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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The picnic grounds everywhere in this
vicinity were crowded Sunday.
J.C. P. Collins, the condemned murderer
OF Cummings, the banker, filed a transcript
of appeal to the Supreme Court
At the Recreation Park Sunday the
Haverly Baseball Club defeated the Woon.
socket nine by a score of eight to three.
A grand billiard tournament, in which
Schaeffer, Vignaux and other celebrities
shall take part, is now being arranged for.
The competitive shooting Sunday by
National Guardsmen for places in the team
that goes to Nevada was pretty contest
The real estate market during the past
week has been dull. This is owing to the
high prices at which city property is held.
The Board of Equalization has reduced
the San Francisco Gas Company's franchise
for the next two years one quarter of a
million each year.
John j. O'Brien. harbor official, has been
released on Sl3, $50 bonds, with Charles II.
Wand, Louis Brandt, who are San Joaquin
farmers John Vessel, liquor merchant !;
Mrs. j. Dearlove. Frank J. Higgins and
Albert Huser as sureties.
Henry Isadore, Hebrew, aged 25 years,
died Monday from lockjsw. He was a
graduate of the Industrial School here, and
was recently released from the Oregon
prison. Two weeks ago he ran : nail in
his foot in Portland and was ser here.
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The !. ternal Rovenue Change.

WASHINGTON, Juae 2Gth.-Deputy Commissioner
O. Internal revenue Rogers says the statement tele
graphed by the Associated Press last night that the
First and Fourth Revenue Districts of California
had been consolidated is nos true. The only change
made the addition Of Nevada to the Fourth
California District, and the retention of Amos L.
Frost, OF Sacramento, as Collector of the consol-
idsred district
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C0LoRING REPORTS.

In all the anti.railroad agitation there
has been no phase of merdacity manifested
to parallel that OF portion of the San
Francisco press, as exhibited in its reports
of proceedings before the Railroad Com
mission. The reporters very evidently
attend the meetings with orders to color"
the reports. They are virtually directed
TO report "our side" and belittle the
other side" The true mission of an hon
orable press is TO report the news fairly
and without color or expression, leaving to
the editorial page or the "side" article
the comment snd the expression of opin.
ion. The conscientious journalist who
studies the San Francisco style of the
agitating press bushes for his profess
sion. No meaner advantage can be taken
than to so color facts in a news report as
to render it impossible for the reader to
form correct Judgment. Yet this is the
constant course of large portion of the
San Francisco press. 1t is thought to be
smart to SO put up report that
ones opponent is not as fully and fairly
represented IS is ones own side. The true
designation for that kind of journalism is
dishonesty. The San Francisco press can
take lesson from the great journals of the
East, most of which do not fear to report
the facts, even if they bear hard against
the editorial position OF the paper They
realize that the cause ia weak indeed that
needs the prop of tie reporters skill in SO
presenting facts as to seem to give fair
account, when in truth exactly the oppo.
site object is aimed at and accomplished.
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Cutting Railroad Passenger Rates.
\ Go-as-yon-pIeasc Prize Fight.

NV YORK, Juno 26th-Jim Murray, of Prov
idence, last night koocked out in two rounds
Robert Turnbull, Of New York. The battle lasted
but four minutes and twenty seconds Science aud
Queeusbury rules were alike ignored. TurnbuII
was knocked down four times in the first round,
but stoo up again, when both cInched. The ref
cree tried to separate them, amid shouts Of "foul"
The pugilists and the crowd were all wrangling and
paid attention to anyone, but continued to
pound Turnbull until he fell bleeding helpless
and battered in Murray's corner. He again got
on his legs, and vas fought down. When time was
called, which should have been done ninety seconds
sooner, Turnbulls nose was either split or broken,
his eyes blackened and protruded. The seconi
round was another brutal exhibition. TurnbuI
came to the scratch in dazed condition Murray
went at him without delay, and battered at him
until beaten beyond recognition. BE fell a sense
less mass in the ring. Time was again called at
lapse Of ten seconds, but Turnbuil could not re-
spond, and Murray was declared winner.
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1Hrs MORNINGS news


In New York Government bonds are quoted at
100 10. as Of 1907; 1928 Tor As; 1oSs for Sls
sterling, s. s5I@4 50 1oS5 for Ss 1899 for IS
silver bars, 1l0l.
silyeI In London, 60 9-,Gd; consols, 100 5-16d 8
per cent. United States bonds, extended, 1867 As,
l2li; 4ls, ll5.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
s74g 81 cents
Mining stocks opened in San Francisco yesterday
morning at an advance over Monday but the gain
was not maintained st the second morning call.
Eureka Consolidated fell back to 81 after selling
IS Monday. Ma in White sold at &c, the first sale
in two weeks. The previous sale was at &c.
Twenty eight deaths occurred at Damietta Mon
day from cholera
The Scott liquor law has been declared constitu-
tIonal by the Ohio Supreme Court.
An expedition will leave St. Johns, n. F., to-mor-
row for Lady Franklin bay.
The final rites were paid to the remains Of the late
Archbishop Woed in Philadelphia yesterday.
SIX men were drowned Monday evening at Ire
hassy England
The Metropolitan Club, Of Washington, have ex-
PEELED Major Eickerson.
In railroad accident near Heron Swing, NJ T.,
eighteen Cinnamon were killed and many Others
hurt.
The corner stone Of the Jackson county (or)
Courthouse has been laid by the Masons.
For killing his father John Justus has been con-
degree.
a murder case is on trial at Carson, New, but
great difficulty is experienced in securing jury.
Ezra snod erly has been convicted Of murder in
the first degree at Dayton. ". T.
J. N. Wallace, who accidentally killed J. NJ Beebe
at Camp %, above Trdckee. has been exynerated
from all blame by The Coroaer's jury.
The laying Of the cornerstone OF the new building
for the University Of Vermont took place Yesterday
at Burlington.
Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
addressed a womans rights meeting in London Mon
day night.
An Oaklmd hoy took She third prize in mathe-
MATES at Yale College
George ID. Patohen, Jr., the valuable stallion,
broke a leg az Decatur. Ill.
A rice famine IS threated in Java.
\ violent thunder storm occurred in England
Monday, four soldiers being killed by lightning.
At Phoenix, a. T., Monday, the thermometer
reached 10 10 the shade.
a brutal pugiistic exhibition took place in New
York Monday night.
The deaths at Vera Cruz from yellow fever aver
age fifteen daily.
a French nan-ci-war sill saH for Tonquin July
9TH.
james Jewell oloredl was assassinsted at Leban-
non Junction, Ky, Monday evening.
Madrid journal has been suspended for forty
weeks for libeling the Queen Of Spain.
he loss by the fire ct Algiers, La, Monday night,
is now estimated at $500 $50
TIE food situation in the vicinity Of st, Louis is
improving.
a negro was hanged by citizens at Jefferson, Tex,
yesterday, for rape.
The graduating class at Harvard College numbers
30 the largest in its history
At Virginia. New. yesterday morning, jerry Ward
shot Chinese laundryman, inhicting serious
wound
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-27

- in choosing allies, look to their power
as well as tc their will to aid you" In choos-
ing a remedy for bowel, liver and kidney dis
cases. try Kidney. Wort, and you will never
regret it. If you are subject to ague you
mus be sure to keep your liver bowels and
kidneys in good. free condition. When SO,
you will be safe from all attacks.
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ThelPauper immigration question.

WAsHNGT0S, june Zbth.-Ihe regular Cabinet
meeting to day was attended by all except FreliBg
huysen and Teller, both Of whom are out OF the
city Inc principal question considered was the
shipment OF pauDer immigrants to this country
from Ireland by the British authorities. The result
OF the deiibera; on the subject shown IN the
subsequent action of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
who telegrsphed instructions to the Collector Of
Customs at New York TO cooperate with the Com
nissicners OF Immigration 81 that port, t. prevent
al im1oarlnts lsnding found 70 be paupers within
the meabing of the law nthe event Of such pau
Per immigrants who may have already landed, IS is
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ZOE PRESS FOR SALE.

We have at the REcoRD-U UNION Office two large
double cylinder Hoe presses, in perfect order, OF
which will be sold at low price, and upon easy
terms The size Of bed-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
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-27

Tue news OF the death OF Bishop Colenso was not
unexpected. lie was an aged man, having been
born in 1914. He gained his notoriety by reason OF
the censure visited upon him in 1854 by the Canter-
bury Conyocatiol, which deposod him from his See
OF Natal 10 South Africa because of his work on the
five books Of Moses, in which, deny ing their his
t1rical accuracy, he arrived st unorthodox conclu
sions, But the Privy Council refused to have him
unseated, and set aside the Canterbury decree
Colenso's works created a great commotion in the
theological world about tweaty.three years ago.
Since then the Church has come to more tolerant
views, and the scholarly wori have recognized
Coensos interpretations the foundation for even
broader positions than he to X; but churchmen
have not accepted them, though they no Longer
excite the antsgonism they once did.
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How TO GET SIOK-Expose yourself day
and night,-e too much without exercise,
work too hsfd without rest, doctor all the
time, take all the vile nostrums advertised,
and then you will want to know
How TO GET WELL-Which is answered in
three words-Take Hop Bitters.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-27

A SPECIFIC, and the only one, too, for all
forms and types of skin disease, is known the
world over as DR.. Benson's Skin Cure. 1t is
not patent medicine, but reliable, certain
remedy. Druggists.
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CONCORD, June 26th-The ballot for United States
Senator to-day resulted as follows Whole number,
321; Necessary to a choice, 16l; scattering, Z:
Aaron B. Stevens, II Gilman Marston, l3 James
F. Briggs, 30; James W. Patterson, SO Edward II.
Rollins, IA Harry Bingham, III. Rollins loses Q
from Fridays ballot.
portsmouth, June 26th.-It is ,umored here that
delegates to the Legislature from this city, who
have thus far voted as 4 whole for Rollins, will
break for William Z. Chandler should the exSen-
ators strength fall below 100 on any formal ballot
during this week.
CoNcoRD, June 26th.-A conference Ct fifty-seye en-
Rollins men held tonight, but no action was
taken. There IS no change worthy Of note in the
situation. A paper is being circulated among the
Rollins men, pledeing their support to the nominee
Of the caucus until he withdraws, or a majority Of
the signers shall determine otherwise in Conven-
ton TO be called for this purpose and received nu-
mer9us signatures tonight Il is expected that
most OF the Rollins supporters will sigu
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-27

If housewives will make sweeter, lighter,
and more digestible biscuits, cakes, etc.,
with DR.. Prices Powder, thsn can be made
with other kinds, is it not an incontessible
proof of its purity and greater excellence
Give DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder a
trial in the oven, and we will warrant il to
give perfect satisfaction.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TRANSFERS, ATTENTION

NOR HAULING 5000 CORDS RAILROAD
IL Wood at Tamarac Station, line of C. P. r.
r., in Placer county For particulars apply to L.
P. ST. CLAIR, Dutch Flat Placer couaty, Cal.
ie25-Iy2p
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Fruit and Alfalfa Lands,
SATURDAY
..JTLT Z, 1883,


Within three miles Of tN Furnishing town OF Fres-
no, and on Main Trrigating Canals.
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Five companies of the Fifth Infantry,
stationed at Fort Keogh, NJ. T., have been
ordered out to cut wood for the posts next
winter supply of fuel. The boys are con.
siderably dissatisfied with the arrangement.
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FOREIGN.
The Jew Trial I'm Hungary.

LoSDoS, June 26th.-In the trial of Jews at Nyre-
ghhoza Hungary, to-day, it ELECTED that Magis-
trate Pezely, who aided in the preparation of the
case for the prosecution, sentenced
to twenty-five years imprisonment for a
brutal murder Pieze,y admitted that he signed
the deposition of several witnesses in the pres
emit tIial, though he was absent when they
were examined. Several witnesses deposed that the
boy Moritz Scharf who said he saw Esther Salo-
massY murdered in the synagogue was beaten in
the house of the Police Conmsssry. The defense
pointed out a significant fact that scharfs depo-
sitOn contained special clause denying that COM
pulsion had been resolted to in his examination.
PEsrH, June 26th.-The Government organ points
out that the Government could not prevent the
Neareghhaza trial. but that they have made the fact
know as widely as possible that they do not believe
the accusation to be true.
The Cholera scOurse.
LONDON, June 2Gth.-The doctors at Damietta re.
fuse to inform the foreign Consul of the number of
deaths there from cholera Steamers from Alexandria
Tuesday were crowded with refugees from Dami-
eta. All the steamer berths for week to come
are engaged
YeIGow Fever ut Vera Cruz.
GALVESTON Uex.), June 26th-The death rate
from yellow fever in Vera Cruz is fiji cen daily. The
fever is of particularly fatal type persons dy-
ing out Of every seven who take the infection.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The New Hampshire SenafOrship-Brufal
Prize Fight In New YOrk-The Sect
Liquor law in OhIO-3ukes' viii Found
The Editorial Dueiisfs-IRternaI Rev
e0ue ChaoGes-The Question of Pauper
ImmiSratiOn-EiC
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me Richmond DueIIsts.

CmoAGo June 26.h.-A Uniontown, Pa, special
says The will OF n. L. Dukes ha5 been found 1t
is written the back Of letter, and as no one was
overlooked. On the morning OF December %. 1881
the day Of the habeas corpus hearing, while sitting
in the Sheriffs parlor and anticipating his liberia.
ton, Dukes took out Of his pocket letter which he
had received from his friend Isaac Van VOORHEES, Of
Pittsburg and wrote on the back of it his win in
brief form. He gave 81 900 to Miss Mary Beeson,
to whom he was supposed TO be engaged and the re.
mainder Of his pr perty, without specific ltion, to
his mother, Mrs Struble. He made his stepfather
Asbury strube, bis executor. and the will is wit.
messed by Register and Recorder Conner and Sheriff
Hoover
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The exercises of laying the corner stone of the
new building for the University of Vermont and
unwilling the statue OF Lafayette, took place at
Burlington yesterday. Ten Thousand people were
present, including the Governor and State officials,
and nearly all the living ex-Governors.
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SAN PABLO AID FGLARg B. B GO.

NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders Of the San Pablo and Tulare Rail
road Company, for the election Of Directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction Of such other
business as may he brought before the meeting, will
be held at the Office Of the Company. in the City Of
San Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, July II, 1888, be-
tween the hours Of 10 4. n and P N.
". Y HUNTINGDON, Secretary.
San Francisco June 10 1888. iel0.td
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DIR. Felix lie Bruins
G. AND e.

guaranteed Cure for GonorThea and elect. Safe,
pleasant and reliable. No bad effects from its use.
Does not interfere with business diet. Price, g
per box, or tbres boxes for s.. Written guarantee
ssued BIZ ever duly authorized agent to refund the
money II three boxes fail to cure. Sent, postage
prepaid. on receipt of price. DIR. FELIX I<E BRUN
& co, Sole pr0prietors. KIRK, GEA.iT & CO.,
authorized SCENTS tor sacraInsnso, Cal, ie2s-iy
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IT is gratifying to know that at last the Collectors
OF Ports and Immigration Commissioners have been
moved to enforce the law prohibiting the impOrta-
ton of foreign paupers.
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Mr. WATrERsoS telegraphs that =" the work Of the
Ohio Democrats is enthusiastically received by the
Kentucky Democracy" What else did any one ex-
pect Had any person an idea that Kentucky
whisky would decline to enthuse for its friends?
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-27

DIT. La Mars Seminal Pills cure ali
cases OF Seminal Weakness, Loss Of YIgor, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical De-
biity and all that class Of complaints arising from
Excess Indiscretion or Abuse. The old find in this
remedy FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. Dr.. LA MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, debilitsted
from whatever cause to their prestne vigor. Price,
81 80 per bottle. Sent O. o. d. by express TO any
address, secure from observation. Address all orders
to A. MoBoYLE & CO., Druggists, Postofice Box
1882 San Francisco. m2S.6m
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AZ Dresses, cloaks, coats, stockings and all
garments can be colored successfully with the
Diamond Dyes. Fashionable colors. Only
10 cents.
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tbs reports Of the trial OF the Nyseghaza Jews
reads more like leaf out Of romance Of the early
days Of man than sober event in the nineteenth
century
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1t turns out, after all the scandal that the story
OF the jealousy of the Spanish Queen was concoc-
ton OF the newspaper feuds of Europe Alfonso is
true and the Queen is not jealous of him. Now
rest, perturbed souls Of journalistic scandal
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Trouble I'm Dakota.

BISMARCK, June 26th.-A special from Little Mis-
souri, says: For some time past the life of Marquis
de Mores has been threatened by Frank O'Donnell,
the leader Of gang OF outlaws. Monday morning
at o'clock oDonnell and his gang rode into town
and began firing into the windows Of the hotel and
other buildings. Several persons narrowl, escaped
the bullets. The Sheriff Of Morton county, with a
posse Of citizens to-day pursued the outlaws,
tax ng them mile from the railroad. Riley, one of
the outlaws, was killed in the melee. o'Donne and
Others captured after hard fight. Threats of
lynching the prisoners caused the greatest excite
ment. The Marquis occupies much land, used as a
sheep and cattle ranch.
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.
SONG AND DANCE SHOES. -BoKINCEGL9VEs.

4 ANCAsHIRE AND OTHER CLOGS, ALL
4 sizes; lights, Wigs, Spangles, Gold and Silver
laces, Tsmbounnes. banjos, FALSE STONE JEW
ELRY for makeup, and everything for Ministries
As our goods come diTec. from Europe, we defy
competition in the United States Send for prieea
NATHAN JOSEPH, GIL Clay street, San Fran.
CISCO Cal. aT-tGS
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No matter what your silmene ia, Blown s
Iron Bisters viii surely bsusfi. yau,
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NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY

RToTICE-TEE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
~ Stockholders of the Northern Railway Com
pany for the election Of Directors for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction OF such other business
az NAV be broaght before the Meeting will be held
at the office OF the Company, in the City OF San
Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, July II, 1888, between
the hours of 20 A. NJ. and P. 4.
J. Oh. GUM, Secretary.
c., rra-a,zco Juna 10 1899 iafQ ~
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TIE Democracy IS a unit upon at least one plank
in its new platform for 1884. It is brief and inte
gi6Ie-" Turn out all Republicans"
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The Democratic National Convention.

NEW YORK, June 26th.-A Times Chicago dis
patch says 1t is stated good authority that the
committee Of the lroquois Club which had been
sent to New York to secure the next Democratic
Convention for Chicago, have already received such
assurance in the East as to justify them In the be-
accomplished. 1t is understood the visiting COM
mittee have given the friends Of Tilden assurances
that the Illinois delegation will favor the renomina-
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There are 264 pupils in the Santa Ana
public school.
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FRESNO CITY HALL,

EETE WILL SELL AT AUCTION OF LIBERAL
w credit. Ten Sections of the choicest Vine,
Fruit and Alfalfa Land in the State, joining the
Fresno and Central Colonies and being part Ot the
BANK OF CALIFORNIA TRACT,
In subdivisions to suit. Adapted TO Vineyards.
Alfalfa and General Farming. Within nine hours Of
San Francsc9, and possessing one Of the most
heathful and delightful climates in the world For
throat lur complaints The dry air Of this section
always relieves and often cures The lind Is level
slightly in lining towards the west free from brush,
alkali and other impediments. The soil is a rich,
irrigation without baking The stem of irrigation
Is such that each owner Of land will be able to take
water from main canal on his own land.
Aiso-sectlon 20. Township % South,
Range 20 asst, very choice, selected from q large
body OF land
Also-The Washington Colony Cheese Factory.
This building is well suited to factory purposes, or
would make fine wine cellar fruit dryer or can
merry, which ucccs titles in the vicinity. Includes
20 acres, with water right end a cottage
NJ 81 liberal terms. Title perfect. One-f0urth
cash, balance in two and three years Interest,
eight per cent. per anuum.
President Wendell FastOn viii lecture on Fresno
county and its advantages for settlement at public
meeting TO be held at Dashawsy Hall on Saturday
evening, June 23d.
Excursion trains VIII leave San Franoisco on Jsly
9th. Tickets for the round trip, good for nine days,
ONLY 81.
For maps circulars reports and letters from resi-
dent farmers and vineYaTdists, and all further in
formation, apply to the
PACIFIC COAST land BUREAU,
Office. No % Montgomery street. San Francisco, or
to W. P. HABER, Fresno. ie15-td