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Mr.. Conkling's personality and his voiced
uttefances are Of exceeding moment, Why
should they excite the abuse which has been
showered upon him, while the like freely
expressed opinions of other private citizens
are not deemed worthy OF comment? There
can be few, indeed, who will deny that it
would have been better had the disaffec-
ton at the Chicago Convention never have
been made manifest. Republican papers
are found who are playing into the hands
Of the Democracy by declaring that har-
mony in the party is impossible, but Mr..
Conkling did not 60 TO that extent. These
same journals, singular as it may seem, are
severest in their criticism Of the ex. Senator
for his historical reference. This much the
! fair-minded should be ready to accord,
that the gentleman who is now the object
of such bitter assault left his high position
for the private walks of life with an unsul-
lied reputation, and after two decades of
unhesitating and patriotic service to the
scheme OF liberty, the unity of the repub-
| lie, and the cause of human freedom. Sup
| pose it be admitted that the domestic dis
agreement in his party marked mistake
in his career, shall that outweigh the de-
votion of his abilities to the cause of his
country? Shall it be permitted to blot
out the record of his services in maintain
ing the integrity of the party to which the
nation to-day owes it's existence? There
are fashions, and fashions, and men in the
heat Of the race too often follow afser
those that are supposed to be popular, but
when they take a direction that leads to
unmerited abuse, personal detraction and
willful misconception, it is time to call a
halt, and speak word for reason. His
tory, abreast with justice, moves along the
pathway of time, recording with unfalter.
ing pen, and blind to prejudicea, hates and
animosities. She is stern and unyielding,
and the cry of craftsmanship can never reach
her ear. When she shall make up the
record of such brilliant and courageous
men as Roscoe Conkling, she will not write
them down as traitors to their country, as
enemies of her best interests, or as meters
of rebellion and revolt. She will scarcely
make record OF the turmoils of methods in
which they may have engaged, but will in
dite on enduring pages the labors of their
lives devoted to the maintenance of the in
tegrity of the nation, the supremacy of its
laws, and the freedom of men.
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TRIcYcLING.

In England tricycling is developing into
popularity with remarkable speed. They
have now tricycles carrying two, three
and four persons. They are comfortably
seated, require but little if any greater ex-
ertion than is called forth by walking, and
they give delightful exercise and are very
speedy. The "Sociable" is a very popu-
lar form. People of all degrees use them,
from the Princess of Wales children to
the workmen who skim along the roadway
from home to the shop, Independent of
omnibuses and cars. OF course, on stone
paved streets they ere not to be used but
on all smooth highways, in parks and on
popular drives, they are, we are assured,
"just the thing" Physicians use them
largely, some operating them singly and
others having stout serving-man to work
the treadles, instead of holding horses,
as is customary with us. Lawyers, Wears,
bishops, assessors and others, make their
rounds now with the tricycle., and in
suburban regions postmen have been per-
mitted to adopt them. Ladies Of even
feeble frame, it is found, can use them
with but little tax upon their physical
strength, while, superior to phaeton riding,
they exercise and strengthen the muscles
of the limbs and back. On the very level
roadways of the valleys OF California, in
our parks, and in such cities as Sacra.
mento, where the street-ways are SO supe-
rior and without steep grades, it is some.
what surprising that these vehicles have
not even been tried. They cost less than
road. cart, are more easily cared for, and
as no horse is needed their economy is
obvious. The speed made is about equal
to that usual to most family horses
such as ladies commonly drive. Eight miles
an hour is easily accomplished by man
at the treadle. In England the machinery
of the tricycle. has lately been much i'm
proved, adding to speed and ease of oper.
alton and lessening the demand for power
In he annliad
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TIE spELLIEe aUroRm AGAIN.

Referring to the article in the RECORD.
UNION on Saturday on the revival of the
spelling reform, an experienced business
man enlarges upon consideration al
ready touched upon-the great saving in
time that will result by the elimination of
superauous words. He Gays that he writes
from twenty-five to one hundred letters
daily of from fifty TO two hundred and
fifty words each. He estimates that he
uses not less than an average of fifty super
huous letters per epistle. At the average
of sixty letters per day he thus forms 3, 600
useless letters-equivalent to 500 worda-
or, in fact, writes the equivalent of nine
letters daily in excess of what he would
under the reformed spelling system, en-.
failing loss TO him of three-quarters of an
hour daily, or four and half hours per
week, or about two whole days in each
month. This is reducing the matter to
exceeding fineness, but it cannot be doubted
that the adoption of the new system would
lessen the labor of copyists very materi.
ally. In this connection the suggestion of
the Daily Register of New York is timely.
It points out that the rapidly increasing
business of the telegraph companies can
find much relief in the spelling reform.
The legalized elesion of one-tenth of the
letters in message is something the COM
psnies greatly desire. The New York
Times says that NEST newspapers of prom
inence are forced to refuse advertisements
daily for want Of room. This is true of
the RECORD UNION, its advertising col.
umns being constantly crowded. Now, as
the Times suggests, the omission OF useless
letters in advertisements will give an in.
crease OF space in advertising columns, and
az the same time lessen the cost to adver.
tisers. Certainly these are considerations
worthy the study of those now engaged in
organizing the scientific side of the move
ment
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
a Colleges of Letters and of Science will be held
in Berkeley Los Angeles and Marysville, May Slst,
June 1st and I'd, and Berkeley only August 9Th,
eth and 10th.
Candidates will assemble in Berkeley punctuaily
at $50 A. NJ. in North Hall and at the same hour
in the High School Building. corner Temple and
Fort streets, Los Ang les and in the County Court
room, corner Sixth and d streets, Marysvie.
A fee OF IS Will be charged to all applicants at
Los Angeles and Marysve.
A candidate may take part Of the examinations in
June, and the remaining examinations in August,
but preliminary examinations may not be divided.
Candidates will not be admitted to the preliminary
examinations without certificates from their teach.
ers that they are prepared.
An applicant who has not been able to attend
school in which complete preparation for the Uni
versity is offered and who passes good eXanlina-
ton subjects /, 2, g. and II, may be admitted
to partial course in any of the Colleges of Sci
ence, with the privilege Of gaining full standing
whenever he makes up hs deficiencies.
Elective courses not leading to degree are open
to students of mature age, to students who are
able to pursue oaly limited number of studies,
upon their giving satisfactory evidence to the
Faculty OF their fitness to pursue The studies elected
Further INFORMATION may be had by addressing
RECORDER WIN. CAREY JONES, Berkeley.
al2.4ptiliel
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TIE majority Of persons who have expert
enced mental trouble aud anxiety will not
deny the assertion that under that affection
the hair will become prenasurely gray. Not
one Of all who have used that wonderful dis
covery, "CarbOline." deodoTizsd extract of
petroleum, will deny that by its use grsy
hair can be restored TO its original color. A
servant who acquired the habit Of wIping the
oil off his hands on his scanty locks, after
trimming the lamps, soon had good head Of
hair caused by the medical qualities of tie
petroleum. This came under the observation
OF thorough chemist. who, after repeated
experiments, succeeded in deodorizing petro-
leum, and the result is the improved and per-
fected "Catboline," the most effective hair
dressing and restorative of the age. It re-
moves dandruff, cures all diseases Of the skin
and scalp, and imparss renewed activity to
the follicles, thus resio ring the growth to its
natural strength and vigor. Lat the prema-
turely gray and bald but give it fair trial,
and "Carboiine viii be to them house
hold word of the most gratifying significance.
Sold by all druggists.
WILLS "RoUGH ON CoRNs," 15c. Ask for
it. Complies, permanent cure. Corns, warts.
bpnions.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF THE CITY OF
4 Sacramento, Township of Sacramento, in the
County of Sacramento State of Csfornia.-LEE
STANLEY, Plaintiff VI. F. F. GALARDo, Defend
ant. The People of the State of California send
greeting to F. f. GALARD0, Defendant: You are
hereby required to appear action brought
against yoi by the above-named plaintiff in the JUS
tees Court of City Of Sacramento, Township Of
Sacramento, County of Sacramento, State OF Cal
ifornia, and to answer before the Justice, at his
office in said city, the complaint filed therein, within
FIVE days exclusive of the day Of servce) after the
service you of this summons, it served within
the said city in which this action is brought; or if
served out Of said city, but in said county, within
ten days otherwise within twenty days. The said
action is brought to recover s5l 90 due plaintiff for
and on account of goods, wares and merchandise
sold and delivered, moneys loaned and moneys
paid, laid cut and expended at the request Of de-
PENDANT. And you are hereby notified that if you
fail to so appear and answer said complaint. as
above required said plaintiff will take Judgment
against you for said sum OF S5I 90, together with
costs OF suit
Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 18th day Of May, 1888
Attest A true copy. J. c. TUBES,
m291aw4wT Justice OF the Peace.
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Guaymas Gold Exc.tement,

TOMBSTONE. May 26th.-A courier from
Lscsnea states that General Pssquiera has
received information confirming the news Of
the fight between Crook and the Apaches
near Gusynanepa. IL the Sierra Madres. The
Indians numbered shout 400. Crooks COM
nand consisted Of 800 Ssn Carlos scouts and
3G0 Mexican seldiers. The A9scnes we,
rousei Eish loss Of forty or sly. Crooks
loss is not stated. The fight took place Ia
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
rhe Chinese Ootrages.

VICTORIA, May 2Ssh.-The Government
appsars determined Co prosecute vigorously
the perpetrators of the Chinese outrages.
The aecond Chinaman has died, and four
Others are dying. Perry, Hayes and Gray.
three white men recsntly from Oregon, have
bsen committed for trial. Gray is the priu.
cipal, tie others accessories
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oaEses.
Young sIan Drowned-y voorhees, inprOv-

Young Man Drowned voorhees, Emprov-
Ing.
PORTLAND, May 28sh.-R;chnrd Boyle,
eyed %, working on the Kalama extension,
was drowned yesterday nine miles below the
city, while bathing. Deceased resided at
Albany, this State.
Senator voorhees, is gradually improving,
ard it is confidently thought that he will re.
cover. Cannon, his sssailant is still st large.
Five hundred dollars' reward is offered for his
cantDYe
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Huachuca, about 125 miles east of Oposura.
Sonora, aad the same distance south Of Janas,
Ia the heart Of the Sierra Madres.
Parties just returned from Guaymss report
the gold excitement dying ont. The gold
shipped from there was sold by Indians to
Mexicans, aud there is no accurate knowledge
of when or where il was found.
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PAeIFI(; SLOPE.

The News of Crooks Fight Confirmed
Scarlet Fever In SolanO-An Cid Citizen
of stockton IHsane-The Steamer Piiet
Disaster-AIIegea wIfe-slurderer Cap
tured-The Chinese 0utragcs in British
Columbsa-Etc.
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GES. DAN VOORHEES,, it is said, remarked lately
"oh, yes, this civil service reform business Is
fraud" That is just the Kind Of talk that we shall
expect from the voorhees, kind. They propose to
sneer at the movement and jeer at it, and laugh it
down, and, in short, to break it dovn-if they can
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The very worst form of Communism is just now
bsing preached in Califonis. 1t is not proposed
that justice shall be done transportation companies,
but that the insane cry of few men, wherswith to
personally profit by it, shsu be responded to by ar
bitrary ccnfiscation of railroad property.
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UTAH.
RIacksvat,t sho1 ng /. ru,,ner

SALT LAKE, May 2Ssh.-Richard Fowler, q
blacksmith. was shot by Galifsnt, proprietor
OF NEST market in this city, this afternoon,
while engaged In dispute over the payment
OF meat bill. Fowler died soou after from
the effects of his wounds.
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THs Atlanta (Ga-) Constitution thinks the scheme
Of buying as Liberty Hail. the homestead place of
the late Alex. Il. Stephens. in order to make it
State park, cannot be realized.
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THs evidences undertake thst the brood Of
dessagugues has had an accession, and that the
Stats is to be worked sgain in the interests Of
men. nos measures.
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TINS coronation Of the Gar 10 over. and now,
after ST., how mseh is Rusaiz or che weird benefited
by the pawp AID cereniOaial OF that dsy Of royal
ertrasigsnoe7
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EAST PARA RE0PENED.
Natoma Grove Excursions.
GENERAL NOTICES,

GaTd.-fo all who are suffering from
the errors and iDdiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc. / will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a
missionary in South America Send self.addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH 7. IMAM, Station
D, New York City. MIG 4pIyTuThS
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ARIZONA.
sf.hhed.in aua--.I

PH9sIx. May 2Ssh.-Yes.erday, in quar-
rel, 4. 5. McQuestin severely stabbed John
w. Reed through the left arm above the ell
bow. Officers pursued McQuestin, but failed
to overtske him.
Report OF Crooks Fight Cornrrned-zhe
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DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cars all
cases OF Seminal Weakness Loss OF Vsor Nocturnal
Emissions, lmpotency, Nervous and Physical De-
biity and all that class OF complaints arising from
Excess, Indiscretion Abuse Tire old find in this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. DR. LA MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore thu Sexual Orgaus debiitated
from whatever cause, to their prestine vigor Price,
81 30 per bottle. Sent @. Q. b. by express TO any
address secure from observation. Address all orders
to A McBoYLE CO., Druggists Pestofjoe BJx
1852 San Francisco. m2a eu1
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Advice 10 Mothers Mrs. Windows
Soothing Syrup should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves tie little sufferer at
once; it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cherub avakes as
:" bright as button" II is very pleasant to taste
1t soothes the child, softens the guns allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the
best known remedy for disrrhes. whether arising
from teethiDg or other causes. Twenty-Five cents q
bottle. nIS1y1uThS
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An communications for publication. and all
stt,rs upou business with this Office. should be
addressed RECORD UsIos, WEEKLY UNION, or The
sacramento Publishing Company.
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CAPITAL BREWERY,
NORTHEAST CORNER TWELFTH AND STREETS
KERTa &c NIC0LAUs, ProprEetors.

A GOOD QUALITY OF BEER AL gSEs
IA ways on hand end sold at current SE5S
rates. AT Country orders and trade So sssssssa
licited and promptly attended to, with liberal dis
count. Beer delivered toany part of city or depot
free of charge. Families supplied.
Address Postof.iee Box POS m9o.1plm
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SIS x-asHzsn<GxuM.
TwlN BROTHERS, HOP YEAST.

ygyHg ABOVE PREMIUM WILL BE PAID JUNE
1 23d for the best loaf Of homemade bread made
with Twin Brothers Hop Yeast. Parties wishing TO
compete will register their names aud buy Yeast at
Depot, Rosedae Market, 723 street For sale at all
Grccers- l. II. SIMON, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast
m23-2pIm
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Charged with Wife Murdcr-An Insane
Suicide.

STOCKTON. May 2Sth.-To.day Sheriff Gun.
ninghsm, of this county, and Deputy Sheriff
named Troi, on suspicion of having killed his
wife about year ago. Mrs. Troi was MUIR
dered at her homo in Sacramento county, and
an Italian named Lentina was accused of the
crime. He escaped, and was captured only
about week ago ia the southern part of the
State. Lsntiua now accuses Troi of having
murdered the woman.
T. J. Miller, the man who committed sui
eide at the Tornado Hotel in Milton few
days ago, was tinsmith at Santa Rosa. He
was insane ON religion. His brother says
that he felt he was becoming insane and came
TO Stockton to secure private treatment from
DIR. Shurtleff.
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RsMovAL-.

4 LANG'S CHEMICAL STEAM DYE WORKS
81 has been removed from ia street to 9O9
street. opposite Turner Hall. m25-1m
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CALIFORNIA.

IsrnclAl DISPATCHES 70 rHa aroonD-u,aos.l
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Another Victim OF Insanity.

STOCKTON, May 2Sth.-James G. Evans, q
California pioneer and Mexican wsr vet
eran, who has long served in this city as q
Deputy Sheriff and polics officer. mysteri-
ously left his home on Saturday night. His
purse and package Of papers were found
Sunday morning On the steps Of the residence
Of q prominent citizen. Suspicion was at
once aroused that he had committed suicide,
and an unsvailing search WAS made for his
body. Tidings were brought to the city that
he had been seen at Acsmpc, and last even.
ing friends started TO bring him back. He
was brought back this forenoon, examined,
found to be insane, and was committed to the
Insane Asylum.
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RIO VISTA, May 2Ssh.-A. D. AIsip, whose
two little daughters have been very low with
scarlet fever for some time past, LIST the eld-
est this morning. The disease is prevalent
among the children in thu country, but il has
not vet reached this town
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II OST-A BLACK AND TAN DOG, & a,
IL at Front and streets Wharf, Its-SS4y
MAY 9th The finder will be suit g.
ably rewarded by calling at 40S L street. mig 3tt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Coz REWARD LOST, BETWEEN FRONT
go and seventh streets, 500 greenback. Any
person leaving the same at this office will receive
S25 reward pn29 ST.
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ARBUoKLE fColusa county,, May 2Ssh.-At
O'Clock this morning Jackson McElIoy's
livery stable at College City was discovered
in flames. The FIRE had made such headway
that nothing wa saved except two horses.
All the buggies, robes, three horses and q
quantity Of nay and feed was consumed.
81 GOO
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EyOUND-A GOLD LOCKET, CONTAINING A
IL picture of young man; stone setting. Any
person proving property get the at s.
LINDBERG'S, northeast corner OF Twenty. eighth
and streets m29 3L*
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n Old Mexican Murdered by Young
Indian.
Indian.


IGNORANT GAP, May 2Sth.-The roads are
now open to and around this place. Hardly
any snow remains on the ground, only on the
north hillsides in email punches. The mills
are expected to start up before ten days.
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30 ACRES OF LAND, WITH IMPROVE sys-s
u ments, adjoining the city limits. sSS2,#
offered for sale at low price it's well adapt sI==
ed for milk dairy. For particulars inquire Of
CARL STRoBEL, 32l street. m29-6t*
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-10
BELL COUNTY.
A Visit 10 Temple-its Wonderful Prog.
ress-Local and Personal.
c correspondence of III. Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
Temple, December 7.--Temple has
improved very much since my last
visit nearly a year ago. The cotton
crop through this section was rather
light this season, hence trade has not
been as good us was anticipated. Col.
j. Nj. Patterson, the prince of cotton
buyers for this section, is Just recov-
ering from long and severe spell of
sickness. He has missed the cotton
trade this season entirely, owing to i'll
health, but his numerous friends are
reioiced to meet his smiling counten.
ance on the streets once more.
i have had the pleasure of meeting
the familiar face of Mr.. j. NJ. Dono-
ghue, formerly an attache of tho GA
zErTE, on the streets of this city. He
is publishing a paper in the city, and
is doing well. He consents to act as
local reporter for the GAZETTE from
this place, hence our readers nay
hope TO be well advised as to the move
menls of this growing little city.
The sound of the hammer and
the saw may be heard in every
part Of the city. In fact, know OF
no town that has n newer or fresher
appearance, and we'll ii may, for the
oldest house in the place is scarcely
hree years old yet.
The Missouri Pacific south-bound
passenger train, due here AT 1 AS n. m,
arrived Mt $50 p. m. yesterday and is
reported six hours late to-day. Why
is this so frequent? Certainly it has
been favorable winter aud fall for
railroading in Texas so far, and yet
delays from accidents have never been
more frequent. Surely Mr.. Gould
must be asleep TO his railroad interests
in Texas. He has the reputation of
being too good business man, es-
pecially where his pecuniary interests
are involved, to suffer things 10 run on
thus much longer. 1t is TO be hoped Il
remedy is in the near future.
Temple can boast of one excellent
hotel ut least, and that is the City
hotel, run by Mr.. William Carton.
The hotel is conveniently located near
the &C. Il S. +. depot, in the business
part OF the city, and is strictly first
class in all its appendages. Mr.. Car
ton devotes his entire attention to the
businpss