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BDUoAgloH OF THE ELEPRANr.

The most striking feature in the educa-
ton of an elephant, says VIM. t. Horna-
day in the " Popular Science Monthly, - is
the suddenness of his transition from a
wild and lawless denizen of the forest to
the quiet, Flooding, good-tempered and
cheerful beast of draught or burden.
There takes place ia the leddah, or pen of
capture, a might struggle between the
giant strength of the captive and the in
genuity of man, ably seconded by few
powerful tame elephants. When he finds
his strength utterly overcume by mans in
telligence, he yields 70 the inevitable, and
accepts the situation philosophicslly. San.
derson once had narrow escape from
death while on the back of tame elephant
inside keddah, attempting to secure a
wild female. She fought his elephant long
and viciously, with the strength and cour-
age OF despair, but she was finally over
come by superior numbers. Although her
attack on Sanderson in the keddah was of
the most murderous description, he states
that her conduct after her defeat was most
exemplary, and she never afterward showed
any signs of Ill temper.
Mr.. Sanderson and an elephant driver
once mounted full-grown female elephant
on the sixth day after her capture, with.
ont even the presence of q tame animal.
Sir Emerson Tennent records an instance
wherein an elephant fed from The hand on
the first night of its capture, and in very
few days evinced pleasure at being patted
on the head. Such instances as the above
can be multiplied indefinitely. To what
else shall they be attributed than philo-
sophie reasoning on the part OF the
elephant? The orang- outapg, SO often
put forward as his intellectual
superior, when captured alive at any other
period of life than that of helpless infancy,
is vicious, aggressive and intractable for
weeks and months, if not during the re.
mainder of its life. Orangs captured
when fully adult exhibit the most tiger.
like ferocity, and are wholly intractable
If dogs are naturally superior to ele-
plants in general intellect, it should be as
easy to tame and educate nswly caught
wild dogs or wolves OF mature age as
newly.caught elephants. But, SO far from
this being the case, it is safe to assert that
it would be impossible to train the most
intelligent company Of pointers, settlers or
collies ever got together to perform the
feats accomplished with such promptness
and accuracy by all regularly trained cir.
Gus. elephants.
The successful training of all elephants
up to the required working point is SO
fully conceded in India that the market
value of an animal depends wholly upon
his age, sex, build and the presence or alb.
sence of good tusks. The animals educa.
ton is either sufficient for the buyer, or, i
not. he knows it can be made so.
AYERS Sarssparills is re, commended by the
best physicians as the only reliable blood
purifie
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against about s617, 600. 900 for the correspond
ing week last year, decrease OF only SO per
cent. There is no question, however, but the
business of this country is in a satisfactory
condition. Outside of New York the returns
show some irregulaIity, but indicate consid-
cradle shrinkage Of payments. Fifteen of the
twenty-six cities reporting show decrease,
as at New York. A portion of this decline
is due to the interruption OF business by the
telegraph strike.
Germany and the Opening Of the NOrthe N
Pacific.
NEW York, August 2d.-Tha German
Government will send some one OF its highest
officials connected with railways to attend
the opening ceremonies OF the Northern
Pacific. 1t is expected that Won Lsvehtzou.
President OF the Reichstsg, will attend. IF
not, be viii be represented by one of the Vice
Presidents.
The Public Debt.
WASHINGTON, August 2d.-The debt state
ment shows decrease Of the public debt
during July of 1896. 600 Cash 10 Treasury,
s651. $50. 315; gold certificates, $50. 452, 040 !;
silver certificates. $50. 271, Ali; certificates Of
deposit. So, $40, 600 refunding certificates,
1887, 700: legal tenders S346. 799, 926 frac.
tional currency. sc. 999, 241. Bonds Issued to
Pacific railroads. interest payableSby the
United Seates-prlnclpal outstanding, S64,-
69S.512; interest paid by companies, by
transportation service, SIG, III, $50 by cash
payment of five psr cent. of net earnings,
S655, 1873; balance of interest paid by the
United States, S41. 7S9,514.
Wafering-place sRObbery.
NEWPORT Or. IL, August 2l.-Trouble is
brewing between the farmers 10 this vicia-
ity, whose fields are trampled by Vanderbilt
hunting parties, aud proceedings will be IT,
stituted to stop their fun. Society here was
never SO prolific in extrRvagant and preten-
tious entertainments, and respectable, WELL
bred hotel residents have abundant themes
of amusement and ridicule at the opening of
English society manners and speech, now ell
ths rage among the millionaire cottagers
known as the Vanderbilt set.
An oId-FashiOned Trip Home.
DEs MONIES Qa.), August 2i.-W. W.
johnson, belonging to Worcester, Mass,
who has been N California the past three
years, passed through here this evening with
horse, wagon and an Ayrshire COW. He
left Yreka in June of last year, wintered st
Ogden, end will follow che Rock Island
road to Chicago, where he will take the
Lake Shore.
TnerUometric3ss
CHICAGO, August 2l,-Highsst tempera-
tuTe to-day, 750; lowest. 61'.
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TIE DAILY RECORD u MON
hoe PRESS FOR SALE.

We have at the RscoRD-UNIoS Office two large
doublecylinder Hoe presses in perfect order, oil
which will be sold at a low price, and upon easy
terms. The size of bei-plate is 40x6O inches. The
purchaser can have bis choice of the presses The
object in selling is to replace with of more rapid
rrnrk
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one voice sll over the land goes up from
mothers, that says: Ny daughters are SO
feeble and SD, with no strength, all out Of
breath and life at the least exertion. What
can we do for them? p TIE answer is simple
and full of hope. One TO four weeks use of
Hop Bisters win make them healthy, rosy,
sprightly and cheerful.
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School committeeman examining 6
scholar)-" Where is the North Pole 2
al don't know, sir" "Don't know Are
you not ashamed that you don't know
where the North Pole is p +" Why, if Sir
John Franklin and DR.. Kane and Captain
DeLong couldn't find it, how should
know where it is ?'-[ Chicago Times.
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Heard in the suburbs: Good morning,
Mr.. Blank. Pa told me to bring back
your snow shovel, which he borrowed last
fall, and says he will be very much obliged
if you will lend him your spade and rake
aud wheelbarrow. He says he will send
the spade back in time to borrow your
Iawn-mower. ~ Philadelphia News.
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A rELEeRAPHIc dispatch is made the means to get
into print gratutous Insult to the chief magistrate
of the nation. We are informed of the names of
the deputies who officiating in the departments
Just now in the absence of the official heads who are
taking their needed rest and enjoying change of
air. 1t is added, however, with an ill-concealed
sneer that no one just now is filing the Presidential
Office. This is both untrue and insulting. Whe--
ever he is in the United States, Arthur is still the
President. 1t is net essential to his incumbency
thst he should constantly reside in the malarial at
mosphere of Washington. He has earned holiday
as well ssgany other official The demands Of Of
fetal duty do not require man to deprive himself
of all rest and recreation to tho destruction Of
health
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HOME AND ABROAD.

The Long Struggle Ended in New Hamp-
STRUCTURES by Faith = The National
Bebf-Outrages In GeOrgia-The Rail-
road Accident In Vermont = Logan
Among the Indians-Tbe Accumulation
OF silver DOiIars-AGaIrs in Foreign
Lands-Etc.
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Dr.. La MARS seminal Pulls enre all

DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cnre all
cases Of Seminal Weakness Loss OF VIgor, Nocturnal
Emissions Impoteney, Nervous and Physical De.
biity, and all that class Of complaints arising from
Excess, Indiscreton or 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 debiitate6
from whatever cause to their prestine vigor. Price,
g so per bottle Sent @. o. D. by express to any
address, secure from observation. Address all orders
to A. MoBoYLE G CO., Druggists, Postofics Box
1852, San Francisco. m2S 6m
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THE Dallas Herald, political opponent Of the
Administration, pays this compliment to one of the
Republican Cabinet "From all accounts Secre-
tary Lincoln seems to be very level-headed and
practical man. He isn't worrying himself at au
about the Presidency, nor suffering his head to be
turned in the least"
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JUSTICE in Tennessee is not asleep by any means.
After all that has been said in the way of severe
criticism, it must be admitted that the imposition
of fine on Treasurer Polk, equal to the sum OF his
theft, and his sentence to twenty years imprison-
ment evidences spirit very creditable to the peo-
pie. for Polk was man strongly backed, and sur
rounded by friendly, weighty political and social
influences.
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RaEoyGsSERAL LAWSON, who had experience
with the cholera in New Orleans in 1882. in his re-
ports insisted, as the great sanitary demand ia the
WY of prevention, uoon absolute cleanliness of the
person, of streets, alleys, houses and drains.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

All 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. JylO-lm
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TIE New York Tribune is advised that the Demo-
cratic idea in Chic is stilLhunt for the Legislature
A majority in the next General Assembly would be
more satisfactory to the Moss-backs than the cleo
ton of HoadlY. They could then repeal the
Scott Liquor Law and send man to the Senate
whose Democracy dates from before the war. a
success in the Gubernatorial fight it is acknowl-
edged will end all hope of number of old-time
Democrats ever receiving any further hOnors from
the party
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL P aCIFTC RAILROAD.
Commencing Tuesday, JGIy 8, 1883,
AND UNTIL EURTHgR NOTICE,
TsaIas $50 BOATS WILL Leave saGsaSENTo
AZ vorIcyrs.

As FoILoys:
n,AA 4. M-{suudays exeeptedI-Accommo-
V.VV dation Train to 8arysyiile, Red Bluff and
e,tA A. M.-Daily)-San Francisco Passen.
Wv ger Tram, via Benicia. Connects at Sui
sun for Vallejo and Calistoga Second
class passenger cars for San Francisco at
O,nea A. M.-Daily.-C. p. Ernizrant Train to
JsWJ Ogden, Council Bluffs and East
1000 B s5 "a s98a ias55sS5 as i
San francisco, touching ct al Tsy ports
on the Sacramento river.
EasSN A. B.-(Daily t-PassengeF Train for
AAse1V Woodland. wilienls, WILLOWS, Tehama
E9.Aa 4. M.-Dsily)- Francisco Passenger
EEssV Train Connects at Gait with Passenger
Train for lone and at Lathrop with the 3. 2.
Atlantic Express for MADEIRA, Sewhsll
iSantz Bzrbara} Los Angeles Cotton
(San Diego, Yuns, Maricopa (Prescottl,
Tucson. Benson tGuaymas, Mexico, DEM
ing a., T. & S. F. r. R.), 81 Peso CT. & P.
R. RI, San Antoine and New Orleans.
Connects also al Riies for San jose.
TJsE4 Pc H.-(Dailyl-Locai Passenger I1atr
ssE% toE Auburn END Coilcx.
0,E2 p. W.-(Dailyl--sln francisco Passenger
Ss99 Train, via Benlcia. Connects at Suisun
-(Sundays excepted for Caiistoga.
sksEAs 2, acknowledgement Express Eor
csAc Marysyiile Chico, ksd Bl-1 an Rodling
Portland, Orego1l
&'eiC Beaioa, Ter ssh Francisco.
E,AA &. tDaily}-L0oal Train TO LAthrop,
jew connecting with S. p, Eznigrant IcS;a
ior DeEning and 81 Psso.
%,sSA =. NJ iDailyt-pss5sngeT Train for
! ssbV Woodland and Knights Tsnjing.
r.SE z. Ea.-(Dailyj--O. z. Atlantic Express
s'iSeF 20 COiiGx, Reno tCsTson and 9irghish
Battle Mountain (Austin), pElisads
iSurekal. osden, Council Bluffs aud Eas..
~ n 1OUJNE ne. s,ss..ss-. .Se41eI-i ieA.ta2S.
T. (. GooDGAE .Gsn'l Passr and Ticket agent
ia9-ABtf
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nr. Truemnn Miu Extract your Teeth

Or. Trueman VIII EXTRACT your Teeth
positively without pain or no charge will make
you set of artificial teeth for &c. warranted to fit;
fill your teeth with gold from 81 cavity, according
to size platina, 81 80; silver or bone, 81 all work
frst-cass and warranted call at his dental parlors
and satisfy yourself 1601 Market street, corner of
Sixth, San Francisco; Market street cars pass
door every three minutes. Je29-u
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DR. g. L. SIMMONS,
To MY OLD PATRow,

= STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SER
4 you are 80 unfortunate as to req,
With mind matured and enriched byg'
advanced order, can safely say that the
disease In the catalogue Of human Ills
not treat to a successful issue.
LADIES-I am always ready to assist
past knowledge has been increased by
experience. l am now able to treat you
certainty OF success. No Gaze peculiar <
cate organism is beyond my sure control
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are supe
offered heretofore, and viii De warranted Z
desired effect in all cases.
Those OF the public who need my servicf
pend upon gentlemsnly, honorable and
treatment, at reasonable rates.
l address particularly those who have
jured by youthful indiscretions, and the
nave contracted lotAl diseases
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, cons
by letter, detailing the symptoms Of the disc
trouble, and receive medicine by express, wit,
instructions. All letters must be directed to
| JoSSELYN, 81. D., 22G Sutter street, San Fra
CO, Cal.
Cure Narrated In al cases, or no pay rsqui7
Consul tons. personally or hy letter. gratis :.
for book. Comfortable apartments Tor patisnts
my Infirmary fwisen desrod} With experience,
nurses.
Generalization Parlors 228 sutter street, adfolnir
the Young Mems Christian Association Buildinz.
Office hours-Sron Q A. n. 10 N.
w Diploma haugs n my Office
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage
For sale by all newsieal1rs.
ie28-isd ). u. JGssEEEN. Il. %.
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TO SANTA CRUZ!
fla South Pacific Coast Railroad
THE SHORT LINE-COOL End SHADY.
Ia l -

THRoM FOOT OF MARKET STREET SOUTH
side), San Francisco, at $3.50 a. N, and ESQ
P NJ and from San Jose at 1898 A. NJ and 1870 p. N.
ElT On SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS, Special
Train leaves at 4:30 P. NJ. and San Jose at 6:42
Returning leaves Santa Cruz, 5:35 A. NJ. on SUN
DAYS aud MONDAYS, arriving San Francisco 9:35.
Giving two nights and a day IN Santa Cruz, without
loss of business hours.
~ This route is 40 miles shorter than any other,
and free from dust.
The Scenery, for novelty, beauty and grandeur,
cannot be surpassed.
The Roldbed is perfect the rails heavy, the equip
ment frst-class with every appliance for speed,
safety and comfort.
Sunday Excursions, 50. Roun1 trips, good for
six months, So P2rlor car seats, so cents
Santa Cruz never had a better season The soci-
ETY. is SUPERIOR the bathing superb, the hotels good
and the town charming.
R. NJ. GARRATT, C. F. and P. A.
jy9-1p1m A. H. FRACKER, General Supt.
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z5zs- 10Y -1---4l
On and After Wednesday, May 80. 1858.
UNTIL FURTHER rcTCE,
Trai.s vii I'm between Ssttspeut5 snd Single
SPRINGS AZ follows:
Leave Sacramento ior Folsom, Latrobe
and Single Springs. 80, ...-..-...... T:SJ 4 y
Leave Sacramento for Folscn.. 500 P b.
Leave Shtngie Springs for Lstrohe, Fol
som and Sacrament. 80. .........1lI5 A. Il
Leave Latrobe fer Folsom snd Saere-
merto. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .AZJ5 u.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. $50 A. ~
Leave Folsom Cor Sacramento. I:l5 P. NJ
mr2-S J. B. WRIGHT, Superintendent.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

IsrrorAL DISPATCHES TO rHs REooRD.umOs.l
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AYERS Sarsaparilla is re, commended by the
best physicians as the only reliable blood
purife
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LONDON. August 2d.-The assertion IS
made that O'Donnell, before embarking for
Afcica, boosted that be had followed Mrs.
Carey from Dublin.
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Wafering-place snobbery.
An OId-FashiOnea Trip Home.
Enerrr,nn,,ef-icnH
FOREIGN NEWS.

CHICAGO, August 2l.-Highsst tempers
ture to-day. 73'; lowest. 61'.
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Sacramento 3 PlaGRfYillR Eai!rOal

a. N. EOWNE. sl,.. .,........ General idSnags5
Z. L. SooDGA2- .GSn'l Pass'r and Ticket agent
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GeOrgia OutFages,


WASHINGTON, August 2d.-The accumula-
ton of silver dollars has become SO great that
it is now quite serious question how to dis
pose of them. All the storage capacity Of
the various vaults in sub treasures through
out the country is already overtaxed, and the
additional vaults, recently built, are also full.
The last Congress appropriated 800, coo for
the purpose of providing for additional
storage-room. No places have as yet been
selected where the new vaults will be built,
and the entire matter is held In allegiance IN
Ill the Supervising Architect can report upon
the most avsilabls place where there is extra
room in the Government building. 1t is
probable the vaults will bs built in the base.
mens under the Treasury Department. The
basement under the east wing hiss never been
excavated, and the vaults can be built there.
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NEW York, August 2i.-Ths public Clear
ng-houss statements show exchanges for the
fifth week of July as still less encouraging
than for several previous weeks. At New
York transactions show large decrease OF
s. 50 per cent. IS compared with the corre-
spending week lsst year. a considerable
part of this decline il due to smaller transac-
lions on speculative account, IS il is remarked
that the exchanges, sftsr deducting about the
valua Of the stocks sold. were sI10, 7o5. 765,
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The Italian Calamity.
Strike Of Operatoys in Mexico.

CRY OF Mexico. August 2I.-The teleg-
raph operators on the Mexican National
Railroad struck this morning. They demand
an increase Of $50 per month. The trains
ara :ntorrrrfed
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GALVESTON. August 2d-The Ne,cs Laredo
special says Tha rebellion in the State of
Tamaulpas has been quelled. This result
was due in measure to the quick transporta
ton of troops by railroad. The Government
is much grstifed at the success OF the new
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Senator at Hast.

CONCORD, August 2j.-The forty-second
ballot resulted in the election of Austin L.
Pike United States Senator. The ballot
wss as follows: Whole number of votes
cast, 315; necessary to choice, 15S. Ed.
ward II. Collins l, Aaron F. Stevens 1,
William S. Ladd l. Timan Marston 10,
Harry Bingham 112. Austin F. Pike ISL.
Pike, having majority, was declared
United States Senator for six years from
March 4, 1888. The result of the ballot was
greeted with tumultuous applause. Pike is
6S years old, a lawyer in active practice, has
been a representative in Congress, and is
considered one of the ablest Republicans Of
the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-28
Gleanings.

The Western Union and the strikers still
hold out
There were geo deaths from cholera in
Egypt last Wednesday.
The Cleveland board of trade has entered
protest against the failure of the Western
Union to transact public business.
Bell telephone linemen in Philadelphia
have struck for more pay and shorter hours.
A conference of the republican members
of the New Hampshire legislature was held
Thursday. Mr.. Pike is regarded by some as
the coming man.
Owing to the action of the authorities on
the liquor question, both hotels at Bellows
Falls, W., are closed to the public.
A jam of logs at Grand Rapids, Mich,
which has for some time caused apprehen-
sions for the safety Of bridges, Thursday
went down stream with a mighty rush, car
ryiug away two bridges and threatening 9TH
ers at other points.
The Howe sewing machine works at
Bridgeport, Conn were nearly destroyed by
fire Thursday night; loss about $3.50, 900.
The Hanlan- Uosmer-Lee race at Fulton.
n. Y, Thursday, was easily won by Hanlan
Augustus jain, native of Prussia, and
known among tanners as an expert work
man, was found dead at the house of George
+. Archur at Amherst, Me-, where he had
for some time resided aud being in ill health
undoubtedly died from an overdose of opium
partially emyty bottle being found after
his death.
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THE STRIKE.
New Company 10 be Started by the
Observation-Disclosures Union Re.
ports Some Hands short.

New YORK, July %.
The Western Union issues the following
bulletin:
North, short one wire between New York
and Albany and four between Albany aad
Buffalo. Buffalo reports five wires short.
West of Pittsburg route, wires are . X in
GLIDING Cleveland, Cincinnati and St. Louis.
South, way wires are o. X. Through wires
are o. X, except one between Washington
and Richmond, which will be made good.
East all o. X. West of Chicago reports all
western wires 0. X, and business moving in
'ood time. The Mutual Union wires are o.
K.
At the headquarters of the striving opera
tors today, il was said that the negotiations
which are now pending between the brother
hood and the B. & 0. Telegraph Co. at Balti-
more, would be concluded today. The local
assembly of the brotherhood at Baltimore
which had represented the strikers in confer
ence, report that the company has promised
to give definite answer today, and it was
thought a compromise would be effected.
Plans are rapidly being pushed forward
for the organization of the new cooperative
telegraph company contemplated by the
brotherhood.
At the Office of the American Rapid Tele-
graph company today, it was said that larg-
er amount of business was being done by the
company than ever before, and although the
force is largely increased, there was work
enough to keep every one busy.