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S|X-PAGE EDITION
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

in New York Government bonds are quoted at
1913 for As Of 1907 1142 for As, IO1 for 33s ster
ling. "a sSa4 IS; 101 for IS, 100 for IS silver
bars, llO4.
Silver in London, 5OId; consols, 1ol II 16d peg
cent. United States bonds. extended los; As, 1871
As, ll74.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
ssl9s9 cents.
The San Francisco Stock Board was not in session
yesterday.
In a railroad accident near Salem, Ind yesterday
several lives were lost.
The Ohio river is raising rapidly, and damaging
freshet is inevitable
A snowslide in Colorado last Friday caused the
death of six men and the mortal wounding of five
others
collision of trains at Summit Station, Me-,
Saturday night, injured baggagemaster, engineer
aud fireman, and caused loss OF s3S, 000
President Arthur returned to Washington last
night from New York.
a journeyman barber at New Haven, Conn, has
fallen heir to SS7, 0O0
Another Chinese war vessel has been launched at
Kiel, Russia.
Red Bluff is excited over a startling sensation.
county, died suddenly Sunday.
Speaker Carlisle announced his committees yes
terday and both houses of Congress adjourned IN
til January eth.
William Middleton was badly hurt at Vallejo yes
terday in a runaway accident
Colonel }. K. Wyatt, Wells, Fargo Co.'S agent,
was found dead in his bed at Quincy, Plumas coun-
ty, yesterday.
General Hancock was enthusiastically received by
the citizens of San Jose yesterday.
Jerome B. Cox, who killed Mclaughlin, was ar
raigned in San Francisco yesterday on a charge of
murder.
By The upsetting of stage near Newtown, New,
yesterday, several persons were injured.
J. 5. Robinson, conductor, killed at Magda-
lena, Mex, by being crushed between two cars.
James E. Stiff, rich mining man, is missing from
chihuahua, Mexico.
a Chinaman was refused naturalization papers in
New York yesterday
LOrillard & Co, Of Jersey City, yesterday dis
tributed Sl6,50O among their 200 factory hands.
Governor Murray, of Utah. returned to Salt Lake
yesterday from Washington.
An aged lady, her daughter and granddaughter,
have been found murdered at Moncure, N C.
Mrs. O'Donnen, widow Of Carey's slayer, arrived
in New York yesterday.
f. Barrett fell from bridge near Michigan Bluff,
Placer county, and was killed
Charles Harvey, murderer, has been lynched at
Petersburg, Ind
BY the fall OF cage down mining shaft near
Birmingham, Ala, one negro was killed and two
whites and eleven negroes injured.
The suit between the State of PENNSYLVANIA and
the Western Union Telegraph Company for taxes
has been compromised.
IN a shooting ARRAY at Richmond Ind, last even
ing, a lawyer and policeman were wounded
D. c. Gibson shot and wounded Arthur Mulhol-
land and John Burlington, last night in St Louis,
and then killed himself
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THE RESTRICTION ACT INVOLVEMENT

1t is singular with what persistency the
Democrat press insist upon the iteration
that California has nothing to hope for
from Republicans in the matter of new
or amended Chinese Restriction Act. Do
not Democratic editors know that the
average reader can "see through such
transparent efforts to manufacture capital {?
The Republicans gave the country the
measure it has, and Republican President
approved it. A Republican Senate will
pass, and Republican President sign the
new bill, unless Democratic House fails to
pass it, in the effort of demagogic Demo-
Gratis to manufacture campaign capital out
of the delays the bill meets with. 1t is no
evidence of hostility by party that men,
bers insist upon things being done in order
and decently.
Certainly sensible people have not ex-
pected that the demand for an amended
bill would meet with no opposition at the
East. A great change has been effected
there in the last three years relative to the
desirability of Chinese laborers as residents
in the United States, but that all will be
converted to our way of thinking no one
should expect. The Journal Of Commerce,
of New York, assails the new bill and its
supporters bitterly and Unexpectedly. We
should not be surprised at this. There are
interests in trade that are not to be con.
WINGED. Civilization to some is secondary
to gain the building of State to the
mercenary has nothing more involved than
money gain and commercial advantage.
On all such it is idle to waste reason. But
there is one chief reason why such assaults
as the Journal makes should be passed
unnOticed by reply-they are discourteous,
unjust, and violent in tone. California
can afford to discuss the matter coolly and
trust to the merit of her cause and it's in.
| herent Justice.
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TIE San Francisco pr,ss, with scarcely an excep-
ten, has awakened TO the necessity Of doing some
thing to preserve California forests and now every
few days articles appear full OF dire forebOdings.
Yet last winter these contemporaries could not be
reused To even consider the subject seriously, al
though the interior press constant in its urgent
appeals to the Legislature to establish forest regu-
ations or at least to set on foot the necessary in
quiry as to the extent OF the destruction of our
timber land and the probable results There were
too rany axes to be ground in the last Assembly
for such great interest as forestry to receive
proper attention. We have habit in this State oil
dong nothing until the horse IS taken from tho
stable, and then we shout thief Justify. That has
been the legislative policy in California relative tc
our forest lands.
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OLD MEXICO.
Advices from Quay mas

GUAYMAs, December 24th.-News has been
received of the death of J. S. Robinson ST
Magdalena. Mr.. Robinson has been for
some time conductor on the Sonora Railway,
Western Division, from Benson In coup.
ling cars at Imures he was caught between
two drawbacks and killed. He lived to reach
Msgdslens, where his sister lives, Mrs. John
Anderson. and was buried there.
The annual feast of Christmas is going Oh,
and promises to be a very brilliant affair.
General CARRIER, who is the best mau for
the coming marriage of Governor Torres to
Miss Matteverde Kerde, will go up the COM
ing week. as the marriage takes place on
January 1st.
Tonight there will be grand fireworks and
a midnight mass, with two prims donnas.
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9IDDoN9'
TO MY OLD PATRONS.

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certainty Of success. No peculiar 70 your dell
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Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior to An9
offered heretofore and VIII be warranted TO have TIA
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Those of the public who need my services can cs'
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treatment at reasonable rates.
l address particularly those who have been lnA
iured by youthful indiscreti0ns, and those vhe
have contracted local diseases.
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by letter. detailing the symptoms OF the disease ..
trouble and receive medicine by express, Hitn tul
instructions. AL letters must be directed y }. u.
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co, Cal.
Cure Narrated In all cases, pay required,
Consultations personally by letter. gratis. Send
for book. Comfortable apartments Tor patients st
my InfrIsary (when desiredA with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors 226 Suffer strest, adjoining
the Young Mems Christian Association Building
Office hours-From A. N. TO P. N.
NV Diploma hangs In my O0lee.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Red Bluff sensation-Deafh OF a Prom.
tnent Citizen Of Placer County'-Runa-
way Accident at YalIejO-suicidc OF an
Express Agent-GeReral Hancock In San
JOse-The COX-McLaughlin Homicide
San Francisco Money Market-Efc.
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reception was given and many welcoming
speeches msde. The hearty manner of the
reception assured the Governor that his pol.
icy is approved by the Gentiles.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

WELLS (Nev.), December 2ith.-Left here to-day,
to arrive i'll Sacramento tomorrow: William ".
Scribner and wife, Chicago Mrs Dudley, Lexing-
ton, Ky; Miss Hays Breckenridge, E. Tikes, San
Francisco; Della Peacock, Marysville, Cal; j. NJ
Wilson, C. H. Wilson, J. T. Smith, Colorado; NJ
Roach, William Lubbock. Salt Lake j. 3. Cairnes,
F. B. Jameson, Cheyenne Mrs R. Hind, Denver ;
W. H. Russell and wife, Terrace, Utah; Mia T. F.
S.rahom Haley Idaho Dr. P W. Poulson Fag.
erstzerna II J. Poulson Eager stgerna, San Fran
cisco also, 40 emigrants, including IS males, to
arrive December Goth.
NEwHALL, December 24th.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in San Francisco tomorrow: R. Ulrich,
Monterey B. F. Hall, San Francisco J. Ford,
Wisconsin C. A. McKevitt, New York; j. n Pom
eroy and wife, San Francisco Miss Mary Wright,
Rochester; A. A Wigmore and wife, San Francisco;
D. B. HUH, Brooklyn Della Casa, San Francisco /;
j. C. Plunket, Oakland; Mrs. c. H Aringo. New
Mexico b c. Triplet, San Francisco L. A. Norton,
San Francisco; Rev. j. Thompson and wife, Oak
land w. B. Reed, San Francisco.
2 HoRsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE. Well
pleased. DR.. G. Roberts, Winchester, Ill,
says: 81 have used it with entire satisfac-
ton in cases of debility from age or overwork,
and in inebriates and dysneptics, and am
well pleased with its effects"
A boy says in his composition "Onions
are the vegetables that make you sick when
you don't eat them yourself"
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UTAH.


SALT LAKE, December oath. = Governor
Murray arrived this morning. He was met
by large delegation of leading citizens and
escorted to his residence, where pleasant
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Tus arson appeal doubts the utility 0; Teach
ors Institute Assemblies. So do we. We believe
the same time devoted to reading educational jour
nails and writing for them would be far better spent
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?. JEEEREY

"As REMOVED FROM FRONT AND
streets to the corner of Seventeenth and n
streets, where he has opened first class Grocery
store, including fine stock OF Wines Liquors and
Cigars shall be pleased TO have my old friends
cal and see me- GROCERIES sold II the lowest price.
dl34plm
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An EXTRAORDINARY RAZOR

TEAS BEEN INVENTED BY THE QUEENS
OWN co. of England. The edge and body
is so THIN and FLEXIBLE as NEVER To RE-
QUIRE GRINDING and hardly setting. 1t
glides over the face like piece OF velvet making
shaving quite a luxury 1T Is CREATING A
GREAT EXCITEMENT in Europe among the eX-
perts, who pronounce it PERFECTION. Two dol
lars in buffalo handle three dollars in ivory. Every
razor, be genuine, must bear the reverse side
the name of NATHAN JOSEPH, GIL Clay street
San Francisco, the only place in the United States
where they are obtained Trade supplied. Sent by
mail, 10 cents extra, or C. o. d.
THE QUEENS OWN COMPANY, having en-.
larged their factory, are making PEARL al
IVORY CARVING KNIVES. TABLE and POCKET
KNIVES, HUNTING KNIVES and SCISSORS Of
the same quality as their marveously wonderful
razor. a7-tfWS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED9L;AES ACTIVE AGENT IN c EVERY
to solicit Mutual Life and Accident Insurance. Ap-
ply personally or by letter to VIM. McKIBBIN, Gen
era Agent California Life and Accident Association,
sl7 street, Sacramento Cal. d25-2w'
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NEVADA.
Printers and the Mir ers' Union

EUREKA, December 24th.-The fight that
has been going on during the past three weeks
between the Printers Uuion, the Eureka
ErcRing Leader aud the Ruby Hill Mining
Meas was considered at q special meeting Of
the Ruby Hill Miners Union last evening.
The Union was represented by W. 2. Hughes
and M. G.. Foster. The Leader and Nel0s
were represented By Hon. Thomas Wren and
w. J. Penrose. After hearing the testimony
on both sides, tie Miners Union concluded
that union principles had not been interfered
or conficted with, that no attempt had been
made to reduce wages, and the whole matter
was thrown ont of the Miners Union alto.
gether. The Leader and Mining Nelcs pro.
prietors offered to let all their employees join
the Printers Union, and obey the Union
laws, but the officers of the Union refused &c
admit them. The Leader men are anxious tc
Join the Union. At the mass meeting OF
miners a letter from the old Union men was
read, stating that the demands Of the Typo
graphical Union on the Ledde' and Mining
Ners people were VI just and uncalled for
and advising them to stand out against said
demands. The general opinion is that the
fybt is against the Leader and Sentinel.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To TIE REcosD-uS1oS. !
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Stage Accident.

EUREKA, December 24th.-This Afternoon
the Ruby Hill stage to Eureka upset at New
town and threw twelve persons out, slightly
iDjuring several and seriously injuring Mrs
John Sullivan and Charles Williams. Mrs
Sullivan's condition is extremely dangerous
as she is thought TO be internally injured.
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n OST-THREE HORSES; SORREL, ~
IL with short tail Black Mare and kssaSI$
Black Horse ANY person leaving esEA-ZA
at HERMANN GERHARDT, 33-Mile House, on
Lower Stockton Road will be rewarded. d25-3t'
II OST-FROM THE CENTRAL HAY -
Yard, J, between Tenth and Eev- E-AN&
enth streets, SORREL HORSE, white ES=-rA-
stripe in face, one white hind foot weighs about
1850 pounds liberal reward will be given for the
return of the horse to the above stables d25-lw'
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Fatal Fall from n Bridge

AUBURN, December oath. - On Saturday
last Ed Barrett, an old and esteemed resi-
dent of Placer county, formerly member of
the Board Of Supervisors, met with pain
full accident, resulting in his death. Mr..
Barrett kept a store at the suspension foot
bridge on the north fork of the American
river, near Michigan Bluff. He escorted
several visitors across the bridge, and upon
his return his light went out. and after re-
crossing the bridge he made a misstep and
fell off an unguarded portion of the walk
upon the rocks, breaking both legs and in
flictipg fatal injuries. Mr. Barrett died
about 10 P. NJ. He leaves a wife and three
children
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AUBURN, December 231.-JOhn Leshy, a
this county. died Suddenly at y o'clock yes.
terday Deceased was Justice of the Peace
at the time of his death. He leaves no
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Found Dead in HIS Bed.

QUINCY, December 24th.-Uolonel J. R,
Wyatt, Wells, Fargo & Co.'s ageut at this
place. was found dead in bis bed on Saturday
afternoon. The Coroner's jury returned a
verdict of death by suicide. He was pio-
neer, and was one of our megt prominent and
esteemed citizens
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Gifts-seventh Day Advent

lists.
SAN Francisco, December oath. - The
Boys and Girls Aid Society to-day received
from Senator Fair check for 5000. j. c.
Flood contributed similar amount, to be
distributed to various charities and orphan
asylums.
A party of forty.fve Seventh Day Ad.
ventists arrived from the East to-day. They
will locate in Naps aud Alameda counties.
The Elders will proceed to their college at
Hesldsburp
Daily globe., 1883-10-29
THE BLACK POPE.
ISpecial Cableorann TO the Globe. |

Special Cablegram to the Globe.
LONDON, Oct. 27.---Much attention has
been drawn to the Jesuits by the appoit-
ment OF Frather Anderledy as vicar to
Father Beck, general of the order, same
times called the "Bleck Pope" Although
the future general has passed his sixty
fourth year, he continues to enjoy vigorous
health. He has some noteriety as a
preacher, and understands besides the dead
languages, English, German, French
Spanish and italian. He has
preached in Germany and France. The
election of a vicar general during the life,
time of the general is an innovation. II
was conducted in secret all the provinciala
Of the order were summoned from all
parts of the world to Florence, where the
aged several lives without knowing fol-
what reason their presence was required
Father Beckx presided over the electoral
assembly At the first voting Father
Anderledy was chosen by an immense
majority. Itnext remained to consult the
Pope, who granted the jesuits full liberty
of action in the matter and fastened to
confirm their choice.
Daily globe., 1883-10-29
SPORTING.
Marylana Jockey Club Races,

BALTIMORE, Oct. 27.-Maryland Jockey
club: Mile and one-eighth, dead heat
for first place between Wandering and
FAREWELL; Greenland 3rd; time 1859.
Wandering won the run off; time 1:59.
Vestal stakes, fillera, three years old, mile
and half; starters, Bessie, Caramel, Heel
and Toe and Vintage. He'll and Toe had
the advantage at the start but gave way to
Caramel and Bessie at the lower turn.
Leaving the half mile post Heel and Toe
drew out and went to the front, followed
by Caramel. When they reached the
three-quarter post Heel and Toe led by two
lengths, Caramel second. Two
lengths in front Of Vintage,
and Bessie last. Down the home stretch
Heel and Toe ran easy and finished with
hands down; time 2:44A. Three-quarter
mile, two years old, Bob Miles L, Rataplan
2, Huron 8; time 1:1S. Mile and eighth,
first heat, Aranza 1, Hilarity 2, Greenland
3; time l:5s. Second heat, Hilsrity l.,
Nettle 2, Aranzg 8; time 1853. Third heat,
HiIarity won; time 2:04. Steeple chase,
regular course, Gath 1, Ranger 2, Abraham
8; time 5:37.
Daily globe., 1883-10-29
ELOPEMENT.
A Married Jeweler OF Marinette, Wis.
Elopes With Pretty Scholma'am.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

A Married Jeweler OF Marinette. Wis.
Elopes With Pretty Scholma'am.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MAR1NETTE, Wis, Oct. PA huge
scandal stirs Marinette from center to cir
cumference. 1t is alleged that a jeweler
and a school teacher have eloped and are
now enjoying each others company in
some out of the way town in this state.
The young woman, who is niece of the
jewelers. wife, was an inmate of the lat
ter's household. The schoolma'am and
her admirer had been seen taking moon
light walks and rambles together. A
week ago to-day the jeweler kissed his
wife and children goodbye, and bidding
the school teacher adieu,l started, as he
claimed, to Milwaukee, to buy goods for
his house, saying he would be back in a
few days. This was on Thursday. On
the Friday following the teacher
entered the house apparently very much
agitated and informed the jewelers. wife
that she had received telegram stating
that her father, living in Whitewater in
this state, was very i'll and that her pres
ence at his sick bedside was desired, and
thet it was her intention to start for home
that evening. Nothing has been heard of
either since, although inquiry has been
made at Milwaukee and Whitewater. It is
the general belief that they have eloped.
The recreant husband leaves a wife and
two children.
Daily globe., 1883-10-29
FRANCE,
Especial Cablegram to the Globe. !


AMIENs, Oct. 27.-M. Cochois, young
sritect, was arraigned Thursday before the
court at Ameins on the charge of an at
tempt to murder an English clergyman,
on the French Northern railway, The
triel showed that the prisoners had fought
several duels, had been imprisoned for
jewel robbery, and had borrowed money
in all directions. The prisoner admitted
that he travelled by express almost nightly
to steal passengers baggage, valises and
purses when they vent to the buffet at
Ameins station. The prosecution proved
that the prisoner attacked the clergyman
first with chiseI. then with a revolver,
then tried to throw him out on the rails.
The court crowned the verdict of guilty
with sentence of transporta ion for life,
PARIS, Oct. PA conference for the
protection OF submarine cables is conclud-
ed. The most important feature Of the
conference was the English proposal that
in the event of war any power will be at
liberty to withdraw, with the right of read
mission when peace has been concluded,
and the conference adopted this principle.
This means that in case of war any power
may cut the cables at its own risk and
peril. Gables must take chances similar
to other property ct sea. The conference
unanimously signed the draft of con-
vention for the protection of telegraph
cables. Chancerg, French minister of
posts and telegraphs, expressed the hope
that the convention would be sactioned by
treaties within three months. The ques-
ton Of the protection of cables in time Of
war wes reserved for diplomatic discus
sion.
The convention will apply outside of
territorial waters to all submarine cables
legally laid which touch land in the terri
tories of the contracting parties. The
latter bind themselves, when authorizing
the laying of cable, toimpose conditions
for their protection. Laying or repairing
ships must observe rules to avoid fouling.
The tribunals competent to deal with in
fractions of the convention will be those
Of the country to which the ship in fault
belongs. Ratifcatjons will be exchanged
at Paris within year. Other states may
join tie convention On makiug spplica-
ton.
Bontenif has been appointed Russian
minister to the Vatican.
Daily globe., 1883-10-29
BUSINESS FAILURERS.
Large Number of Failures Recorded
Yesterday.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. I

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
PORTLAND, Oregon, Oct. 27.-The failure
of j. Bachman & Bro, insurance managers
and bankers in small way, was announced
yesterday morning. The junior partner,
Adolph Bachrnan, disappeared Monday
night, and has not since been seen. The
vaults were opened this morning and
found to be empty. The liabilities are
about 100000; assets not over $4,000. 1t
Is rumored that the absconding partner has
lost heavily of late at poker. he had
complete charge of the finances. The de-
positors are principally women, in amounts
of from S1O0 to $500.
Providence, r. l., Oct, 27.-The st
Croix Cotton Mil company met to-day.
The treasurer's statement showed the as
sets to be SOS, 600; liabilities $597,0O0; net
indebtedness s49S,O00. Amos. D. Lock
wood, one of the directors, said according
to the books there is profit of five cents
per pound. The present production is
10000 pounds per week, but the mills have
a capacity of 10000 pounds week. @.
B. Owen, another director, had conferred
with Morrice s. Co and had examined their
affairs. Throwing out their personal
property the firm will have within Is per
cent of enough to pay its pay its debts.
So the loss to this corporation from that
source will be small. A committee was
appointed to investigate and report at
future meeting. The st. Croix Will be
kept running meantime.
MoNTEAI, Oct. 27.-Taylor, Robertson s.
Co., hatters and furriers, have failed, with
liabilities of $SO,OOO. They offer fifty
cents on the dollar, twenty-five cents cash
and twenty five cents in four months.