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Lapham ioIned the party at Geneva.


ROCHESTER, September 25th-It is impossible
10 do justice. hy a description, 20 the grand OVu-
ton which Blaine received in Rochester. Its
magnitude and enthusiasm seemed to aStonish
even the gentlemen who had taken part in the
preparation for il. The uniformed clubs some
mounted, but most of them on foot. extended in
Il line for about thrce-quarters of mile from
the depot - the stand erected ON the Court
house steps The clubs Salutcd Blaine rs he
passed along, and he returned the situations
The streets were filed with a dense mass of men
and women. and every door and window in the
houses along the route was occupied. The old
Osborne House, Il HyCStOry building for
merly the leading hotel OF Rochl Ster. but now
transformed INTO business buildings. was crowd
cd with people looking out upon the proc cssiou
and SalutIng as 1t passed. So too. was the IA
nous Powers Block. and 50 was every building
along the route. Fortunately drTaL gemeutS
had Decn r1ade for Blaine ana his friends to
reach the stand via the rear of the Courthouse
for il would have been almost impossible TO
make pGsSageWay through the dense crowd
in front. As soon as Blaine had got upou the
stand, the criorCd jubilee singers. OF Fisk nj
veTSity. Tennessee, sang with great effect one of
their stirring songs. which was loudly upplauGcd.
Mr. Burnt. Chairman of the Monroe county
Central Committee. introduced Blaine. who was
received with tremendous cheering. When
order was restored, Blaine, speaking slowly and
imprcSSiV y. 50 that his voice reached nearly
every member of the great audience, said: e /
lm sure that no desire to Offer q personal Co-n-
pliInent to any living man could have brought
this vast audience together and have not the
vanity 10 accept it as cacrej To myself ndiVid-
ually. 1t i~ rather an expression by this great
SS>cmbage of the people of Western New York
OF their confidence III those principles which
have brought prosperity tu our country, and
have buildc.l up your own beautiful city rs one
OF the cXcmPlUrS and Illustrations of that
prosperity. Applause. The Republican party
cmbodics in IL creed four distinct and imp1r-
taut doctrines Fist, peace with the whole
world lappiauscl; second. commercial cTpau-
sion in every practicable direction iGpplaU~c,
third. the encouragement of every form of
4 ,1.,rr. ...H
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BRooKHAyEN Miss, September 'ath.-LaSt
Saturday night a mob of forty men visited the
Franklin county Jail. oYerpowcrcd the iailer,
to tees III the Courthouse yard one was
charged with attempted rape on a white girl.
two with the murder OF other negroes and the
other with arSeu and robbery. -Four other
prisoners were in the jail at the tIhc. one
charged with rape, the others with arson, but
were uumolested. The mob !, word with the
iaiier that if the Circuit Judge did not clean out
til Jail at the present term they would return
and make u clean sweep. The affair is greatly
deprecated 10y large majority Of citizens Of
trIuklln county. This makes six victims to
eightecn mOMths
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Observation-Disclosures. gre WIN
J. dow Screens and Doors kept on hand and
m9de to order Thirteenth and ] sts apJ-fptf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
------------------- ----------------- -------
WHITE & HOSTRAyySER.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. HOUSE
\ building and lobbing specially. Office
ol5 X street. Estimates, Plans and Specfca-
tions furnished on all kinds Of work. Store and
office fitting specially. au47-lm
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DIR. LAME,

DHYSICIAN AND sURGFON-OFFICE AND
L Residence, No. S23 J street between Third
and Fourth. HourS-S to 10 4. NJ 8 to 5 and 10
S P. ". Oice Of City Superintendent of Public
Schools ut same place. se54plm
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Clergynlen as I.nttcI.v Ticket Rnyors.

NEW Io&E September 25th.-The HaH ant
Express says: Much surprise excitement and
some indignation was excited yesterday at the
Episcopal Diocesan Convention. now holding in
this city. by the reading of q memorial petition
ing the convention TO frame Il canon prohibiting
the clergymen ana laity OF the diocese from
breaking the civil law by participating in
lotteries. The memorial alleges that church
lotteries are common; that ii has become the
habit of the clergy 10 Systematically abet the
b-eakinG of the civil law, Y hich the Val and
s.A- /. IL. To-. I'm.
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Al BCFFALo.

BUFFALO, september -5th.-tt Batavia Il GCiC-
cation of120 gentlemen from Buffalo came on
board the train. When the party arrived in The
Buffalo depot, at o'clock, there was already Il
great crowd. Blaine. escorted by Chairman
Warren and the local committee, entered Il car
riagc, and passed up between rows of uniformed
Plumed Knights and other political clubs, bear
ing torches, and for the ensuing three hOuS he
was driven through the principal streets of the
city. and received an ovation which it would
take columns to describe. The poople-men,
women and chidrcn-WCrc So dcnSely packed
together i'll the streets that the police had all
they could do to make way for the carriage.
The widest enthusiasm prevailed. At
few points along the route there were
cheers for Cleveland and shouts OF
d" ClevclaGd'S the man., but nearly
all these demonstrations were made by boys,
and everywhere the greatest good hunor
prevailed. Al Il few minutes past II the pro
c2SSiOn passed The Tit House. and Blaine and
his party went in by the rear entrance the
crowd III front Icing too great. Almost immc-
diately Blaine had to show himself on the bal
cony. and there for the next hosr he stood re-
viewing the procession and bUwing his acknnWi-
edgmentS ~ the enthusiastic demonstrations
made by the people in the street. There We're
more than tnHu men in line, and the local cSti-
mate is that at least 10.oJ people were III the
streets. The display Of fireworks was very fine
1t was very near midnight when the end Of the
procession passcu tn hutcl, and Blaine stepped
into the hotel from the balcony but he had
hardly got into his room when the Buffalo t1lcc
Club came TO give hlm Il Serenadc.
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wM. ELLERY BRIGGS, NJ. D.,

nCULIST, AURIST, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
" Diseases Of the Throat. Office, 4291s ]
street corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank
Sacramento, Cal Hours: $50 to y A. NJ; / to
p NJ Srsiays: $50 % Il A. ". ] to p NJ iyl-r
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NEW YORK, September 25th.-In the case of
Engineer Newton, who committed suicide YES
terl0y, the CoroncT'S Jury to-day decided that
Newton took his life while insane, Financial
troubles caused the act inc estate len by tLa
elder NewtoA. who was Commodore Wander.
bilts associate in North river navigation enter
nrlSes, has largely diminished lately by the
failures Of debtors. He managed the engine Of
the Monitor in her fight with the Merrimac,
having tu be brought to the deck three times,
because of taintins in the close atmosphere of
the engineers room. He WAS igucsant of which
way the battle was going until the victory was
won. When assistant engineer Of a frigatc in
the war he was publicly thanked by the Secre-
fire on the ship. When the crew was inclined
TO abandon her, he threatened to brain any mar
who attempted TO pass him on the gangway.
where he nad stationed himself Newton
feared that the depletion of his fathers estate
Monll leayc his molher and sister in want
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR
IL r,1n. Office: SIS Eighth street, between
II and J. Residence. next door. OlicC hours:
ujil =. si TO 3, and $50 to 7.39 2. ". Sacra-
lnuuto Cal S3-tf
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DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. GRADUATE OF
| the University of Eerljn, Germany. Office
and residence, No. 81 street, between Fith
and Sixth, Sacramento. Office hours to II 4
y.3tO and to 5 PM iyl3-tf
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I. !. sNIDEE. N. D.
DIR. CHiS. Z. PIHKHAM,

DUYSfCTANA SURGEON, southeast corner
| Of Second and X streets Office Hours
70 1880 i. VI; 2to t. and To 9 p. NJ. Residence.
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WALLACE 4. BRIGGS, NJ. D.,

DUYsTCTAN AND DOBSTETRICIAN. oFEICE
and residence No. 2i2 street, Sacramento.
once Hours. i g,ast: ss: . y s ~. jelalptf
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TIOE SAIE-A PETALUNA INCUBATOR
L 10 cgE capacity; n perfect order; fine
hatcniuC record; cheap. Box II, ColfaX, Cal.
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DENTIsT as ! STREET BE tex.5ss4sa
~ tween Fourth and Fiah, Sacra- 5f5esss..'Sssy
mcuto. Artificial Teeth inserted on CLITEf
cold NulcaHije ami al bases. Nitrous Oxide or
Gas edla .j-tered for paiulC,s eXtrac-
t.sn of teeth Jyli-lm
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i China IiLs, three months old and E-SsSSS
over. Apply 10 P H. MURPHY. Brish 2-1.z
ION -nrramoutO nnuuIE. .ltgM#
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W. WOOD,

DENTIST, QrGNN-s BUILDING, -
u northeast corner Fourth and J J1yIzs5..sssSs
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted on CIDT
all bases Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide GAs
for painless extraction ni teeth. ie25-tf
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An OIh Man NIurders IIis y,ife.

BUTLEE ,Pal. September 25th-This morning
q German named tllman. aged 10. living near
Whitestowu. this county fatally shot his WIFE
aged 50. The two quarreied Oycrs0mc domestic
affair, and the Old man in his anger picked up II
gun and fired the fatal shot
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NOR SALE-A ONE-HAIF INTEREST ~ \
j vet. established ulnck,MithGg and wagon
making business. tn tile town ot Auburn, Placer
county. Cal. For terms and particulars address
j. ". NII.IE Auburn. Si4lp
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NOR SALE CHEAP-A SMALL BUSINESS.
/ centrally located and cheap rent Inquire
at EEECA'- Grocery Store, Thirteenth aud X
Strc.ts slI-f
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NOR -ALE-A HALF or WHOLE INTEREST
L ir The Western Hotel Hacking. Two Tar
thci Particular, inquire az tae Office or Of the
drvcr. euI+I
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RUrFAIO. September 25th.-Blaine and party
leave here Friday noon. reaching Dunkirk at 1
o'clock, and Erie, Pa at 221 stopping there
fifteen minutes; AshtabEla, ohio, $50 stopping
for one hour Painesville, Ohio, $50 stopping
for an hour: ana arrive ut Cleveland ut 6j5.
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NOR SALE-LODGIN,i-HO TWENTY
L five good rooms All neatly furnished. This
is 4 rare opportunity 10 secure a bargain as the
party IN possession is going to leave and must
dispose Of the property. Apply 10 No. OPS. cor
ner Third and streets s-I-it5
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WANTED

ETNWO MEN TO DRIVE EIGHT MULE TEAMS,
i $50. also 4 men to work on ranch, S26 to
$50; o man to milk and make butter, $50;
walters S30; Il man cook 50; also man to do
chores, so; men 10 milk. so. Female-I5 girls
for houseWCrk, Sl5 to s25; waiter girls, So to
81; also, girls and women for various other
Office corner Fourth and X streets Sacramento.
jCl3-lptf
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DIR. NIXON,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. " STREET. BE
~ tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos glS and go.
W.iI visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A.
NJ Office hours to 9 \. NJ; to p. NJ, and
evenings. jyl-tf
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JERSEY CITY (N. j., September 2lth.-A tank
containing between 5000 and 5000 barrels of oil
took fire this afternoon at the works of the
Standard Oil Company. The fire department
prevented the spread of the flames to property
was saved by being pumped ont from the bottom.
There employees were seriously burned about
the legs. being caught By the rapidly flowing
and blazing oil as it escaped from the burning
tank.
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Go AND SE1E
Greatest Healer Living,
DR.. ]. D. MAC LEHMAN,
NOW IN SACRAMENTO
And may be daily. CHARGE.
oE7EHISES, 9l9 Z STzSEGE
FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY.
haye in San Francisco during the past eight years. made
y5iC9l T1eSatzaAeEa
variety malady, with the bless
performed which partake of the
marvellous.
fromth
beieye hesey would no he
$1,000
Will be given for One Of them that lot Genuine
Attorney General MafShallS Reply to Hon T. E. Jones'
ATTORNry TIE ESTiTFo CAIIO

sCuckerth
Prof D his o
DR.
WumhS MD NJ at
yesOei byD Dr Ma
rliw wonderful AtoEe e e a man.
DR. JI.Wn the rect
n
m ybdthers
of rfou1d
Cloverlae popreo the age ed
A
Eureka
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MISCELLANEOUS.
" ! Have Suffered -


Druggist, Il. J. Anderson. recommending
Hop Bitters 10 me
| used two bottles
Am entirely cured, and heartily recon-
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f##*Ffn9 & rH0aztgAh3
Fs Ht}2a LCg GEu. .sGEE3UTW:Lu5 bJCE
A. ROMAN General Agent, l2l sutter street,
san Francisco. Cal. Agents wanted 81 -lplmMNF
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i' JIM N''N 'N''tN lilitit9-
CARROTS Condition.

BNTUoRE. September 25th-Il.25 4. N.-Iohu
". Garrett is still alive, but gradually sinking.
He Is free from pain. His family is with him
SECOND DISPATCH
DEER PAEN, Md. September e5th.-At r.N.
Mr.. Garrett was slowly sinking. Death is looked
for at any moment.
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

EOF SALE-A VERY PLEASANTLY ssSS
J. located and paying foothill home of Es2
155 acres of which ~ acres are under cUl- II
tiyation Vineyard and Orchard OF prime bear
ing age Alfalfa, Hay and Grain; all the land
illpToducc fine Grapes and Fruit without irriga-
ton: small Cottage aud large good Barn. close
10 school and good market This farm is offered
at a low price on account OF it, owner having
other business requiring his whole attention.
Particulars inquire of CARL STROBEL, &2l
street. S956t&Wlt7
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SECOND DISPATCHl

NEW YORK. September 95th.-Isaac Newton,
Chief Engineer of the Crotou water department,
>uicided yesterday 10y cutting his throat. II is
said he had been drinking heavily Of late,
r.I...AN-IA rAISIh ,r..Ir
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HOME AND ABROAD.
CONTINUED ENTHUSIASM IN NEW
YORK OVER BLAINE.
Four Negroes Lynchcd-CoIorado
Democrats-New Secretary
of the Treasury.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

tsPEGAL DISPATCHES ro rHE REooRD-uxrox
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CiORNEE SEVENTH AND STREETS, SACRA-
~ MENTO. Office Hours:
Miss Dr. kellogg Miss Or. Goss-
9tO 10 An. StOgA.M.
y to > ?. Il. 2t05P.N.
6 to p. ". tOSP.M.
Sunday l2tO . s7S
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELOESAT-LAN
y Office: Northeast corner sixth and
1trcets, Sacramento. je9-tf
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IXDIASAPoLIS, September 25th.-A dispatch
received this morning says Blaine win visit
Indianapolis on Thursday, october I'd, coming
from Cincinnati Butler and St. John have
already arranged to come here that day, and
will speak from the same platform at night.
Ex-Governor Hendricks. accompanied by deie
CATION OF Democrats and Il few personal friends,
left for Columbus.
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A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELO ORS- -AT-LAW.
~ Offices at the southwest corner Of Fifth
and 81 Gets, Sacramento, California. ie25-tf
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4 TTORNEYS AND COUESELORs-AT-LA
n OgiceS Metropolitan Block X street, be
tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Entrance
next door Metropolitan TheFter. ol-f
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complimentcd on my improved appear
ance, and it IS all due To iiop
Ritters ]. Wickliile Jackson.
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6 CrandaII" Type Writer!
ISAIAH uURLnURT,

ISAIAH HURLHURT,
4 T )RNEY AND COUNsELOR-AT-LAW,
has REMOVED to No. 504 street. iylS-tf
V. {. yAS FLEET. ". 2. TEEADWELL.
TREADWEL,4 & VAN ILEET.
4 TTORNEYS AND COCNsELOES, COZ
y street, near Sixth, Sacramento Cal. apS+p
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WHOLE NO. lO,435.
Folger's Successor

Iooie' OF Helena was nominated by the Demo-
! cratic Congressional Convention at Deer Iofige
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Blaine Iadorsed by an EX-Presidemt OF
Yale College.

NEW York September 25th.-Dr Wcolsey ex-
President of Yale, and the most eminent man of
letters i'll Connecticut, has written letter in
which he says: = have formed the opinion
that Blaine cannot have acted dishonesty in
the transactions to which you refer. The char
acter ot "a President is only one out OF several
things to be considered in this election. The
more important is the general character of the
can be reposed in the two partigAin their inter
pretation of the Constitution ne moral and
religious worth to be fQnnd in the two. and
their past respect for tie Constitution, and Of no
small Importance i the ability and power of
Judging in the two men now candidates OF the
two parties Cleveland seems to be very small
man and unable to act independently on i'm
portant questions If, then, all things are put
the parties supporting them, and the danger of
throwing the great weight OF influence on the
men who brought on the war, there can be no
doubt but Blaine ought TO be supported
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The vital-PhySical
TreaG GYnSnG

all Brokeniown Constitutions Nervous end General Debility
al Il
Diseased Liver Kidneys
ach Internal Loss OF
Weakness Limbs Back Weak Eyes, Dyspepsia, rheumatism
Epilepsy, Mture
other Painful Diseases
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NEW YORK, September 25th.-A Con.Rcrciqrs
Rochester, y. y, special says: Political circles
lie to-day that committee of four prominent
Democrats, mutual friends of Cleveland and
William Purcell, the editor of the Union dnd
fdreytiscr are in Albany, trying to patch UP the
quarrel between the two. 1t is stated that the
4deertiser company initiated the movement to
save further loss of business.
Nominated for Congress.
HELENA (Mont.), September 25th.-Josoph X.
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The South Carolina Republicans.

CoLu5Brt. September 25th.--The Republican
Convention, after stormy all.light session. adj
jOurned at halfPaSt :. \ free fight enlivened
spectator fell in tit in the excitement. The
nomination OF an Electoral ticket was delegated
10 he Executive Committee. \ fun State ticket
Wasnlmiuated. Resolutions iudOrsing Blaine and
LoganwCrc introduced, and referred tothe Com
miItec on Platform and Resolutions This COM
mittee, however failed to complete its work.
and all matters pertainingto platform and policy
was ordered disposed OF by the Stage Executive
Committee, which is TO make its action known
in ten days.
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[coSrlNuEp. on LAST PAeE.]
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Disastrous Ff~e in Pittsburg.

PIrrsBURG, September 25th.-A disastrous fire
broke out on the South Side about halfpast 10
O'Clock tonight and az midnight is - raging,
Abel Smith 4 Co.'S extensive glass Works COW
ering two acres, together with l., Sinson, kea q
Co. machine shop and five frame dwellings,