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while towns and sections that neglected
precautions were decimated. But in Cali
fornia it would appear that, for the sake
of the beggarly gains of few merchants
of San Francisco, ships and steamers will
be permitted to come and 60 between in
fected ports and California hsrbors next
spring. A feeble quarantine is proposed
by the establishment of stations at one or
two points in Arizona and at San Diego.
These will prove Ineffective. The State
Board of Health intends to do its best, but
its means are meager, wholly inadequate,
and its powers feebler than the guarantees
to be established. The Mexican border is
an extended one, but it is possible to pre-
vent immigration from its other side CON-
pletely. To this end the Federal consent
and power may be solicited, and
now is the time to move in the
matter. 1t is all well enough to
quarantine ships from Mexico when
they arrive, but the authority exists,
and it may be invoked, to prevent their
arrival. Such measures, and such alone,
will give this State security next spring.
If neglect and halfway measures prevail,
decade of prosperity and freedom from
the fever will not restore the reputation
of California as a sanitarium.
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TIE PLANT OF WHISKY.

The FIRST step has been taken in Congress,
as we prophesied it would be, to extend
the bonded period for spirits. And pre-
cisely as was anticipated, the proposition
for new lease to whisky comes from the
State of Speaker Carlisle. It is asking too
much to call for belief that the new
Speaker is not in sympathy with 30 great
an industry as that of whisky production
in kentucky. Had he been antagonistic to
it he could never have been elected. The
whisky men keep the buttered side OF their
bread uppermost at all times, regardless of
the pose of the tariff question. The latter
was all blind, and Speaker Carlisle was
permitted to take his seat because he
comes from the great liquor. producing
State. From December is to-day to Au.
gust H. 1884, taxes will fall due on 80 900, =
900 gallons now in distillery warehouses,
and up to November Is, 1885, no less than
5000, 600 gallons will be taxable. The
market is now choked, and will be for a
long time. To clog it still further by
forcing such an amount of liquor upon it,
will produce disastrous results among
whisky dealers in the attempt to meet the
tax. 1t is to be seen, therefore, what
weighty interests are involved, and how it
is possible for Congress to be fearfully
tempfed The uuestinn is yriIi n no able
to protect its virtue and refuse to extend
the bonded period or to save its reputa.
tion and still afford some Just relief to the
capital involved For the harm to that
plant unfortunately will carry harm to
other capital not responsible for the over.
production folly of the distillers.
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OREGON.


PORTLAND, December 1.-the. Z. McBreen
dealer in crockery and glassware here failed to-day
Liabilities, IS, 0J0 His creditors are mostly in San
Francisco.
The weather is clear and very cold freezeup
seems imminent.
An Indian woman, the wife Of Owl, sub-chief Of
the Nez Purces was burned to death on Potlatch
creek. The woman was cooking. when her clothes
caught fire. She was alone at the time, and started
To run to the creek, by but overcome with the
heat, sunk down and persisted. Owl came home
and missed bis wife, and searching, found her body
on the bank OF the stream, nude and burned TO a
crisp.
This afternoon Deputy Sheriff Meabek, OF Ian
caster, Neb., arrested near thus city Thomas j.
Doyle, T. Nation and Il. +. Glazer on a charge Of
deiraudng certain persons in that Slate ca; of the
sum Of $1,000 These men charged with hav-
ing disposed Of large band OF cattle ON which was
a chattel mortgage Tor the amount gwen. The pur-
chasers were not informed Of the existence Of the
mortgage, sud were compelled 10 pay thst sum.
The at once lett the State ana came t. Oregon,
but were finally tracked up The officer ani prison.
ers start for Nebraska at once.
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Government bonds quoted Al
12 for As Of 1907, 114l for AIS 1Ol for 8ls ster-
ling 81 SS@4 SIS; 1ol3 for IS, 100 for IS; silver
bars, l10I.
Silver in London, 5OId consols 1ol II 16d pei
cent. United States bonds, extended los; As, 127I
sIs, 1l74.
seaS9i cents.
Outside of Ophir, the stock market in San Fran
cisco is decidedly fiat.
An important capture of murderers is reported
from Clifton, A. 7.
James Looper has been Jailed at Susauville Lassen
county, on & charge OF murder.
Congress adjourned yesterday out of respect to
the memory of Representative Haskell
The remains OF De Long and party have arrived
at Gkutsk, Siberia, route to the United States
firm of dry goods merchants have failed at Bing.
hamton, n. Y, for 100000.
Secretary of the Treasury FoIger is still i'll.
The Republican Senators will not elect President
pro TEN. until after the holiday recess.
A Canadian complains that he was arrested on
Dominion territory by United States soldiers.
The German Crown Prince arrived at Rome yes
terday.
of gunboats, has arrived within seven miles of Son.
tay without meeting the enemy.
Henry Willard has resigned the Presidency of the
Oregon Transcontinental and Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company.
Bruce Hunt, son Of Ex-Governor Hunt of Ari-
zona was killed by negro burglar at Durango,
Col, yesterday morning.
caucus Of Democratic Senators was held in
Washington yesterday, and nominations for officers
Of the Senate made.
A ter-year-old boy was killed at Austin, New,
yesterday by the explosion of a giant powder cap.
Cayetano Juarez, who settled in Napa in 1887,
died IN that place yesterday.
Superior Judge Hines, of Ventura county, de-
cides that the county government bill is eonstitu-
tional.
Since the passage Of the woman suffrage bill in
Washington Territory movement has been inaugu.
rated to secure the appointment of Mrs. Abigail
Duniway Governor.
The King of Italy will visit Berlin in April.
The Coroners jury at San Francisco, in the case
of the killing of Charles Mclaughlin by Jerome B.
Cox, brought in verdict yesterday that Cox acted
in self-defense.
General Grant is purchasing property in West
chester county, New York.
General Howard denies that he recommended that
deserters from the army be branded with iron
The Empress OF Russia is dying with consumr-
ton
Fashionable gambling houses in London are being !
raided by the police.
A was fined $500 in Nevada City yesterday |
for beating another with club
Otto Reiffarth was found dead in his bed at San |
Jose yesterday.
Fire At Rat Portage, Manitoba; loss 100000.
The Mexican Transatlantic Railway will be form
ally inaugurated to-day.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Companys trouble
with their engineers is still unsettled.
A schooner with crew of eight men was lost yes.
terday Lake Michigan.
England has resumed control ia Basutaand.,
small fire in a hotel at Milwaukee last evening |
caused panic, but no lives were lost.
Burglars chloroformed a wealthy citizen of Maple |
Rapids, Mich, ransacked his residence and set it on
fire, destroying it, the proprietor narrowly escaping
cremation.
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& UMMONS-STATEO OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY
- Of Sacramento-ss. In the Superior Court, in and
for said county The People Of the State of California
to K. T. HUDSON, greeting: You are hereby
notified that an action was commenced in the
Superior Court of the county OF Sacramento, State
aforesaid, by filing n complaint in the Clerks
Office OF said Court, on the l4th day Of DECEMBER
1888 in which action SARAH A. HUDSON, IS plain.
tiff and you defendant. That the general nature
of the action, appears from said complaint is as
follows To obtain d decree of said Court dssOlving
the bonds OF matrimony DOW and heretofore exist
ng between plaintiff and defendant, and the plain
tiff be awarded the custody Of their children
and for further reliet, upon the alleged ground Of
the failure OF defendant to provide plaintiff
with the common necessaries Of life for
the last two years, he having the ability
So to do; all of which is more fully set
forth in the complaint file herein, reference to
which is hereby made. And you are hereby directed
to appear and answer said complaint within ten days
from the service Of this writ exclusive of the
day of service, if served you in said county
OF Sacramento and within thirty days. exclusive
are further notified that unless you so appear and
answer within the time above specified the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for
in her complaint.
In testimony whereof, l, Chas. NJ. Coglan, Clerk
Of the Court aforesaid, do hereuntO set my hand
and afix the seal of said Court, this 14th day Of
DECEMBER, A. D. 1888.
[sRALl CHAS. NJ. COGLAN, Clerk.
BY W. B. Hamilton, Deputy Clerk
L. S. TAYLOR, Plaintiffs Attorney d1S-Iaw2mTu
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LIKE AND UNLIKE.-A little skill il
rhetoric can make comparisons do double
duty. A preacher whose delight it was to
startle his hearers said there were tire:
things which woman should both be snd
not be at the same time. First, she should
be like the snail, always keeping within
her own house but she should not be like
the snail which carries all it has upon its
back. Second, she should be like an echo,
and speak when she is spoken to but she
should not be like an echo, which always
manages to have the last word. Third,
she should be like the town clock, and al
ways keep time and regularity but she
should not be like the town. clock, which
speaks so loud that ali the town can hear
it. Electra
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RECOMMENDATIONS GHiMTY BALL.

THE SACRAMENTO HOWARD BENEVOLENT
4 Association hereby acknowledges The receipt
of the following report of the Lady Managers OF the
late Charity Ball, through their oficers-Mrs W.
A. Henry, President; Mrs. S. Wassermsn, Vice
President; Mrs VI. Sternfes, Secretary, and Mrs
G. A. Stoddard, Treasurer, showing the total re-
ceipts and disbursements follows: Sale Of Tick
cts, sS9S; Lemonade Stand 81 IS; Flower Stand,
eSS IS; Cigar Stand, $50; Hat Room, $50 Supper
Table, s63; Candy Stand, $50 Is Ice Cream Stand,
Sl4 %; Auction, $50 80 Cash Contributions etc,
Sl73 49, for use Of Canvas Booths and Groceries sold
S35 co. making the total receipts, 81 373 S. Total dis
bursements S2ls %. Leaving the highly satisfactory
balance Of Sl,l55 10. The number assisting and
contributing renders the mention Of personal dona
tons impracticable; but the officers of the
Towards would in the strongest manner
convey the thanks Of the poor OF this city
to the above ofiicers to the lady managers
in the different departments, for their untiring
efforts amid peculiar acknowledgements and to all
who co operated with them whether by personal
effort or by donations Of cash provisions or furnish
ing; TO the REcoRD-UNIoS and Bee for discount
on bills to the merchants Of the city for many
favors, and to all others who in any way helped to
place in our exhausted treasury this much needed
relief. RICHARD DALE. President
A. S. HOPKINS, Secretary. dlS-lt"
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WAsHENGTGN TERRITORS
Woman Suffrage Rally

VANCOUVER, December 17th.- The grand Suffrage
rally last ht was the lar est meeting held
this city. IL was he'd in honor OF the passage Of
the woman sugrage law at Olympia Eor lIany
years the battle has been wsged IN this northern
country by Mrs Abigail scott Duuiwsy, ed,tsuss oI
the Heg Northeast, and citizens, irrespective Of
parties, petitioning President Arthur for her
appointment Governor Of the Territory. Should
be do 50, her appointment viii EJECT with the
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Those Of the public who need my services can as
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l address particularly thoee who have been In.
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DIR. G. W. BENsoN's Celery and Chamo
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure and
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Seventeen United States Senators are
worth in the aggregate sos, 600, 900. They
come high, but we must have them. Poor
Mr.. Baysrd, of Delaware. is at the foot,
and is worth only 500, 900, while at the
head stands Mr.. Fair, of Nevada, worth
SIS 900, 000.-[ Exchange.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Capture of Murderers In AriZona-Fatal
Explosion OF a GIsnt-Powder Cap
Death OF an Old Resident OF Napa-The
County Government Bill In San Buena-
ventura-WOman Suffrage In washing
ton TerritOry-Inquest In the CON-Mc-
Laushlin Case at SAN Francisco-Eic.
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The County Government Bill Declared
CONSTITUTIONAL.
ARIZONA.
Two yurderers Cautured

CLIFTON, December l7th.-Deputy Sheriff John II
Hovey ard A. G. Hill, with posse of eleven others
captured Sample, alias Red Sample and Willis
alias Texas" the two principals III both the trair
and Bi5bee murders. They were brought here and
Jailed at noon to-day. Parties here who were cog
infant OF their connection with both affairs were
afraid to tell until these men were captured.
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TESTED BY TInE-For throat diseases,
colds and coughs, Browns Bronchial Troches
have proved their efficacy by test of many
years. Price, % cents.
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NEVADA.
Boy Killed by Giant Powder Cap.

AUSTIN, December l7th.-Thomas Roberts, aged
TO years, yesterday picked a giant powder cap with
PA. 1t exploded, blowing his left hand TO pieces
and inh,ctlng terrible wounds on his body The
hand was amputated, but the shock was too great,
and he died this morning at o'clock.
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VICTORIA, December 18th Henry Benson, fore
man Of Kurtzs cigar factory, was bitten on the
wound caused blood poisoning, and the case has as
sumed serious aspect.
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A BRIGHT JDEA.-Instead of using liquid
preparations of acid and ammonia for pol
ishing silverware. which destroys. try Electro.
Silicon, perfectly harmless powdered pro-
duct, producing greatest brilliancy with great
eat ease.
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The Mclaughlin Homicide Verdict OF
the COroner's Jury.

SAN FRANCISCO, December l7th.-The Coroner:
inquest IN the OF Charles Mclaughlin was begun
this morning at 10 o'clock. The jury, which wa;
impaneled last Saturday, is composed as follows J.
F. Kennedy, George J. Smith, S. X. Thornton,
Joseph Bisagno, H. II. Schafer B. F. Jellison, W.
X. Vandersce, NJ. Heller, Philip Pansen.
After taking considerable testimony, and deliber-
ating for half hour, the jury returned the follow
ing verdict: ''That the deceased Charles McLaugh-
lin, native of Pennsylvania, go years OF age came
to his death the 18th day of December, 1852, at
No. l6 Montgomery avenue in this city and county,
from hemorrhage cause by pistol ball wounds in
fcted by one jerome B. Cox said day; we fur
Their find that said Jerome B. Cox acted in self
defense"
second verdict, signed by Moses Heller, was
brought in, in the same words as the above, with
the exception of the further finding, which was as
follows "And further charge the said jerome B..
Cox with the crime Of murder"
Last Saturday Cox visited in Jail by friend
who offered to give him $3.50 to assist in his de-
Tense, which he refused. Later in the day stran-
ger called and left 600, saying he came from
and xubo NOT, wis To he
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. - NOTICE IS
~ hereby given by the undersigned, EIecuirx
OF the estate Of L. K HAMMER, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased present the same to
the undersigned, executrlx of said deceased, with
the proper affidavis vouchers at No $50 street
in the city Of sacramento within ten days after the
first publication Of this notice.
MARIA L. HAMMER, Executrix
L. S. TAYLOR, Attorney for Executrix
dis laW4WTu
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The DISTINGUISHING feature or Readings
Russia Salve is its power TO reduce inflammation.
o2 lVTuThS

nISSOLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP. i THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between
THEODORE SoHLUCKEBIER and EUGENE
kNAPPER, OF the Capital Bakery, has this day been
dissolved, Eugene Kn1pper retiring. The business
Will be continued by Theodore Schluckebier, who
will collect all bills due to said firm and assume all
liabilities.
Sacramento December II, 1883
EUGENE KNAPPER
dIS.3tTuThS. THEO SCHLTCK ERIFR
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

hearty Endorsement of sill the people fitting and
now crowned with the halo of legal enactment.
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ANGosTURA BITTRRs is known as the great
regulator of the digestive organs all over the
world. Have it in your houte. Ask your
grocer or druggist for the genuine article,
manufactured by DR.. J. G. b. Siegert & Sons.
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TOMBSTONE, December 17th.-At the time of the
Bisbee raid the parties took two gold watches from
Castenada's store They had been left there, and
the party leaving them had minute descriptions Of
them, which he subsequently gave to Deputy Sher-
if Hatch. Not long since a dispatch was received
by Sheriff Ward that parties in Clifton had boosted
Of the Bisbee raid, and claimed to be in it, at the
same time exhibiting gold watches. Sheriff Ward
sent full description OF the watches to Deputy
Sheriff John N. Hooyey, and has just now received
from him the following:
CLIFTON, December 18th
To the Sheriff Of Cochise county: Captured Tex
and Red alse a watch marked &c. W." Have the
men in irons.
Sheriff Ward assures your correspondent that the
guilt of the men arrested is certain. York Kelly
now in JAIL is also one of the gang.
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Death oil AM OLA settIer or Napa valley

NAPA, December l7th-Cayetano Juarez, one of
the oldest settlers Of Hapa valley, died suddenly
native Of California aged IS years. He settled in
Napa valley IN 1887, and obtained a large Mexican
grant, now adjoining this city. His old adobe
house, which one Of the first built in this part
bs Stata still
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DETAILS OF THE CAPTURE.

CLIFTON, December l7th.-The party that left here
in pursuit of the Bisbee robbers On Friday last re-
turned to-day with " Tex and Red" having cap
tured them about forty miles above here On the
first day they followed the trail to Benton's at the
junction OF the Blue and Frisco rivers, and com
PEELED the men At Benton'5 and Arnolds the next
ranch above, to 20 with them. Aruolds and Ben.
toms men were sent up the mountain with field
glasses, with orders to report if anybody was seem
They gave the signal of a following up the
canyon The posse secreted themselves in the
bushes, and when the man, whom they recognized
Tex, appeared within thirty feet eighteen
men with rifles rose up. He surrendered, saying
that he did not propose to walk into graveyard
Although TEX" had come up behind, a trail Of
three horses was st followed up Blue river till il
left ana entered Narrow Box Canyon OF a crevice in
the mountains not wide enough for two men TO ride
abreast, and dowA which strong b,dy Of water is
running. The task of following it up WIS intrusted
10 MeXi.ans, thirteen in number, under command Of
Nicholas Ogun. They had proceeded about three
miles, when suddenly they came upon and surprised
the robbers in camp. Red " was sitting cleaning
two rifles and two revolvers with not q cartridge in
any Of them. On " Red" was found hunting case
gold watch, with VIM. Clancey5 name on the inside
ana the initials c. W. on the outside also 500
in money On Tex found SI60, part
Of which was in Mexican dollars and halves
" Red has q bullet wound in the back, received
from posse who fired at him in the Chiracahua
mountains. On the news arriving here of the cap
ture, the entire population Of Clifton turned out to
meet them. Too much credit for the capture cannot
be given TO Deputy Sheriffs Hoyey and Hill and
their brave followers. The prisoners are now in
jail, heavily lroned. They look careworn. Red
: suffering from his wound. "Tex is { remarka-
bly, fine looking man. Delany and Dowd, the two
uncaptured robbers, are in Sonora. TEX" was in
Bisbee two days before the robbery, and can be
Heath, one-sYed man Of BisOee, was the chief in
stigator in the robbery.
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SACRAMENTO BANK.

YkNHE SACRAMENTO BANK. HAVING RE-
L duced its surplus by loans ON real estate, IL
now receiving deposits again.
81 Money 70 loan upon improved real estate st
the lowest market rates.
iy2o2p ED f. HAMILTON, Cashier
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Arrestson a Charge OF Murder.

SUsANvlLLE, December 17th.-Jdmes Looper, of
Madeline Plains, lodged in Jail here to-day for
the murder OF S. B. Shaw last September Detec-
tive Bailey worked the up, and evidence of the
most damaging character will be produced 1t is
claimed that some Indians Looper and an &C
complete carry Shaw into his cabin where bis head
less body was found afterward. Rumor has it that
prominent stockman of Modoc county was inter
ested in the affair