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National Republican., 1883-08-03

The Analostan and Columbia crews are
working very hard now, the former to make
up for lost time, and the latter preparing for
the regatta at Newark and their own regatta
on the fourteenth instant.
The Analostans had out yesterday two
four-oared shells and the gig, besides u large
number of pleasure boats. Tho Potomac5
sent out tho eight and two fours, Phelps aud
Herr in singles, and eight pleasure boats.
The Columbias were represented by their
eight, one four, Lake, johnson, and Kirby
in singles, the siX-Oared barge and eleven
pleasure boats. From johnson u Bakers
Were ten pleasure boats.
The Columbia crew together with the cox
swain will leave for Newark on Sunday at
4;2O p. m. Ellis Ward will go with the boys
and share with them in victory or defeat,
whichever may await them.
The usual Friday hop will not take place MT
the Columbia house this evening, owing to
the hard work go ng on there in preparation
for the Newark and Washington regattas.
A largely attended meeting of the newly
elected members of the POtomaes was held at
Morgan & Kennedy's last evening to complete
plans for the reception to the older members,
Friday, Aug. 10, was agreed upon Us the time
for the receptiOn, meeting of the different
committees will be held next Monday, at
same place, to complete all arrangements.
National Republican., 1883-08-03
JACKSON GROVE.

corps adjourned amid great confusion.
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Wildcats ara numerous ia Green valley.
The Lake Michigan whitefsh planted in
Lake Tahoe are doing fiaelj.
Healdsburg lately had curiosity in the
shspe of four.lsggsd chicken.
The Carson and Colorado Railroad track is
heing lai3 at the rate Of one mile per day.
Farm hands aye very scarce near Waiss-
burg, w. L., aud there is delay in farm work
In consequence.
A man has arrived az Sprasue from Walla
Walls. w. T., on tric-cle, and viii go east
ward TO the front.
Smelt fishing on the Columbia river Or,
is increasing greatly, and bids fair 50 become
of some Importance.
Many prospecsors hsve gone to examine
the country which the Carson and Colorado
Road is opening up.
The disease among horses in the Willamette
Valley, Or, puzzles hOrsemep, end no remedy
has as yet been found.
The Pendleton, o.. Ao lsing mills will be
changed to roller Bill this summer, with
daily capacity of 300 barrels.
There will be, during the comipg season,
twenty saw and shingle mills in operation
within radius OF sixteen miles from Dayton,
w. Il.
Ine Only genuine sen serpent was seen at
Trinidad. Humboldt county, few days ago.
1t was ninety feet long. and wcrs antlers like
stag.
In Chinatown in Phoebe, New, on wager,
last week, China,oan ate nine bowls of rice
and chicken weighing four and a half
pounds.
A Bieber correspondent Of the Reno New
Gazette says countless nurnhors Of crickets
have already made their appearance in the
lower end of the valley and adjoining foot
hills.
The town of Meadow Lake, which ia 1875
contained 81. coo inhabitants, aud where hun
dreds Of thousands Of dollars were invested in
quartz mills. is now worse than Goldsniths
Deserted Village"
The Government Signal Service telegraph
line has been completed, and is in working
order SIS far as Neah Bay,W T., and an ofice
has been opened at that plaza. A cable will
bs laid from Neah Bay to Tatcoh Islsnd inn
mediately.
On Friday morning last. says tho Phoebe
(Nsv.l Record, 8 little fellow named Donahue,
aged years, while bis mother was at church,
got his brothers pistol and took q shot at his
little baby sister, and the young scamp proved
himself good marksman. for the bali hit the
baby in the cheek, near the mouth, and made
a flesh wound two inches ia length.
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UTAH.
The Merrnons In Congress.

Salt LAKE, March 195h.-Ihere was q
large attendance at the Mormon Tabernacle
yesterday, TO hear Apessls Cannon and Ell
der Game tell their expsrieecs ia Washington
curing the lase session of Congress. Cannon
was the first speaker, and said matters looked
gloomyfoT the Saints when Senator E3munds
introduced supplemental legislation TO his
anti-polygamy law, but Jere Black, the
apostle Of Democracy. aided in defeating the
measure. at the same time dinner was
given by some Cabinet officer, which caused
the absencs Of many Senators who favored
the measure. and by dilatory motions of its
Democratic friends the amendment was st
last defeated. He had learned since his re-
turn that John Taylor wss feeling terribly
blue At this time, gathered thu holy priest
hood together and repaired to the Endow-
ment House, where they prayed that taeir
enemies might. bs confused and defeated
The Lord answered their prayers, and stood
right in with the brethren. He said the
Church was deeply interested in politics, and
that some people could not distinguish the
hnea between Church and State, they were so
closely blinded. The Lord was now with
thu Saints. AID they would continue to grow
and spread over the country. Caiae's speech
was of the same tenor. and lie appeared to
rejoice ia being tbs representative Of the
Mormon Church 10 the halls of Congress-.
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CLIPPIEGs

To call laundress bosom friend is fat
irony.
The so.called "!mean whites" of Mary-
land sprang from convicted felons and kid
naped paupers brought from the Mother
Country and bound to service for a tenn Of
years. Education was held. of small ac-
count among them for. many years, aud
public schools we're not established until
l72S.
The Lawrencsburg Register says: "Never
growl because newspaper fails to give
every scrap OF news, SO long rs you take no
particular pains to give the editor informa-
tion. The average editor isa't medium,
nor mind reader, but he gets his news
just the same as the milkmsn gets his
milk-by pumping"
''How did you como to break off your
engagement with Miss SNOWFALL ?" asked
one Texas darkey of another. s'In de
fuss place, Uncle Nose, she wasn't berry
young, and she didn't hab no money, and
jswed like de debbel; and secondly, she
wouldn't have me, and vent and married
snudder nigga1, SO 1 tuck de advice OBJ my
frens and jes dropped her"
In 997 Almanser the Great marched
against Compossella, conquered it, rszsd
the city to the ground and drove away TO-
600 captives, some Of whom were COM
PEELED to carry away tho doors of the
Caurch of St. James for the mosque OF
Cordogs, Others to carry the bells, and Gil
to bear something to lay AZ the feet Of the
csliph, in token of subjugatioD.
The Princess OF Wales is fiue needle-
woman, and excels in plain sewing, Of
which ehe is really fond. She does not care
so much for fancy work and embroideries.
She is tall and graceful, and has 2 winning
sweetness OF manner that gains the love of
all who see her. S5e drives out frequently
when il London with her children, and is
often TO be seen in the South Kensirgton
Museum with them.
Captain Boycott, from whose case the
term Of "boycattirg" originated, & few
years ago dare not 60 onssi5eof bis grounds
without body euard. He made visit TO
America. and, finding 10 place ike home,
returned to his boycotted house aud set
about the work of making his peace with
the people. He went at il SO earnestly
and with such honest intention that be Is
now free to 20 where he plessee without
police protection.
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CREMATION UNDER DIFFIcULTIEs.-A A
few years ago the Babus of Calcutta, hear.
ing about q new cremation apparatus in.
vented in America, called "pubiic meet
ing, J" where the members expatiated on the
virtues of the new machine, and subscribed
for it On the spot. The order was sent,
and in due time came the much.coveted ap.
paratus. The Bsbus received it with due
honors, and placed it in one of the princi.
pal burning ghauts. After all the pre-.
scribed sonskars they brought the dead
body to the machine. But here, for the
first time, they became conscious Of a slight
difficulty-they did not know how to use
it They consulted machinists and sani-
tary doctors, who pronounced the appa-
ratus perfectly useless for the cremation OF
Hindu body with the ceremonies enjoined
by the Shastras. Great was the disap.
pointment of the reformors. Bu. they
called another meeting, addressed each
other In long -winded orations, consulted
the authorities, but all to no effect, when,
oh happy thought Brothers, said one
OF the reformers, the best plan would bs
to burn dead bodies near the machine when
we cannot do so in the machine !" The
solution was received with cheers. The
machine may be still found adorning the
ghaut, and round about it are dead bodies
burned in the orthodox fashion. Thus are
the gods of Babudom propitiated, and thus
the spirit of sanitary reform yindicated
Pail Mall Gazette.
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that the door has been shut in faces of forty
little suffering waits during the past three
months; that all the ssylums are full, and
they now appeal for the first time to the
public for aid, in order that they may build
an extension to the Home. An entertain
rnent to help to raise the means for this
object will shortly be given here.
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FOREIGN.
House OF Commons

LONDON, March 19.h.-In the House of
Commons this afternoon, Lord Eiuuad riiz-
maurice, Under Foreign Sec sesary. said the
Government had never rropnsed to appoint
British resident at the Vstic1n.
Lord Fizmaarics also atated that no de-
maad for mediation in the tfouble between
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GENERAL NEWS.

Incendiaries Lynched I'm Montana-FIood
Reports-The Star Route Trial-Damag-
Ing Sforms-smaliest Baby on Record
Double Prize Fight = Woman to be
Notwithstanding Outrage In Penn.
sylvsnia = Train Robbers Captured =
Fires and Loss OF Life-&ffairs IN For-
eign Landslide.
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ARIZONA.
RESOLUTIONS or Confidence.

TUCSON, March 19sh.-At meeting of the
bar tonight, relative TO the suspension of
Wilaon W. Hoover, Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of the Territory. resolutions
OF conf ience were passed, and copiss ordered
sent to the President and Attorney Ger eral.
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The Crop Outlook .
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Death OF a Prominent Citizen.
WALLa WALLA, March 19sh.- Robert
Sto:t, prominent citizsn, died az 2:30 this
p,oruiuo
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Capture Of the Lexington Murderer
Homicide In Lake County-Sew Water
Works In Napa Citv-Chlnanian Con.
yfcted OF Murder-The Mormon Dele
gates In Congress Reason for
Attempting suicI6e-TrienaiaI Conclaye
CirculaF-Thc Gray Defalcati0n-Etc.
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Women seldom stop to think" True
enough, but you might have added" but
they never fail to stop and talk.
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OREGON.
Provisional IDjunction Granted.

PORTLAND, March 19sh.-Judge Deedy, in
the United States Circuit Court to.dsy,
granted provisional injunction in the case
of Wells, Fargo & Co. va. tie Oregon Rail-
road snd Navigation Company. and the same
w. the Oecgon and California Railroad Com
pany. liz his opinion he held that Wells,
Fargo & Co. were duly incorporated, and that
its name wGs legally changed from tire Hoila-
day Overland Mail and Express TO Wells,
Fargo g. Co; that TIE express business was
recognized branch of the carrying trade of
porasions were bound to treat
it accordingly; that railway corpora
ton was created By the State Of Oregon
TO serve the pubic as common carrier for q
reasonable compensation, and must adapt
itself, in ths discharge of its duties TO the
public to the usSges and customs of trade !;
that Section So of the Oregon Corporation
Act, which declares that railway corporations
shall be common carriers, and have authority
to take such tolls for transportation of freight
and passengers as they may preseribs, only
authorizes the taking Of reasonable tolls, and
is a contract with the State TO that effect, but
no more, and what is such reasonable toll or
compensation is question for the Court to
determine in each case. In allowing the in
functions the Court directed that plaintiff
should pay defendants, pending the suit the
same compensation for express facilities as it
had paid heretofore, the Court assuming that
such pay was reasonable.
The Crop Outlook.
PORTLAND, March 19.h-The Oregonian
tonight has detailed crop reports from every
shipping point in the Willamette valley.
Summed up, they are az follows: Ninety pgr
cent. OF the fali-sown wheat was killed or
badly damsged. Enough seed has been
secured from California and the valley ware
houses to resow all the injured fields, and
about three-fourths mas been rsseedsd. The
remaining felds will be reseeded this week.
The acreage viii be about 10 per cent. greater
than last year, and with favorable weather
the yield will be about equal to former years.
IL Umpqua valley only 80 per cent. of the
fields were frozen out.
An Unwefc0me Guest.
PORTLAND, March 19.h.-Frauk Gibson ar
rived here from Spokan Falls by to-night's
train, with a well-aevsloped csse of small
pox. He registered at hotel, but was re-
moved to the pest house.
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REDDINe's Russia Salve- best family salve
in the woodland exceIled for stable use.
Price, 25 cents.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CABLIH, March 19sh.-Passed here to-day
| to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow +.
M. Wilbur, Edward Slavin, Thomas Duser-
bury, Eugene Seltz, New York; Mr.. AMI
| Mrs. II. Harrison, Mrs. j. q. Tolbert. Mr..
and Mrs. N. Fl. A. Mssor, San Frsncisco I;
Mary McGratb, Edward ConnelI, Boston !;
NJ. Rice, Omsha: Miss NJ. Atwood, Logans-
port. Ind. ; 103 emigsant passengers, includ-
| ing 80 males, to arrive in Sacramento March
21st. -@s @-----
NEwHALL, March 19:h.-Passsd here To-.
day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow |:
N. E. Barnes, San Francisco J. II. Dokarty
and wife, Oakland w. II. Lee. Yuba Mrs.
Blockley, Miss Mcknight, John White, S.
Hsighs, Mrs. Hsighs, Mr.. and Mrs. Low,
child and nurse, San Frsncisco; Alfred J.
Kinds. Santa Cruz; W. L. Radcliffe, Wat.
sonville; W. P. Merrill. Castroville; f.
Duiton, San Francisco; G. Wanesti and
family, NJ. Morales, j. M. A. Villa. Mexico !;
A. NJ Ardery and wife, Carson Mrs. F. p.
Carpenter and child, San Francisco Mrs.
Los Angeles J. Petrcff and wife, San Fran
cisco; NJ. Thsxtor aud wife, Pueblo, Col; J.
d. Carmen and wife, Denver A. B. Brunsr,
wife and child, Las Angeles 7. j. Ellington.
Ogden; A. Weihs aud wife. 0. Norman, J.
Bahls A. Palmer, A. Duvsll, w. 81. Daven.
port. e. Skies, San Francisco; Antonio Va
rels, A. Morales, Mexico; J. Barron, Mrs,
Mears, Tombstone; t. w. Strobridgs, Oak
land.
OMAHA, March 19sh.-I,eft here to-day. to
arrive in Sacramento March 23d: T. s.
Trombowen Fargo. Dakota George Ham.
ilton, japan ]. S. Fearon, China S. q.
Booth. New Haven Miss Hale, Bay City.
Mich; Mrs. Spragus, Mics Diamenti, China (;
Miss Victoria Vokes, Miss Josie Vokes. Bes.
sic Sansom Lillford, Arthur Fawdon Vokes.
Fred Voker, John P. Smith, Liliis voIes,
Popie Vokes, hrs. Fred Vokes. Mrs. Vokes'
Mr.. John P. Smith, London, Eog.; Thomas
Blakeley, New York.
Forty through emisrsntsl left on last Sa.ur-
day nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sac.
ramento March 25 b, and go left last night.
| Co arrive March 26th.
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DOMESTIC.

t.rpclAL DISPATCHES TO THE RzeonD-unos.l
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The QUITS PeF1Tsa and Rabber Rsspa sses,
ur1ng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q Rubber Good,
cs every description. Patentees Of tho celebrated
'sEaltsse Gross Brand Carbolired Hose. Corne,
First and Market streets. J. ". TAYLOR, Esnsrgr
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE RECORD -usIoy.l
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HkRDWARE. ron. sTEHr. HrC.

g. EsErEEsna q Co.-Manuiactursrs and I'm.
portsrs. No. 336 kesrny St, neer Pine. The finest
hsts at the lowest prices Factory: II Belden ST.
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The Coed TempIars' 0rphans' Ho

PETALUMA, March 19tb.-Colonel George
Bsbccek, financial agent of the Good Temp
lars on Friday evening, and again on Satur-
day evening. He is here in the interest of
the Good Templsrs' Orphans Home at Val
lsio. He reports that the Home is full;
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FRESNO, March 10 19sh.-Yesterday afternoon
Sheriff Mesny, of Merced, assisted by Dspu-
ty Sheriff Davis and Sheriff Brenham, #
Santa Clara county, arrested man supposed
TO be Jewell, the Santa Clara county mur-
derer, between Made.a snd Bsrenda. He
made no resistance, but was ct once heavily
iroued and brought to this place by the night
train and lodged in jail. He was this morn
ing taken to Santa Clara county. Meany
first got track of Jewell at Firebaugh's Ferry,
and arrested him there Last Saturday, but re.
leased him because he was not wounded in
the head, as described by Majers, nor in the
hand but subsequent dispatch caused him
to pursue and arrest him. When be arrived
at Firebaugh's he was on horse answering
the description Of the one stolen from Santa
Clara county,
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srATLoNHRs, PRINTERS, sTo.
Fs. &. G;roeszer & Ca.--Importing and Manuiact.
1ring Ststioners, Printers aud LithogrSpher7, Nos
s15, III and eI2 Bush street above S2nsOme.
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RunBRR avn oIL eoops.

sIawloy Bros Hardware Co.-Importers OF
EaSuwa-s and Agricultural inpleuenta, Nos 9o1
Sc, s95, sOT and 500 Market street, Eau Frar soo.
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory


safker a HaDiltOn-Importers Of Agricultural
implements and Hardware; Agents OF the Benicia
A2rl Works Junction Market, Pine and Davis SITS.
George 4. Davis e CO.-Msnufacturers' Agents,
227 and 329 Market street.
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ERIE lPs.). March 19th.-A revolving out
rage was perpatrassd in the neishboriug vii
lage Of Findlsy' Lake. The relatives 81 the
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SACRAMENTO RECoRD-ssmloRs.
San EraReIseO GfIIce, No. 8 New MontgOm-
cry street palace HoteD-F. Z. Haswell, Agent.
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FRESNO March 19sh.-Yon All Fcok was
convicted OF murder in frat degree, and inn
prisonmsnt in the State Prison for life fixed
as the penalty, by the jury on Saturday
night. He aided in numbering All Chung at
Borden last November.
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Bond Election 10 be Called.

SAN Francisco. March 19ih.-The Board
of Supervisors, at their meeting tonight,
adopted resolution asking the Election
Commission to call bond election on the
18th of April, 1888.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
HATS

EasaEa Gates.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to 722
montgomery st, 5. =. Country orders solicited.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND

Advertisements Of FIVE lines in this department are
nseEed for % cents fer time: thres times foS ba
ssnta or rs cants per week
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UPPER LAKE, March 19sh.-James Moore
was shot and instantly killed at Lower Lake
yesterday by Bob Mathews. There had been
an old feud existing between the parties for a
year or two, and they met yesterday, when
Moore jumped upon Mathews and bruised
him considerably sbous che head snd face.
when soma bystanders separated them; and
while they were holding Mathews he drew
his pistol and used it with the above result.
EIa NOM in all az aLararf
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9TgSEsR RE- N,
WANTED.
10 LET 0R FOB SALE.

AsyegsarAsats CT five lines IN this department. aye
nEsrted for . Cents 10, dine: shres sne1 foE So
osuts q y septl per veek.
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CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.) March 19th.-Mrs.
Marian Poe, wife OF prominent merchant,
Thursday gave birsh to a child weighing only
one and a half pounds. It is eleven inches
long, and no portion Of It's body il more than
six inches in circumference. The head ia no
larger than a large English walnut, and the
hand is not larger than Eve cent piece.
The child is perfectly formed and has good
Iungs.
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Items.

A fearful and disastrous earth
quake was experienced in Ecuador
on May 10Th. Many houses were de-
molished, causing great loss of life.
The volcano of Cotopaxi is now in
active eruption.
At Llano, Texas, Court is now in
session, and the attorneys and solic-
itor are somewhat surprised at find
ing only thirty murder cases on the
calendar. They begin to think that
that place is getting civilized.
Indiana comes to the front with
the champion brute. His name is
Hawkins. He hated his little girl
so much that he cursed her after she
lay dead in her coffin, AMI gave her
brother a savage beating Tor asking
him to stop.
On the 14th inst. Secretary Teller
paid to Chief Bushyhead, of the
Cherokee Indians. the 100000 ap-
propriated by Congress for lands
ceded to the United States by the
Cherokee Nation. Old Bushy had
better not stay around Washington
long, or the Star Route thieves may
interview him.
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The Slayer Slain.

A few months ago great excite
ment was created in Uniontown, Pa.
at the killing of Captain Mutt by 8
man named Dukes. 1t appears that
Dukes had ruined Nuts daughter,
and fearing that Mutt would wreali
vengeance on him, ne met and killed
Mutt, thus adding murder to his ruin
of the family. Dukes was arrested
and tried for the murder, but he was
acquitted. The Indignation of the
good people of the town at this YER
dict was almost beyond expression
1t was freely remarked that he ought
to be lynched, but the threat was
not carried out. Last week son o1
the murdered man, James Mutt, met
the seducer and murderer on the
street, and a difficulty ensued il
which Dukes was killed. The kill
ing of the scoundrel meets with the
approval of all the decent people o.
that section. However, young Mutt
is under arrest to await trial, and he
has the sympathy Of the whole com
munity with him.