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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Dublin Murder Trims.

DUBLIN, April 1Ssh.-In the Curley trial
this morning the closing arguments were
made. The Judge charged the jury. The lat
ter retired and soon returned and rendered 8
verdict of guilty of murder, and Curley was
sentenced TO be hanged on May 18th.
| The prisoner, on Being asked if he had any
/ thing to say why senterce should not be
pronounced upon him, said that he had not
expected any mercy from the Court. Il was
very unfortunate that the Irish Bench was
never without Norbury or Keogh. He ad-
mitted that he was q member of the Invinci-
bles, but declared that be was not in Phonix
Park on the evening that the murders were
committed. Curley said that he loved his
country, and could suffer for her. He de-
clared that the witnesses who had testified
for the Crown had perjured themselves. He
also said he was Fenisn. As the officer
were taking the prisoner from the dock. he
cried out. IN q loud voics, "God save Ire
land"
Fire in Russian Village.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 1Ssh.-Five hun.
bred dwellings, the telegraph station, post.
Office, q number Of stores, large quantity of
coal and wood, and much mining property
was burned in the villsge Of Katow Ivan.
oskoi to-day.
Prayers for Mitigation.
ODESSA, April 1Sth.-Ten of the twenty
six members of the South Russian Workmens
Federation sentenced TO Imprisonment for
Nihilism, have petitioned the Gar for miti-
CATION of their sentences.
Explosion OF Dynamite.
MADRID, April 1Sth.-An explosion of
dynamite in the commercial establishment Of
Carlsbalt at Providence, Orenz, killed two
persons and wounded several Three houses
were burned.
The French and Chinese.
LONDON. April 1Ssb.-The appointment Of
Peng Yuling as Chinese Minister of War de.
notes that China is determined to resist
French aggression in AMMAN.
Canadian Village Burned.
TORONTO, April 1Ssh.-A fire this morning
destroyed the village of Oakville, on the lake
shore, twenty miles from here, The Fire
Brigade from here went out by special train,
but got there too late to save the village. The
loss will amount TO 800 900 or more. The
Inhabitants are focking to this city by hun
dreds for shelter, many on foot. The Pro-
hibition Act was in force in the county where
the village is situated, but when the fire
reached the drug store two barrels OF whisky
were rolled ont en- the street, and the mem
bers of the village fire brigade ell got drunk
and helpless. Otherwise the fire might have
been controlled in its first stages. Insurance
small,
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A ELL has been introduced into the Pennsylvania
L. gislature to make the manufacture and sale Of M
iernal machines and other devices to destroy life and
property crime, punishable by fine and imprison-
ment. when criminal intent is shown on the part OF
the manufacturer. All good men viii entertain the
hops that it viii become 4 law.
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A MONUMENT is proposed to Peter cooper's mem
ory and the New York Herald asks that it take the
form of an extension and enlargement of the Cooper
Union-an enlargement now greatly needed to ac-
commodate the hundreds CT men and women who
flock to its halls to avail Of the advantages the wis
dom and liberality of Peter Cooper extended to all
willing to learn to labor and to wait.
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The Charleston Is c. Ne,rs says there is to be a
boom for solid South movement. in order to put
the Democracy into power, in the from OF sue
cessor to President Arthur-but adds that the New
England unterrifed may as well hang their harps on
the willows, and set up in the enjoyment of mo-
nopoly of electing Ben Butler, if they succeed in
nominating the man who cannot spell principle.
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The complaint fled on behalf of the Government
in the Circuit Court of the United States against
the San Jacinto Tin Mining Company asks for de-
cree TO restore to the Federal Government property
wrested from it by frauds perpetrated decade ago.
The complaint states good case, and i: is probable
that it viii be the beginning Of series of suits that
will uncover some stupeudous land frauds commit
ted by Federal employees in the United States Sur
veyor- Generals ofi,e under former administra-
ton According to the averments of the complaint,
the Government only became aware of the San Ja-
cnto frauds within year.
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The Chico Record Of the 14th says: The
land about Vina, which is nearly all owned
by Ex-Governor Leland Stanford, is fast
settling up with thrifty class of people
from the East. Yesterday afternoon car
load of Eastern immigrants passed through
Chico to locate at this place. and two more
car loads will pass through this evening.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Heavy Floods In sconsia-Movements
OF the Observation-Disclosures Fire I'm
West yirSinaa-The Tewksbury Aims
house Inquirx-A Nebraska Murderer
Kespiteti-The "stalWaEt Medals
Electric Lixhis-4nairs in Foreign
Lands-Etc.
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DIR. Ia Mars Seminal Pills cnra all
cases OF Seminal Weaknes Loss OF Vlgor, Nocturnal
Emissions Impoteucy, Nervous and Physical De-
blity, and all thst cass Of complaints arising from
Excess, Indiscretion Abuse. The OLD find in this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young a safeguard and protection. DR. La MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs debiitated
from Whatever cause TO their prestine vgor Price,
81 80 per bottle Sent c. o. u. by express 70 any
address, from observation. Address all orders
to A. McBoYLE & CO., Druggists, Postofice Box
1852, San Francisco. ms en-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. L. DuDSS, r TB. CT aI9-1t
I. I. Holmes Lime Co..

EMPoBTERs. MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE
and Retail Dealers in Alabaster and Santa Cruz
Lime, Cement Plaster, Marble Dust, Chimney and
Sewer Pipe, and General Building Material.
LINE furnished in carload lots to outside trade.
Orders are respectfully solicited.
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Advice 10 Mothers Mrs. WinsIOW's
Soothing Syrup should always be used when children
are cutting teeth 1t relieves the little sufferer at
once it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from PAIN and the little cherub awakes as
" bright as button" 1t is very pleasant to taste.
It soothes the child, softens the guns, alays all
pain relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the
best known remedy for disrThea, whether arising
from teethiug or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. mis- lyIuThS
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ROLLER SKATING.
GENERAL NOTICES.

a Gurd.-TO ali who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay loss Of manhood, ETC., will
send recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America. Send self-addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station
D. New York City. mis-. 4plyIuIhS
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All communications for publication, and all
letters upon business with this Office, should be
addressed RgcosD. UNION, WEEKLY UNION, or The
Sacramento Publishing Company.
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An important discovery of rich quartz is
zaid TO have been neade on The NIpomo
ranch, San Luis obispo.
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BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

swvgs ABOVE WELL. KNOWN SUPERIOR
: MONTE IIABLo COAL, the most economics
ss can be ;soj io- saesm l. for sale in lots TO rut.
=. Eiaak DiSnoad Landing, CeptTs Costa eo1aty,
and At the oaics Of tns Company; southeast corae
q Folsom ari spszF Streets, Ssn Francisco.
p B. CORR WALL.
dT.a Prsaidsat 3. D. L Co
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Foresters' Gazette Devoted 80 che inter.
est of the A. O. F. and general literature. Subscrp
ton, 81 per yer. R. n. McLENNAN, Fub isher
and Proprietor, 229 hearnv ST. San FrancscO.al0 I'm
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Destruction by Fire.

WHEELING (W. Val, April 1Sth.-A spe.
cial to the Intelligencer from Huntington, W.
Va, says: The largest fire in the history of
this town occurred to-day, destroying $4,000
worth of property, with small insurance, rem
dering homeless fifteen or twenty families,
and leaving but four buildings standing ia q
block 420 feet square. A roof fell in, bury
ing FIVE fremea, but they we're extEica,ed
with only few bruises, except cue man, Woo
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n En0vED ALIVE IN TWO HOURS WITH
&c, bead complete or o Cbarge-No Fee in Ad-
vance-by a SAFE and mild medicine. No Testing nor
hin6rance from business. Charles reasonable. More
than l. coo T. pc Worms have been remoI cd by PRO
FESSoR R. h SdIPLEY, of San Francisco, now at
the State House for short time only. a1I-2p1m
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PIKE & YOUNG,

GSARRIAGE MANUFACTURE z--v
err, corner of Fourth and HEsT SO
l. streets, Sacramento, have 7Sser7 <ssa1 e
hand The largest assortment Of Se>-SS.szssz-
Carriages, Wagons and Buggies to be found IN Sacre
mento, which they viii sell ct very low gstes,
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a BOON TO men

An those who from nscreions, other ar.
weak unneryed low spirited physically drained
perform fes dutfcs properly be certainly perma-
nenty cured without stomach medicines doctors
ministers press TIE Medical Weekly SAWS The old
plan oftreating Nervous Debility. Ply steal Decay. e
9 wholly superseded by THE MARsTON BOLCS.- Even
Hopeless assured OF certain restoration full
feet manhood Simple effective cleauiy pleasant. sepd
for treatise. Consultation with physician free.
MARsT0N REMEDY CO., 40 VI. Isth ST., New York
as 1yTuThS&w1y
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DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 70 rns nzoOaD.UaOa.l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

r OST-APRIL 18TH, A VERY SMALL S
4 Black aud Tan DOG ears cut. CSe-s-sssSS
The finder will be rewarded by returning sEseAzz1@
Sacramento. a19-3tt
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Es AcKs on CALL AT ANY HoUR, =
day or light. Coupes. ps@etons, go;
.ocz. ways, Darouches, Ruggies, With the 81 ~
5est r, adstaTs TO be iou2d any livery Stairs
ae cot ST. for hire EcsEes kat IN livery at TREASON
able rstes. Livery 5tshelon Fourth street, between
and
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Ru,Ier.s Veto Sustained,

BosToN, April 1Ssh.-Upon the question of
passing over the Governors veto the bill ap-
propriating money for the expenses of the
various State charitable and reformatory in.
situations, the measure failed to receive the
necessary two-thirds in the affirmative to-day.
and the veto was sustained. Five Republi-
cans voted in the negative with the Demo
Gratis, and one Democrat voted in the affirma-
tive.
The Executive Council confirmed Governor
Buffers appointments of J. Tavbox as In
sursnce Commissioner, and j. II. Chadwick
as Railroad Commissioner.
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WASHINGTON, April 1Sth.-Johu a. Walsh
was on the stand in the star route trial to-
day. All the testimony fer the prosecution
and defense is now in, and the arguments will
probably begin tomorrow.
Important Sale OF ShoYthorn Cattle.
CHICAGO, April 1Sth.-An important sale
of shorthorn cattle occurred at Dexter Park
to-day. The attendance of breeders from the
cattle-raisins districts of the West was large,
and the bidding spirited. The animals sold
were drafts from the herds of Richard Glib.
SOB. of Ildertop, Indiana, and Rigdon Hues-
ton 4 Sop, of Blandinsville, Illinois Thirty
five head were disposed of for s37. 500. TWEEN.
ty-6ye COWS ard heifers averaged S1.219, and
ten bulls averaged SOP.
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SAN FRANCISG0 CARDS.

Baker a Ranltston--Importsrs Of Agricultural
Implements and Hardware Agents Of the Benica
Agr1 Works. Junction Market. Pine and Davis sts.
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sire in a Russian YilIapc.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 1Ssh.-Five hun.
bred dwellings, the telegraph station, post.
Office, number Of stores, large quantity of
coal and wood, and much mining property
was burned il the villsge of Katow Ivan
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YVES seriously injured. The fire is supposed
TO have originated from the careless handlir z
of matches IN Kennels livery stable. TIE
Continental Hotel has been thrown open to
those who lnaf their sli
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The French and Chinese,

LONDON, April 1Ssb.-The appointment of
Peng Yuling as Chinese Minister of War de.
notes that China is determined to resist
French AGGRESSION in AMMAN
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The stalwarl 1896" Medals.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1Sth.-The 800
medals have reached here as last and been
distributed to those entitled to receive them.
They have been at Senator Don Cameron s
house at Hamburg for nearly year. One or
two Of the stalwart phalanx who were at
Cameron's house when the bronze trophies
arrived, were given their medals with an in
junction of secrecy. The others were put
away until the campaign should be over.
Cameron, IN overhsuling his rubbish before
going abroad, found these medals, and con
Guided that this was good tins to distribute
them. The boys are exhibiting them as curl
osities.
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.

Eros Hardware CO.-Iaporters Of
Hardware and Agricultural Implements, Nos. eOI,
eos, gos e07 and See Market street, San Frar ssco
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-18

Albert E. Wooster, ex-district attorney and 8 leading Republican politician, of Troy, N Y., died yesterday morning. Mrs. William Libbey, of Berwick, Me, was found in her cellar yesterday morning with her throat cut from ear to ear. She is still living, but there are no hopes of her re- covery. She showed no signs of insanity previous to the rash act.
 The badly mangled body of an unknown man was found on the State railroad track near Wiliamstown, Mass, yesterday morn ing. He was probably killed by the freight train which had passed few minutes before the discovery as the body was still wGrm.
 Base ball yesterday: At Boston, Bostons 6, Philadelphiss 5; at Providence, New Works 7, Providence 6; at Buffalo, Buffalos 10, De- troits 9; at Cleveland, Clevelands 5, Chica- eos (ten innings); at New York, Metropol- itans 5, Cincinnatis 4; ct Philadelphia, Ath- letics Il, Columbus 2; at Pittsburg, Eclipse II, Alleghanys9. 9.
 Johu Dsvoy, editor of the Irish Nation at New York, who was sentenced to sixty days imprisonment in the penitentiary for ibeling August Belmont, completed his term yester- day morning and was released from prison. He went at once to New York and proceeded to the office of his paper where he received the congratulations of number of his friends.
 Charles A. Macauley, aged forty, night inspector in the custom house and residing at tte corner of West Fourth and West Tenth streets, New York, was drowned yes- terday while bathing at Asbury Park. N. J. He was an excellent swimmer and it is sup posed was overcome by heart disease. He leaves widow and 8 boy eleven years of age.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-18
THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

ARemarkabIe staLement-Lord aarttng-
 ton Said to be in League with the Irish
 Avengers.
 man, who was one of the principals in the attempt to blow up the Mansion House in London, makes the remarkable statement that the information which led to Carey's death was furnished to the agitators by no less person than Lord Harrington, Under Secretary of State for India, and 8 brother of the murdered Lord Frederick Cavendish Captain Coleman says that his information comes directly from. one of the executive leaders of the Irish republican brotherhood and he does not doubt it's accuracy. He says: ''Lord Harrington has been the very apotheo sis of revenge. He was determined to bring his brothers alleged murderers to trial, and when Kelley, Brady and Curley expiated their alleged crime on the gallews Harrington with fiendish delight gloated over their por- traits. He was enraged when some of the dergo the miseries-of penal servitude. His cup of revenge was not full and he determin ed to sacrifice the informers who had been implicated as well. It was Harrington who gave us the information of Carey's release from Kilmainham jail, of the fugitive's trip to England and of the fact that he would sail on the Kinfaun Castle for Cape Town. Lord Harrington asked us to kill the man whom the British government had saved, but who above all others was primarily responsible for the tragic death of Lord Csvendish and of Under Secretary Burke. It was he who gave information of the sailing of Ranlan, Kavanagh and Smith, three other informers, and it was through him that they were not allowed to land in Australia He will save O'Donnell too, who killed Carey, as you will see.' Captain Coleman insists that there cannot be doubt of the authoritative char acter of the sources whence this information comes.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-18
NEW YORK.

Farther BIOts on AIcDermOtt's Career.
 BROOKLYN, Aug. 17.-Little by little facts come out which connect James McDermott in no creditable way with other important events besides those in Ireland. He w&s one of the most important witnesses against Ken ward Philp when he was accused of having forged the Mercy letter, whose publication was intended to damage General Garfsld's canvass. George Robertson, Brooklyn newspaper man, this afternoon publishes an affidavit in which he says that in conversa- tion some months ago McDermett spoke in & friendly way of Philp and seemed to regret their arrangement. He said that when he gave his testimony in the examination he knew Philip did not and could not have writ ten the letter, but he was charged with it and 1t was doing damage to Garfield It quickly became evident that one or the other must be sacrificed and as Garfield was to be elected at any hazard he determined that it was best to sacrifice Philip and dii so.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-18
HanIans Wtns Another Race.

STERLING, Aug. 17.-Thirteen thousand people attended the regatta at Lake Washa- cum to-day. The water was excellent. The professional single scull race, two miles with two turns, prizes $4OO, $2o0 and $10O,
 was won by Hanlan in 13. 80, Hosmer second,
 Lee third, Ten Eyck fourth, Mckay fifth, Teemer sixth, Driscoll seventh, Elliott eighth. Ross and Hosner collided, punch ing hole in Ross boat which threw him out of the race The amateur race over the same course, four contestants, was won by
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-18

Nc Fo COHMsfOck & Go.
 Have this day by mutual consent dissolved. L.. F. COMsTOCh. F. M. DENISON, The business will be continued at 70 Church street. Room ?, next to Postofice, by L, E. COMSTOCK.
 For Sale or Exchange.
 HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS, ETC. Houses and Tenements to rent.
 Money to Loan at 5 and 6 per cent. Office Open Evenings from to 6. L. F. co M s TO K |,
 Real Estate and Notary Public, No. 70 Church Street, Room 2.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-18
rhIsone Going to Glory.

SooTTswooD. Ala, Aug 17.-Taylor Banks, colored, was hanged here to-day for the murder of Turner Woods in December, 1881. Only twenty five persons witnessed the execution which took place in the jail yard. but fully eight thousand came to town from the sur rounding country. At o'clock this morn ing Banks confessed to the Rev. MT. Whitten that he murdered Woods at the solicitation of the Iatter's wife. He said he felt sure he was going to glory.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-18
"WlLSONIA AND PHYSICIANS.
New Article August 17,

 we have suciently interested the reader to induce member that we have been ondeaSOring to discover the nature of that vital force within which keeps sucy to disease and death. We dissented from the interpretation of the operations Of this force which tons o' life the sufficient power which maintains and controls life. Let look into the materia 1s nHTss s sue poaeT 1eis not conHstent with the general purposes of newspaper joct that known to the scientific ike 'cel the SS yes nnfded to the e;e s0s os mSn pee marvellous subject for his and for his by the deepest thinkers in physiology as the very Fundamental principle of life itself variously ing and forming matter, etc. One of the most dis tiDguished among them, in his interesting work up- Omnipotent force He sSys: without itMBioplssm or Living natter-nothing ever has been made, ever
 eFtake here to trace the successive stages of exist snce of living creature under the influences this ment of It's inception to is full and perfect orEsnizS tion and construction Let be content inVesti- of life as them manifested in the living body Experimental physiology has established beyond Pystem due to the exquisite vitality of the cell deposits located here and there in the nervous ice respecting these deposits and the dispensaon Of their powers There h no portion of the human or tense vitality of these cell deposits than those nscted with the nerves of vision oaction and audi ton. Deeply hidden in the of the brain intimately associated with the roots of these nerves are clusters of cells which constantly imparting to them the vibratory thrill that them and bestows upon them their special properties whereby we enjoy the blessings of light inhale the fragrance borne to upon the afr, and hear nature's sweet sounds and the words of affection that aresloken to us by voices that love- In like those vital organs of the body, the heart lungs the organs of digestion, etc., whose duty 1t is to maintain animal life, equally under the salutary supervision of these almost nnnitesinal cells that are hidden away in the penetraA of the Aervous masses. In next we will appeal to anatomy and physiology for H. lnBtration of these interesting phenomena. \
 To be extended August 24th. Wilsonia Magnetic Goods always for sale in any quantity at No. 6 Elm Street. Call for pamphlet. Aul7 d&ws JULIUS IVES, Agent.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-18

formal request was then signed by all and sent to Manager Henderson asking that the strikers be taken back. Chairman O'Connor thought about two-thirds of the strikers would be allowed to return. None of the leaders will ask to be reinstated. Many whose places have been filled will leave the clty. He attributes the failure of the strike to the inability of the Knights of Labor to render promised aid. Superintendent Roche and Manager Henderson say that the best of the operators will be rastorad
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-18
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
sumahodv Cnrelesa or pl,honest.

Somebody Careless or Dishonest.
 WASHINGTON, Aug 17.-A package con- taining $1O, 900 was found in the Treasury department to-day by workman while re- moving some furniture. The officials are very reticent about the matter and say the treasury books have been balanced all this week and according to the debt statement were correct last month.