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ASTONISHING THE TOURISTS.

A lot of Boston tourists were travelling
in sleeping car, also a Nevada traveller.
In the morning when the porter went round
to collect his assessments on boot. blacking
there was a great commotion among the
Boston tourists. Some paid him five. cent
nickel and those who had no nickels were
compelled TO yield up short bits. All the
while the Nevada man, dressed in ordinary
clothes, sat reading his newspaper. When
the porter reached him he looked up in.
quiringly:
"Did you black my boots, sir p
Yes, sah." I.
"You did splendid job. Never had
my boots BACKED 80 well before on this
line. Here's three dollars"
When the porter pocketed the money the
Boston people looked up astonished, and
presently it was rumo-ed about that John
Mackay was aboard or Enoch Strother was
out on a campaign trip. In few minutes
the Nevada man and Che porter met (by
chance) in the smoking room.
"When does my sleeping ticket run
outi'
"Your time was up, sab, at Ogden, but
if you wants to ride to Reno, boss, it all
right, sah."
The traveller gave the darkey drink out
of black bottle, and the porter winked
continuously for nine seconds as he drank
The travellers health.
Six dollars saved. Economy is the road
TO wealth.-fCarson New Appeal.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The jury in the Shainwald VS.. Hyams
suit has disagreed.
John Robinson's circus and menagerie
are due here BOON.
The San Francisco Yacht Club opened
the yachting season Saturday.
The first day of the Blood. Horse Asso-
citation races took place Saturday in Oak.
land.
Frank Valencia has been held by Cor
oner's jury for the murder of young Nc
Greevy.
o. Fl. Tolle won the one.mile wherry
race with A. L. Langford Saturday. Time,
nine minutes.
The crew of the American ship Enos
Soule complain of ill-treatment on the voy-
age from Boston.
A Signal Service station is to be estab-
lished on the top of Mount Whitney, at an
elevation of Is, 900 feet.
Public Administrator Roach has filed an
application for letters of administration on
the estate of the late Thomas Blythe. The
application will be heard Tuesday.
Secretary Hoesch of the Health Depart.
ment reports 81 deaths in this city during
the week ending April goth. Males, 81
females, 20 /; natives of the Pacific coast,
25 other States, IS; foreign countries,
AZ unascertained, l.
The Rev. DR.. w. 81. Plat, formerly
rector of Grace Church, is in this city on
short visit from the East. One of the
special reasons of the trip is to perform
the marriage ceremony of the neice of one
OF our prominent citizens.
Intelligence has been received in this
city that the schooner Two Brothers, hence
April 18th, capszed off Bodega Head at 5
o'clock Thursday afternoon, and is now
lying at her anchor in Bodega bay, bottom
up. All hands are reported lost.
The steamship Australia on her last
voyage from Sydney brought to this city
eight South Sea Islanders-fve men, two
women and one boy-all of whom are con-
signed to the Snowman P. T. Barnum.
They are very inferior looking lot, being
bony and skinny, dull and stupid in APP
pearance, and oddly dressed.
The Immigration Association reports the
arrival of 9, l56 immigrants by the over
day, it being the largest number ever re-
ported in ths history~ef the Association,
and probably the largest number of arriv-
ais, for the same period of time, in the
more recent history Of this State.
John Thelberg, Superintendent of the
American Sugar Refinery. injured recently
by an explosion of chemicals, has become
totally blind. He was q promising. hand
some young man, wealthy, of Swedish
parents, and took an active part in receiv.
ing Christine Nilsson. On learning the full
extent of his misfortune, he CROPPED from
the bed for his pistol to end his life, but
friends anticipating this had renewed the
weanou
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CALIFORNIA WINES.

The Nation says that the substitution
of California for French wines is rapidly
increasing the California wine-grewer, or
the merchant who buys from him, gives
the California wine foreign name for the
purpose of finding market for it, and it
adds, this policy may, in certain degree,
be successful, but it is after all short
sighted policy. Ii California wines con-
tinue TO be sold under foreign labels they
will never make reputation of their own,
bat will be looked upon as cheats and
coun.erfeits which ought not to appear on
gentleman's table. Only when they as
sert their worth in their own names will
they be recognized as the equals of foreign
products whenever they deserve it, and
command p corresponding price.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Notes from Victoria.

VICTORIA, April 21st.-All four of the
wrecked vessels have been condemned and
will be sold at auction next week.
The shipwrecked Japanese are on board
the mail steamer.
The ship Invincible from Hongkong via
Batavia has arrived. Captain Strickland
left Hongkong on the 18th of December, and
was blown eff to Batavia. During the tenn
pestuous passage the Captains wife died.
The ship brings general cargo of Chinese
merchandise.
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esting and little understood topic is. in
this instance, facilitated by the union IN the
critic of two diverse currents of knowl.
edge; for Mr.. Parsons is alike convefsant
With the methods, theories and achieve
ments of modern Science, and with the
phenomena and literature OF Occultism and
spiritualism. It is, therefore, not too
much to cay that our readers will have in
his papers the results of research and an
information which could hardly be paral-
leled on this coast, to say the least.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IN MEMoRIAM.

SETHEREAS, 1T HAS PLEASED AN OVER
~ ruling Proyidence to remove suddenly from
our midst three of our respected and beloved COM
rades and hrothers-Henry HOPPE, John Hitzen-
berger and Henry Schwetzer; therefore, be 1t
Resolved That we, the musicians OF sacramento,
extend our deepest sympathy and coincidence to the
bereayed wife, the mother and the friends OF our
late companions in this sad hour OF afflction and
sorrow, which came upon them like thunderbolt,
without waning, and therefore thrice grievous
Resolved That we, the musicians of Sacramento,
bear witness to the worth and sterling qualities OF
our deceased comrades-one loving husband and
father, the other devoted sons and warm and manly
friends.
sympathy and sorrow be engrossed, and copy sent
to the family OF each deceased, and copy thereof
be furnished to the daily papers by the Secretary of
this meeting. H. CT a23-lt
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Utah.
Items from salt Lake.

just been made by gentleman of this city
with shipbuilding firm of San Francisco for
steam yacht, to ply on the Great Salt Lake
this season. 1t is to be completed in June.
The Grand Army tonight gave reception
to Paul Van WORT, Commander-in-chief of
tha Grand rrav
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ARIZONA.

A Murdered Mans Record-struck Blind.
TOMBSTONE, April 21st.-John Kline, who
was found murdered nesr Charleston Tuesday
last, was q veteran of the late war and served
fifteen years in the regular army. He was
with Major Anderson at Fort Sumter at the
beginning of hostilities.
Q II. w. Woods, editor of the Daay Epitapb,
was stricken suddenly by blindness to-day.
The cause. the physicians state, was too close
application to the duties of his profession. 1t
is thought he will regain his sight.
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:
AUBURN, April 2lst.-In the case of Stephen
Richards. on trial to-day for the murder Of
Thomas Nichols at the American Hotel here
in March last, the jury. after being out twen-
ty- seven hours, returned verdict of murder
in the first degree The murder was most
unprovoked, and the citizens generally are
well satisfied with the verdict.
Fatally Injured by Blast.
NEVADA CITY, April 21st.-Two miners
named John Dougherty and Thomas Lane
were injured by blast in the Derbec mine,
near North Bloomfield, day before yesterday.
Each of the men hsd an arm broken, besides
sustaining other injuries. Lane has since
died.
Sudden Death-A Judge Ill.
YREKA, April 21st.-Robsrt Chambers, 3
pioneer of this place, died suddenly in bed
last night from heart disease, at the McCon-
nell mine, on the Klamath river, and his re-
mains have been brought here for burial.
The members of the Bar met this morning,
and adopted resolution asking Judge Steele
to adjourn all Court business for month, in
view Of his poor health, and ia order to give
him an opportunity for recuperation.
A Sailor Drowned.
MARTINEZ, April 2lst-As the schooner
Emily Bichsrd was making the wharf here
yesterday afternoon, Hugh Orr, one of the
crew. wss struck by the maiu boom as it
jibsd and knocked overheard. A boat was
lowered, but all attempts to find the body were
uuavailing. The drowned man was A years
of age. and leaves wife and family in San
francisco.
Ncnsuit Granted.
HoLLIsTER, April 21st-Judge Breen has
granted motion for nonsuit in the case of
Flint, Bixby & Co. against NJ. San Pedro, J.
B. Cooper and c. P. Hubbell. on the grounds
that the alleged fraud was not shown that
the stock alleged to be worthless had not been
rendered for return to defendants, and that
the suit had not been commenced ct reagon-
ably early date. The action was brought to
secure the reeonyeyance TO the plsintiffs CT
an almond orchard yalaed at $50, 600.
Insufficient Evidence.
Los ANGELES, April 2lst.-The charge of
adultery preferred by w. W. Phillips against
his wife, Fannie M. Phillips and H. II. Peck,
was examined before City Justice Morgan to-
day, and the accused were discharged, as the
evidence was insufficient to sustain the charge.
The parties are all from Wyoming City, la.
A Decision In the Bianding Case.
Los ANGELES, April 21st.-The Supreme
Court, in bank to-day, in the case of the Peo-
pie ex rel. vs.. Blanding, reversed the decision
OF the Court below, and remanded the cause,
with directions to enter judgment for the
plaintiff in accordance with the prayer of the
complaint.
The Los Angeles Board of Trade.
Los ANGELES, April 21st.-The Los Az
geles Board of Trade closed its charter list
to-day with 10 members, and advanced the
membership fee from $40 to $50.
The Stabbed Chinese.
SAN Francisco, April 22d.-Wo All
Cheoug, the ChiDama who was stabbed last
night in the abdomen, died this afternoon.
All Dock, the woman who was stabbed, it is
said will recover.
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-" Better be wise by the misfertunes Of
others than by your OWL" Take warning in
time. Avoid qusck nostrums by which thon-
sands annually perish. Use only such REM
dies as are demonstrated above suspicion,
foremost among which is Kidney Wort. For
torpid liver, bowels or kidneys, no other
remedy equals it. It is sold in both dry and
liquid form by all druggists.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

An Editor Struck BIind-saiIor Drowned
Notes from salt Lake-MuTderer Cone
vIctfd. at Auburn-Miners Injured by q
Blast-sadden Death of u Yreka Pio-
neer-Adytces frorn British Colunbia
Etc.
lDlsPArcnEs OF SATURDAY AND sUSDAY.l
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NOTICE.

YTyHE MEMBERS OF THE FIRST ARTILLERY
Band desire to state that the recent loss OF some
OF their members has in no way crippled the Band /;
that the places made vacant by the late lamentable
accident have been filed BY competent musicians,
and that the Band is prepared to fill all contracts in
their usual satisfactory manner.
Mr.. JONES,
Business Manager, Sl2 X street.
E. A. NEALE Conductor
a23 Ct GR. CT W. FLANAGAN, Leader.
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MONDAY

All communications for publication, and all
Letters upon business with this Office, should be
addressed RECORD UsroS, WEEKLY UNION, or The
sacramento Publishing Company
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"A GARD

FsyHE FIRST ARTILLERY BAND TAKE THIS
opportunity of returning their sincere thanks
to their many friends military and civic, for cour-
tesies extended during the past week. Also to the
Hussar Band, and the gentlemen who kindly as.
sisted them at the funeral ceremonies tB.C a23-ft
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-23

TIE RECORD UNION was the first journal on the
coast to suggest that should it be established clearly
that the dynamite plots Matched in America, and
the infamous assassination policy sustained BY or
ganiz. tions within the United States there should
be State inquiry, with view of possible ameud-
ment of the whole series of treaties. and an adjust
ment Of the international code to provide for the
suppression Of such organizations, and the extradi
tion of dynamite assassins and nstigators. 1t ap-
pears that the State Department is already consider
ing the gravity of the problem, and come the
leading Eastern journals, and with but rare excep-
tions, all suggesting the thought that this country
will in common decency be compelled TO seriously
consider the proposition to unite with other nations
to crush out these dynamite conspiracies.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-23

THE report of a committee OF the Board of Super
visors, published by the RECORD UNION in full on
Saturday. shows that there has not been in the con-
duct OF county affairs in recently past years that
economic administration there should have been.
The Assessors office has cost the people altogether
too much the collection Of licenses is paid for too
literally loose way Of making out claims has
obtained the Courts have been too free in ordering
shortha work for a county so involved as is ours
in financial difficulties; large sums have been ex-
pended without proper letting Of contracts and in
defiance of law; the County Hospital is a luxury
that needs the knife of reform applied with firm
hand too much is expended for " extra work. an
easy term liable to be used to extravaganza ;
interest has been paid by the county that it is held
was not warranted by law, etc. Altogether the re-
port is not pleasant reaiing for taxpayers. Sacra
mento county is in financial strait, and needs the
hand Of strong and determined administration. 1t
is very evident that the rule of the bosses" has
not justified itself by its works.
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HoRsFoED's ACID PHOSPHATE Is an apre.
tizsr; il stimulates the stomach TO renewed
activity, and in many ways tones up sud IN
yigorates the whole system.
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SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

By the Granada, which arrived at San
Francisco Saturday, we have received dates
of the Panama Star and Herald to the 10Th
of March:
Another violation OF Chilean territory
has occurred near Lima, Argentine soldiers
having entered Chilean cattle farm and
stolen cattle and killed peasant.
Minister Partridge left Lima on the oath
for the United States. His departure is
much regretted by Chileans and Peruvians
alike.
On the 14th of March eighty cavalry
left Tacna in pursuit of $50 Peruvian Hus.
sars undsr Commandant Salcedo. They
had killed two CLileans and wounded a
Peruvian in a neighboring valley. Three
Hussars and Lieutenant Colonel Ortiz were
killed, the rest dispersed.
1t is said Spain seems to cherish the de.
sire Of offering her mediation in the pres.
emit war by appointing Plenipotentiaries to
Santiago and Lima. but the belligerents, it
is believed, will have arrived at settle
ment before the mother country can inter-
fere.
Fears are entertained at Valparaiso that
the two Peruvian cruisers, Diogenss and
Socrates, which have contrived to leave
Kiel for Southampton, may be provided
with Peruvian letters patent to capture
guano ships consigned to the Compagnie du
Pacifque.
On the 18th of February in Arauco, near
Lonquimai, occurred slight fracas be-
tween two parties of Chilean and Argentine
troops, in which six Chileans were killed
and three wounded, and of the Argentines
one officer and two men were killed.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
President Cardenas, the newly.elected
President of Nicaragua, was duly inau.
gurated on March lat. His message has
produced most excellent impression.
The Leon Railroad is progressing rapidly.
It is now running nine miles beyond Leon.
and it is expected that by the latter part of
April it will be finished to Moshita, the
terminus on Lake Managua.
On the night of the 18Th of March-the
Virgins storm day-heavy rains were ex-
perienced at Acaiutia, an exceptional cir
cumstance at this time of the year. A con-
siderable amount of coffee was out and OK.
posed to the weather, but it is believed the
rains will not have affected IT.
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Tue Commercial Gazette of Cincinnati says !:
" Citizens of the Democratic persuasion, who as
sumed a few months ago that they had possession
Of the country irrespective of any sort Of policy
a total absence OF principles have already discoy-
cred that the Republican party has restored its
ranks and Is in line across the Continent"
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"Dosr DIE in the house." Rough on
Rats" Clears out rats. mice, flies, reaches,
bugs. 10 cents.
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THE men who succor and by sympathy aid the
dynamite policy are the worst enemies of repub.
ican institutions. Among the intelligent working
and thinking classes of the world the fact that such
conspiracies can be safely Matched in this republic
will be received as one Of the very best reasons for
viewing popular government with distrust. If
we encourage the dynamite policy as directed against
monarchies, We will be powerless to oppose when
it lifts its hand against republic as it certainly
will Apology for the dynamite fends operating
against England is apology for the employment Of
like methods by any set Of cranks who pretend to
believe this Government Expresses them, and finally
it will be exercised right between followers Of
different political parties against each other. 1t is
all vicious. wicked aud dabolical business, and
should be killed in its infancy.
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ITALY on the 18th of this month resumed
specie payment. For that purpose gold to
developed that the demands for the coin were far
less than anticipated, and are chiefly from
bankers for foreign remittances 1t is quite certain
that resumption in Italy win prove successful.
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IT is gratifying to note that the arrangements are
now complete at San Francisco for the accommoda.
ton Of all the Knights Templar who are 10 come
out in August next 20 attend the Conelave. There
never should have been any friction about The mat.
ter The attendance will be lessened BY the infor-
tuna.s trouble with the hotels at the outsst.
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A CARD FROM FHOS. MGGANTS.

ON BEHALF OF JUSTICE AND NY SON,
Z whom l know to be free from the slightest
faint of dishonesty (though like many youngsters,
regret to say, somet mes little Wildl, make this
appeal to all fair-minded Sacramentans. Four DIFF
ferent times we have been called upon to leave our
work and appear before the Court, to answer to
the disgraceful accusation of drunken rowdy, who
supposed somebody had taken away his money in
street brawl in which my had no further share
than to try to separate the combatants, and then
calling for assistance from passer-by, falling in
both, coming home (thIs is the whole in nut
shelD The opportunity to prove these facts has
been lost, to all appearance by the accuser absent
ing himself from the reach OF the officers. My son
and myself feel keeny the false light he is placed in
by the turn things have taken. do most earnestly
hope and believe that his future conduct will prove
to all that he is utterly incapable of meriting such
charge fa23ltl THoS. McCAErS.
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NERVOUSNESS. debility and exhausted
vitality cured by using Browns Iron Bitters.
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GENERAL NOTICES

Foresfers' Gazette. -Deyoted 20 the inter.
est Of the A o. F. and general literature. Subscrip
ton, 81 per yeir. r. N. McLENNAN, Publisher
and Proprietor, 229 Kearnv st. San Francisco O. I'm
Or. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases OF Seminal Weakness Loss Of YIgor, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical De-
bity, and all that class OF complaints arising from
Excess, Indiscretion 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 debitated
from whatever cause, to their prestine vgor Price,
81 so per bottle Sent G. o. d. by express to any
address, secure from observation. Address all orders
to A MoB0YLE & CO., Druggists, Postoffice Box
1852, San Francisco. ms 6m
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Ro@EPom E IT,

YEyHE UNION PICNIC OF THE THREE METH
4 odist Sabbath-schools. which was announced
for the oath instant, at Cothrins Grove, has been
postponed until further notice
a23- tB. CT COMMITTEE.
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California Safe Deposit 6 Trust Co.,
s2s MONTGOMERY ST., GAN FRANCISCO.

Capital 100000
DIRECTORS:
J. ID. Fry, g. 4. BRADLEY,
C. 4. Macderm0t, James II. Goodman
Samuel Davis, y. n. ~ Gods.
lloyd reyis, Charles Main,
Henry WadswGrth. i. &. WIckershams
j. D. Ky fIeslaens
G. X. THOMPSON. treasurer
QAte of Union Trust Company Of New York;
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. DEP0S-
L its received, subject to check or draft at sight
Certificates Of deposit issued. Loans made on
collateral security.
The Safe Deposit Vault contains 1870 safes, Of
different sizes, which rented at from 81 to go per
month, and from $l2 to 500 per year, according to
size and location also large general vault for the
OF silverware jewelry, trunks and boxes OF val
liable articles, bullion, coin, books aud papers Of mer
camille houses dodgers, which viii be received or
delivered any time during the day or night, and
personal property OF all kinds.
This Company will act "a agent Of corporations,
estates firms and individuals. for the care OF secur
ties reel estate and personal property 81 all kinds
the collection Of interest and RENTS and Will transact
business generally trustee for property and inter
ests Entrusted to its viii hold powers OF attor
neJJ and make collections and remittances; buy and
sell securities, drafts exchange, bullion, foreign
money, etc; make investments and negotiate loans
viii at IS executor and administrator Of estates
guardian of Minors etc.; pay annuties, ETC.; will
act as transfer agent registrar OF transfers OF
stock and a. trustee under trust mortgages OF in
coFporated companies. fel0-is3mMWS
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Convicted OF Murder In the First Deg

Convicted OF Murder In tlie First Degree.
AUBURN, April 21st.-In the case of Stephen
Richards. on trial to-day for the murder OF
Thomas Nichols st the American Hotel here
in March last, the jury. after being out TWEEN
~. seven hours, returned a verdict of murder
in the first degree. The murder was most
unprovoked, and the citizens generally are
vail 90 tisE;ad NTH tba vnriicE