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THIS BoRHme-s aRws.

In New York Government bonds are quoted at
iles ior e OF 1857; 1923 for as; 10l for SIS
sterling, 81 s4a4 e75; 1929 for IS; 49, for IS;
oliver bs-s, lees.
Silver IL London. 90 Sled co1solE, 80 91ed; 5
par cent. United ssates boads. extended. los Is,
I21I; As, 11tt.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
es@58l cents.
Mining stocks were quiet in San Francisco yester-
day morning. The free assessment business last
week, and the prospect Of more OF the same sort
this week, are not encouraging elements Just now.
The summer is fast passing away, and the promised
deal is still ia the realm of promise. with lining
not so bright as a few weeks ago.
Friends # 0. E. Huss, Of Washington, insist that
Lolita. the actress, is his lawful wife.
Cardinal MeCabe, of Dublin, declares that those
disobeyng the Popes recent circular the guilt
of heresY.
The Emperors Of Germany and Austria are tc
meet at lschl, not Gastein, as reported.
In addition to the cholera, leprosy has appeared
in Egypt
The relations between England and France arc
becoming straired.
a brakeman on the Missour! Pacific Railroad il
Texas was brutally murdered Saturday night by ar
unknown man.
Further particulars OF the recent disastrous
cyclone in the Northwest continue to come to hand
General E. o. C. Ord died in Havana Sunday
night of yellow fever.
Cholera continues It's dreadful work Of death ii
Egypt
IN attempt is being made at Stockton to break
the viii OF the late Captain W. S. Moss,
a serious riot occurred in the Polish quarter al
Buffalo, n. Y Sunday, which was suppressed with
some difficulty by the police.
A memter Of the New York Board Of Health
killed himself Sunday.
A case Of cholera is reported at Bombay,
Hon James n Priest, Justice of the Supreme
Court of Liberia, is dead.
Ten inmates of Bellevue Hospital, New York, were
Frustrated by lightning Sunday, but none wert
killed
An ex clergyman was horsewhipped at Blooming
ton, H., by woman.
fire in grain field near Laseport yesterday de-
stroyed two stacks of barley and derrick.
Argument was concluded in the case of ex.Treas
urer Polk at Nashville, Tenn, yesterday.
Alice Wilson, the little girl lost in the mountains
in Fresno county, was found dead Sunday.
OStthulO has bSSu utltdSCd ny OslOSpuI
wounded
terrible wind and raiu-storm greatly damaged
the town of Exeter. Ont. Sunday night.
Now choice yet for United States Senator in New
Hampshire.
The mills along the Carson river in Nevada have
closed down, throwing several hundred men out o.
employment
The rife match at Bodie Sunday. between Noonar
and Carroll, was won by the former
Carson City, New, is threatened with water
famine.
Thomas Manning died suddenly at Tucson, A T.,
yesterday, 1t is supposed from sunstroke.
Diphthera is raging badly at Clifton, A. 7.
The Mormons will celebrate to-day the thirty
sixth anniversary Of their settlement of Utah.
Three young men were drowned yesterday near
Cumberland, Nd, by the capszing Of boat.
There is change apparent in the telegraphic
situation, both the strikers and the companies as
eerting confidence in their positions.
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FORTY DOLLARS q MONTH.

1t is very easy to comprehend how the
Western Union Telegraph Company can
pay heavy $livideuds on watered stock,
when it ia remembered that such instances
as this are not infrequent-a Sacramento
operator, competent for daily routine COM
mercial work, received up to the day he
struck, $40 month from this liberal
corporation. The man has wife and two
children, and in order to win bread for his
home, has been. whenever tired nature per.
mitted, working four and five hours over
daily time. But we are told that the de.
mands of such workers are unreasonable,
and they certainly must be, since that
friend of labor-the San Francisco Chronicle
so declares.
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A SOUTHERN PAPER SPEAKS on,

The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph and Messe,-
ger is Democratic to the backbone, but
none the less independent in its criticisms
of party and party measures. 1t has
hatred for Republican party methods and
ambition, and has not accepted the settle
ment OF the question of the status of the
negro at the South. It is such journal,
representing a very large clientage, that
has the fearlessness to say 1T is better
to stop and consider the ground we shall
have to fight over than rush to the conclu-
sion that success is certain. If the De.
mocracy succeeds in electing a President
next year the country must be convinced
that its interests can be intrusted to it's
hands" Evidently the Messenger believes
there is no virtue in the battle-cry of the
Democracy at the North" Turn the ras.
Gals out for it says the Democracy sis
unworthy of power so long as it occupies
It's present position. It is actually without
convictions, without principles, without
brains or leaders. 1t has no sympathy
with the spirit of progress which has de-
veloped the country with unexampled ra-
pidity since its loss of power, and upon
which all future development depends. :"
It then proceeds in strain that leads
the reader to believe it is convinced chat a
very slight cause would make the Southern
Democrats break away from their North
ern brethren. The men of the South are
not content with the cry, "Put us in. F"
They demand well-defned policy, and
party objects to be attained, worthy Of the
struggle. As the Messenger puts it ''The
truth is dawning upon many of the best
men IN the South that the Re-
publican party has sound domestic and
industrial policy, but that it is rotten in
administration, while the Democratic party
has no settled convictions on internal pol.
icy, and is as rotten as Repubicanism.
It finally concludes that if the South is
forced to choose between Republicanism
and "aupercilious Democracy, ignorant
of the buainess interests of the country,
and giving no pledge of improvement in
the public service, it will sustain the
former next year, or four, or eight, twelve,
sixteen or twenty years" This is no
mere extravaganza of rhetoric, no mere
grumbling nor threatening, but the
straightforward and conscientious express
sion of representative journal that is
Disguised with :" the small politicians and
slippery demsgogues struggling for promi.
nence and recognized leadership"
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OAKLAND, July 291-G. j. Thom, Prirci-
pal Of the public school st San Lorenzo, and
msmber of the Alameda County Board Of
Education, who attempted to commit suicide
on Saturday last, is still alive, according to
reports recsived IL Oakland this morning.
One bali fred above the direction Of thu
heart struck g rib, glanced upward and was
extracted yesterday afternoon near the shout.
der. The other bali ranged halow the heart,
went directly through the body and lodged
in door. His physician Gays his condition
is somewhat improved and his recoyeryis pes
sible. a story ID circulated at San Lorenzc
and Haywsrds thai Mr.. Thorn was Engaged
TO be married 10 q young lady, also school
teacher, of whom he was subsequently, led &c
believe certain scandaious stories. Despond-
ency conseq uent upon this information is said
to have caused his attempt st self-destruc'
kion
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4HR nIsIsrERIAL calsra NJ ENGLAND.

It is apparent that the French company
has very much the best of England in the
matter of a second Suez Canal, over which
there is now such growing excitement.
The control of the company is French the
British holding but minority OF shares.
French management has brought success,
and a solemn compact gives it the right to
construct the parallel waterway under an
exclusive concession or contract for ninety.
nine years. De Lssseps proposes to build the
second canal partly with the means of the
first company, and as this includes the use
of English funds, the British subiscs
grows very wroth over his exclusion from
the control. WHAT he demands is new
waterway, solely under English domino
ton, but in this proposition resides trouble,
for the English stockholders in the old
canal wish no second competing manage.
mens, and the French shareholders protest
to Egypt tina. the present company is
guaranteed the exclusive right to construct
the new canal, England muss submit to
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Symptoms and Cure.
re raY Oh PArRoNs.

4 STILL OFFER ny VALUABLE SERVICES II
4 you are 20 unfortunate as to require ther
With mind mstured and enriched by studies OF 81
advanced order, cen safely say that there is hardly
disease In the catalogue Of human Ills that car
not treat 70 successful issue.
LADIES' am always ready 10 assist VOC. Ey
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. am now able to treat you with the
certainty OF success. 10 case peculiar TO your DEL
cate organism is beyond my sure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines aresuperior TO any
offered heretofore, and will be warranted 10 have the
desired effect In all cases.
Those Of the public who need my services can de.
pend upon geutlenanly, honorable add scientific
treatment st reasonable rates.
/ address particularly those who have been In.
tured by youthful indiecretions, and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult me
by letter, detailing the symptoms Of the disease
trouble. and receive medicine by express, with fl
Instructions. All letters must be directed 20 j. 2
JossELYts, II. D., 226 sIttsr street, San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure Narrated Ia ali cases, or no pay requires.
Cancellations, personally or by letter, gratis Seno
for book Comfortable apartments for patients 81
my InfnaaTy (when desiredl, with experienced
nurses.
Consultation PaTiors, 22s Suffer street adfoiuire
The Young Mems Christian Association Bulldog
Office he1rE-FTom A. II. sosP.N.
rs Dspl0eRa hangs ~ niy oflre.
Purchase my Essay on Fbys1siogy and 1srriaee
For sale by g.! iieWsdeaiors.
je2sisa J.H. y9ssEIRS, N. y
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NEVADA.
Mills Closed DOwn-shaneruI Waste Of
Water.

MINIS Closed DOwn-shsneruI Waste of
Water.
CARSON. July 23j.--The mills along the
Carson river have closed down, thereby
throwing several hundred miners, millmen,
lcggers and woodchoppers cut of employ
ment. This is caused by the low stage of
water in the river. Yesterday committee
from the mills visited all of the ranches along
the river, there to find most shameful waste
of water. La some instances the ranchers
had turned the water on the sage brush, and
letting it run TO waste, simply to keep other
ranchsIs from using it. In places they found
bodies of water axle deep, covering hundreds
Of acres, and doing no good to any one. Some
years ago the United States Court gave the
miners q perpetual injunction against the
ranchers for the use Of the water. Carson
City is threatened with a water famine, and
one man who Illegally diverted the water has
been seot to jail for go days and fined $500.
the law will be invoked against the ranchers,
to compel them to give the mills enough
water to run their stamps.
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"a. =. = I'd Il e. .s So

AZ For particulars, see "Sacramento Leaders
editorial of Sunday. jy24-2p2t
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staoks oF BarIey Burned.

LAKEPoRT, July 23l.-To.day, while Su-
psrysor L. A. Young was thrashing his own
crop, one of the stacks OF barley caught IRE,
and two stacks and the derrick were burned
before the FIRE was got under control. The
separator was got out safely. The FIRE is sup.
posed to have caught from spark from the
engine, bu5 is is impossible TO tell exactly, as
one side CT the stack WAS ableze in moment
after i5 was discovered. The loss is esti.
mated at shout 500, on which there was no
insurance. This was the first job with his
machine this year.
The, sOnona COuDty-seat Question.
SANTA Rosa, July 23i.-The petition for
the removal of the county seat from Santa
Rosa, By Pstaluma citizens, was to-day pre-.
scented to the Board Of Supervisors aud filed
for examination, to see if it was legally
signed
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ARIZONA.
Adrices from, Tucson.

Tucson. July 23d.-A man named Thos.
Msnning suddenly died in a corral on Meye
street this afternoon. He is supposed 70 have
died OF sunstroke.
DonneI, manager of tho Western Union
Telegraph Company as this place, has re-
signed his position aud joined the strikers.
Burt Colytr was brought hers yesterday
from Lordsburg. and was taken TO ST. Mary's
Hospital. He had been injured By cave in
the Last Chance mine. On examination only
one rib was found broken.
Private sdvices from Clifton state that
diphtheria is raging badly in that town.
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Stockton, July 23d.-The viii of Captain
". S. Moss, who died at his residence near
this city, on ths 25.h Of March last. is Go be
contested by HIS son William l. Moss, who
alleges that his father was Of unsound mind
when he made Is. The contestant was ex.
cluded from his fathers viii in the following
terms: " Whereas 1 have, at various times.
made large advances to my son William L.
Moss, and have also decided 10 his children
certain lands, and for divers other reasons to
me appearing, hereby exclude him from the
provisions of this will" a citation TO the
legatees has been issued. TIE complaint re-
cites that the estate consists Of real estate and
personal property valued at about $3.50. Geo
Captain Moss, the deceased, YVES at one lime
proprietor of the San Francisco EcGminer.
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INDIAN HoNEsTY.-H. II. relates the
following in the August Century, of the
remnant of the Mission Indians of San
Pasqual, in California "During the
afternoon, the Indians were continually
coming and going at the shop connected
with the inn where we bad stopped, some
four miles from the valley. The keeper of
TIE shop and inn said he always trusted
them. They were good pay Give
them their time and they'll always pay,
AID il they die their relations will pay the
last cent Some of them he would trust
any time IS high as S20.'p
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Railroad Accidents Supplies for tie Pres
idenliaI Party.

SALT LAKE, July 23d.-A collision between
heavy ore train and an engine on the Bing.
ham road, south Of this city, occurred this
afternoon, resulting in seriously injariag the
conductor, John Earl, Daniel Clay and b.
Q. Palmer. Tie brake refused to act, and
the train, which cemss down the canyon on
its own momentum, could not be stopped.
The wounded men were brought to the city,
and will recover.
A carload OF provisions and bedding for
tho Presidential party on the trip to Yellow
stone has gone to RaEiins, Wyo. TO swat
the arrival of the party. Colonel Gregory,
aide-de,camp to General Sheridan, is in
charge of these supplies.
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PARTITION SALE.

Under AND BY VIRTUE OF a JUDGMENT
a. of the Superb Court OF the county Of Sac
ramento State of California made aud given on the
18th day OF June, 1888, III certain suit wherein G.
NJ COTTON and B. F. COTTON are plaintiffs and
II. S. BEALs, FANNY WACKAiAN and others are
defendants, will as referee of said Court in said
case sell at public auction on Il o'clock NJ on JULY
Is. 1888 at the front door cf the Courthouse of
said county, for cash. in gold coin, to the highest
bidder, and subject to confirmation by said Court,
that certain real property known and designated as
the lower or southwesterly half of Lot -Four, and
the upper northeasterly half OF Lot Five of the
baylor portion Of the sheldon or Omochumnes
Grant in said county, containing about five hun.
dred and fifty acres
CHAUNCEY Il. DUNN, Referee
Sacramento, July Z, 1883
FREEMAN BATES, Attorney for Plaintiffs
iV24-dt
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TIE silent San Francisco press, which fears to
speak good word for the telegraphic operators,
announces that the local service of the San Francis
co Office of the Western Union Company is now
complete, and in satisfactory working order. The
fact is quite the contrary Usually San Francisco
dispatches to Portland, Oregon aggregate from IFS
to $50 and 800 daily. Yesterday, up to P. NJ, the
San Francisco Office worked of just % Portland
messages
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THE Examiner has revived the dead and buried
William F. White as a representative Democrat and
the Oakland Times has the courage to say it is a
bad resurrection, the best way it can be put up,
and that White was deserter, and nothing less,
and by his desertion defeated Glenn Fight it out,
gentlemen; it matters little who wins
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The Stockton Hail, which is certainly good
authority on the subject, says; 1.-THE San Fran
cisco Chronicle appears to be an anti monopolist
only SO far as the Genital Pacific Baiir ad Is con-
eerned, aud we have sometimes OF late even DOUBTED
the sincerity of its opposition to that great power
Well, yes, perhaps, exactly.
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UTAH,
Mormon Shipment of Bullion
Nail Service.

SALT LAKE, July 23i.-Ths Mormons to.
morrow celebrate the thirty-sixth anniversary
of their settlement Of Utah. The ceremonies
take place st the Tabernacle, and viii consist
Of songs, prayers and speaking in the morn
ing and balloon ascension in the afternoon.
During the week ending to-day eigbty-two
carloads OF silver ere and baae bullion were
shipped from Salt Lake, thirty cars Of which
went 60 San Francisco.
The Postmaster CT this city to-day received
information that mail service would be put
on the Denver sud Rio Grande Railroad lie.
tween Denver and Salt Lake on the 10Th of
August.
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THE southern Exposition opens at Louisville on
the LIST Of August. The promise is that it will be
one of the most noteworthy expositious of Southern
industries ever held and it is already attracting the
attention Of business men in manner that would
indicate the hveliest interest on their pant This
is sufficient warrant for predicting its success.
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pIgp.

UIEp.
Sacramento, July 22-P. ]. Hopper, native Of
Paterson, New Jersey, 81 years
Funeral from his late residence, TIA street, this
afternoon at o'clock.I
Sacramento, July 2S-Annie Jones, widow OF the
late Richard Jones, native of Toronto, Ontario,
IS years
Funeral notice hereafter.l
Jersey City, n. j., July 22-Anne Deyne, mother of
Martin, J. C. and }. Il. Devine II years
Bodie, July 20-James Malvin Wales, years
Dutch Fiat, July II Infant daughter of E c. Uren.
Downievlle, July 14-2obert jefferson York, /
year, 10 months and Is days
Susanvilie, July IS -Addie miller, IS years
Susansille, July l8-Eliza j. Marsteer / year, 5
months and Is days.
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RoE PRESS FOR SALE.

We have at the RrcoRD-UxIos office two large
double-cyinder Hoe presses in perfect order one o;
which viii be sold at low p,ice, and upon easy
terms. The size of bed-plate is 40xe0 inches. The
purchaser can have bis choice of the presses. The
object in selling Is to replace with one Of rapid
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TIE Stockton Independent comes out boldly for
the striking telegraphers, declaring it to be csn-
test between poverty and avarice, and adds: The
fight Is one emphatic1lly between an intelligent and
worthy class and eoterie of avaricious and tyranni
eel consprators to rob labor of its Legitimate dues
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HOWARD HOTAMD COLD
MINERAL SPal&GSs
Lake County California.

A LII DISEASES RELIEVED & lszT-0
"a and cured by drinking aud !
bathing in the waters Of these ~
celebrated Springs. Female dis - 49, g.. g.
eases, fever and sgue, and all H. 1870
complaints arising from diseased coudltion Of the
liver, specially.
Hotel accommodations ara first. class in every par
ticulaI BoarI, Room and Bath, $40 TO So per
week. Children under l0Soars, So ; over 10 years,
81 Route Take morning train from San Frau
cisco or Sacra-iento for Calist1gl From there W.
T. Fishers Stages will convey passengers to Lower
Lake on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and to
Glenbrook on Tuesday, Thursday and saturday OF
each week. at which points connections are made
by the Howard Springs stage.
For further psrti ;ulsrs address
MRS. CAROLINE HEISCH,
ProprietTess Of Howard Spri e, Lover Lake, Lake
county, California je2C-d
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9iSs telesraphers who have Sc gone OUT mas neei
something more than public sympathy soon Let
thea iave material aid. The public should rsbuke
not oaY their late employers but the men who GEEK
to Gil tbs places o. the protesting, under.paid snd
oyertasksl operators
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The Republican and Democratic candidates 10.
Governor in IeRa have agreed to go through the
campaign speasing from the same " stump" 20 the
same audierces-after the oldfashioned system. It
is admirable pian lessons expenses nsuTss fair
Hsss and checks lying,
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pAssENaEs LISTS.

OMAHA July s3i.-Left here to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento July Goth George D. Ladd and wife,
San Francisco; A. ]. Airport and family, 0rilla,
Cauada; Mrs W. II. johnson, Apena, Mich; Mer.
rill 5. Ewald and wife, Portland, Me-. A Il. Eaton,
Bath, Me; r. B. Milroy, ]. n. killip San Fran
cisco; H. A Blodgett, Bakersfield, Cal; Mrs. NJ. j
Jsmison, New York; 40 through emigrants left for
San francisco Saturday night, and % left last night.
KANSAS CRY CIo), July 2Sd.-Passed Topeka,
July Esd to arrive in San Francisco July 27th Mrs.
n. Irving, Alice J. Hszlet, Cotton, Cal; L. E.
Flint, Jr., Mrs Z. G.. Flint AIfs. e. L. Flint, San
Juan, Cal.
ERwnAIL, July 23d-Psssed here to-day, to sr-
rivein san Francisco Tomorrow: ]. D. Wilson, Los
Angeles Thomas Shoeman, New Mexico Il. T.
Miller, Tucson; Thomas StoveEl, Los Angeles; j.
G. Mickey and wife, Nebraska; J. F. starratt,
Wakeman, Cal; J. d. Linch f. a. Hyde, j. Haas,
T. Sehilline, T. R. Wise, D. ]. HYDE San Francisco
Miss Ross, Loss Angelica; L, Meyer, Ell Paso Miss
Morse, San Rafael; Knights Templars, Judge
Vanet5 Higgins, Chicago Mrs. w. E. Pinney, ssn
Rafael; Frank Richardson, Mrs & Richardson,
Mobile Mrs. E. W. Labeaume, Galveston; Miss
Carrie 3. Clark, Chicago; Mrs Clara Prentias,
Sacramento; ID. f. Dunn Iudianl
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, July 33-By Thos H. Gilmer, Justice
OF the Peace, Aatteo Attic TO josephine Feretti,
both of Sacramento county.
Sacramento July 23.-By J. c. Tubbs, Justice OF the
Peace, ELLA Gannarini TO Louisa lttini, both OF
Amador county
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Itens from, Eos AuceIes.

Los ANGELES, July 23j.-Ex-Governor
Downey authorizes the assertion that z. j.
Hopper, deceased yesterday at Sacramento,
wss never his private Secretary. His Score.
taries at different times were George Wallace,
Hon. L. G. Granger aud Charles Q. Torbert.
j. De Bsrth ShoFb has been elected to at
tend the Louisville Exhibition from southern
California.
A San Francisco detective. John Coffey,
takes Robert Omega, alias Williams, the s m
Francisco horse thief, with him to the city
tonight.