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What 1t Costs Immigrants TO Cross the
Ocean

The fleets plying to North America
may be divided into the North Atlantic
Conference and the non- Conference Com.
panies, about which we had much to saw
year ago. The Conference fixes and
maintains uniform rates, which, however.
are lowered by Conference lines.
which carry steeragc passengers Mt re-
ductinn. The non Conference are the
hravrr, The Warren, and the Dominion,
all of inferior standing, with vessels not
to I've compared with those of the great
steamship companies. These interl0pcrs
profit by the work of such companies as
the Cnnard, the White Star, the Allan
the lnman. the Guion, the State. the
Anchor. the National. which keep up cx.
tensivc machinery for instructing, gather.
ing, rs well as conveying settlers. There
are great continental companies, like the
North German Lloyd and the Red Star,
which do 80 too; but the non Conference
fleets offer tickets mt lower rates, which
tell when the stream of emigration slack
ems, and then the machinery of the great
lines would be kept going for the benefit
Oh the little lines running in opposition.
Inc non Conference Companies reduce
their tickets to S25, and the Conference
flnding the war thrust on them brought
''S'' '"'' ~ ''hh iioHi sOl W I'll, Inc
non. Conference thereon made their rates
$50, reduction which, maintained, may
lead 10 n renewed flow in the spring.
The following are the rates to which
stecrage passages have been reduced; the
lowest being those Of the companies not
belonging to the Conference From
Liverpool, Queenstown, Londonderry.
Glasgow, S2l aud $50; Dublin, 500 and
S2l London, Bristol, and Cardiff, $24
and $50; Hamburg, Hnvre, Antwerp,
Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Paris, Bremen.
and Stettin, SIT and *25; Scandinavia,
S2S and $25; and Stockholm, S33 and
SIS. The Conference rates outward are
between S2Sand &37, whilst the connecting
outward rates are uniform at $25, except
for Stockholm, for which place the rate
is $50.
The London Times has an article on
this reduction which it commences by
terming it piece of news that cannot
but have an important bearing on the
currents and final disposition of the hu-
man species. For sum which within
human memory was charged for an inside
seat from Manchester to London, a man
may cross the Atlantic in safe, easy and
well.appointed vessel, aud find himself
IN new world surrounded by eager COM
pctitors for his valuable services Amer.
can SETTER, Lonion.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-03-22

= A watch made entirely of iron and
in perfect running order was exhibited in
Worcestershire fair recently.
- An exchange informs us that ba.
nanas arc now being grown by the In.
dians. This is probably the "rcd skin"
variety.
= a printers boy was recently poison
ed by eating. some colored slate.pencils
Hungry young devils should be careful.
in selecting pencils for lunch to get plain
ones.
Don't DE ALARMED at Bright's Dis.
e,sc, Diabetes, or any disease of the kid.
neys, liver or urinary organs, as HOP
Di,ters will certainly and lastingly cure
you and itis tho only thing that viii.
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If man knew as much abont him.
self as he does about his neighbor, he
would never speak of himself.
"A little boy went to a shop for
some eggs. Before reaching homo Le
dropped them. In answer to his mother,
who asked. "Did you break any?" he
replied, mo. didn't break any, but the
shells came off from some of them"
The King Of Denmark is truly a pater-
nal monarch. Finding that during the
recent severe weather the royal foot
guards were suffering greatly from Colds
and Coughs this good old gentleman
ordered supply Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup for them and now the sen,ries are
happy.
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= a lady put her watch under her pill.
low the other night, but couldn't keep
it there, because It disturbed her sleep.
And there all the time was her bed tick
ing right undcr her, and she never
thought Of 1t at all.
Dyspepsia, heart.burn, nausea, indi.
gestion, ETC., are always relieved by
Browns Iron Bitters.
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= 1t is estimated that 100000 Of the
100000 square miles of timbered land of
this country are situated in the Southern
States. Much of it is being purchased
by Northern companies to be held in re.
serve until the timber Of the Northwest
gives out.
= A little work published in England
is entitled Thirty five Wayg Of Popping
the Question" Good gracious 1t
makes the perspiration run down the
young mans back to pop the question
only one way. If he had to undergo the
ordeal of thirty, four additional pops
there wouldn't be much more than j
! grease spot of him left.
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qHE Siege OF SUMTER
DESPERATE DEFENCE,

p, f,> of he Charleston Buuulion, III he
:" Charleston Weekly Netrs.
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OREGON.
AdvIces from Portland.

PoRrLAND, December 1Sth.-To-day a large force
Of track layers commenced work on the Walia Malla
and Pendleton branch raj road. The work viii be
pushed forward with all possible rapiiity TO an early
completion. The new bridge acTcs5 the UmStilla
river is completed.
C. L McBreen, the croc6eTy dealer who made an
assignment yesterday, expresses strong hopes that
he will effect compromise with bis San Francisco
creditors, and resume business.
Edward Dwnelle, Of Wingville, Union county,
Oregon, while engaged in working on scafo'd yes
terday fell distance OF twenty feet, striking the
end of a sharp stick which penetrated his alb
domen, inficting fatal injuries.
Scarlet fever prevails with great violence in por-
tons of Union county, and many cases have proved
fa,al.
Jonn p. Juison. the prominent attorney and
Democratic politician of Washington Territory, who
vas arrested some time ago charged with the EN-
bezzlement Of money while acting Pension
Agent also the crime OF forgery, has had his case
thoroughly investigated by the Grand Jury. The
| charges seem to have been trumped up, as he has
been entirely eXOnerated Of all blame and honor
aDy acquitted.
News il just received that Sunday afternoon q
band OF armed men took possesl ion Of Huntington,
on Burnt river oregon, at the point OF junction OF
the Orcgon Short Line and the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company's railroads, and committed
several daring robberies Of large amounts of money
j. f. Fewer a leading merchant Of Huntington,
was robbed Of $4,000 IN coin, checks and drafts.
The paymaster OF the grazing and construction
forces Of the railway company IL also reported
robbed Of large sum. Alter entering the town and
committing high-handed outrages, the robbers
mounted their horses and rode away into the coun-
try All stations along the line have been notified
of the robbery, descriptions Of the robbers tele
graphed, and a stoppage Of time checks ordered.
Intense excitement prevails at Csldweli Idaho The
confus is great that full particulars cannot be
obtained.
The Jury in the case Of S. NJ. Dsane, charged with
killing his brother-inaw, Albert White, at Pendle
ton, Oregon, rendered verdict Of murder in tie
second degree.
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Government bonds are quoted at
12 for Is Of 1901 ll4i for Ats, 1ol for 3is; ster
ling, 81 s3@4 SIS; lOls for IS, 100 for 5s; silver
bars. lloi.
Silver in London, 5Old; consols, 1ol II I'D; per
cent. United States bonds, extended, los; As, 1871
AIS, HI.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
SsI@S9 cents.
There was but little market for mining stocks in
San Francisco yesterday, but ophir in fair de-
mand at s15917, cash.
1t turns that the skeletons OF soldiers found in
Dakota were those of deserters from Fort Sully in
1866.
Another agrarian murder has occurred in County
Cayan, Ireland.
Baker Pasha has left Cairo for Suakim and will
have supreme command of the Soudan.
Artillerymen are leaving England for Egypt.
The Crown Prince of Germany visited the Pope
yesterday, in Rome.
Joseph Poole was hanged in Dublin yesterday for
the murder of John Kenney
The youngest son of James G. Blaine is in dis
grace.
The Louisiana Democratic State Convention is in
session at Baton Rouge.
The Senate Committee on Finance will report
favorably upon the nomination of Walter Evans for
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
chain-gang has been instituted in Mendocino
county.
The French residents at Hue viii not recognize
the new Anam Government.
The Senate Yesterday confirmed the appointment
of n. P Banks as United States Marshal for Massa-
chusetts.
The case of Jerome B. Cox, who killed Charles
Mclaughlin, was continued in the San Francisco
Police Court yesterday until next Monday.
Massachusetts, is covered over her entire surface
with an average of one foot OF snow.
Near Cataracque, Ont, Monday, three ladies were
killed by train.
Adslstrous fire occurred at Fortville, Ind, Mon-
day night.
The total immigration to New York for the year
will probable be 100000.
Constantinople dispatch announces a great
storm, with much destruction of life and property.
In the United States Senate yesterday General
Arson G. McCook was elected Secretary.
Snow fell yesterday in Virginia, North Carolina
and other parts of the South.
fire at Lisbon, Portugal, yesterday, caused
loss of 100000.
The heat is suffocating in Rio de Janeiro, and yell
low fever has increased.
Edward Dwinelle was fatally injured by fall at
WingviIe, Or, Monday.
A Frenchman shot himself twice in Tucson, A. T,
last evening, but not fatally.
General Milot will take command Of the French
troops in Tonquin.
W J. Pearson, Postmaster of Batesviile, Ark, was
found dead Monday in room of st. Louis hotel.
John Shipton, an aged negro was found dead in
his cabp at Virginia, New, last evening.
Eight thousand French officers have offered them
selves for service in Tonquin.
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legislative means, by that equally certain
method, popular expression? A class OF
social philosophers find in this tendency
an omen of good but to our view no
looseness of law can have good results.
Loose ideas of justice must have direct
tendency to corrupt and divert the stream
of Justice. Looseness in the popular idea
really betokens low grade sentiments OF
honesty, moral degeneration and diver
gence from the civilizing influences of firm
administration of law. Carelessness re.
garding the taking of human life, the sub
stitution of sentiment for moral standards,
the displacement of law by prejudice and
sympathy, can have but one result-the
destruction of free government.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-19
No. - and - Clark st.,
CHICAGO DIsTILLERs' AND IMPORTERS AGENT
REVIEW OF THE TRADE
FRAUDULENT PRACTICES.

The State Viticultural Association has
appointed a committee to devise and secure
legislation to stop fraudulent bottling and
selling of California wines under foreign
labels. The task that committee has be-
fore it is herculean. Very few attempts to
check imposition upon the consumer in the
matter of his food and drink have met with
success. If adulteration cannot be pre-
vented, how can the viticulturists hope to
wholly check piracy of the kind of which
they complain. The Justification of wines
is serious evil but even in France, with
a strong governmental arm to enforce the
law, and an official laboratory to expose
the frauds, very little progress has been
made. The falsi6ers and pirates actually
organized against the effort, held public
meetings, and bullied the Government.
They carried their fight into politics, and
invaded the Chambers, holding, that de.
spite the cold logic of the exposures, the
laws against them were harsh and urneces-
sary. 50 Tar as has since been learned the
pirates have not been seriously harmed,
and but a very light check has been placed
upon them. We cannot conceive of any
complete method by which the shipments
of California wine, to be returned IN.
der foreign labels, is to be prevented. If
not, how much less can we expect the total
suppression of home piracy. 1t has been
proposed as a remedy that all wines sold
in this country under foreign labels shall
bear stamp representing the full amount
of import duty paid. In this suggestion
there is pith, and if Congress agrees to it,
something will probably be accomplished,
but we do not look for full measure of
protection of the public even by this
met nod
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soprse IN THE SOLID CITIZEN.

He is young man with thorough IN
derstanding of the leading traits in human
nature. He dresses well, carries a cigar,
and he drops in and presents card to the
effect that he is engaged in canvassing for
an embryo work to be known as 1.-THE En-.
cyclopedia of States"
Eyes, but guess | don't care to SUBJ
scribe, responded the citizen.
"Oh, but don't want you to. The book
will be sold on its merits. am calling
upon few of the most eminent"
Here he makes pause to allow the shot
to strike, and then continues
"Citizens of Detroit-the most eminent
and prominent citizens of Detroit-to &C.
cure brief sketches of their lives"
"Ah p says the other, as he begins to
melt.
"We desire to take five of the most
prominent citizens of this county. In the
sketches we desire to show how they have
risen from poor boys to great ard honored
men"
Here occurs another pause to allow the
victim to tickle himself
"Well-a-well@"
"You were the first of the five selected, -
chips in the young man. my mission is
to secure your photograph in order to make
steel engraving. In the course of ten
days will be followed by the gentleman
who writes the biographies. Have you a
photograph
Well-ah-I think So.
"We want one that does you full jus.
tice. The engraving costs US $50 each.
This we pay out of our own pockets, but
are compelled to make charge of S. each
for the tint paper and the reference in the
index. Let's see. What does the initial
in your middle name stand for %
1t invariably stands for fve-dollar bill,
and the young man leaves behind him such
a pleasant impression that the victim keeps
grinning for two weeks. At the end of
that time he becomes suspicious, and in the
course of month he becomes a dangerous
man in society.-[Desroit Free Press.
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OLD MEXICO.
Items from Guaymas

GUAYMAs, December lSth-The war steamer
Democratic, from Lower California, with fifty con-
victs and guard, arrived yesterday, and leaves for
the lower coast to-day
The steamer Sonora, with heavy freight from
Mszatlan and San Bias, arrived on the 18TH When
she left San Bias the fever had nearly disappeared
Active work on the Pacific Mexican Central Rail
road has not commenced There IS no rolling stock
now on hand
Robberies still continue. Last Saturday Mexican
lady named A. Marian rob cd OF s., 200 or 800
and SO far no clue has been obtained
Great preparations are being make for the coming
feast Of Christmas.
General Carlo is to arrive on the Newbern, due
on the 18TH with a band of music.
The weather is cool and pleasant.
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ARIZONA.


Tucson, December lsth-A Frenchman named
June attempted suicide this evening by shooting
himself with pistol in the neck or chin. One ball
passed out Of the neck and the other passed up
through the chin, cutting a portion of the tongue
off and lodged in the left eye. He had been gam
bling, lost all his money, and had became despond-
emit He had on his person the memorandum Of
naturalization papers taken before Judge Morrison,
of the Fourth judicial District Court at San Fran
cisco, December IS, 1873. The physicians are Of
opinion that there is a chance for his recovery.
Sheriff Paul arrived to-day from Fenner, Colorado,
with Murphy and Gibson, the murderers of Levy,
who broke Jail year ago, They were both ar
raigued to-day and will be tried the 25th instant.
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NEVADA.
The MahOney Murder Case An Aged
Negro Found Dead.

night the CGrouers jury in the Mahoney murder
case found a verdict that Mrs Mahoney came to her
death from injuries inflicted by her husband James
Mahoney.
This evening at o'clock John Shipton, q colOred
mau, over so years OF age, was found oead in his
cabin in the eastern part Of town. Deceased com.
planned yesterday Of touch Of pleurisy, but it is
supposed he died from old age as much anything.
The old man was a native of Missouri, and pioneer
of the Camstock and the Pacific Coast He was n
man well known to all old residents Some years
ago he killed an Italian with shovel in some
trouble about garden which Saipton had owned
many years.
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THE CONGRATULATIONS OF WHISKY.

We suggested yesterday that without
the consent of the whisky interest Mr..
Carlisle could never have been chosen
Speaker. The logic of that event, then, is
I that the whisky interest opposed Carlisle's
opponents. No one is SO silly as to sup
pose that factor in politics was passive.
AS a consequence Mr.. Carlisle, in commit
tee formation and in his influential relation
to Congress, represents the element that
has $50, 900, 600 of interest at stake in the
accomplishment of certain legislation, and
this is either the repeal OF the spirit tax
or the extension of the bonded period. No
one who is actuated by just sentiments de.
sires any injury to the fixed capital in
spirits no one wishes to drive men into
bankruptcy by forcing them to great sac
rifces; but every good man does demand
that the whisky interest shall keep hands
off. Let it petition and represent to the
fullest extent, but it must not seek to con-
troll. One single item of evidence of how
Mr.. Carlisle's election is viewed by the
dealers is appended, as received from the
East. We omit the name of the merchant
who congratulates the trade:
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. - and - Clark St,
CHICAGO. DIsTLLERs' AND IMPORTERS AGENT.
REVIEW OF THE TRADE.
DECEMBER 5, 1883.
The election of Carlisle to the Speakership of the
House of Representatives has had a very encourag-
ing effect upon the holders of WHISTLES, his name
being synonymous with the advancement of the
whisky interest," and the prospect of securing relief
in the way of I" extension is almost assured The
effect will mainly benefit those WHISTLES which are
popular, and for which there is a steady demand
among consumers.
The unknown less popular brands will very
likely remain neglected until such time when the
popular brands will be absorbed by consumption or
the price advanced so high that they will become
too fancy a stock fer general USE when the unknown
brands will be called into requistion substitute
for the others, and their demand and price will &C
cordingly improve.
In view Of the above facts, and Of the probability
Of unavoidable fluctuations, beg etc.
Respectfully yours,
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TENyysoS's title will be Baron Tennyson-D' Eyn.
court The last section Of it is the name OF an an
Gent Norman family, the DEyncourts, from which
the Tenuyso.s claim TO be descended. The poets
uncle, Charles Tennyson, who was a someWha.
noted member Of Parliament in his day, in 1885 was
made happy by royal license which permitted him
to add D'Eyneourt TO his name The poet has al
ways prided himself on his ancient lineage.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Saturday, October go, 1883,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
! TRAINS AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO

As FOLLOWS:
500 A. M.-(Daily( San Francisco Pass sen
sun for Vallejo and Calistoga. Second
class passenger cars for San Francisco at.
tached.
e.0h A. M.-(Sundays excepted)-Accommo.
V'oV dation TrGin to Marysyille, Red Bluff and
ReddDg.
O,sh A, M9(Daily)-C p Emigrant TT in
0' Z" to Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
1890 .sand soon eac t9feS5'f Steamer af for
San Francisco, touching at a way ports
on the Sacramento river.
II,AS M-(Daily)-San Francisco Passenger
Il 80 Train. Connects at Gait with Passenger
Train for lone and at Lathrop with the s..
P. Atlantic Express for MADEIRA, Mojave,
Daggett, The Needles a. & p K. R.,
Newhau (Santa BarDara), Los Angeles,
Cotton (San Diego Yuma Maricopa
(Prescott), Tucson, Benson (Guavmas,
Mexico) Deming "a T. & S. F. r. RI II
Paso Ct. & p X. RI, San Antonio and
New Orleans Connects also at Niles for
San Jose.
1f.0A A. -Daily)-Passenger Train for
'oV Woodland, Williams, Willows, Tehams
and Red Bluff.
19,SA M.-(DailY)-Local Passenger Train
|@'tV for Auburn and ColfaX.
D,SM +. M Oaily)-San Francisco Passenger
hssoV Train, via Benica. Connects at Suisun
for Vallejo. Connects also at suisun
Sundays excepted), for Calistoga.
9.fA r. -(paily)-Uregop Express for
MarFsNllie, OhIcu heu bItu anu heuuIuS
(POrtsnd, Oregon)
ass F:6ae {d2 ss6 F5sn P pas' Express via
6.ssA r. M-(Daily)-Loeal Train to Lathrop,
G'VV connecting with S. P. Emigrant Train for
The Needles, Deming and FL Paso.
r,O6 =. .-(Daily)-Passenger Train for
Sow Woodland and Knights Landing.
H,SSP NJ 9aily)-C P. Atlantic Express
tUo for C5lfax, Reno carson and Virginia.,
Battle Mountain Austin). Palisade Ed
reka), Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
A. n. TOWNE. ..........-........G General Manager
T. Ii. GOODMAN -. Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket Agent
jaq-4ptf
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THs New York Times puts it very plainly when
it asks S s Cox if he realized, when pettoning the
President to interfere and secure a pardon for a
convicted murderer in England, who did the deed
because Of his hatred Of English authority. that he
was really giving encouragement to other political
mgr ierers to kill British of5cialsf
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GKSERAL MCCLELLAN thinks the election OF Mr.
Carlisle " emphasizes the tariff question as an
issue" This is safe position for that military
gentleman to take. 1t leaves him facing south BY
north, you know. But then the General was always
noted for covering his rear, whether advancing or
retreatipg
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