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CREDIT MoBILIER.
Denial ot Schuyler Colfax that lie was
Connected Herewith

Following is the letter of Schuyler Col.
fax, alluded to in our dispatches yesterday
morning. written to the Lockport On. "
Journal.
SOUTH BEND Qnd). July 3d-The editorial TO
which mY attention has been drawn, while Swing
correctly will not consent to return to public
life, also expressed confidence that the people he.
lieve in my integrity, confidence Of which / have
had go msny gratifying proofs in my independent
and Ell y0Gle ecturing tours. As to the Credit
Mobilier stock, to which YOU alude, can only re-
peat that never had share Of it dollar of its
dividends, l having voluntarily abandoned, four
years before the public scandal an incomplete con
tract to take Of it. Mr. Ames testified that he
was holding its stock in trust for General Garfield
ID. W Kelly and myself which ail three Of us denied
under oath, and that the three initial checks he pro-
duceG-two for S3 and one fer q, ,2O0-represented
dividends paid US on it, But he presented no re-
ceipts from either Of Us. He he'd no Endorsement
by either OF us on these initial checks, and no
witness to their pretended payment, while
we all swore we never had seen them
and never had received the amounts named
in the checks as dividends, and the cashier of the
Sergeant at Arms swOre to his belief that he paid
these very identical checks to Ames himself aud
John T. Drew, lawyer of Vermont, when he re-
turned from Europe after Congress had adjourned,
averred he the 81, 200 Ames drew as q check to
" s. c. or bearer, paid by Ames TO another man
with whom he had been talking. as other claims
of the late Mr.. Ames have since been settled and as
of the stock he said he ho ding in trust for
has been found among his papers, it is evident
as automatic truth that there was no such stock
and in the face OF the fact that however confused
his memory might have been by the great excite
ment of the period, the three initial checks were SO
different from all the rest Of the represented aban
doned stock on which he had himself collected divi-
dends But, having no fear of Gods judgment upon
my integrity and truthfulness in this matter only
refer il here thus briefly because Of your highly
appreciated editorial sCHU YLER CoLFAX.
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ity for injuries from of these causes by requir
ing the shipper to provide an attendant but this IN
the Of less than carloads, is eyaded, and the
company has yet found means to enforce its rule
in this regard.
though transportation is its business, and its
capacity is not half taxed, the company would
gladly surrender its revenues derived from trans
porting live stock in less than carload quantities to
be relieved from the oblgation-f it is under any
OF handling it.
The carrier performs no service relatively so
cheap.
GENERAL PROTEST REPEATED.
With respect to the other changes proposed, the
company respectfully repeats its general protest.
The question cannot have had that calm delibera-
ton proceeding from careful analysis and diligent
research necessary to determine judgment. What
evidence has been offered that the charges OF the
Central Pacific Railroad Company onerous and
eXacting?
What inquiry has been made as to whether arbi-
trary reductions OF its revenues will not cripple the
company, cause it to default in its interest compel
discontnuanee OF dividends and make the discharge
Of its obligations TO the General Government i'm
possible! Can rejecting men believe, for a mo-
ment, that the State through the exercise OF its
arbitrary power, injure the very backbone Of
Its 1Inni srcial life and the commonwealth remain
unsettled
Common prudence dictat deliberaton and in
vest'gation before action upon the part OF your
commission. The means being employed to
force hasty and illadvsed action upon the part OF
the Commission shosld induce reflection and hes
itation A high minded honorable man. cool and
dispasslonate though he may be, may well distrust
his Judgment under such pressure as some are
endeavoring to bring TO bear on your hoaorable
Board
TIE Central Pacific Company DOES not fear the
tests which careful inquiry and Just comparisons
will make OF its policy with respect to freights but
it solemnly protests against reductions inspired by
political influences, and all interference with its
tariffs which does not proceed from due censidera-
tion Of the private as well as the public interests
involved. Very respectfully,
A. n. TOWNE. General Manager.
By j. c. STUBBs, Freight Traffic Manager, Central
Pacific Railroad COMPANY
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Daring Bank Robbery,

SAIL LAKE, July l0th.-This afternoon, at 4,
o'clock, two men entered lions Savings Bank, on
Main street. and while one engaged the attention Of
Mr.. Schettler, the Cashier, the other struck him
over the head with iron bar, telling him to the
floor. The robbers then gathered eli the money in
sight and The noise attracted the attention OF
parties in the building, who rushed in as the
robbers out. They found the Cashier bleeding
freely, but his wounds are pronounced not danger
Gus. The Cashier identified one Of the robbers as
David Rich aud the other he says ne knows by
sight Neither Of them haa been captured, but Off
GERS are in pursuit. The amount Of money stolen is
not yet known, bnt it is supposed that it will not
exceed a hIndred dollars
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uNInN HOTEL
HO WARD HOTANDCOLD
MINERAL SPRINGS.
Lake County California.

A LII DISEASES RELIEVED 4 rn-0
N and cured by drinking and tsZsarsA~ Il
bathing in the waters Of these ~ sJs.s.Ss7ssA ~
celebrated Springs Female dis - u.
eases, fever and aeue, and all all-~-@==z-----i<- -
complaints arising from diseased condition of the
liver specially.
Fotel accommodations ara firstclass in every par
ticuaI Board, Room and Bath, SO to Sl2 per
week. Children under 10 years, So; over 10 years,
81 Route Take morning train from San Fran
F. Fishers Stages will convey passengers TO Lower
Lake on Monday, Wedn sday and Friday, and TO
Glenbrook on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of
each week, at which points connections are made
by the Howard Springs stage.
For further psrt ;ulars address
MRS. CAROLINE HEISCH,
Proprietress of Howard Spriags Lower Lake, Lake
county California ie2Q-tf
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OTHER COMPARISONS.

Another compares the grain rates OF the Central
Pacific to Port Costa from all points beginning at
GoodyeaTs (677 miles distant) and running via the
California Pacific and Northern roads to Tehama,
in the upper Sacramento valley distant 155 miles,
with rates charged for like distances to Milwaukee
by the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway,
another of the great railroads of the Northwest.
On basis OF equality OF tonnage from all points, the
average charge in cents per ton per mile, of the
Central Pacific compares with that of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul 81 is to 3 342 the East.
ern road charging an average of SO per cent. more
than the Central Pacific
Another exhibit shows the average grain rate of
The Central Pacific to Port Costa from stations be-
tween Goodyear's and willows, to compare with the
average Of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway
for like distances in Illinois, to Chicago 70 is to
303 cents per ton per mile, the Eastern charge be-
ing higher by 9s9 per cent. than that of the Cali
forna road.
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have used Hunts Remedy for the kidney COM
plaint and having been fully restored to health by
its use, can testify to its value.
Daily recommend il to some one of my friends,
all OF whom know have been benefited by its use.
Gratefully, GEO P. cox.
Maiden, Mass, Asril %, 1888 nGIy-MWF&w1y
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Very WeII PINT.

Why do we defer till tomorrow what we
should do to-day? Why DO we neglect a
cough till it throws US into consumption, and
consumption brings as TO the grave? DIR.
VIM. Halls Balsam is sure TO cure if taken
in season. It has never been known 20 fail.
Use it thoroughly according to directions.
Persevere till the disease is conquered, as i. ia
certain to be, even if it should require $
dozsn bottles. There il no betser medicine
for pulmonary disorders. Sold everywhere.
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TRANSPORTATION OF LIVE STOCK.

The rates live stock in car loads, and or wool.
in both oais and smaller quantities, should not
be disturbed for the reason that at the nstance
your predecessors in Office general and material re.
ductions were made in the rates on these articles.
which reduced rates. taking effect June 1, 1881.
have since continued and are now in force
BY reference to table published by the Railroad
Commission May H. 1881, it win be observed that
these reductions ranged frsm per cent to over 5O
per cent, as rule the larger reductions being made
in the highest rs te5 for the loLger haus
Tae rnle for charging for the transportation of
live stock IN less than car osds, is to rate one ami
NAL ton; two animals as one and three or1ar.
ter tons three animals two and one-half tons, and
each additional animal one-half ton Of rst-elass
freight, and 90 on until the charge for the lot equals
toe ca rye Tor carload, thas being the maximum
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RECON.
AdvIces fro,n Partrand.

PORTLAND, July 10th - Alfred Anderson. the
fratricide, has but nine days more 10 live unless
Governor Moody interferes. OF executive elem.
encY there is very little hope, the Governor has
said that he will not inter ere. Anderson is very
restless and sleeps little during the night He Is
longer heard to use profane language and spends
most of his time perusing the Bible. He manifests
no disposition to make a confession.
The long tunnel at Cow creek, on the Oregon and
California Railway extensioa, win be finished by the
20th OF August, aud SO all other grading s nearly
hopes OF trains reaching there by December The
crossing of Rogue river will be a very expensive
piece of work. The engineer Of the Oregon end Of
the work and the engineer in charge Of the Califor-
MIA part met not l ng siace, and together selected
the point Of meeting OF the two roads 1t is about
two miles south Of the State line
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W1,srnr For.r,h a. An nA

:.
GEsTs-I desire TO express to you my
thanks for your wonderful Hop Bitters. L
was troubled with dyspepsia Tor Ave years
previous TO commencing the use of Jour Hop
Bitters some six months ago. Ny cure has
been wonderful. l an pastor OF Tho First
Methodist Church Of this place, and my
whole congregation can testify 10 the great
virtues Of your bitteTs.
Very respectfully.
REv. 81. FEREBEE,
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The manufacturers Of DR.. Prices Flavor.
ing Extracts ana Cream Baking Powder.
with their large trade, wide reputation, and
constantly increasing popularity, have too
mash az seske tc put upon the market any,
thing which has rot, By easefuI ANALYSIS and
constant trial. been fund 20 be not only
hsrmless bat positively beneficial.
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NEW MkXGCO.
The Terttn-NEtIlenniaI.

SANTA FE, July 10th.-Several Thousand specta.
tors witnessed the fremen's tournament Oh the
Tertio-Mennia Exposition grounds to-day, in
which teams of New Mexico and Southern Colorado
took part. Trinidad and Santa Fe carried off the
honors. Major Henry Dod, of the Governors
staff, started with the Las Vegas team but fell in
Fit of exhaustion and was severely injured inter.
nallX and ahnnt the head
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THE TENDENCY OF RATES DOWNWARD,

II
era understood to be directed wholly against the
Central Pacific Railroad and leased lines Short,
independent lines, operated, as alleged by their
managers, without profit, are TO be exempted from
this contemplated action Of the Commission. 1t
might be made to appear that such action was de-
signed to reward bad judgment and incapacty on
the part of the projectors and managers of nom
paying railroads, but TO punish sagacity and good
paying enterprise is largely owing California needs
many more branch lines, yet by such action the
State through its Railroad Commissioners, says to
the would-be investors II you build these roads
and the Investment proves good shall arbitrarily
reduce your charges, SO as to equalize the income
and outgo."
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PORTLAND, July i0th.--A fire tonight near the
OF First and streets partially destroyed the
kitchen Of the Lenz Isl nd House. The damage
will probably reach 81 900; :; partially insured.
Up - a late hour tonight nothing was heard from
Astoria Of the threatened troubles between the Wig
lance Committee and organized foUghs. So far as
known there has been 10 vio!erce. The citizens ex-
press unaltersble determination to maintain or
der and law, and protect properly at all hazards
Should any Of the roughs commit violence very seri
GUS results would follow, as the citizens are in no
temper to stand any foolsh"ess. II IS thought the
vicious element will not be foolhardy enough 70 at
tempt TO resist the legal authority.
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THF AVERAGE PEe ToN pFn M1LR.

The lowest average of the Eastern roads named is
that OF the Chicago and Northwestern Railway, one
of the leading railroads OF the great northwest.
whose mileage is about equal to that of the Central
Pacific system, and whose gross tonnage per mile
operated during the year 1882 was $500 tons (ac-
cording to Poors Manual J, against 1,0lsI tons,
per mile operated, carried by the Central Pacific
Chicago and Northwestern Railway is is cents per
ton per le against 66 cents per ton per mile, the
aVeragn OF the Central PACIFIC
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NEVADA.

EUREKA, July 0th.-Johnny Spiker, an oid-time
MINER of White Pine county, blew his brains out at
Hamilton Sunday. He German, about 81
years DID, he had been drinking hard and was
crazed by dissipation. He left note, saying that
he could live no longer, and desired his property
sold to pay off his debts.
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A wELL.KxowN MAN.

me for kidney and liver complaints, purchased
some at the Peoples Drug Store" and used it in
my family, and found it to be very valuable medi-
cine, and gladly recommend it highly to my friends,
knowing it to be beneficial to those troubled with
kidney or liver disease.
Respectfully yours,
ELISHA NOYSE,
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Maiden, Mass, Agril %, 1888. nGIy,M
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Down where the climate is tortid,
The sting Of hornet is herrid,
Il strikes with surprise,
Betwixt the two eyes,
st. Jacobs Oil cures the sore forehea

All the principal and even smaller towns
throughout northern Ohio are being con-
nected by the telephone. It generally
costs 25 cents to talk with persons, by use
of the instruments, within the same
county, and 25 cents if parties are located
within different counties.
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A Hebron G. BRO :,
Board Of Equalization.

NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Board of Supervisors OF the county OF Sac
ramento will meet as required by law on the FIRST
MONDAY Of JULY, 1888, to examine the Assess
uent Book and equalize the assessment OF property
in the county. and will continue in session, from
time to tiule until the business of equaizztion il
disposed Of but not later than the FOURTH MON
DAY in JULY. CHAs. N. COGLAN, Clerk
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ARIZONA.
Execution stayed.

TucsoS July 10Th Judge Sh.ldon has granted a
stay OF execution in the case Of Joseph Casey sem
fenced to be hanged on the 9th OF this month
until the Supreme Court shall decide on the appeal
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"DR BENson's Cslery and Chsmomile
Pills for the cure Of neuralgia are Hucceas."
DE-. g. P. Holman. ChFistiansburg, Va. 80
cents, at druggists.
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It is the favor of man which gives The
beauty and comeliness TO women, as the
stream glitters no longer when the sun
ceaseth TO shine TAiismsl.
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HOTELS AlED RESTAURANTS
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
NOS. 800. 1922, 324, 326 K STREET, BETWEEN
Third and Fourth. Sacramento.

HIVE NE A CALL-THIS OLD AND WELL
" known house has just been thoroughly reno
waited throughout. MEALS, 25 cents. BOARD per
week, 81. BOARD AND LODGING per week, So
to SO. iue Bar. Best of Liquors and Cigars.
W. W. WADE Proprietor
ssg Having been q farmer in Sacramento county
for over twenty years, would like to have farmers
give me call. Hotel is but two blocks from the
depot. Street cars pass every five minutes jy31ptf
UNION HOTEL,
GECoND AND X STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
- Cal. Rooms sc cents and 81 p + day. Special
rates by the month. Billiards, choice liquors and
cigsrs Hot lunch daily from II A ~ to P. II.
". c. C'JOE y BOWERS,
jy14s I'm Proprietor.
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AZ Millions of package Of the Diamond
Dyes have been sold without single CON
plant. Everywhere they are the favorite
DYes.
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A FARM FOR SALE.
4 III suMMEa g. or,

CONTAINIEG NINE Hun A .n1-~0
u dred and sixty acres, six asliss>A Il
hundred valley and three hundred la 4ss7A
and sixty timber lands, compns- r. J s ~
ing the beautiful and picturesque =-s-=-sissS--- =-s-=-sissS---
valley known as ' Bear Valley" at the hesdwaters
Of Bear iver some 900 feet above the level OF the
sea eighty-iv5 miles east Of Sacramento, c. p
R. x, and about one mile northwest from Emil
grant Gap aPproachnbie from EmigTalt Gap and
alta. For salubrity Of climate, pure water, rich
ness Of soil and magnificent scenery it has not
superior in California The cereals and grasses,
such az Kentucky blue grass timothy, red-t0p and
clover, do admirably we'll Bear river, beautiful
stresm, courses through its entire length every day
in the year, abounaing in trout, the whole valley
susceptible of irrigation ii needs be, and of the
7nest summer resorts IN the State, with an impOs-
ing dwelling, complete in all its appointments, to-
gether with all necessary outhouses.
Terms, 5000, half cash, remainder one and two
years, with interest. Apply 10 james Davies on
the farm, or J. i. Chinn, Emigrqut Gap, Placer
county, Gal jfglp2nFN
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Barring Bank Robbery sB salt Lake
shocking Accidet Ia san Haieo Conn
ty-ihe Lompoc Perjury Case-Advices
from OrsgoH-Tehama County sued
The San FraBcIseO SoRey aarket-Efc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 20 THs sKeogD.uSloy.i
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METROPOLITAN MARKET.

CoNRAD sCHEPP, DEALER INVAJ<EsrzsA
- Fresh Meats Of every descrip- y HS56zRSss3
ton southwest corner of Twelfth
and streets, Sacramento. By rea- ---A1---.zA
son of rot belonging to the Butchers Union | am
enabled to sell the verv best OF all kinds OF fresh
meats lower than any other market in the city
Highest cash price paid for all kinds Of stock, and
the same sold wholesale aud retail at the lowest
market rates. iv6-4pti
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Oh, u,yBBack!! !!

That's a common express
sion and has a world Of
meaning. How much suf-
fering is summed up in il.
The singular thing about
it is, that pain in the back
is occasioned by SO many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant, consumption, cold,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will SO quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
Browns IRON BITTERs, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.
VIM. p Marshall, of Logans-
port, Indiana, writes: "My wife
has for many years been trou-
bled from pain in her back
and general debility incident
10 her sex. She has taken one
bottle of Browns Iron nitters,
and / can truthfuhy say that
she has been so much benefited
that she pronounces it the
only remedy of many medi-
cines she has tried"
Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recon-
mend BRowN's IRON BIT
TIERS. 1t has cured others
suffering as you are and it
will cure you.
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cent the low rates for the short hauls from Bay
points, to thirtythree nd ope-thrd (33) per cent.
the iates from the upper Sacramento Valley. and
from twenty-seven (2) to thirty (30) per cent. on
the rates from the upper San Joaquin Valley, was
made at the instance of your predecessors, taking
effect on and continuing in force sinee the 1st dav
of June, 1881. further reduction could not but
be regarded by fair minded men as unreasonable
and unjust, savoring Of desire to cripple the rail-
road company rather than to enforce equal and just
tariff.
fhird-The grain rates, as modified in the manner
above explained, are not burdensome TO the pro-
ducer. They rather contribute largely toward max.
ing the production OF in California profit
able to him tan it is in any of the great grain fields
west of the Mississippi river and east of the Rocky
Mountains. In support Of this your Commission is
respectfully referred to the exhibits filed with 1t on
the 9th ultimo, one of which compares the grain
rates of this company to Port Costa-now the prin-
eipa grain depot for export-from ali points, begin
ming with Martinez distant 3 10 miles) and run
ming south to Santa ana distant 4S3 miles), with
rates for like distances charged by the Texas &
Pacific Railway to New Orleans the Missouri Pacific
Railway 10 st. Louis, the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st Paul Railway to Milwaukee, and the Chicago &
Northwestern Railway TO Chicago.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
CA-UTEON.

A LII PERSONS NOT IMMEDIATELY CON.
n nected with the cons ,ruction OF the Agricult-
ural Exposition Building, are positively forbidden
to come under the building during the con-
structon Of said building and parents especially
requested TO prevent their children from coming
near the building. Iiy2dl r. McKELLICAN.
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STAR MILLS ARD MALT HOUSE
yEJBOUgG & LAGEs,

NYos. 30, 90 AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO,
~ dealers 10 Produce and Brewers Supplies, Nam
uf2ctuTers Of Malt and all kinds Of Meals Oatmeal,
9ornmssl, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour, Buck
77hsst Flour, etc. New Grain BAGS for gale. Agents
or Buckeye Flour Mills, Msrvsviile. te1T-ip
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TIE rau nf HE RnstiIe.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1Oth.-The committee OF
French citizens having in charge the celebration OF
the anniversary OF the fall Of the Bastle occurring
the 14th insta' !, have decided to hold literary
exercises at the Grs I'd Opera House and give dis
play in the evening. The latter will eclipse all
former efforts, and will consist, in addition to the
UsIIul hnmhs. etc of tygelv.alarrn rliecel