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TEE oaIoAao cokvENrIoN.

The Monopoly Convention in Chi
cago appears to have had its fill Of variety.
What with Greenbackers and Prohibi-
tionists, and patent law promoters, and
free traders, and protectioniats, and labor
leaguers, and anti.railroaders, it had so
many irons in the fire that they al
burned. The Convention met, resolved
and adjourned. It gave birth to no party,
because parties are not produced in that
way. They grow, imperceptibly at first.
slowly gather strength, and finally take on
form and vigor, and then they command
conventions and perhaps the nation, But
no party was ever nodded to shape by a
convention ike clay in the potter's hands.
They are not the product of political art,
or the declarations OF committees. They
have their source at 8 point for above and
beyond all political machinery. Ia the
germ, they are of ideas, that slumber per-
haps for decades, aad then in the right
time expand and grow, and possibly, as in
one case. with phenomenal rapidity. And
so the Chicago Convention failed, as all
like it have failed, first because it was not
demanded by the people; secondly. be.
cause it could not create and lastly, be-
cause 1t was ilI-timed. When the need in
the economy Of our System comes for q new
party it will not be made manifest through
such conglomerate gathering as assem-
bled at Chicago last week. No doubt
there were earnest and good men in the
body, but as they started out on false
premise they srrived at pointless conclu-
sion. They found that they lived. after
all, in a free country, where there is prac-
tioally but one monopoly, and that most of
them were very anxious TO perpetuate-
the law giving one an exclusive right to
make and vend the article he originates.
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CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.) July sth.-A negro and
white man, who refuse to give their names, out
ragged two little girls at Sunbright, the Cincin
nau Southern Railroad, this evening Both con-
fessed their guilt, and VIII be lynched.
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CHICAGO, July sth.-A polar wave struck this city
yesterday, and continu4s to-day. The temperature
81 to co. during the day. It is much colder to-
night, end overcoats andfurs are in general use.
PHILaDELPHIA, July Sth Seven deaths from sun.
et--n1-a rrr-,rrai hara to-d,-
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Good Health explains that large part of
the growth Of tree is derived from the
sun, The air, the water, and but little from
the earth that wood and coal are bat con-
densed sunshine, which contains 1nagnesis,
iron and hme-three elements equally es'
sential to both vegetation and animal life
and asserts that every human being ought
TO have an hour or two sunshine at noon in
winter, and in the early forenoon in sum-
mer. Iron gives the rich red color to the
blood. lime gives durability to the bones,
and the magnesia is important to all the
tissues,
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GEHTs-I desire TO express to you my
thanks for your wonderful Hop Bissers. 1
was troubled with dyspepsia for five yesrs
previous TO commencing the use of your dop
Bitters some six months ego. Ny cure hss
been wonderful. [ am pastor of the First
Methodist Church of this plzcs, and my
whole congregation can testify to the great
virtues of your bitters.
Very respectfully.
Rev. Fl. FEREBsE,
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The possibilities of electricity in medi-
cine, according to popular German physi-
clan and medical writer, seems TO be almost
without limit. The writer referred to, DIR.
SupruRenko, reports quite q number of
cases which have hitherto never been
treated with electricity, but which in his
recent practice have yielded TO moder-
atsIy strong induction current.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Board Of Equalization.

NvoTiCE IS HEREBY GIyEv THAT TIE
IL Board Of SUpaly s1rs Of the county Of Sac
ramento viii meat az required by sw on the FIRST
MONDAY uf JULY, 1855. TO examine the Assess.
nent BOOK and equeiize the assessment 81 property
in the county, and will continue in session, FROM
time to time, until the business Of equaization ia
disposed Of but not later than the FOURTH MON.
DAY in JULY CuA5. 81. COGLAN, Clerk
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ARIZONA.
Mexican Woman Bru;aIly Murdered
V,uuo, ysou EUIcd hv "a Trnfu

WILCOX, july Sth.--A Mexican woman named
Juana Nso, living la CANYON near the Golden
Rule mine, near Dragon, was brutality outraged by
gang Of rufIians few nights ago and died yester-
day from the effects Of her injuries There is no
clue 10 the perpetrators OF the deed.
young man named Rice, Of Tombstone, was in
stantly killed last night by the east bound emigrant
train, one mile vest Of here. He was his way
to Wilcox. and is supposed to have accidentally
fallen from the train.
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ZOE PRESS FoR SALE.

We have at the RECoRD-USIoN Office two large
doublecyndef Hoe presses in perfect order, one OF
which will be sold at low price, and upon easy
terms The tize q bed-pate is 4Oxeo inches The
purchaser can have hia choice of the presses. The
object in ceiling Is to replace with one of more rapid
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H. -lE 81 -sadE G-2 ~ q. H.

IAs. MURPHY, LATE OF THE STATE HOUSE,
es having removed his Barber Shop 10 500 k
STREET, under Grand Army Hall, desires to thank
his old customers for their liberal patronage, and
hopes by doing first class work 70 still continue the
game rhe " FLoRENTISE" will still be found at
my place Of business, F. JULIER being The General
Agent. VIII open up TUESDAY MORNING, with.
out fail ie29-d
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Boy Run Over and K,lied-The Anti
Railroad Commissioners Meeting =
Brutal Murder OF Mexican woman
Young Man Killed by TraiR-Advices
from Oreg0n-Etc.
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PrussIa and the vatican.

BERLIN. July sth The North German Gazette,
referring TO Cardinal Jacobns lat st letter 10 the
Prussian Government, says The diplomatlsts at the
Vatican are trying 20 show that the new church
bill is OF little value. The Prussian Government
expects the Vatican TO make the next advances. If
none are made Prussia viii continue her present
course independent Of legislation as far as feasible
and requisite. IL would have been better and more
ski.lfu on the part of the CuTas diplomltsts If the
note had remained unwritten. There existed at
that time no absolute necessity Tor its dispatch.
The arrogant gTumhlings and criticisms contained
therein afford fresh proof that IL viii be impossible
to satisfy the demands OF the Curia, and will only
result in preventing Prussia from making further
conclatory advances.
EneIanGl's Proposed Annexation of New
Iiebrides.
PARIS July Sth-It is stated that the Cabinet
have resolved to dispatch note to Earl Granville
pointing out that the contemplated British annex
alton Of New Hebrdes is contrary to the engage
ment previously entered into by Great Britain.
The Coming Rifle Match.
LONDON, July Stb-The Observer saws 1t is
clearly evident that the coming rife meeting at
Wimbledon will be the most successful for many
years The Canadian team took up quarters at the
CAMP Tue most interest centers in the American
team and it is much regretted that the Americans
refused the offer Of camp similar TO that taken by
the Canadians The committee to give banquet
to the American team includes the Duke of Teck,
Earl Of Wemyss, Yiscount Ranel1gh, Sir Henry Will
mot and other prominent volunteers.
Count de ChambOrd.
FRoHsDoRFF, July sth.-The condition of Count
de Chambord continues slowly to improve. His
mind is now more clear. The Orleans Princes will
visit Pesth Monday, and aiterward return to Vienna.
They will subsequently 90 back to Paris, If Count do
Chambord's health admits.
Louise sIfeheis Sentence.
MARsBILLEs, July Sth.--A meeting, attended by
100 persons was held to-day TO protest against the
sentence recently passed upon Louise Michel.
resolution was adopted pedging those present to
murder the jurymen who convicted Louise Michel
AZ the first opportunity. Tae author OF the resou-
ton will be prosecuted.
Destructive Fire.
TOULOUSE, July Sth.- A destructive fire occurred
at Iycee, near here, to-day. Many buildings were
burned.
The Cholera In Egypt.
CAIRO, July Sth.-.From Damietta 90 deaths from
cholera are reported to-day Mansurah, So Saman.
oud, 6; Snerbin 6 Alexandria, l. Several cases
have occurred among the gensdarmes forming the
cordons around the infected district, and particu
larry in the case of the Gordon surrounding Sam
anoud Fresh cordons ale dawn around infected
districts.
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EoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE in seesick.
nsss-S. S. Parker, Wellington. o, says /:
g While crossing Lake Erie, / gave it to some
passengers who were seasick, and it gsvs i'm
mediate relief
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

The Louisiana Lottery tase-A Wild
Woman In Pennsylvania Peace at the
Ely Iinss-The Nicaragua Canal Project
A star Route JurOr In Luck Railway
Outlook In aeXie0-A Los Angeles Girl
TO Marry = FortUae-Prussia ard the
Vatican COnspiratozs Convicted Ia
greIaRd-Etc.
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A coLusA paper says: ave cannot expect much
redustien in railway fseights because we have had
very cheap frsights on scceunt of the competition
the river" as to passenger rates it declares the
reduction in that county is 'nearly half" For
once county has been found the representative
journal q which admits that the railroads run
cheaply ea9ugh. The Democracy must see to this.
It won't do to LEI any such facts be known. The
chivalry mus work up boom there at once
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GENERAL NOTICES,

a Lecture on rev Zealand ard It's Peo-
pie, at Kingsley Chapel, MONDAY EVENING,
July 0, 1sS3. by MR.. GEO. HEMU~. lie will also
sing in the Maori native language Vocal and in
strumental music By the best local talent. Adms-
SION 60 cents. jy7-2t-
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EnFOrIner Carey.

LONDON, July sth.--rhe report that James Carey
has left Ireland is confirmed. The Government re-
fused to give him any reward a written pardon.
On Monday night last detective called upon him
with an order for his delivery, and drove with him
into the city Having been given the alternative Of
being turned unprotected into the streets or pas
sage to London, and thence to some colony in the
eastern hemisphere, he accepted the latter. His
family had already gone to London, it is supposed
IN avoid ss1srirnn
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first Sabbath in October. "My purpose" said he,
{" is to traverse the continent and shall visit Or
egon, Washington Territory and the far northwest,
returning by way of the Northern Pacific road.
That journey will require the whole Of August aid
September"
Lucky Star Reufe Juror.
CHICAGO, July Sth-A special from Washington
says that Vernon, OF the star route jurors is
said to have fallen heir to estate worth S55, 600
through the death OF his brother in Arizona.
Burglars Captured.
CHICAGO, July sth.-Eewell and o'Conner alias
Williams, two expert burglars, claiming to hail from
with several thousand dollars worth of surgical iu
struments in their possession Pant Of the property
! has been identified
Wild woman In the Mountains.
| CHICAGO, July sth.-A special from Shenandoah,
! Pa, says wild woman, in semi nude condition,
believed to be one of the inmates who escaped from
| the Dauphin County Asylum, has been seen roam
ing around Kingston mountains.
Mrs. scOViIie Once More.
CHICAGO. July 8th.-Mrs. Scoyille, Guiteau's sis.
ter, who recently secured divorce from George SEQ
vile, comes before the public again with volumin
Gus rehearsal OF her woes in bill in Court praying
Tor ilimony protection from threats from SANDER,
and sundry other things.
| Another Duel Fought.
! VIcEsBURG Miss, July 8th-oscar a. johnson,
editor Of the Copiah Signal, and Joseph Jones' a
member OF the Board of Supervisors, fought dusl
to-day near New Orleans. The latter was shot in
| the arm.
Creditors Paid In Full.
| HARTFORD Conn., July sth.-The creditors Of
| the late Cornelius Vanderbilt have been paid in
full with interest," from the proceeds of the sale Of
his residence There was surplus OF several
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THE Oakland Tribune, ca the authority OF <ue of
tbs State Central Committee says it is able to 49,
sert Shat Governor stonelnan il satisfied with tbs
setioe of the Railroad Commission IS to passenger
rates. This viii be ssd news 20 the extra session
men and United States Senatorial posturers. Toe
railroads not satisfied with tie schedule, and ior
once they agrse with the men who would throttle
the life cut them.
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murder Conspirators Conyicfed.

DUBLIN, July sth.-At the Sligo Assizes, Roger
son, Tanzy, Kelly and Houghton, implicated in a
murder conspiracy, found guilty. Two in.
formers testified that the prisoners and number of
others, obeying the orders Of secret society,
attempted in March, 1882, to blow up the Weston
House, Galway. Ii they had destroyed the hOuse
and killed the inmates, they were to receive $500.
Five pounds of dynamite exploded on the
wudow.sill, with little damage, owing to the lack OF
skill of the cOnspirators The Judge, in summing
I'D. smoke STRONGLY a,ainst The nrl5aners
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TO SANTA CRUZ
Via South Pacific Coast Railroad,
THE SHORT LlRE-G0oL AND SHADY.
xs .ss.sszs.z - z.asal.&..i5ass

EyRON FOOT OF MARKET STREET SOUTH
sde,, san FrauciscO) at $50 Z. N, and 2:30
P NJ and from San Jose at J0SS A. NJ. and 4:30 P. u.
~ This route is 40 miles shorter than any other,
and Tree from dust
The Scenery, for novelty, beauty and grandeur,
n rot be surpassed
The Roldbsd is perfect, the rails heavy, the equip
ment frst-cass, with every appliance for speed,
safety and comfort
Sunday Excursions, s.. Rounl trips, good Tor
six months, Sc Parlor car seats, so cents.
Santa Cruz never had a better season. The soc;-
ety Is SUPERIOR the bathing superb, the hotels good
and the town charming.
r. NJ. CARRATr, G. F. and p. a.
iyeIP2w A. II. FRAChER, General Supt.
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pr. aa Mar,s semlnal ~ INC al

DIT. 10 Mars Seminal Pills. enre All
cases Of Seminal Weakness Loss q VIgor, Nocturnal
Emissions ImpotenCy, Nervous and Physical De.
bility, and oil that class Of complaints arising from
Excess, fndiscret'ou Abuse. Tho old find in this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young 4 safeguard and protection. DR.. LA MARS
SEMINAL Plus restore the Gexual 0rgans debitatod
from whatever cause 20 their prestine yieOr Price,
81 30 per bottle. Sent 9. y. u. 10y express to any
address, secure from observation. Aaress all orderB
70 A. MoB0YLE & CO., Drnggigt5 posJofice Box
1852, San Francisco. ms tm
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ANOTHER Democratic whoop-up was held in San
Francisco Satsday, and the old patty hacks tfotted
out to the fOotghts. It all &baut the Railroad
Commissioners. and resulted in a demand for the
resignation Of two an extra session Of the Legis
lature to remove tkem. There was nstlling new in
the meeting or its procedure. It Wss of of the
same piece as the deUaagogic scheme 70 foster the
ambitions Of few canldates, and to blinl the pub
lie vision to the real AIMS of the Democracy
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1T Milliqns If package Of the Diamond
Dyes have been sold without single com
plant. Everywhere they are It's fayo1ite
Dyss.
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7he Rrrnca Yorhharse.

BosroS, July Sth-Eiward Whalen applied at the
police station to night for nights lodging. He ad.
mitted that he was an escaped convict from the
State WorkhoCse at Underwater, burned Saturday,
and said negro, James Gilmore who escaped with
him, caused the Ere Gilmore was arrested, and
confessed to having carried matches for year TO
accomplish it. He showed straw up the ventiiator
and dsused steam pump and yoited it, and left the
place in ashes. He remarked % When get out of
this | will burn this town" The third convict
escapsd toward Providence.
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CALIFORNIA.

lsraorAl DlsrA1curs TO rnn az00RD.uN1os.l
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CRYsFAL PALACE sALo0g,

r STREET. BETWEEN NINTH AND fzkz=sss
eS Tenth. The handsousest sample ssssss.
rooms IN town. Only the very best Wines, $3.50
Liquors end Cigars served to patrons A fine lunch
served W. II. cHENOWEIH, Proprietor.
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oompliahed. All great moral revolutions
have been pioneered by men who, in the
lirht Of their day. were extremists.
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fT Having purchased tho interest OF the Estate
OF E. L. Billings, deceased Ia the Old establishment
and repenished the large stock with the finest goods
imported, attend 70 maintain the well-estabhshed
perutation OF the old house. GIVE Us CALL.
faTE tall
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"a ne,nnrrpfIc Indlsnation MeetIng.

The Democratic Indignation heeiing'
SAN FRANCISCO July Sth.-A mass meeting OF
Democrats was held last evening in Piatts Hall, TO
pass censuse on Railroad Commissioners Carpenter
and Humphreys The hall was full, and the speak
ers were frequently interrupted by demonstrations
of approval John c. Burch presided, and James
Fl. Barry, assisted by julius Reimer and William j,
Hassett acted IS Secretary The meeting was
called to order by John T. Fogarty, who introduced
tn President of the evening. After few remarks,
President Burch introduced the first speaker OF The
evening, Henry e. Hght0n. Mr.. Hightun spoke
for about three quarters Of an hour, and was fire.
quently applauded during the course OF his re-
marks. He thought the time had come when the
people shOald express their condemnation OF rail-
road monopoly, pot only here but over the en-
tire United states. No Democratic voter should
be subservient to monopoly. No efiice-holder
should serve the railroads under false face.
Attorney. General Marshall was the next speaker.
He held that one Of the greatest principles estab-
lished by law was that the public highways were
public property, and not owned by the common car
risr Ex-Governor Irwin addressed the meeting,
combining himself more closely to statistics. lie
said the gross receipts OF the different railroads
amounted to S?4 100000, and the net profits So,
100000. This the Railroad Commission said they
had reduced 40 per cent. II was not so and, as
he had reckoned up, the reduction was nearer or
per cent Judge Robert FerTal nade the closing
speech Of the evening, during the course Of which
he stigmatized the Railroad Commissioners in
strong terms. He thought th7t if the Railroad
Commissioners would not resign, TO make them do
so would be good plan. 4 series OF resolutions
requesting Messrs. Carpenter and Humphreys to
requesting the Governor to the Legislature
and impeach them, were passed amid great ap
pause. Confidence and Trust were expressed in
Commissioner Foote.
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TnE iIeroed ErpFasa Is satisfied With ths pag pas
sengeF rate schedule.
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Wild dogs live on Ra5tlesnake creek,
.Miseoala county II. 7.
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Dr.. Truenan VIII Ex;rao: your Teeth
positively without pain or no charge will make
you a set Of artificial teeth Tor $40, warranted 10 tit
fill your teeth with gold from 81 cavity according
to size patina, 81 so; silver or bone 81 all work
frstc'ass and warranted cal az his dental parlor.
and satisfy yourself lG0l Market street. corner q
Sixth, San Francisco; Market street. cars pass
door every three minutes. le29-ti
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rmPoarAsr noTloE.

A LARGE STOCK OF CHICKERING E=rsa
"a Pianos just received at the wareroonls ~ ~
d L. x. HAMMER, $40 J street. n5~2plm
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The Dead hrcI,hisI,np .

CISGrNATI, July Ssh.- Thousands of people
viewed the remains of the late Archbishop Purcell
at the Cathedral residence 10 day Rain fell
heavily during the forenoon. The streets in the
neighborhood Of the Cathedral were so densely
packed that it necessary to call large body Of
police out to prevent n dangerous crush To-rnor-
row the body will be placed in the Cathedral 1t
has been decided 20 issue tickets OF admission to
The fnneral on MednzsdaY to prevent crnsh
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WASHINGTON, July Sth.-Several Nicaraguan
capitalists here looking after the interests OF
the proposed Nicaraguan Canal ject work on
which, they say, viii be commenced just as soon as
the members CT the company resident in this
country shall decide Their concessions from the
Nicaraguan Government do not expire for some
time yet. Nicaragua being a highly productive
country, close connection between it. the cities Of
the United States and other parts of the world it is
claimed, will be greatly beneficial. At least it
seems probable that Nicaragua is to be nearer
neirhhor than heretofore.