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"APFINIrY" wIrH MEXICO.

When Mr.. Conkling declared in re-
cent speech thst we should be in "politi-
cal and commercial affinity with Mexico,
he expressed the desire of the mass of the
American people. General Grant will add
new laurel to his fame, if, Through his
long continued and present efforts, this
shall be brought about. We are not to
assume that by political affinity political
unity was meant, but the establishment of
sueh reciprocal relations as should exist
between the two republics, and which, IN.
fortunately, do not now exist. Whether
the commercial bars shalt be lezsened or
wholly removed ia not SO much the ques.
ton. They are nov too high and zoo nu-
merous. The effort being made to throw
cold water on the work Of establishing
closer relations between the two countries
is un-American. Il is said that the speaker
meant social amalgamation, but this cannot
be logically dedueed from the remark ex-
ceps by comforting the English language
and imputing unworthy motives. The
American people are not so hide-bound
that they will permit past political differ
ences to blind them to any patriotic efforts
to establish the best of relations with the
nearest of our neighbors.
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TEE Sasha cLARa HORROR.

The story of the murder of Rsnowden in
Santa Clara county by Showers, Majors
and Jewell, has been told in open Court in
all its CHASTITY detail by the last named of
the cut.throats. Majors, he says, told him
that Renowden was a wealthy bachelor,
living in lonesome place, and who kept
his wealth in his cabin. By his murder
they could secure his money. They recon-
noitered the place, taking along a demijohn
of whisky to keep the curse off. Jewell
engaged Showers in the scheme. When
all was ready, Majors furnished the ammu.
milton, pistols, guns, knives, cords and sew
eraI hotties Of whisky. The asssssins
drank heavily, and approaching the house
enticed Renosden and his companion from
the cabin, and the fight began. Jewell and
Renowden had hand-to-hand struggle,
and Showers, having disposed of his man
(McIntyre), came up and finished JEWELS
antagonist. Jewell reported to Majors,
and was by him protected, kept full Of
whisky and encouraged to brave the mat
ter out. 1t ia horrible recital, and its de.
tails have scarcely been equaled for cold
blcoded and premeditated atrocity. One
significant fact is that the infamous MUIR
derers had to be piled with whisky to keep
them up to the killing point Majors well
knew the false courage with which liquor
inspires men, and LIE supplied the stimu.
liant plentifully. The circumstances very
fully corroborate the story of Jewell, and
it is altogether probable that his confession
settles the fate of his companion, the pro-
moter of the deed. It viii be matter of
regret if, by the making of this confession,
the assassin himself shall escape the hang
mans moose.
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sAs FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Mount Holly Park land sale wss success.
fully carried out Tuesday.
The cutter Corwin sailed Wednesday on
her annual southern cruise.
The opium received by the City of Toxic
has paid duty of Sl53. 900.
Booth, the bicyclist, has been held to
answer for grand larceny in stealing 81, GOO
from Joseph Gardner.
DR.. James Simpson has been appointed
State Medical Examiner of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen.
The fourteenth annual session OF the
California State Dental Association was
begun in Parlor a Of the Palace Hotel on
Tuesday.
The body of Thomas Fl. Blythe, the
millionaire, is undergoing the process of
embalming. The body is being preserved
for the purpose of Identification by the sup.
posed daughter, who is expected to soon
arrive from Eugland.I
The Custom.h house officers have not yet
concluded their search for contraband mer.
chandise on the City of Toxic. Thus far
not any opium has been discovered, but
struggled articles of clothing to the value
of 5000 or $500 have been seized.
Henry Thoman, Swiss, who came; to
this State in early days, and who for fif-
teen years has lived at the Swiss Hotel, on
Commercial street, died about ten days
ago. When his rooms were searched So, 900
in money and about ST., 600 in bonds, notes
etc., were found.
The dead body of young man was
found in the bay Tuesday tied to life
buoy. Nothing to establish the identity
of deceased was found. 1t is supposed to
be the body of some young man who had
been shanghaied and tried to get ashore
as the ship had put to sea.
The Decoration Day procession will con.
sist of five Posts of the G. a. r., Veterans
of the Mexican War, California Volunteers,
Second Brigade, n. G. c., Light Artillery,
regular army, Major General Turnbuil and
staff, besides trucks with children, horal
displays and invited guests in carriages.
It now seems settled that the lease of
the Baldwin Theater has been secured by
Judge Murat MsstersoD, of Arizona, who
has been negotiating in that direction some
weeks. Alexander McAbee ia associated
with Judge Maaterson. The new lease is
for three years, commencing at the expirs-
ton of the present Modjeska season.
The special Commission appointed by
the Secretary of the Treasury fer the pur-
pose Of Investigating the charges Of fraud
ulent e2try OF sugar into San Francisco
from the Hawaiian Islands, has arrived,
and viii at once go to work. The Com
mission is composed of ex.Congressman 0.
L. Spaulding, of Michigan, Chairman j;
Special Agent OF the Treasury B. K. Tip-
gle, and j. E. Saries, Jr,, a member of
Hayermeyer's Sugar Refinery Company, of
New York.
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ZEE NEW YoaK gxoIsg coam1ssroE

-hE NEW HOAh 5AClS6 CoAMlSs1DH.
Mr.. Joseph Coburn. ex.bruiser, convict,
and professional rough and rowdy, has
been refused by the Excise Commissioners
the necessary license to enable him TO open
a saloon in New York. Mr.. Coburn con.
siders this an outrage upon his rights as an
American citizen. Bat Mr.. Coourn will
learn, sooner or later, that the people not
only have, but exercise the right to
limit the business he wished to engage in.
He viii learn, if he observes, that the sen.
timent of the country is surely crystallizirg
about the idea Of regulation and restric-
tion, and that it IS opposed now mainly by
the extremists, such as teetotalers, who, on
one side, would make al men conform to
their modes of living, and the radical free
license and free vice advocates on the other
hand, who would have no decent obeerv-
ances made obligatory. In Lockport, New
York, the radical element prevails which
refuses to license, and hence Illicit sales
result. There is no law of prohibition in
New York State, but Lockport has go
abused the license system as to work pro-
hibition by decree, but it does not prevail
in fact. In New York city. on the con-
trary, the Commissioners refuse Joe Co.
burn license because his saloon would be
resort for the lowest and vilest of char
acters; but the Commissioners refuse to
recall and cancel the licenses OF scores of
men worse than Coburn, and who now
keep man-traps, pits and deadfaIls. The
happy mean has not, therefore, been
reached as yes, but that it will be there
can be no manner of doubt.
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PAsssaasR LrsTs.

CARLIH, May 23i.-Passed hare to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow J. L.
Laird, Philadelphia G. NJ. Wattles. But
falo, N. Y; Mrs. Capt. 7. f. Toby AND
child, Colorado; Mrs. s. Davis, San Fran.
cisc0; Mrs. Z. III. Stetsor, Miss E. J. Stet-
son. Bosom; G. B. McAuley, Mrs. J. T.
MsAuley, Califcrnis Buclsna. Smith, Lon.
don; A. F. Brown, San francisco r. j.
Walker, Buffalo, n. Y; L. n. Shepard,
Cleveland Ohio; Isaiah Voletts aud wife,
Gcsier, Ind Mrs III. Hammond. Oak-
land Mira. Thomas Sullivan, San Francis.
CO Mrs. Dr.. az. H Williams aad chill lren,
Dssrolf, Mich. 4. L. 0akes. New York
John Muir, Portland, Or. Willie Winter,
Samuel Schwartz W. Gruobs. New York
". s. North. Washington, d. c.; J. p
White, Henry Gsubb. New Y>rk; J. d.
Riley. Psrk City, u. t.: J. Isssc3, Den.
Vsr: T. d. Riley. Park City, q. T.; Mrs.
r. a Sshwsz ard three children, San Frsn.
cisco: 16S epigrans psssengera. including
lie na;ss, 10 arrive in Sacramento May
25tb.
OMAHA, May -2Si.-Lefs here to-day te
arrive in Sacramento May 27sh: r. w,
Fufnss. J. G. Carson, Brownville, Neb.
Dr.. o. NJ. Lee. Smarisville. Cal. Minert
Ames and wife. Chiesgo; John Gooding, 81.
Joe, Mo-; j. Haas, wife, child and sister,
FL WIN dalgat, mrs. ooiotnan, oLharts'
vile, Or.
Thirsy-sieht through emigrants left on last
nights einigrant train, to arrive in Sacra.
mento May 30th.
NEwHALL, Msy a3j.-Passsd here to
DAY, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
T. G. Morgan. Nevada; q, Mauvsis, Oak
land; Eugene Leae, Stockton; William
Stewart, Ariz7na; J. A. Oliver, San Fran
cisc,; Tom Taylor. st. Louis /; w. Kee.
fer, L. C. Keefer, Mira. Keefe-, Miss Keefer,
Miss Mackinnap, Canada; J. E. Lamb, In
diana @. b. Love, ". J. Dsughat, Sidney
". A. Scnoilay. San Frapcisco; w. 5. Max
well, Los Angeles; Mrs. G. j. Fox, Califor
MIA; Jacob Schrieber, San Francisco; T
Davis, Anahein; J. NJ. SslmaD, Tomb
stone D. T. Banteer, Troy, N. Y; G. w
Sprseue. Los Angeles; Thomas Mehring
Ssn Francisco r. d. Fox, San Jose; Dep
uty Sheriff Huber aud five prisoners, Los An
geles L. Rsrada snd SOD, r. Rarut. Sar
Francisco DR.. W. Grissom, Los Angeles.
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A Chance for Bald Neads-Thefr Bay OF
DeIiyerance Has Dawned.

This is the age of wonders-wonders in
science, wonders IN mechanism, wonders in
everything. It has bean said that the man
who causes two blades of grass to grow where
only one grew before is public benefsctor.
What, then, shall be said of the man who
causes full and luxurious crop of hair to
grow upon the barren and shining pates of
the large army of bald heads, who have well
nigh despaired Of ever having natural cover
ing for their heads sgain What place, in
word, shall be assigned to the discoverer of
Carbolins? Shall he not lave a conspicuous
niche in the Temple of Fame and stand frat
among the bauefacsors of his race? To impart
new life aud vigor 20 the dormant energies of
diseased scalp 20 give strength and fullness
to weak sid struggling growth Of hair to
bring back the natural color and gloss to
blsached ard faded locks, are 10 ordinary
achievements, since chemists and taerapeut-
ists have sought IN vain to accomplish them
for centuries. Al honor, then, to the discoT-
crer Of tie ns7 hair rsssorzsivs-Casbolin
aud let one and sll joia il expressing higher
appxecis.ion OF the uses AID possibiiities of
that wonderful prcdus. CT petroleum, which
contains the elements hat weak such mystic
riCus and gratifying changes. kennedy 4
Co, Special Agsnss, Ff.GhE-s, p. Scld by
81 druggists.
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land is correct condition of EXTREMIST
poverty, of long-continued misery and a
bare struggle for existence; condition in
which human hopes and ambitions have
little part; condition from out of which
it is altogether unlikely the present gener-
alton can wholly be freed, although much
nav be done to ameliorate it.
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AMa,rs at MoscoN.

Moscow, Msy 23d The Empress was toe
only lady present at the ceremony Of blessing
the Imperial flag. Oily seven of tie sixty
seven newspaper correspondents were able to
attend The cersmonF, owing to restricted
spsce, bat the Director Of the Press ordered
the assistant editor of the Moscow Gazette to
supply the other Journalistic with descrip-
ton OF the-cetemnny. TIE Russian Govsrn-
msnt hes given tie press representatives $50
each to pay far carriage hire during the fes-
tiyities.
A portion OF the psrspst behind the Church
of Saint Basil fell to-day upan he heads Of
chs people, and wounded several. IL Is re-
ported that some of the wounded have died,
Fifty suspicious persons have been arrested
in the last few days.
The Emperor end Empress will remain in
semi. seclusion until the day Of the corona
ton.
The Examinations were less brilliant than
expected by persons in waiting. Ga Sunday
the British Embassy was brilliantly illumi-
mated with electric lights.
The success of the Cars entry into Mos
COW has hsd good effect. Greater security
is felt, and the value of money has risen.
The weather is showery.
Croke Returns from Rene.
DUBLIN, May 23i.-Archbishop Croke has
arrived at Kingston from Rome, and wac
given an enthusiastic welcome. de Bays ne
has no reason TO be dissatisfied with his visit
TO Rome.
The Dictator OF Ecuador.
PANAMA, May 12th.-The Ecuadorian mud
die is not yet terminated. The lsst act of
Dictator Veintimilia has teen TO plumber the
Bank OF Ecusder, private concsrp, Of $780,
900. Protests were made by Consuls and
Captains of foreign men-of war, with no
effect. It is believed that he intends to leave
tbs country, but out Of revenge wishes TO
make show of defending Guaysquil, il
order TO have an excuse for destroying the
property Of his enemis7, if not the whole
town, Il is reported that be has offered his
men chance to sack the place. and the &C.
currences in Qsiuto in the early part of the
year prove that he has long plotted the COM
mi sion of this crims, directed against the
property of his fellow. c5untrY1nen and ulsny
millions CT foreign capital invested in GuaYa-
Gull. Eoglish ard italian vessels are cor.
stantly stationed 10 the river for the protec-
tion of foreign interests.
Fighting In Ecuador.
GUAYUoUIL. May 2S5.-Last night tbs en-
emy came within the radius Of the fort;6cs-
tions, and over 100 shots were fred on both
sides. The firing was kept Up until this
morning. There 10 great excitement, and an
attack ia hourly expected. Vsinsimilia was
present at the firing during the night.
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ALL OVER The WORLD.

Labor and Capitalize Kentucky Repub-
ltcans-Ffre and Loss OF Life-Fighting
In Ecuaoor-The Presbyterian Assembly
attempted Suicide Of u Judge Bless
Ing the Russian Imperial Flag The
Tabor Bush seusatien In Denver
Troubles Of an Opera Conipany-Efc.
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FaREiGN NEWS.
The Emper.al F.ng E:lcssed.

Moscow, May Z3i.-The Ceremony OF
blessing Ms Imperial flag was performed in
the Kremlin today. in the presence of the
Emperor, Empress, the Imperial family, aud
the Emperoi's military household. The En-
peror and Empress drove frem Aexardrovslky
Palace to the Kramlin in an open carriage
and xusEbont m eseorE
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EAST PAgK sREGPgNED.
Nat0ma GgoVe Excursions.
GENERAL NOTICES


a Gzzd.-To aii W 40 are suffering frsRa
the errors AID indisoreians OF yontn, nervous
week.-Mrs., early decay, loss Of manhood, etc. ! will
send a recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America Send s9,i-addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH 7. INHAN, Station
D, lew York City. n1s-4slyTuThS
Edvice 10 ssothess -sIrS. gTtssIOw's
Soothing Syrup shogd always be used when children
cutting teeth 1t relieves the little sufferer AZ
once it produces natural, quiet sleep By relieving
the child from pain and the little sherah awakes as
bright as button~ 1t is very pleasant to taste.
I soothes the sAild softens she guns, alays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates tae bowels, and is the
I best known romedy FOR disErhea, whether arising
tfrom teethirg or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. nlS1y1uThS
Or. La Mars Seminal Pills cure ala
cases OF Seminal Weakness Loss OF Vizor, Nocturn1
Emissions, Impotspcy, Nervous and Physical De-
bility and al thst class Of conplInts arising i-n
Excess Isd:scretion or Abuse. The old hJd in his
remedy A FOUNTAIN or YOUTH, and the
young a. safeguard and protection. Dr. La xAR's
SEMINAL Pills restore tae Sexcs Organs dedicated
from whatever cause, to their prestias vixor Price
g so Far bottle. Soas G. o. d. BY expresa to any
address, secure from observation. Addressal orders
TO A. McB0YLE & CO., Druggnts, Pozaofica Box
1852. San Francisco mig 6ua
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MAY "a. 1883

An communications for publication, and all
etters upon business with this office, should be
addressed RECORD UNION, WEEKLY UKIoE, The
Sacramento Publishing Company.
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Thsrnomesrieal.

CHICAGO, April 2s1.-Highest tsrnpsra.
tu-e to-day. 39'; lowest, 39'.
New YoRK, May eSj.-Higheat isnpsra-
.tars to-day. 6S' lowest. 5S'.
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A GOOD bill passed by the New York Legislature
allows to every citizen who plants four nutbearing
fruit or ornamental trees on the highway adjacent
to his lands rebate of one dollar on his road tax
Tue attention is 70 encourage arborculture. Since
for hundred years We have encouraged our people
to ply the and lay low the forests all efforts to
replace the loss and beautify the country should be
encouraGed
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The directors of the great railway exhibition to
open in Chicago to-day are discussing the PROPOSE
ton to open the doors OF the fair on Sundays to
commodste the laboriDg classes. Vel, why not
Under proper restrictions it viii be right to do so
Why should not so fne an exposition, Sd useful and
interesting. be open On Sunday as well as the beer
gardens shows and concert ha Is and shooting parks
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FRE NEW FBRDERIGKsBURG
GEHUIEG LAGER ~

ETQUAL To TaE BEST BRANDS OF sssssss
H. Eastern Peer. is NOW for sale Ia kegs = - 8
and bettles al HENRY PosTFL'S. go J Il sSzsesss
street .5rice per fozen-Quart Bottles, patent
siep:v.s 81 70: Pint Bottles. patent stopssrs, 81
- so, Domestic Eetsle feer 81 % per dozen
~ Quarts; rs cents psr dozen for Pints. Delivered
20 any part Of the city. Families supplied MO iel
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A TRus strengthening medicine and health
renewsr ia Browns I-en Bites.
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TIE successful carrying out of the initial step in
the coronation exercises the Gar does not signify
an abandonment oil threats against the Car II TIE
Nhiiists intend to sdynasnise him it VIII not be
done until the consumnation CT the coronation,
probably.
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1aoRLsy's IMpRuyED MORSE AND csT7tE FOOD

rs PRONOUNCED BY HORSE AND TURF MEN,
Il stockholders and breeders, to be the greatest
discovery Of this nineteenth century with regard to
the improved treatment Of animals. AS with the
progress of enlightment mineral posons have ceased
10 be used in the treatment Of the human system,
mineral compounds, still to extent n use as
called condition powders. in treating d1mes-
tic animals. Although it has been only some four
years since this celebrated Food frat introduced
America, the great sale and unparalleled success
that it has met with in s parts Of the Union gives
the propretors license and boidness TO proclaim 10
the world that the Ttoriey system OF feeding all
kinds Of stock stands unTvae in the new world as
it does in the DID, and is justly entitled the Great
Discovery OF the sge the thousands OF voluntary
testimonials received by the Company fully eorrobo-
rate. Sold by the Trade generally Wholesale by
HAIL, LyIssRs a o.. Sacramento, or
q. e.. sssGAsGS Is CO..
No 8 New Montgomery street. San Francisco.
m3 api,nTuThS&w1m
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE aHooaD-usloa.l
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IaPEaIaA EGG ROOgs

NN7ILL MAKE YOUR HENS LAY-JT KEEPS
w fowls in best condition, and makes poultry
the most profitable stock on the farm. When the
Imperial Egg Fuod is fed according to directions,
sick and dropping chicks will never be seen.
r. rrv IL :, E,axrnrn OF Ir,,it. Hans IA
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-01-05
OBITUARY.
DEAN.


Died-In Blanchardville, December
20. 1882, at the residence of her brother
HI. E. Dean, Miss Luella Dean, aged
twenty-four years, two months and
four days.
1t is impossible for pen to portray
the grief and sorrow which filed every
heart upon the announcement of Lu-
elias death. No event in our commu-
nifty has ever caused such universal
sadness, or called forth such sponta-
neous sympathy as this. Born and
raised in the neighborhood. bereft of
both of her parents IN early youth, a
sufferer from that dread disease con-
sumption, she struggled on through
life with heroic courage until weary
nature could war no more; and she
went down to premature grave.
loved, honored and esteemed by all.
Medical skill and the Offices Of kind
ness bestowed by kind hearts and will
ling hands were unavailing, save to
soothe her last days on earth. The
The funeral took place on the 2sth, the
services being conducted by Rev. C. E.
Eldred in a most impressive manner
in the presence of the largest congre-
CATION which ever assembled in Blan-
chardville on similar occasion. =
Luella. you have gone to your long
home, but your memory shall ever be
green in our heart. Rest weary soull
rest in peacei -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-01-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoTICE.-All persons indebted to
me are hereby notified to call at my
Office and settle the same at once.
E. Y. Hutchinson is authorized to make
settlements for me-
19w3 JAMES HUTCHINSON.
Fresh Bulk Oysters
BY the Pint or Quart
At City Bakery.
Go and take look at C. III. James
brilliant display of jewelry, diamond
rings, gold rings, gold and silver
watches. 20w3
If you have any live poultry for sale
bring it to the Cash Grocery House.
where you will receive the highest
market price In cash. Nv
New Orleans sugar just received at
J. A. Spratler's, and sold cheap. 20,3
Call at C. b. Parmele's grocery store
and examine his holiday goods. 20w2
just received a large assortment of
G.. Richardson's celebrated Boots and
Shoes-the best in the market. For
sale cheap. Also full line of mems
Women's and Misses Rubbers as cheap
Fresh can Oysters at City Bakery.
| extend an invitation to those who
wish to buy elegant furniture to call
and examine my large stock.
IOWA A, F. BISHOP.
Deller will not be beat in prices on
Clothing, depend upon that. He has
the largest stock to select from, and
can afford to sell them as low as the
lowest. And, Furthermore, he will do
it. Go, look through, and get his
prices. 17tf
A full line of Cigars, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco at G. Hendra's. 1stf
Fresh oysters direct from Baltimore
at j. A. Spratler's. 10
You can distinguish cloa. OF dol
man bought at Deller's in an instant
by their superior fitting, trimming. and
general make up. No other house can
show any like them. Deller is head
quarters. on cloaks, &c. 17tf