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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, January 11th.-Passed here TO-
day, to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow
G. H. Freedma, Victoris, B. c.; Ira L..
Trendall, D. D. Dare, ID. Rsdman, c. J..
Johnson, Cheyenne G.. Freeman, Boston,
Mass; DIR. G. B. Kenney, Brooklyn, N. Y;
E. 7. B. Mills, San Francisco; Miss Nettie
Dick, Baltimore; J. A. Holmes, +. Frender-
burg. Tuscarora; Thomas Hogan, Buffalo,
N. Y; T. S. Meade, Portland, Or; Mrs.
McIntire, Butte. Mont. Mrs. Freleigb, New
York; twenty-five emigrant passengers. IL
cluding twenty males, to arrive in Sacramento
January 13sh.
OMAHA, January 11th.-Left here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento January 18th G..
G. Huntley. Washington s. S. Akin, Bos-
ton VIM. II. II. WATSON, Washington ID.
Flint, wife and daughter, Sacramento; s. c..
Brooks, Cleveland; G. S. Col, New York
France Leroy, San francisco; Miss Flora
Buck, Sacramento: Mrs. Charles Fish,
Blsnch Fish, Stanley Fish. Martinez, Cal.
Thirty through enligrants left on last
nights emigrsnt train, to arrive in Sacra.
mento January 18Th.
NEwHALL, January 11th.-Passed here TO-
day, TO arrive in San Francisco tomorrow:
Charles Silent, Tucson Mrs. Mary Preeyou,
Albany James Heron, San Francisco II.
p. Baldwin, Sandwich Islands; w. II:
Bailey, Hawaii Louis Blank, San Fran.
cisco; w. s. Kimball, Walla Walla; 4.
MCPHERSON, NJ. NJ. Drsw, San Francisco; II.
Gross, Chicago; Jerome F. Wilson, San
Francisco; G. Maxwell, G. l.. Mccoy, Oak.
land; Mrs. Ferguson. San Jose; j. Miller,
Los Angeles J. w. Heating. Sacramento
j. Bernstein, Georgia +. Lodgewel Ore
gon; Henry Woods, Ksnss City; Benton
Hoover, Montana J. Edges, Texas; r. G.
Conner, Los Angeles; Mrs. I. G. Tiblot,
Kansas City.
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THIS moRNINa's Egwa.

In Eew York Government bonds are quoted at
I19g for "a Of 1907; 1888 for As; lo2 for s!s
uterIiug, q s2a4 &c; silver bars, 1901.
Silver In London, 5Osd; cousOls, 1o1 3-l6d;
per cent United States bonds, extended, lc6; As,
I2s; SIS, lls.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted al
s7@s7t cents
Mining stocks were fairly active in San Francisco
yesterday morning, and prices keep up pretty well
amid the shower OF assessments. Several Of the
Comstocks found no buyers. but that is a common
affair Of late.
Patrick Biggins has been found guilty at Fresno
of murder in the second degree.
Two young children were burned to death Tues
day night at Mobs.lg, No.
During 1882 there arrived in Canada 5000 per-
sons 1900 Of whom went on to the United States.
Judgment has been rendered against Bradllugh
in his action against the Deputy Sergeant alarms
Of the House q Commons.
bill has been Introduce in the Nevada Senate
TO make the salaries and fees Of public officials sub
iect TO attachment.
The Mexican coast experienced disastrous storm
Tuesday.
linen factory in Belfast, Ireland, has been
burned, causing boss OF eso,ooO.
The Bulgarian Ministry has resigned.
The total issue Of gold certificates to date amounts
TO s65,5l9,sio.
A prominent citizen Of Audubon county, Iowa,
was robbed Of 27,OOoin cash Tuesday night.
c. Buda shot andkilled Henry Durley, bis brother
inlaw, in Central City, H., Tuesday.
Frein Chicago.
The Grand Consistory of California of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite of Masonry met in San
Francisco yesterday.
The bin for the relief of Fitz John Porter was
passed in the United States Senate yesterday by
vote of 80 to 27.
The population of Cleveland, Ohio is found by
the census TO be $4,000.
In collision between steamer and Govern
ment tug near Portland, Or, both vessels were
somewhat damaged.
It IS reported that line of steamers is to be
put on between San Francisco and Guaymas.
telephone line eleven miles long is in successful
operation in Nevada
Two employees OF the ophir and ChoIlar mines
were seriously Injured yesterday.
Additional details are given this morning of the
terrible calamity at Milwaukee.
The session of Che Legislature yesterday was
principally confined to the introduction of a vast
number Of bills Senate Bill No. provides for the
repeal Of the Sunday law.
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ELEVATORS AS FIRE.DRArTs.

In the Newhall House, as in hundreds OF
previous fires, the passenger elevator car
risd the flames to the top of the building,
and distributed them over every floor,
with such rapiiity that the inmates could
not escape. Watcher the fire originated
in the elevator is not clear, but we know
from experience that whenever fire STARTS
anywhere near one of those shafts, the up
ward draft Is certain to draw it in and to
carry it to tie top Of the building. But
for the elevator shaft it is almost certain
that the Newhall House fire could either
have been controlled, or the people in the
hotel would have mad time to escape. The
elevator as q factor in the modern hotel is
indeed of very doubtful value. 1t enables
hotels to be built higher than ever. 1t
enables their pIoprietors to let the top
floors as easily as the lower ones. But in
case Of FIRE il almost insures the rapid
destruction of the whole building, and i:
cuts off the inmates Of the upper floors
from escape. No way hiss yet been found
of avoiding the dangers which the elevator
shaft creates. In warehouses it is common
to have closely fitting trap-doors which
shut eff every floor in the shaft when the
elevator is not running. But in most
hotels the elevator is in use day and night,
and therefore such precaution cannot
well be taken. It is evident, however,
that few appalling disasters like that at
Milwaukee viii make it necessary to in.
sure the safety of large hotels, since unless
something in this direction is done the
public will become afraid to occupy that
class of buildings.
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at Jersey City, was locked in a cell last
night, unable to secure bail.

Nh Scfsey Olty, WAS kuCAco IL ScAi AHe '
| night, unable to secure bail.
The Bulgarian Ministry has resigned, the
Russian and Bulgarian members of the Cab
met declining to cooperate any longer.
| Early yesterday morning FIRE in the whole
sale grocery Of Barnard. Lyman & Co., Chica-
go, caused a loss of SIC. 900 to $4,000. Fully
| insured.
TIE total issue of gold certificates TO date
| is S65, 519, S40-of which amount SAG. 20S. $50
ia in circulation. and SIS, 81. 400 still in the
| treasury.
| It is intended to blow up the masts, fun
nels and bowsprit of the City of Brussels.
when as much of tie cargo IS possible will
be saved.
DIR. S. NJ. Ballard, prominent politician
and land owner. was robbed Of $27, 900 cash
| at his farm IN Audubon county, Iowa, Tues
day night.
William Rucknell has given the Trustees of
the University of Lewisburg (Bsptist) a
check for S100, 000 on condition that $50 600
more be raised.
At Moberly, Mo, Tuesday night, shanty
belonging to James Davenport, Negro was
burned, together with his young children.
The parents were absent.
George M. Barnes, Chairman of the Demo-
cratic State Committee of Michigan, is en-
deavoring to organize q Fusion party and
elect jonathan j, Woodman to the Senate.
The Grand Jury at Washington are inves
tigsting the star route jury bribery cases.
Frank II. Hall, charged with bribiDg the
colored juror Brown, is under examination.
A lively correspondence is again progress
ing between Esgan and Pigott concerning
the Land League funds. Pigots declares
that e100, 600 of the funds is not accounted
for.
At Medic, Penn, the testimony for the
defense in the Melville habeas corpus hearing
contradicted nearly every point raised by the
plaintiff. Mrs. Melville stigmatizsd as false
every assertion made by her husband.
Gsb Dude, a young man living in Central
City, Ill, went to the house of his brother-in-
law Henry Durley, and without warning
fired three shots at him, killing him instantly.
Buda escaped. Family troubles caused lie
act.
A correspondent of the London Times
writes that the announcement Of SANKEY'S
indisposiiion is probably ruse. and there is
every reason to believe that if De Brazzs at
tempts to encrosch he viii meet warm re-
caption.
The New York Financial Chronicle gives
the earnings of forsy-eight of the PRINCIPAL
raHroauS OF bne CniVeu otates Ior OecempeF,
1882, as S21. 35S 623, being 81, 654, 34S more
than for December, 1881, thus showing an in
crease of 81 per cent.
The Court in London yesterday gave judg-
ment against Charles Bradlaugh in his action
against Erskine. Depu y Sergeant-at-A Arms
of the House Of Commons, for an assault on
the occasion of Bsadlaugh attempting to
enter the House OF Commons snd take his
seat SIS member after a resolution had bsen
passed prohibiting him from so doing
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aLApsreaR oYsRwoRKEp.

It need surprise no one to be told that
Gladstone IS suffering from overwork, for
the real wonder is that he has not long
since killed himself with work. Very few
men in any part Of the world, or in any
age. have led 80 persistently laborious and
'exhausting life. For nearly fifty years
he has been in public life, and during the
greater part of that time he has been
party leader or . member of the Govern
ment. He has passed weeks together,
night after night, in the House of Com.
mons, not seldom detained there
until coc!scrow. He has taken an
active part ia tie fercest campaigns of the
century, on one occasion making three
speeches day, travelling continually. He
has in the intervals framed and fought
through seSies of the most important and
complicated measures. He has admins
tered the government of vast empire.
In his leisure hours he has bsen writing
books about the place and time of Homer,
the gods of Greece, and simulsr subjects, or
choppingdown trees in hispark atHawarden
How many Young men are there capable OF
getting through one half the days work of
this amazing veteran? No wonder that at
times, as he approaches his eightieth yesr,
he should feel some decline of his originally
splendid powers, and should confess to be-
ing tired.
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THE great value of Mrs. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for all diseases Of
women is demonstrated by every day expe-
risnce. The writer of this had occasion to
step into the principal Pharmacy of city of
lao. coo inhabitants, and on inquiry as to
which is the most popular proprietary med.
icine Of the time, was answered that Mrs.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound occupies q
most conspicuous place in the front rank of
all the remedies of this class now before the
public Il Journal
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Livingston, w. l., has sixty saloons.
The river at Deer Lodge, M. T., is frozen
over.
The output of the King county (Oregon)
coal mines during 1882 was about l7O, 600
tons.
A large portion of the Cajon valley, in
San Diego, is to be planted with raisin
grape vines.
The assessed valuation of Montana prop
erty was about one-third greater in 1852
than in 1881.
A water.pipe mandatory is contem-
plated at Seatco, w. T., the purpose being
to employ convict labor.
The Lodi Sentinel complains that real es-
tate in that town is held at too high a
price, and checks prosperous growth.
A loss of some S4O0 at faro was the prin-
cipal cause that led "Old Man" McElroy
to commit suicide at Palisade, New, last
week.
Coyotes are plentiful in she valleys be.
tween Tuscarora and Elko, New. It is
not an unusual sight for passengers to see
half dozen.
Several Indians have recently been
killed on the Skagit, W. T., and no at
tempt has been made to bring their muir
derers to justice.
Last week two Miles City IN. T bust.
ness men played a game of euchre of 250
points, for oysters Business must be
lively in that town.
At the Suscol orchards pecan trees are
growing vigorously, and at some other
places in Napa valley few trees grown
from tie seed are doing nicely.
Mr.. Foren, of Prineville, Or, while en-.
gagged in shoeing horse, was struck by
! the aLimal in the forehead, from the effect;
of which he died three days after.
The Emperor of the Bsnnack tribe, with
| two Expresses and papoose Princes. were
engaged during the week in fishing Christ
mas gifts out of the swill barrels in Dillon
| M. T.
The Los Angeles papers ara pleased ovel
| the prospects for narrow gauge railroad
| from Los Angeles to Pasadena, a distance
of about nine miles. 1t is stated that the
immediate building of the road is an as
sured fact.
Last Saturday little boy named Nick,
erson was dragged from the seat of pass
ing wagon by sagging telegraph wire
near Compton and had his skull broken.
He died Monday night from the effects o.
the accident.
On Monday, January Sth, there were
694 men employed on Mare Island, and
distributed az follows Yards and docks,
254 equipment, 81; navigation, ord
nance, 10; construction, 2f6 steam en-
gineering, 100; provisions and clothing, g.
Alexander Jones escspAd Tuesday even.
ing from Deputy Sheriff az the pest-house
near Red Bluff, where he was being
guarded with two other prisoners, all being
under quarantine. Jones was usder in,
dictment by the Grand Jury, charged with
burglary.
The Helena on. T Herald says Some
years ago celestial settled in Bsaverhead
county. The Chinaman cut off his queue
and commenced living after the fashion Of
America. He went into the stock-raisine
business, and is now rich enough to pay
SlS5 taxes this year.
| The Napa Reporter says L. F. Wilson,
who died in Napa Monday, had been doc
toring horses for pinkeye, and it is believed
by some that he became inoculated with
the disease. which is said to be contagious
Portions of his body We're found spreckled
with red spots, characteristic of the dis
ease in horses.
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Honest and Liberal.

When the Hops in each bottle of Hop Bit.
ters lat the present price. 81 % per pound)
cost more than bottle is sold for, besides
the other costly medicines, and the quality
and price are kept the same, we think it Is
honest and liberal in the proprietors, and no
one should complain, or buy or use worthless
stuff or cheating bogus limitations because
the price is less.
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TOME AND ABROAD.

senafe-weather in the East-stOrm on
The Mexican Coast-Generai sherman
and the Presidency-Trouble with Des-
peradoes In Colorat0-Further from th e
European Flooded Districts-Etc.
lsPEcrAI DISPATCHES TO TIE RECORD uMos.l
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Disastrous storm i'm Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, January 11tb.-The
storm at Vera Cruz Tuesday ives more dises
trous than st first reported. The American
steamer James A. Gary, the schooner The.
resa G. and Mexican bark are a complete
loss The crews were saved. The stea ner
had already discharged. The roofs of the
railroad warehouses were carried away, and
much damage done to goods. The works for
narbor Improvement were completely de-
stroyed, and many lighters and small craft
wrecked. The Mexican schooner Amidiba is
ashore near Alton Lizards. The crsg were
saved.
The Sreaf Floods.
vienna January 11tb.--A portion of the
city of Grsu. on tha Danube, is fooee1.
Eleven houses have heen demolished.
BEnLIs, January 11th-The extsnt of the
flooded country ia the mi idle Rhiae Districts,
exclusive of the tributaries of that river, il
computed TO be 700 fquaEe kilomesers, or
nearly half as large sgain IS the Lake of Con-
stance.
The King Of Bavaria has given second
10 900 marks for the relief of his distressed
subjects.
PEsTH. January 1.h.-Throuehout the
flooded districts of Hungary there will car
tainly be famine unless assistance is prompt.
VIENNA, January 11th-The entire village
Of Ratahsza has been washed away.
Booih In Berlin.
BERLIN, January 11th. = Edwin Booth
opened his engagement az the Residens Thea
Ter tonight. appearing as Hamlet. The
house was crowded, and the performance was
a perfect success.
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ESCAPE Fsom DJaEIxG BUILDINGS

ESCAPE FsoM BURNING BUILDINGS
At she Milwaukee FIRE it is evident that
1lnny lives were lost through reliance upon
the praoticability of catching people jump
ing from great nights, in canvases or
blankets. In every such case those hold.
inc the canvas or blanket failed to break
the shock Of the fall It may perhaps be
doubted whether it IS possible to catch a
person jumping from sixth story, so long
as the canvas is held within couple OF
feet of the ground. In each cases it ought
to be stretched as least six feet from the
ground, to allow for the unavoidable sag
under the strain. Bat the worst error
consists in the manner of holding these
canvas sheets. They are held by num-
Der of men all of whom face inwards.
Now in this position it is impossible for
them to offer much resistance to strain
which pulls them forward. In order to
obtain the greatest possible resisting power
thew ought to face outward, holding the
sheet on their shoulders, and all leaning
strongly away from the center. Ii this
plan were followed we are confident that
the sheets would be found really useful at
fires, whereas up to the present time they
nave only served to lure people to their
death, by Offering an Elusive semblance OF
escape from the flames.
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I.crease of Peusion.

Thousands entitled under new laws, which
are more liberal. Also pensions procured for
disabled soldiers, widow, etc. Address, with
stamps, Stoddart & Co., AIS G street, N. W,
Washington, ID. @.
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PIGEON MATCH.

AN INTERESTING PIGEON SHOOT WILL
"A take pla e at OAK HALL, on he Riverside
Roal, NEXT SUNDAY. January l4th, at 1880 A. M,
between JOHN COCHRAN, of Sacramento, and
FRANK RADCLIFFE, for purse of $50 Plenty
OF good strong pigeons on hand for pool shooting.
iI2 Or
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Er. la Mars Seminal Pills cure ali
cases of Nervous Debility and Physical Prostration,
such as Loss OF VIgor, Nocturnal Emissions 1mpo-
tency and the many distressing ailments caused by
Indiscretion, Dissipation and SslfAbuse This peer
less remedy invigorates and builds up The whole
eystem, repairs waste and arrests decay. To the
Feeble and Infrn, to the Prematurely Old, and 10
all who need a Health Giving Tonic Elixir, DR. LA
MARS SEMINAL PILLS are confidently recon-
mended Price, 50 so per bottle. Sent by mail on
receipt OF price, or by express, @. o. D., to any
address, secure from observation. Address all or
ders to A. McBOYLE & CO., Druggists, 5o4 Wash
ington street. San Francisco. Postofice Box 1852.
n2Sm
For the Ladies.-Please ask yeur pisy.
sician his opinion Of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
VINE, PEPslN AND CALISAYA BARK combined,
as Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia Indigestion. II
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSIN WINE BITTERS.
au24 Aim
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THE HOTEL HORROR.

Additional Details OF the Milwaukee
CaIamify-PersonaI Experiences Related
Further Names OF Lost and sayed-Ex-
piorin& tle auins-Number of Victims
MISUNDERSTANDING scenes-At Least
One Hundred Lives Lost.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


The Annual aud Regular Monthly AR
meeting of the Commissioned officers of the IVA
First artillery Regiment will take place t-ffs<
THIS (friday) EVENING, at Headquarters sssskSzS
Fatigue uniform, with sword and belt By order Of
COLONEL T. w. SHEEHAN.
FRED. EEARy, Captain and Adjutant. [B. CT liz 1t
WY ANTED-A BOY FOR A GRoCERY-oNE
w who has had some experience preferred APP
ply at Grocery corner Seventh and streets. il2St
I'd EwARD BOOK NO. 4,2s5 OF TIE sACRA-
HI mento Free Library, Vol. ii. Z" Arabian
Nights" was taken about Fix weeks ago from the
parlors of the International Hotel. The rerson
returning the to this office viii receive So, and
no questions asked j123t
EyoR sALE-TEN-ACRE LOT IN ONE oFfsfs
Il the Colonies near Fresno all planted inS1Yfs
vineyard and orchard, years old and in No. s-1>@'
l condition Will be sold cheap fer cash. For par
ticulars call on or address A. J. HENRY, Western
Hotel, Sacramento. j12-6t~
y0oR sALE-LoT NO S, CORNER OF - -
Twenty-eighth and n streets, with the R:iii.
house thereon. will sell cheap and on easy I'LL
terms II you want it, cali on CARL SlR0BEL,
your Broker, S2l street j1S-1t*
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SKINNY MEN.-"Wells' Health Remover"
restores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia,
impotence. 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The census shows that Clevelano's popula-
ton is 1913, 000-a gain in one year Of 5000.
The linen factory Of Richardson & Owen,
at Belfast, Ireland, las been burned. Losr,
e30, 600.
Playfair does not retire from Par,isment.
He has only resigned the Office Of Deputy
Speaker.
In the libel suit at London of Bel, the
artist, VS.. Laws, the editor, the defendant
asks new trial.
During the year past l75 600 persons ar
rived in Canada, 1900 OF whom went on to
tie United States.
President Boice, of the wrecked City Bark
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Nor drink, rot sold in bar.rooms, but 3
reliable non-alcoholic tonic medicine. useful
at all times. and in all seasons. Is Browns
Iron Bitter.
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~ The Diamond Dyes for family use have
no equals. All popular colors easily dyed,
fast and beautiful. 10 cents package.
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REMOVAL.

ENHE AGENCY HEADQUARTERS OF THE
Western Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
Of California, has been removed from corner of ]
and Fourth streets tn 1907 Fourth street, between
] and X, St George Building
liz Imis ] Il. SULLIVAN, Agent.
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ESPECIAL By TELEGRAPH TO THE REcORD-usros.l
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Tucson, A. T.. wants a new charter.
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SACRAMENTO BANK.
DivIDEAE1 NOTICE.

AT A MEETING OF The BOARD OF
N Directors CT the Sacramento Bank, held
JANUARY s, 1888, DIVIDEND was declared for
the semi annual term ending DECEMBER 80, 1882,
at the rate OF 1900 per cent. per ansum on
ordinary deposits. ard per cent. per annum on
term deposits and paid-up stock, and payable on
AID after JANUARY 10, 1883.
iIo- ED. &. HAMILTON, Cashier.
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MILWAUKEE. January 11th.-A force of
about 100 men, under the supervision OF the
Board of Public Works, was set at work this
morning, first tearing down the totterins
walls. and then clearing away the debris
looking for bodies. The clearing away is
now in progress on the Broadway front, the
bricks and timbsrs being thrown into the
street. Broadway between Wisconsin and
Michigan strests Is closed to traffic. and the
entire pile of ruins viii be Iaoved. The
men are working in gangs, and have been
sworn Ia the same SIS special police: Every
article of valus found IS taken il charge by
the authorities.