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OREGON.
Valuable CargO-A (hinaman Killed
Crushed by Steamers Wheel.

PORTLAND, December 12th.-The ship George s.
Homer cleared to-day for New York. She is the
first auxiliary steam vessel that cleared from
the Columbia river, and takes the first shipment Of
copper ore that ever went across the bar. Her
cargo was one of the most valuable that ever left
here by sailing vessel, being estimated to be worth
500 900.
Chinaman engaged at work in a sawmill at Five
Points, Union county, Oregon, got his entangled
in the tumbling shaft, and was carried around a
number Of times with frightful velocity, when all
the scalp torn away from his head, and the
Chinaman hurled some twenty feet. He lived a
short time in greatest agony, and died The victim
was half white, and. says he has white father
and Chinese mother living in San Francisco.
A man named John Collins caught this morn
ing in the revolving wheel of steamboat, and
frghtfully crushed. His injuries are deemed fatal
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De LEssErs aud the English have come to an an
icabe understanding regarding the Suez canal Both
parties made advances, but the Frenchman came
more than half way. He was induced to do so by
the logic Of necessity. PROFESSIONALLY under the
original agreement the equities were with him, but
then the Englishmen controlled most Of the com
mercc, and showed a disposition TO worry the en-
gineer even if they could not defeat him. He made
discretion va,orous by coming over to many Of the
terms the Eugi.h demanded. Thus, pilolage dues
are to be abolished with the close ef this month"; and
within year the transit dues will be reduced upon
the basis Of dividend earnings.
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IT appears that the new Lord Mayor Of London,
Mr.. Alderman Fowler, who went into Office under q
cloud, because Of his election the head of one
who better entitled under the usage OF cen
turtles, is coming out in a blaze Of popularity. He
has backbone, clearness Of judgment, courage Of
conviction, and the personal magnetism that at
tracts men. One Of his first popular acts was his
withdrawal Of the consent previously given to Herr
Stocker to use the Mansion House Assembly Hall
for public meeting. This was done because
stocker is the leader in the Berlin Jew batting In
so doing Mayor Fowler put his seal Of condemna-
ton upon the persecution which is not in keeping
with the spirit OF the day
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R. H Porter's saloon in the west end Of town, and
requested Mr.. Porter to open his safe, which he de-
clined to do. One of the rusters Immediately fired
upon him, soaring him into opening the safe. The
robbers secured $780, and departed without further
demonstration
Deputy Marshal Davenport and Deputy Sheriff
headed posse and left at II o'clock the trail OF
Joe Heath, leader in the late train robbery near
Gage Station on the oath ultiuo. 1t is believed he
will be captured by dark.
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Arrested on suspicion.

TOMBSTONE, December l2th.-John Heith and
Henry Frost have been arrested and brought into
Bisbee on suspicion OF implication in the murderous
raid there las Saturday night. Both were
members Of Deputy sheriff Daniels party, who left
Bisbee in pursuit OF the train robbers Heith acted
as trailer for the party, and he and Frost the
ones who brought the news into Tombstone that the
trail had divided Soldiers Hole, and they had
traced two men into Tombstone. II is thought
Heith purposely threw Daniels off the trail. He
vas also one Of party Of five men who rode up TO
Bowie station the same evening OF the train rob
berry and asked the operator II the train had been
robbed some minutes before the operator had got
news OF il.
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THERE has been a breeze in Montreal, which, in
the light Of this day. is very amusing, and nothing
more. a Presbyterian, Rev Mr.. Hill, in an able
sermon, took position against the orthodox hell
thereby moving parallel with the advanced theoogic
thought Of the day. Thereupon another Scotch
minister, Rev. Mr.. Macawar, arose and denounced
Mr. HILL declaring that his assault upon the old
fashioned he'll was unorthodox, in violation Of his
Obligations to his creed, aud flying directly in the
face Of the doctrines Of the church, and therefore
the voice Of heresy. 4 Montreal paper says that a
painful scene followed, and the audience departed
without the usual benediction
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Narrow Escape from Drowning.

SAN FRANCISCO. December 12th.-A gig from an
English ship, containing the Captain and six men,
while coming ashore this afternoon capsized,
and the men had narrow escape from drowning
United States steamer Corwin. Two of the crew
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Shock of Earthquake-GoOdT emplars at
LOggerheads - Suicide In Napa - Mrs.
COItOn's Suit Rustlers" still at Work
in New Mexico - An Expression from
MOrmOndOm Affairs In Arizona The
Truckee Ice Harvest-Etc.
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Recommended for Promotion.

Tucson, December Numerously- signed Pc
,itions are coming in from every quarter, recon-
mendng TO the President the nomination of Col
one Charles E. Daily, senior Land Officer of Arizona,
TO promotion to the Office Of SurSeyor-GenerAl. He
is recommended Irrespective Of party.
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Declded sensatlon In STOCKTON

STOCKTON, December 12th.-A sensation of q some
what startling character created at the Yosemite
House in this city this evening by W II. Burks,
stranger aged about 81 who had paid for his supper
and room lie went to the latter and shortly after
ward alarmed the roomers on the upper floor by
screaming and firing pistol. He jumped through
a window leading TO the open space under the sky
light, and fell a distance Of twenty-five feet. He
sprang his feet again, grasped his pistol, howled
like maniac and gave chase to \. L. Levlnsky,
young attorney, crying out, " There he is" Levin
sky made all possible haste down the stairs while
Burks jumped over the bannister and again fell
distance OF ten feet, picked himself up, pursued
the fleeing and frightened attorney through the
hotel office into and through the adjoining saloon,
thence into the street, where Burks again fired his
pistol and was Immediately afterwards arrested and
lodged in jail No person was injured by either
shot. Burks spraned one OF his ankles in the first
fall During the whole time he yelled at the top Of
his voice. Later he seemed TO talk nationally, and
recollected all that had occurred. He seemed de-
ranged when talking about money. When arrested
he attempted to sloOt policeman.
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SALINAS, December l2tn A heavy shock uf earth.
quake was felt here at 1850 this morning, lasting
about ten seconds. II was accompanied by a rum
age done The weather Is clear and frosty
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THE Washington correspondent of the New York
Tribune is authority for the statement that the
majority OF Senators favor the Presidents plan OF
permitting the National banks to issue to the 90 per
cent standard, ard for the repeal Of the bank tax
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Reception in San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 12th.-rhe reception
of General Hancock this evening at the Palace Ho
tel amounted TO an ovation on the Market street
line. Men, women and children througed on both
sides of the street, and the appearance of the
rage was followed by a crowd whose enthusiasm
knew no bounds. The courtyard of the hotel was
filled long before the hour announced for the arrival
of the committee it'll their guest. A band dis
coursed national airs and when finally the General
appeared in fouri hand the crowd pressed around
and DISTRACTED the way to the reception room. At
ter repeated calls, the General made his appear
ance, and in few remarks thanked his auditors for
their warm reception.
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THR idea Of forecAsting what the Democratic
party VIII do or Sill not do, is simply absurd Ex.
pect the impossible, anticipate the improbable and
then write upon the result, - Democratic"
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, RP0.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Saturday, October 90, 1883,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
TRAINS AND BoA1S WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO


AS FOLLOWS:
c.AO 4. M.-(Daily) San Francisco Passen-
WV gers Train, via Bencia. Connects at sui.
sun for Vallejo and Calistoga. Second
class passenger cars for San Francisco at.
tached.
G,QA A. M.-(Sundays excepted) -Accommo.
V'cV dation Train to Marysyile, Red Bluff and
0,4e A, MEtDaily)-C. p. Emigrant Train
O'7'" to Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
1880 :so6sy soon sRcs Ps5S5'? Steamer as for
San Francisco, touching at a way ports
on the Sacramento river.
1E,AE =. M.-(Daly)-San Francisco Passenger
AA'VO Train. Connects at Gait with Passenger
Train for lone, and at Lathrop with the S
p. Atlantic Express for MADEIRA, MOiave,
Daggett, The Needles Ca. * P. K. RI
Newhall (Santa Barnara) Los Angeles
Cotton (San Diego, Yuma, Maricopa
(Prescott), Tucson, Benson (Guavmas,
| MeNico), Deminc a. T. x S. F. K. r., FL
| Paso Ct. Il z. X. RI San Antonio and
New orleans. Connects also at Niles for
San Jose.
It7,0a 4, -Daily)-Passenger Train for
4 / 'oo Woodland, Williams, Willows, Tehama
and Red Bluff
1240 p Ia5al D9 s6d c6fs2 Passenger Train
0,Sa p. M.-(Oaily(-San Francisco Passenger
SOW Train, via Benicia. Connects at Suisun
for Vallejo. Connects also At Suisun
Sundays excepted for Castoga.
De- a q. (Daily)-Oregor Express for
c''V Marysville, Chico, Red Eluff and Redding
(Portlsnd, oregon)
1,Sg p. M-(DaiiyAC. P. Pacific Express, via
1'c'" Benica for San Francisco
500 oo6 M1 %& Em Tan 54 F Fp5R5G %,
The Needles, Deming and FL PasO.
F,QA y. -(Daily)-Passenger Train for
s'cS Woodland and Knights Landing
NIX =. ~ Gaily)-C p. Atlantic Express
600 for ColfaX, Rene Carson and virginia.,
Battle Mountain Austin) Palisade tEu-
reka), Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
a. " lOf Ne . sNtnuIOl 0ldua-eI
7. II. GOODMAN. .. Gen'l Passr and Ticket Agent
lao inf
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EVIDENTLY the Arizona citizen has more to fear
from the white bandit than the red savage. The
Bisbee outrage srpasses in atrocty the worst deeds
Of the Indian for the Apache has had some provoca
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McGARRAHAs has succeeded in getting the ear of
Congress once more, and for months to come the
country will be afflicted with Diet Ills Of the scheming
Of this Unsuitable claimant
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Benson, December 18Th -Sylyans Martinez en-
poyed BY the Benson Smelling and Reduction Com
pany at this place, caught by a belt to-day and
had a leg and crushed. He will be taken to
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MAEKS w 19s3
Fire Extinguisher
First Premium Mechanics Institute, 1883.

First Premium Mechanics Institute, 1888.
ID. 9. BROWN a CO., General Agents fer Pacific
Coast, No. &c California street, San Francisco.
THE FOLLOWING LETTER FXPLAIss ITsELF:l
No. Sc California street, san Francisco.
j. n. ANDREWS, Postmaster and Agent
Wells, Fargo a Go 5 Express, Dealer in
General Merchandise.
Elk GROVE, Sacramento county (CaL), J
December s, 1888.
MEssRs D. S. Brown q Co:
Genslemen-Please send another Ggallon
darkness Fire EXtinguisher as soon al You can.
had occasion to use the one bought Of you short
time ago Last night the hotel adjoining my store
caught fire in the hallway to the second story, from
the explosion Of lamp, and the building, being
lined with cloth and paper, was Immediately on fire
in several rooms but In less than minutes after
getting the Extingusher to work the fire was out.
As this arrives will send the other one
down and have it Teplenished. Also, Tlrase inform
me if l cannot draw off the fluid remaining in the
tank and save it for future use, shall send it as
it is Yours, etc. tSigned.) j. n. ANDREWS.
dl3is-ThSTu&W
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NAPA December l2th.-William Ullrich, native
Of Germany and a wagonmsker by occupation, shot
himself yesterday afternoon, and died last night. He
lost his wife about year ago. and at times since
he has become very Respondent, which caused him
to take his life
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ancient order of FOresters.-The regu-
lar meeting Of Court Sacramento, No. 6,s6l, A. ..
F., will be held THIS Thursday EVENING, De
cember 49, 1888, at the Encampment Hall, Odd Eel
lows Building. All members requested TO be
present to receive a iraternal visit from the mem
bers OF Court Capital, No. G,742 A. o. F. All For
esters are invited. J. T. STAFFORD, C. Il.
GEO. j. BERGER Recording Secretary. dl3-1t'
w. G. T. U.-The regular meeting OF
the ". G. L will be held THIS Thursday AT TER
NOON, at o'clock, at the Rooms OF the y. N.
A. to arrange for MRS. LEANITT'S coming dl3 IT.
A, o. members Of Court Capital are
requested to meet at the office of Day JOY at 1870
o'clock THIS Thursday) EVENING, December
18th, to pay fraternal visit to Court Sacramento.
Every member is expected to be present SOjourn-
ing Foresters are cordially invited.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, G. r.
o. \. CRONRITB, r. S. dl31t'
ENOR SALE-A FINE PIECE OF HOTEL PROP.
erty, all furnished big bargain for any hotel
keeper. Particulars, inquire or address CARL
STROBEL, 32l J street. Sacramento, Cal. DIG Ct
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The Cood Temnlar .mbropIto.

SAN FRANCISCO, December l2th.-Particulars OF
division in the Grand Lodge of Good Tempars of the
State made public at the time of the sess,n of
that body several weeks ago. Since that time the
Executive Committee of the Lodge, composed of
prominent members of the Order, has met and de-
cided, among other things, that as the Rescue the
weekly organ Of the Templars, not conducted in
accord with the administration, to remove the ed
itor then in charge, Captain A. D. Wood, and az
pointed TO fill his place F. X. Lane, then business
manager Of the journal. Mr.. Wood had been en-
ployed since October, 1882, at a salary OF $3.50
monthly. Mr.. Lane agreed to take charge of the
paper, with the assistance OF several prominent
Good Templars, who were TO assume charge of diff
ferent departments. Mr. Wood, it appears, was
much incensed at his removal, and when Lane de-
manded the appurtenances OF the office, fatty re-
fused to turn them claiming that he was sup
ported by the other factions of the Tempars As
time was precious, the publication day of the jour
nal approaching, the articles most needed were the
subscription list and eeetrotype ads" After con-
sutation the Executive Committee decided to bring
suit against Wood. The Rescue has a subscription
list Of about fOrty-fye hundred names, and pos
sesses property valued at 81 500 In consequence of
the pending suit Judge Mcguire yesterday issued an
injunction to prevent the publication of the paper
by Wood, the plaintiff filing 81 900 bond. Several
Of the lodges in the city have passed resolutions
condemnng the action of the Executive Committee
and supportiT Captain Wood Others have decided
to withhold their per capita tax until the matter is
settled
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PIONEER LIVERY sTAsLE
NOTICE

EURNITURE Is BEING SOLD AT GREATLY
II Reduced Prices. at
COPPIN's, .s5 n street, Sacramento,
CONSISTING, IN PART, OF
ParIor SeIs. Lounges, Extension and
Other Tables. Etc
fT These goods will be sold at COST to make
room for goods Just arrived from the East. n19.n
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uC6EMAN's GISTRICINE,

4 specific for Dyspepsia. Sold by druggists,
% and 30 cents per box. Sent by mail. j. n.
HEGENAN & Co., Projectors, New York.
Redington & Co., Agents, San Francisco, Cal.
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A girl less than II years cid gave birth to
child in Cooke county, Montana, few
days ago.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD. UNION. ]
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LoRDsBuKe December 12th.-At o'clock this
morning three rustlers, with black masks entered
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certainty Of success No case peculiar to your dell
cate organism is beyond my sure control.
My Female Monthly Medicines superior to any
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Those OF the public who need my services can ue'
pend upon gentlemanly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
| address particularly those who have been In.
jured by youthful indiscretions, and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult
by letter. detailing the symptoms OF the disease OF
trouble and receive medicine by express with full
instructions. All letters must be directed 70 J. q.
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co, Cal
Cure xa-rsated In all cases, or no pay reQuirea
Consultations personally or by letter. gratis Sene
for book Comfortable apartments for patients at
my In6rmary (when desired, with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors, 226 Suffer street, adjoining
the Young Mems Christian Association Building
Office hours--From A. 4. to s NJ.
Ny Diploma hangs in my offlce.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage
For sale by all newsdealers.
ie2s.tsa j. II. JOSsELYN. VI. D.
A SQUARE PIANO.
CSECOND-HAND, IN GOOD CONDI-ENa
3 ton, for sale cheap, at Warerooms offtTTTl
L. X, BANNER, No. SEQ STREET
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NEW MENICO.

More RustIing Pursuit of a Train
R0hber.
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The Truckee River Ice Harvest-G Gambling
Raid Threatened.

TRUcKEE, December 12th.-The ice harvest On the
Truckee river commenced yesterday. The Boca
Mill and Ice Company, the summit Company at
Prosser creek, and the Mountain Ice Company at
Camp 20, have all commenced harvesting the crop,
and the Peoples Ice Company Camp 20 Will begin
work this week. The crop will be a good ore, all of
the ponds having about twelve inches OF pure clear
ice Between 10000 and 10000 tons will be har-
vested altogether, besides several thousand tons
which will be loaded or cars and shipped on the
Southern Pacific.
The gambling fraternity here are considerably
exercised a threatened raid by ihe officers D.
J. Smith, teamster, who has lost heavily of late,
threatened to close all the banking games, and with
one exception they all closed.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

SANTA Rosa, December 12th,-The reading of Mr..
Wilson's deposition came to a close this afternoon,
without disclosing any further facts of importance
Immediately thereafter plaintiff called Charles E.
Green, who testified that he was Charles Crocker's
private secretary that he had been a Director of
the Western Development Company and the lone
Coal and Iron Company that stock stood in his
name which he did not own that he private
secretary for General Cotton during his lifetime
kept his private accounts and attended to his
spondence. Counsel then submitted a set of books
and number OF letters and vouchers to the witness,
which he acknowledged as being in his handwriting.
He was then questioned with reference the colec-
ton OF an insurance policy for Mrs. Moye, whose
husband had been killed ia the mine, bat he had no
recollection Of the transaction outside Of his entries
in the books. On cross-eX animation witness ex-
planned that the books produced the private
property OF General Cotton, and were not in any
sense the books Of the corporation; that he made
entries therein at the direction Of Cotton, without
having knowledge Of the transaction they referred
to- and that the letters produced were written under
similar circumstances The examination occupied
the session until its close, and very barren of
results for the plaintiff. Adjourned till tomorrow
morning.
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A. n. TOWNE. General Manager
7. H. GOODMAN. .Genl Pass'r and Ticket Agent
iaq-4ptf
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The CoIfon-stanford suIt.

SANTA Rosa, December l2th.-In the Cotton vs..
Stanford suit to-day the reading of s. n Wilson's
deposition was resumed. The portion read shows
that Mrs Cotton, when the negotiations with the
defendants were first begun, had general knowl-
edge Of her husbands affairs that the depouent
(Wilson) after considerable investigation advised
the settlement Of August, 1879, in order to save
MIS- Cotton estate from insolvency, and prevent
the publication Of the charges against the General.
On cross-eXamination afiant stated that he had in-
vestgated these charges and had no recollection Of
having ever successfully refuted one and that he
jected the first proposition from the defendants
looking TO settlement for effect and in the hope OF
securing more favorable terms for his client