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no CAUSE TO WEEP.

The Santa Rosa Republican, in vigor-
Gus review of local political matters, de-
neminates the effort TO force the Demo-
cratic party into position in the anti.
railroad agitation, which will result in the
breaking of the party neck, as Terryiam.
The Republican is apt in its designation.
But it should remember that bos5ism of
any description results in self.defsat in the
end. Let the Democracy Of California
be Terryised il it viii Republicans have
no cause to weep over it. If the Terryism
of the unwashed is SO potent as our con-
temporary states it to be; if it has the
party at its beck and call, and can CON-
msnd by thumbs up" or thumbs
aowD," it ia one of the best evidences that
can be presented of short reign. Already
the party organs are rebelling. and very
soon indeed the music in the air will
develop into a local political cyclone.
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THOSE wHo DANCE mUsr PAY.


The EEdDaiRer thinks that the damaging
practice will NOT prevail in San Francisco,
during the Conclave fortnight term, of
putting up prices for the necessaries of
life. Perhaps not, but we do not know
that there is any reason to expect greater
moral courage, broader display of virtue,
or a more self. sacrificing spirit on the part
of the people of San Francisco than those OF
another American city. When the Con-
olave met in Chicago the occasion developed
extortioDate landlords in plenty, and the
number of good folks who were ready to
take the stranger in and i" do for him
was very great. On the occasion Of all
great gatherings, where there is pressing
demand for personal accommodations
prices will advance, and sensible men real
izing it, expect it and do not grumble.
Probably it is true that the leading hotels
and lodgiag-houses of well established
good reputation, which the proprietors es-
teen as capital in trade, viii not prove ex-
tortionate or run up prices greatly, but it
is not reasonable to suppose that rates for
entertainment will not generally advance,
and on many line prove to be exhorbi-
tant. The Knights Templara and their
families, by prearranged contracts, viii be
well cared for at fair rates, hut the out
sider7, we are convinced, who come in I" to
see the show" will have TO pay for the
rnusic
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&c 1mmup1rY OF mORMOa1gM.

A very able paper in the american Cath.
Ole Quarterly Reuiea0, on the Catholic doc
trine of marriage and divorce, incidentally
refers 20 Mormonism. The evil is briefly
reviewed in its poly gamous aspect, and the
conclusion reached which was long since
forcibly impressed upon u.s.. that the PEG.
pie make a serious mistake in supposing
that Mormonism will die out of inherent
rcttenneas. Such philosophy may sound
well, but practically it is cowardly, shall
low and valueless. As the writer in ques-
ton remarks, it shows no indication of De.
cay from natural causes. 1t is, on the con.
trary, augmented and strengthened by con-
slant and large accassions from foreign
countries, ana by colonies recruited in the
older States Of the East by the most de.
voted and jealous Of missionaries. As in
the case Of Socialism, the vastness of cur
territory prevents the evil from o5truding
itself too closely upon orr attention. But
how will it be hundred years hence {?
Who shall make bold to attempt a pro-
phetic answer, with any logical reasoning
in support of its probability? With the
increase of the density of our population
is there not danger shat our moral sense
viii be dulled on this subject because of
long association with the evil? Or, will
posserity, outraged by the condition in
which it finds itself regarding the infamous
religion that makes the destruction of the
marriage tie an essential element of its
creed, curse as for the pusillanimity we
now exhibit? Either view is sufficiently
humiliasing. The latter is the more prob,
able. Polygamy may now be uprooted
with comparative ease, but half a century
hence 1t is probable that it can be exter-
minated only at the point of the sword
and at the cost Of human blood.
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Of Dan Rossland, missed from The Dalles

of Dan Rossland, missed from The Dalles
come weeks ago.
William Accck, who shot and instantly
killed james Morey some days ago, has been
held to await the action of the Grand Jury
il Sc 600. He furnished bonds.
Yesterday John Bresrly, prominent
banker at Lewiston, Idaho, died suddenly.
Deceased came to the Territory in 1861. His
age was AZ. He was highly esteemed as
public.spirited citizen.
News of Chinese riot at Pierce City,
Idaho. has been received. Several Chinese
had dispute over mining claim. The
Sheriff and posse charged and dispersed the
mob. Pistols were drawn and clubs pretty
freely used, but there was no shooting. The
difficulty ID not settled, and serious trouble ia
apprehended. About 200 Cinnamon are en-
gagged in the row.
The Commissioners appointed to accept the
Northern Pacific Railroad from Walla Walls,
composed of Dudley ?. Phelps, of New York.
w. II. Braadsgee, of Connecticut, and
Byron Andrews, Of Washington, have az
rived in Portland. They have accepted the
railroad Andrews is the Washington corre.
spondent Of the Chicago Inter. Ocean,
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PROCLAMATION!
STATE OF CALlFCRNIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,


WHEREAS, petitions numesously signed by many
citizens Of this state, requesting that Friday, the
oath day OF August, 1888. be proclaimed 4 legal
holiday;
And, whereas, great number Of prominent and
Influential citizens Of other States will, said day,
be visiting this state the guests Of important
organized ocety OF our city rs;
And, whereas, on id day the cornerstone OF the
monument to cur late Presidsnt, james 4. Garfield,
will be laid in Golden Gate Park, in the city aud
county Of Sun Francisco, by the Most Worthy
Grand Lo pe of Free and Accepted 5tssons, escorted
by the Knights Tempars from all parts Of the
Union then sojnurning in San Francisco, and by
the military force OF the United Stat aud The stare
OF California;
Nov, therefore, I, George Stoneman, Governor o.
the State Of California, do hereby proclain FIJI
DAY, the Path day of AUGUST, 1883, leS4I hvh-
day in the State OF California.
In witness whereof [ have hereunto SGT my hand
and caused the great seal of the state of California
TO be affixed or this the 4th day OF August, 1888.
[sEALl GEORGE STONhMAS,
Governor Of tie State of California
Attest: THOMAS Ia THOMPSON,
au7-3t TuWS Secretary q State.
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FsEEIGN NEWS.
The Spanish Military Kissing.

MADRID. August 6.h.-Psr.iculars Of the
uprising ct Badsjos state that tbs garrison
disarmed the Gems d'Armes and Customs
Guart, and occupied the railway station.
the fortress. 4 ministerial order has been
gszstied. proclsining stats of siege in Es.
trenanum, and appointing General Blarco
Commander Of the Fortresses in the Prov.
inces. Eleven hundred persons participated
in the proclamation of the Republic at b.
jados. -Four hundred civilians have Joined
the soldiers. 1t is believed that the insur-
gents have seizad several hundred muskets
which have been deposited in the fortress.
The Customs Guards refused to join the
movement. 1t is stated at Libson test Ruz
Sovilla planned thu rising. General Blsnco
ia on his way to Badsjos from Madrid with q
stronp force
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"MY skin, which has besn covered with
scsly sores, has become clean, smooth and
soft es a lady's. My hands we're covered
with little dry scabs. They have disappeared
and I'm better than have been for twenty
years, using DR.. Benson's Skin Cure "A.
II. Noble. Selma, N. O., July 8. 1882.
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NEW MEXICO.
shooting ATray-slurder Trial,

DINING, August 5h.-As 10 o'clock last
night shooting ARRAY took place in front
Of Jim Proet's place. Dodge, a shoemaker,
fred four shots at a. Coons, negro, bit.
ting him onos through the right lung. Coons'
home could not hs ascertsiDed. Dodge is
under arrest, and will be examined to.mor.
row.
Dock, one of the slsyers Of Dick Tsbler,
has been Indicted for murder in the first de-
erse. His trial commences next Monday.
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UTAiI.
The Territorial Elecllon

OGDEN, August 6ib.-The Territorial Leg.
islative and county elsction proceeded quietly,
and The indications are that about two
thirds vote was cast. Except in one or two
counties, no contest was made. The Mormon
and Peoples party carry the entire Territory.
wish the exception of Summit county, which
is in doubt. A large majority of Gentiles
refrained from voting, and ths election was
devoid Of any element of a contest.
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NREGAN.
Items from Portland.

PORTLAND, august 6sh.--To-giaT FIRE de-
stroysd house on the farm of Mt. Taylor,
nesr Pendleton, Umatilla county. Thomas
Conrad, with eight nall children, was in the
building, and ere Of them. = girl about 4
years old, was burned So dsatb.
A body was found to-day floating IN the
Co;umbis above the Gsscsses by s5Ee Indian
fshesmen. Il is supposed to be tie remains
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

srraIgnment OF Majors at san Jose-Ad-
vices from Oregon Sc Fiat Fever in So
IanO County The Chico Tragedy-Ne-
vada Grand Lodge. X. OF p Fatal
Termination OF a Spree Dl owned Eear
Hes AnEeies-Rtc.
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saE DAILY RECORD UNION.
HoR PEGS poa sALE.

We have st the REcoRD-USIoS Office two large
double cylinder Hoe presses in perfect order OF
which will be sold at low price. and upon easy
terms The size Ct bei-plate is 4ox6o inches. The
purchaser can have his choice of the presses. The
object in selling is to replace with one of more rapid
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NEVADA.
Grand Lodge. X. OF P.-The knights
TempIars-stabIes Burned,

Grand lodge, IA, OF F.-The kni2hts
TempIars-stables Burned.
EUREKA, August h.-The Grand Lodge
of K1ignts of Pythias Of Nevada met here
to-day. Tbs attendance is lot as large as
was expected. About twenty-five delegates
are pres ant from various parts of the State.
No business was made public today.
CommandsSy No. 2 will be represented at
the Conclave By about twenty-five members.
soms Of whom are already in San Francisco,
and the balance will leave Eureka the present
week.
A FIRE this morning destroyed R. Saddles
stables and eighty tors Ct hay. Loss, 81, 800;
insured for $500.
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''DR. BENsoN's Celery and Chamomile
Pills for the cure of Neuralgia are success"
DR.. G. P. Holman, Christianburg, Va. 80
cents az druggists.
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Tue Chicago Herald very justly says the tele-
graphers strike is not to be placed in the cate
CORY with that OF the Massachusetts, engineers, who
lef trains filled with innocent passengers where
they happened to be at the moment fixed for the
strike. "The operators petitioned, waited, and
sought arbitration, but were treated with perfect
indifference. The companies had ample notice of
the Intention to quit work, but made no advances
for settlement"
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SECOND nIspArrn !

MADRID, August 6sh.-The insurgents are
now marching TO the Portuguese frontier,
where they will be disarmed and informed.
few Spanish soldiers surrendered to the
Governor of Eievss. Portugal, to-day. Au
thority ia re-established at Badajos.
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BradIaugh Demonstration in london.

LONDON, August CHA large demonstra-
ton took place to-day in Trafalgar Square,
the offset Of which was TO protest against
the exclusion Of Bradlaugh from the House
of Commons. Three thousand people Eera
present. The Meeting passed q resolution IA
voring resistance by Bra5iaugh Of the man
date Of the House Of Commons, and copies
of the resolutions were forwarded to the
Queen. Gladstone AID the Speaker of the
Horsc.
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ARIZONA.
Friendly APaches,

TOMBSTONE, August 6sh.-Frank Leslie,
well kaoWa az ''Buckskin Frank" Gov
eminent scout, stated to your reporter yes.
tsrday that he had met several small bands
OF Indians lately IL the Chiricahuas, eleven
in all, who we're returning TO the San Carlos
reservation. They had made friendly ad-
vaDcss, snd he had talked with than. They
announced such 10 be their intention week
ago. Two proapectofs, whose names wsre
not learned, discovered these Indians on Sill
yer creek. Being uuarmed, the white men
ran for their camp. In jumping over sone
rocks, one of thsm fell and broke his leg.
The Indians, hosting 1sg Of truce, ap.
preached, helped bind up the broken limb,
and assisted the injured mau to his camp
These wers also San Carlos Apaches, on their
way back TO the reservation.
Outrages by Mexican Customs officers.
CHARLESTON, August 6.h.-The Mexican
customs officers at Palo Minas, TIE port of
entry for Sonora river travel, seized large
amount of provisions, consisting OF h1ur,
hams, bacon, ETC., at the Santa Maria mine
yesterday. Tbs nina is within mile or two
of the Mexican line, and the Custom. house
is some eight miles beyond. Taese goods.
not having been FIRST taken to the Custom-
house, were confsc sted. Upon the owners
paying several hundred dollars fine the
goods were released. A ssddle.hofss belong
ing to one Of the employees was seized, aud
the owner had to pay more than It's value for
It's return. The company having been much
annoyed by such actions and unreasonable
dulles, decided 20 shut down temporarily, and
al the men. with tbs exception of four or
FIVE, were discharged. They contemplate
moving their boardilg-house 60 the Ameri-
can side, and taking no supplies Of any kind
across the lire except such S. are necessarily
required IL the nine.
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SOME idea Of the undertaking being prosecuted by
the railroad companies in tunneling the siskiyou
mountain may De gained by the statement that it
will tske fifteen months to do the work, and 2oOo-
eco feet CT lumber 70 brace the tunnel.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

A Card.-TO ali who are suffering fram
the errors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood, etc, will
send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America. Send selfaddressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station
D, New York City. nls-4plyIuThS
Advice 10 sI0Ghers Mrs. WiuslOW's
Soothing Syrup should always be used when children
are cutting teeth IL relieves the little sufferer at
once it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cherub Gwskes
bright as a button" 1t is very pleasant 70 taste
1t soothes the child, softens the gums allays all
pain relieves wind, regulates tine bowels, and IS the
best known remedy Tor dlarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes Twenty-Five cents
bottle nlSlylu1hS
Ali Diseases Cured by the RevitalIzing
Cure, such as Catarrb in its worst forms throat
and lungs; female weakness specially. Oxygen
Depot, $50 Geary street, San Francisco. jyl0lm
Dr. TruenaD will Extract your Teeth
positively without gain or no charge; will make
you set Of artificial teeth for So warranted to fit;
Gil your teeth with gold from g cavity according
10 size platna, 81 50; silver or bone 81 ell work
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cases Of Seminal Weakness Loss OF NlgoT, Noctur a
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SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs deOi,ated
g 80 per bottle Sent 9. o. D. by express to any
address, secure from observation. address al orders
to A. Mo3OYLE & CO., Druggists, PostofHce Blk
1852, San Francisco. ms SIN
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THz latestrsports from political headquarters are
to the effect that there is diseord among the Rs.
publican leaders in New York State sud that har-
monious action being certain success in tho next
campaign is assured.
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The Egyptian Plague.

LONDON, August 6sh.-Thirteeu deaths
from cholera occurred among the British
troops ia Egypt Sunday. Thsrs has besn
great improvement among both troops and
people the last twelve hours, there being hut
30 deaths IN Cairo in that period, and nine
deaths 10 Alexandra ON Sunday. All &C.
Cured Resr the Michaers canal, the filth OF
Nile. Yesterday five fresh cases were re.
ported in the same quarter. When all the
filth isremoyed it is expected that the health
Of the district will improve.
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Adrice fo .rolhers --Mrs. Winslow,s

Au Diseases Cured by the RevitaIIzing
Cure, such as Catarrb in its worst forms; throat
and lungs female weakness specially. Oxygen
Depot, $50 Geary street, San Francisco. jyl0lm
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tsruCAl DISPATCHES TO TIN RsooaD.UMos.l
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Ano,her DueI An France.

PARIS, August 6sh.-Etienne, member of
the Chamber of Deputies for Oran, fought 0
duel to-day with journalist named Miraben.
The latter accused the former of corruption.
Mirahsu was ,ynlnded
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CRY OF MExICG, August 6th.-Felicitos
Meiia, the famous bull fighter, was fatally
hurt yesterday. He was tossed IN the sir by
bull, which again caught the man on its
horns IS be fell. The building was crowded
at the time, and the greatest excitement pre-
vailed,
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RIO VISTA, August 6sh-The wife of w.
B. Presslsg died this afternoon of scarlet
fever. They live out in the country. Il is
feared that the disease will reach town.
Several children ia thu country hsvs already
Lid NTH 4ha 6i.anse
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NAPA, August 6th.-O1 Saturday evening
Mrs. McIntyre. wife Of J. j. Mcintyre, Of
Oakdale, reCsived fracture Of the skull.
Mrs. M2IRtyrs has siEcs remained uncon'
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'iOa-BeRd Body Found.
Thrashing Machine AceiGent-Blghw0y
Robbery.

STOCKTON, August 6sh.-While thrashiug
machine was being moved in field near
Lockford, Lass Saturday, it was upset, and
fell or man named Dillon, who was badly
injured. Dillon remained unconscious up to
the tins your reporters Informant left him
yesterday.
William Murphy, a laborer, reports 20 the
police that two men stopped him or ths street
as o'clncl, yesterday morning and robbed
him of $50.
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STOCKTON, August 6sh.-At the fremen's
election, held this afternoon, Henry Erbsch
was elected Chief Engineer, j. d. Gall, First
Assistant, and j. g. Zigneugo, Second AS
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A small Tire.

SAN DIEGO, August 6sA.-A FIRE broSe out
this morniug in the barber-shop Of Robert
Russell and The frUi5 store Of o. G. Draugs.
Il wss extinguishe1 by the Fire Department
before extending to the adj AGENT buildings.
Rlssel's furniture and stock were badly
wrecked. The damage is about $500.
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EDUCATIONAL.

: FIrst-Ciass Toard;ng-sehooI FOR Young
EaG Is
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-24

The attraction, this week-B. McAulay
and Matte N!ckers, met with rather cold re-
ceptons bad weather being the cause, no
doubt, for their entertainments were excel
lent.
On Monday, 10Th, Miss Ellaui in Fun IN a
Boarding School" will be the bill, the only
show Of the week probably. The piece ID
full Of fun and bright, new and good music,
and is pronounced very enjoyable. The
Galveston Nc,rs says of the star:
Miss ElIanl was in excellent voi2c and &C
ted with chic which was really charming
Her solo in the first act, from the pirates OF
Penzance," MabePs song, Take this Heart"
received well earned encore and boundless
applause. Her method is exceedingly fin
ished and her artistic conception and sympa.
thetlc expression show most careful culture
in the best of schools. This little lady is by
no means an ordinary soubrette, but has
shone IN opera before and would rival many
Of the leading fayorltes would she again es.
say such roles. The piece is totally diiIeren.
from others Of its class and enjoyably reals.
tic IN all its effects. II you wish to enjoy
your sehool-boy days over again do not fail Ia
see Fun In Boarding School" when an op.
pOrtunity occurs.
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Tx COZ RTS,
Supreme Court.

4 list of Gity-tlvc decisions of the supreme
Court was filed in the clerks Office here on
Tuesday. There were none from La Sale
county in the list, and the only one in which
the public have taken any interest is No. 1870,
County Of Coof q. H0ypjS. Appeal from Cir
cult Court of Outage county. This was a
suit brought 10y Harris against Cook county
to recover balance due him for constructing
the foundation of the new court house-some
SO, 600. The county claimed in defence
that Harris, under contract, was entitled to
Il balance Of S2,O50. Harris claimed that by
changes in the plans he was obliged 20 DO
much extra work and thereby the original
contract was annulcd. The case was twice
tried, the first time being reversed and re-
manded by the Appellate Court of the 2nd
District The second trial resulted in YER
diet giving Harris the $4,000, and this YER
dict was affirmed by the Appellate Court and
is now affirmed 10y the Supreme Court
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Circuit Court,

The trial of the week was that Of Joseph
Roath for murder. Last spring some time
there was n dance in Richland, out from Los.
tant, and during the progress of the party in
II dispute which arose over the quantity 81
beer glass should hold one man was SO hurt
that he died Roath was held for the o1ense
but the evidence was too weak To hold him
and he was found not guilty and discharged
Netc Suits.-A Z Neville Ed b Hoes
ast, claim, $1,000. Chas Strucve Firs'
Nat Bank, Peru, asst, claim, 81 600. 5 II
Sweet Il Posner, attach, claim, 1891. Vii
lage of Streator Thos Brownlow, appeal
liauor case VIM Haskins V | c X X, case
damages, 10000. l. Thompson V Wn
Wilson, replevin, cattle.
Chy-Geo Raymond Evans Hazelhurst
mechanics lien; also same Adam Haznur
cki, VIM Haworth. Marth A Foulk v John
Foulk, bill for divorce, on ground OF adultery
with one Bridget Gaven, and other women.
Jos Dixon Alice NJ Caldwell ct al.