all thy faults, love thee sull."
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nFFICE AND RESIDENCE NJ STREET, BE-
tween Ninth and Tenth. Nos. 9lS and 920.
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily at 9:30 A. N.
Office hours-S to 9 4. NJ; to 3 P. NJ, and even
inpg iyl4-lm
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Guarding CART eid's Grave.

CHICAGO, November 2sth-Colonel A. F. Rock
well, who was one of the most intimate friends Of
the late President Garfield, has been Intercepted
concerning the published statement that he is ex.
erting himself the establishment of per
manent military post ard guard at the grave of
Garfield Colonel Rockwell said il is not true; he
had not done or said any thing toward securing any
such protection, but he of the opinion the pres
ent guard or some other watch should be continued
at the tomb until permanent vault is constructed
and the remains securely and safely placed beyond
the reach OF ghouls. II was OF the utmost import
ance that toe country should not be startled and
rrifed by the report of the desecration of the
national grave, and he would be emphaticay op-
posed to leaving the remains unprotected in their
present exposed position. After the erection of the
proposed monument there would be no necessity for
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DY USIVG HALLS PULMONARY BALSAM.
sb The Best Remedy in use for Coughs, Colds
AS hma, Bronchitis, Influenza, Group, Incpent
Consumption, and all Throat and Lung Troubles.
Sold by all Druggists for so cents j. x. Gates &
Co. .Proprietors All Sansome street. San Francisco.
n9-4p3m&w3m
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ATTORNEYS At LAW.


c. L. WfilrK. A. L. HART.
HART sS WHITE,
4 TToRNEYs AND CoUSSELoRS-AT-LAw-
~ Offices at the southwest corner of Fifth and
streets Sacramento California ie25.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office, southwest corner Of Seventh and J
streets, in Bryte's new building, up stairs. Resi-.
dence, southeast corner of Seventh and n streets,
Sacramento Office Hours: to and TO P. M. (;
and on Sundays only Z to P. NJ. je25-4p1m
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j. HHINER & co,
Twentieth and Ii streets, Sacramento.
a. Hebron 3. BRO,

NETuOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
w Having purchased the City Market on J
street, between Front and Second, from P. Herzog,
we shah endcsvor ~ keep the same supplied with
the BEST OF MEATS. We offer special inducements
20 the trade, and being connected with the slaugh
ter-house by telephone We are prepared 20 take or
ders from A H. 20 P. ~ Special attention given
20 orders from the country. Live Stock bought at
the Highest Market Prices. jylO-lm
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WATERFOWL N. ", November 2Sth "A large fire
is raging at Cap Vincent. The fismen and an en-
gine have gone hence. At 3.14 P. special to the
Tunes said The s.. Lawrence Hotel caught fire and
now the entire block is destroyed The total loss is
estimated at $4,000
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KANSAS CITY (Mo.) November 2Sth.-An explosion
occurred in the basement of the wholesale drug
house Of Meyer Brothers, Delaware street, near
sixth. about o'clock P. NJ aud iInmedistaiy the
building was in flames. The engines responded
promptly, hut owing 70 the combusibe character OF
the stock, could do than keep the fire with.
in the limits of the walls. The building was glittet
and contents are nearly total loss. The damage Is
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l Medical Opinion Of the Electric
Light.
ELECTRICIAN.

Before the electric light becomes, as
it must soon become, the common lliu-
minating agent Of the period, says the
Lancet. a determined effort should be
made to devise some mode Of mitigat-
ing its peculiarly unpleasant intensity.
The vibratilc impulse of tho electric
force is obviously stronger than the
delicate terminal elements OF the optic
nerve ia the retina can bear without
injury. We are wont to apply the
adiectives "hard" and "soft" to light
and their significance makes them par
ticuIarly appropriate. The electric
light is too hard; it needs to be soften
cd. The waves of motion are too
short, and the outstroke-so to say
Joins the instroke at too acute an an
gle. This might doubtless be obvlated
by employing suitable material for
globes and shades, but perhaps the
best plan w.uld be to break up and
scatter the rays of light by reflection.
IF a small convex reflector were plac-
ed Immediately below the light in the
protecting globe, and one of larger d.
mansions above it, 80 as to secure a
doabe reflection with ultimate diver
gance downward and outward the
effect would be to cause the rays OF
light to fall obliquely on all objects
within the immediate area of illumin-
alton. This would, perhaps, obviate
the need of colored glasses, which the
promoters of the electric light seem to
dislike. Certainly there is a consld-
cradle sacrifice of power in the use OF
the opalne globe--so much, indeed
that some of the districts lighted by
electricity displayed through this me-
dunn do not present any obvious su-
periority over gas We throw out the
suggestion for what it is worth. Some
thing must be done, for as it is, the
electric light is too trying to the
eyes" which means that it is in danger
of injurng them, and already, there is
reason to believe mischief has beer
wrought by it's use. For true comfor
there is nothing like the light givcr
by the old-tashioned pure wax candle
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Beardsley Springs.

We often hear, when at home and
abroad, Of these "llot Springs" in
Round Valley. But little seems to be
known, however, Of their real, great
value. There is one thing in every
thing relating to life that is much
sounder and more certain thantheory,
that is. facts. Whether the chemists
and doctors and naturalists and min
biologists and all other smart men
theorize that there are no medicinal
qualities in these waters matters lit
tie, here or there, when everyday life
demonstrates the fact, that the weak,
the sick. tbs lame and the almost dead
are going to them from time to time
in their deep state of debility; and,
from their use march forth with fresh
looks, active and we'll 1t is no I'M
common occurrence for persons to &c
there invalids, as helpless as infancy
aud, in a few weeks, I've able to bound
away on foot, as fleet as deer; aud
from the facts we feel justified in say
ing: One.half the ails of life, here il
the mountains, find these waters :
specific, sovereign cure: And the
charm of it all is, their use is immedi
ate and permanent relief and pleasant
instead of giving the nausea and pail
of doctors drugs and poisons.
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Whole and in Council. Members in
their speeches were at times almost
personal in their remarks. Appeals
to the Ghair--I call the gentleman to
order--the gentleman is PERSONAL
deny the charge, &C., gave variety and
spice to the proceedings, to tho enjoy
snent of the lobby. The amendment to
the title, making it day Of rest and
recreation, and the substitute for sec
2 was voted for by the enemies, and
az ainst by its friends Tho adoption
of the amendments finished the bust
ness. Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
G.. B. No. 27-an act to regulate
proceedings in Probate Courts-read
third time and passed. Ayes IL
noes g.
SIGNING OF BILLS.
| The President announced that he
was about to sign House Joint Reso
luton No. 4, appropriating $4,000 fol
the relief of destitute cmigrants-
also II. B. No. 46, an act for the relic
of Milton Kelly and John Haley.
G. b. No. gan act to provide to
advances on growing crops-read
third time and passed. Ayes IL.
Adjourned till Monday, 10 o'clock.
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The Oregon Railroad.

In an article on railroad develop
mcnt on the Pacific Coast, the San
Francisco Chronicle says: "a still
more extensive road is that which the
Central Pacific purposes running north
from Winnemucca, either to Walla
Walla or to Grain City, to connect
with the Oregon Railway and Naviga-
tion Company. An easterly branch OF
this road will start from Camp Smith,
in Southeastern Oregon, running by
Boise City aud reaching the Wood
River mining district in Idaho. Sur
veying parties have been sent out on
this road, as they have also on that
which the Central Pacific intends to
run from Kelton, Utah, to Bo2eman, in
Montana.
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Cloaks lined with ostrich feathers
are now in style, but the worst feature
of the fashion is that if woman
leaves it unbuttened she is accounted
a shoddyite, more anxious for vulgar
display than comfort; while, if she
Keeps it buttoncd, it might as we'll be
lined with red flannel, for no one eau
see it.
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There is movement among the
Roman Catholics to institute Irish
emigration to Australia on a large
scale.
CAPTAIN "Jim" Britton, of Texas, has
sent chair made Of twenty-four pol
;shed steers horns to governor-e!ect
Bate, of Tennessee.
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The increasing cost of wood for
constructive purposes and for railroad
ties is, says the Boston Journal of
Chemistry, one of the most serious
problems which confront the managers
Of railroads. Processes of preserva-
ton of wood have been tried with
more or less success on nearly all OF
our trunk lines. The latest method
suggested for the preservation Of
bridge timber and ties consists in first
subjecting the finished timber to dry
heat and then immersing it in hot
bath composed of asphalt and carbol-
ic acid. On cooling, the solvent Of
asphalt evaporates, leaving a skin OF
coating of asphalt on the surface Of
the wood that rcsists water and keeps
the antiseptic material locked within
the pores of the wood. The exterior
of the wood presents smooth and
dark surface, requiring no planning. II
is understood that the process is to be
ased on a large scale Oh one of the
Canadian trunk lines.
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The death of Thurlow Weed, at the
age of IS, recalls these facts: That
Clay reached the age of IS, Jackson
SO, Calhoun 6S, Webster 70, John Q
Adams 81, Buchanan rs, Van Barren
81, Taylor GA, Cass 50, Marcy and Ev-
erett II, Benton 76. Of the older
generation of American statesmen,
John Adams reached the age of 81.
Jefferson SO, Cloth no and the elder
Adams dying on the fourth of July,
1926, Burr 81, Munroe T3, Jay S4
and Patrick Henry 63.
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Baron Nordenskjold is preparing for
another Arctic expedition, which will
set out from Stockholm next summer
William Schonleuch, a Berlin merch-
ant, furnishes the money for the vovge,
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Shawans county, Alabama, is said
to have produced the prize pumpkin.
1t is five feet six inches in girth and
weighs seventy-three and one third
pounds.
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1t is said that the half-buit cathe
dral at Hartford. Connecticut, which
has so far cost the Roman Catholics OF
the State between $4,000 and S30G
900 is in danger OF tumbling down.
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1t is maintained by Nor,lenskiold
tiiat the aurora Is permanent phe-
nomonon Ill polar regions, appearing
constantly when the sun is below the
horizon and the moon is invisible
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A lady inmate Of the Connecticut
hospital for the insane, has died at the
age Of 81 years. There are So pa
tents now over rs years old.
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NOTICE OF BILLS.

Peck-Mr. President: | hereby give
notice that | will at an early day in
troduce u bill to enclose the counties
of Alturas and Custer with "a high
board fence Mr.. Witt to furnish the
lumber-for the purpose of making a
Territorial prison, when persons Of
Tending against the provisions of Coun-
Gil bills Nos. IS and 81 may be inn
prisoncd, and for the appointment of a
warden and deputy warden for the
same. Council bill %, is the anti-po.
lygamy bill introduced by Wall; G. B.
81, the bill introduced by Johnston.
THIRD READING OF BILLS
An act regulating proceedings in
Probate Courts in civil cases-passed
ayes Il, noes o.
SIGNING OF BILLS.
The President announced that he
was about to sign II. B. No. Al, an
act for the redemption of the outstand-
ing warrants of Idaho county.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
C.. B. No. San act for the better
observance of the Sabbath--consider
alton rcsnmcd-s substitute for sec. 9
as recommend d by the committee Of
the Whole, was Experimentation
t. title considered; ayes and hayes
called for-ayes 6, hayes 5, so The
amendment to the title was adopted
On motion of Mr.. Taylor the bill was
postponed indefinitely.
NOTE This bill was the subject o
much discussion in committee Of tho
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LEGISLATIvE BILLS,
COUNCIL.
THURsDAY-39TH DAY.

Roll call, all present-prayer by the
Chaplain.
Journal of yesterday read and ap-
proved.
On motion Of Mr.. Galloway the
privileges Of the Council were granted
to Mr.. A. G. Mitchell during his stay
in Boise City.
On motion Of Mr. Cowen, the vote
by which House bill No. 81 was lost
was reconsidered, ordered placed or
file
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CONSTIPATION,

TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to
such cases, one dose effects such a change
of feeling as to astonish the sufferer.
They Increase the Appetite. and cause the
body to Take on Flesh, thus the system is
nourisheta. and by their Tonic Action on the
Digestdye Organs, Regular Stools are pro-
duced. Price Is cents. as Murray ST., N. Y.
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JANUARY 20.-4lsr DAY.

Roll call--prayer by the Chaplain.
House Joint Resolution No, 4, APP
propriating $4,000 for the relief OF
destitute emigrants in tho Territory
was called up by request-read first
and second times, on motion OF Mr.
Galloway the sules were suspended
resolution read third time and plac-
cd upon its final passage-ayes ii,
noes 0.
II. B. No. 3S-an act Supplemental
ry to an act regarding roads, high
ways and thoroughfares, read first anc
second times, referred to committee o,
Judiciary.
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Z, p. FISHER, AdverllsinFF rancisco
Merchants Exchange, san aritisemeni' /
authorized to receive aaVo'
,he columns of this paper
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INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

Galloway-an act to provide for Sc,
curity for advances made on growing
crops-also bill to amend sections
26 and 33 of an act relative to cleo
tions.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
An act relating to killing game and
fish. read third time and passed.
Substitute for H. B. No. An act
apportioning school funds, read third
time and passed
Johnston---C. B. No. 34--an act de-
tining the crime of polygamy, read
first and second times, ordered printed
B. B. 35-an act to provide for toll
roads, bridges, &c, read first and Sc
cond times, referred to committee or
Corporations-ord printed.
II. B. No. 52--an act to amend ar
act regulating roads and highways
referred to committee on highways.
Galloway-C. B. 33--to amend sub
1858 of an act relating to elections
read first aud second times, referred
to committee on Elections.
U. B. No. SOTO amend an act rel
ative to estrays, read first and secon(
times, referred to committee on agri
culture.