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THE BoED FRAUDS.

We have several times suggested that
there is. no doubt that some Of tie city
bonded Indebtedness is frauiuont-that
some of the bonds we're issued without the
insignia of integrity and legality. There is
reason to believe, also, that public infiu-
ences have been used veua4ly in the inter
est of the bondholders, and that MIR, Daniel
Meyer knows precisely u-hat they were and
the methods adopted to that end. 1t has
been suggested several times that the city
authorities should SCI on foot inquiry into
this matter WhcR that is done and 1t is
braught into the proper forum for eXami-
ration and investigation there will be
readiness to fortify all that has been said ia
Che premises we now repeat that we are
in possession Of definite information Of a
reliable character, that has all the seeming
of authenticity and verify, that points 10
corrupting Influences having been en-
ployed by PANEL Meyer to influence and
control public opinion in the interests OF
| the bondhoiders, that we are extremely de-
slrous % AN opportunity TO make pubic IN
Judicial tribunal, where alone it can be
properly made. Parties who feel that by
such expressions there has been cast
upon them suspicion Of corruption, may be
gratiied to their full desire by proper in
quiry into the actual facts So, too. as
already suggested, it should at once be
made matter of dilisent inquiry, as to
whether Mr.. Daniel Meyer and other
holders of the city's evidences of indebted
ness have listed them to the proper AS
SCISSORS and paid the tribute Of taxation due
from such values. There should be nc
long delay in these matters. The people
are interested in knowing the exact facts
and before the proper tribunal only cal
they be made perfectly clear.
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night. about o'clock, man named kel-
sew Moore. a carpenter, shot Alfred Smith,
a saloon-kecper, who fired six times at
Kelsey, twi c throu. h is wrist and twice
through his neck The wrist was amputated
this morning. Smith is not expected to
live The shooting occurred in smiths
saloon Kelsey fired first, because Smith
refused him the loan OF two dollars.
The Ventura County Bean Outlook.
SAN BuExAvENruRA. September 9th.-Thc
bean Weld of Ventura county will be about
half crop. The Limas have gone to
vines, and the bayos and small whites will
not yield more than 800 or 1000 pounds to
the acre on land that usually produces ton.
About 1000 acres have been contracted for
at two and three cents, the purchasers fur
nishing the sacks. The bean prospect is
not very encouraging IN this county.
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TWO VIEWS.

In July the Cou'iGr-Journal really the
ablcst and wittiesL and wiscst Of Democratic
journals, said
The idea of nominating Cleveland who has
no special claim upon the party, who has been
an obscure man until recently, who has done
nothing to entitle him to the nomination, and is
being fought by the best Democratic workers
over Joseph Mcdonald, of Indiana. is the hight
of political absurdity and tomlooIery.
But even the Jo,uugl is susceptible to
party influence as against honest convic-
ton For in August it said
1t is supremacy ridiculous in the light of Gov
eruor Clevclands record in the face Of the
Democratic platform and Governor Cleveland ;
letter of acceptance to ask what measures Of
legislation he viii judge necessary or cNpedi-
emit" The question in the mind Of every I'M
prcjudiced reader answers itself.
Singular is it not, how the regular nom
nation changes a candidate in the eyes Of
partisan journal?
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The future, Professor Seeley reminds us,
is all with the large States, and some enter
prising people in Berlin have just devised a
patriotic scheme for " increasing the Ger
man race" \ Marriage Chamber has
been instituted, to " facilitate acquaintance
between persons of both sexes with view
to wedlock, and without regard 10 posi-
ton, fortune, age or faith II the ac-
quaintance leads to marriage, both parties
have to engage to pay To the Chamber one
per cent of their annual income. Parties
will do well. the circular adds, to exam
inc seriously if they possess those qualities
that make marriage desirable The fec
demanded by the Chamber is strictly mod
erate-6s. for Berlinesc and Is. for proyin-
cials; and if the first acquaintance leads to
no result. clients may try again without
extra charge Decidedly, the Germans are
4 practical people.-LPall Mall Gazette.
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THEY CAPTURE 4 BUcK-Thc Alpcna
Mich Weekly Argus of August 9th can
tains the following account of the exploit
of some Quincy and Springfield ladies in
that vicinity. Not many ladies would have
the bravery and skill to attack and capture
q lS0-poUnd buck as these ladies did. The
ArqGs SAYS " Mrs L. Il. Turner, Of Quincy
H.. and Miss Marie Herman and Miss
Teresa Herman, of Springfield, H., were
visiting with Mr. and Mrs Conrad Vessel
Of Alpena township, last week. and on
Thursday went to Long Lake. While in 4
roWb0at the two iirst-named ladies came
across a buck swimming in the water, and
they determined to capture it. After con-
siderable trouble and some danger the
ladies got a rope around the deers horns.
It weighed $50 pounds. and the ladies, on
their departure Tor their homes last Mon
day, took the head and hide to show their
friends as a memento Of their powers as
hUntresses.
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SIX-PkCE EDITION

The REcoRD-UNIoN is the only paper on
tie coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re-
ceiues the full Associated Press dispatches
from all parts ef ii, 'corld. Outside q San
Francisco it 7 Us no competitor, an point Of
numbers, IN s home and general circulation
tkroughov I've coast. Challenges Of TWO TO
ONE, coreY'isg points ADORE ertendeI to local
erenjag pepper, remain open for acceptance.
s. c. Beckwih, Tribune" BUiiding, Men
York, sole agent for the Eastern States. Wu'
Cameron, No. s Nec Montgomery street, Sc7
Francisoo, special agent for Soa Francisco eRC
victnitp.
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-American women are said to be
the most clever. active and energetic to be
found; and we'll they need to be, consider
ing the enormous demands made upon
them by modern schools, housekeeping and
society. Mrs Lydia +. Pnkham, in pre-
pairing her celebrated Vegetable Compound,
had in mind all these countless demands on
q woman's strength, and her well known
remedy proves every day its perfect adap-
tation to womans special needs.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-10

Plans have been prepared for 4 ship
canal across Ireland, from Dublin to Gal
way, distance of III miles The esti
mated cost for ships of various sizes is as
follows: For ships of 1.500 tons, SAC, 000,
coo; for ships of $500 tons 100000, coo;
forships of 5000 tons and upward, $780,,
OOO,00G The plans have been prepared by
a London engineer, assisted by Captain
Eads.-- Chicago Herald.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
An Indian to be Tried for the Murder OF
n ChinRman.

VICTORIA. September 9th.-To-morrow, 4
Stickeen Indian named AuinniSty. will be
placed in the dock, charged with the muir
de. of Chinaman named On Now, who
was found mortally stabbed outside =
Chinese house of i'll fame on February 8,
1882 Ifthe evidence Is rs strong as the
police assert, it will result in the liberation
of the Chinese merchant, MonS Foong,
convicted of mauSlaughter. and who Is
serving out sentence for ten years.
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NAVKA7NF 10. II IIV IIIII-
John Kelly and four children from Winnie
mucca New. Goodbye all my friends.

mucca, New Goodbye all my friends.
This morning the girl, bright child
gives her name as Mary Shea, and states
that her fathers name is Patrick Shea, and
that they came from Susanville, Lassen
county. She says that her father told her
that her mother was dead that she
died a week ago, but that she does
think it is true She believes her mother is
still living. She further states that her
father abused her mother; that he beat her
terribly, and forced her to labor beyond her
strength. and that by his abuse she was
driven from home. She says her mothers
maiden name was Armstrong, and that she
has now several uncles on her mothers
side residing in Susanyille; that she her
self lived in Folsom land is able to locate
the place.. with lady named Williamson,
who sent her to school; but that her father
came and took her away from there. She
saws she is II years Old and that the three
others are aged respectively s, 8 and years.
All the children were comfortably clad, and
were promising children. The father was
aged between 40 and 30, is short, thick set,
smooth-shayed, and dressed rs a common
laborer in black checked woolcn shirt,
wooden vest, brown oycralls and broSanS
An inquest is now being held.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-10

THIS city has at lcas, two oyerwise Trus-
trees-Me-srs. Gutenbcrgcr and Nielsen.
These men know altogether too much for
the places they occupy, The Citizens
Health Committee, fortified by the Board
Of Health of Sacramento on Monday,
solicited and urged ,he Trustees to restore
the Health inspectors to duty in order to
complete the work OF putting the city in
superior sanitary condition and thus make
her the safest, Is she is, the healthies. city
in the state. The Board Of Health must
be assumed to know the need and economy
and wisdom of such officers. But Messrs.
Nielsen and Gutenborgcr think their judg-
mcnt superior to that of q skilled board Of
sanitarians, and refuse the request-simply
allowing the Health Officer one assistant
for q fortnight more. 1t is very evident
that Republicans and Democrats are now
convinced that competency, bcoad-minded-
moss and intelligence in office, are the
desiderata Certainly Republicans do not
propose to put up, at another election,
with any more Democratic incompe-
tcucy. That party must give some
thing better out of their depleted
stock than Gutcnbcrgcr and Nielsen,
or Withdraw from the contest for Office,
As sample oftho kind oc administration
we are now getting, it should be known
that though Sacramento, 10y tax, put $4,000
into the new Pavilion, this Board Of Trus-
tees, having had ample time andp0wcr, has
failed To keep its promise and connect the
large water main ON Sixteenth street, bu,
one block distant by a proper pipe with
! the west wing of the Pavilion. As a result
that great structure, now filled with valuable
exhibits, has not onc-thirl the fire protcc-
ton. as regards mains, that any building ON
Sixteenth street has. AZ the time Of the
Holly trial at the Pavilion less than year
ago, all the oliaials agreed, and were loud in
the declaration, that q large connecting pipe
should be pu. in l, has mot been done.
So IL Will be, when epidemic plague comes
to California the daien,cs, if left to
! Gulenber-a- and Nielsen, viii not be made
/ al Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-10

TIME MATHUsHEK PIANO MANUFACTUR-
ing Company was organized under the
laws Of the State of Connecticut, a. D. 1866.
Since that time they have sold over FOURTEEN
THOUSAND pianos, their sales Ill lSs2 amount
tced hundred pianos. See them in South Hall
State Fair. JOHN +. COOPER,
s5-9p1ln 81 J street, Sacramento.
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MAINE.

The news from Maine is all that could
be desired. The Pine Tree State has given
its favorite lift that VIII be responded
to By States sufficient to seat him in the
Presidential chair Maine swings into line
by 1900 majority, and the Republican
party advances its standard by gains that
are full of Significance and point the way
to tive triumph ofNoycmbar
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General WoIseiey's Arrival in Egypt.

CAIRO, September 9;h.-A great crowd of
Europeans and natives welcomed General
WoIscley to-day. The General declares
that he has as yet perfected no plan of
operations. and that it will require couple
OF days to look about and consider the
situation before definitely deciding upon
course of action
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ROME. September 9th-Thc official bull
letin, showing the rayages Of cholera in
various portions of Italy during the past II
hours, reports CPS fresh cases and 30
deaths. The cases in BcncsentO and Sa-
lcTIo were refugees from Naples. In Naples
the condition IS most narrowing, and scenes
Of misery and WrctchCdness Of most hor-
Tible character occur on every side. King
IIumbcrt has been profoundly affected by
the sutlcrings he has witnessed. He has
made the first donation to the relief fund.
NAPLES September 9th.-King Hunbert,
after visiting the poorer portions of the city
to-day inspected the CRYSTALLINE Hospital.
He declined to use disinfectants while max
Ing 4 tour of the wards in the hospital. The
King was accompanied by his brother. the
Duke of Aestas, the Minister Of the In
terror and Foreign Affairs. The burial Of
the dead from cholera is found very diff
cult, owing to the unusual large number so
suddenly needing intcrmcnt. soldier,
suffering from violent attack of cholera,
was taken to the hospital, and in his dcliri-
um threw himself from window.
NAPLES, September 9ih.-During the last
twenty-four hours there have been 500
fresh cases Of cholera and 800 deaths in this
city. The town presents a gloomy aspect
The images Of saints with acoIytes
bearing lighted tapers, formed at the
head Of the procession escorting the King
Women thronged the streets, who invoked
the help of the Virgin. 4 large crowd as
scmbIed outside the church of San Cen
naro, in consequence of a report that the
Virgin Mary had descended upon the altar
and bestowed her blessings upon the peo-
pie. The doors of the church were closed
and the crowd attempted to break them
open. Troops arriving, however the doors
were opened and the multitude rushed in
fell upon their knees, and engaged in fer
vent prayers. King Humbert visited late
in the day the Conchia Hospital. An i'm
mcnsc crowd rendered the King an ovation
as he passed through the streets Bonfires
are lighted throughout the city and disin-
fcclants freely used
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THE Republican party spent Si50, 10000 on
whole navy and didn't build a single good ship
says The Houston Pos. Indeed! Wen, when
the time came that 3 navy could be built tho
Democrats in the House refused tho necessary
appropriation
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Attention. Governors Guard You arc
hereby ordered to appear mt your Armory, THIS
"wednesday EVENING, at o'clock. By order.
ALBERT J. PLANT, Captain.
D. Ross, First Sergeant. slu-ltE
TNION MEETING-A PRAISE SERVICE
| and Prayer Meeting, under the auspices of
the W C.. r. l., win be held for ten days, com
An. in the United Brethren Church, corner
Fourteenth and streets slQ-lW
yITANTED-A SITUATION BY \ GERMAN
w ana wife. The woman TODD general house
works a good cook: the man will do any
kind of work. City or country. Address " y,
this Office sLU-3l-
mo LET-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS DURING
| the Fair. in the center Of the city. Apply 10
f. Il JONES, Big Tree Store. slO-lt"
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GROCERY FOR SALE.

4 GOOD PAYING GROCERY STORE, WITH
n stock and fixtures VIII DO sold cheap for
cash, on account of leaving the city, Eor par
ticulars INQUIRE of HALL, LUHRS & CO, 9ls
Second street. auZ5-Ep1m
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The Cars Visit to Warsaw.

LONDON, September 9th.-Advices from
Warsaw state that arrests of Nihilists are
of daily occurrence. Six persons were ar
rested on Sunday morning. The police is
sued an order prohibiting unauthorized
persons from approaching within 800 PAGES
Of the Car The soldiers and gendarmes
were authorized TO fire ut any one who
crossed the Cars route as he entered War
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Suicide, Not Murder.

JACKSON, September 9th.-An autopsy
was held on the body of Judge Moore this
morning, which has dissipated all theories
heretofore entertained that he met his death
by hands other than his own. Tie medi
cal experts were misled by 4 superficial
examination as to the point OF entrance of
the ball. They gave the opinion first that
the shot was fred from the back of the
head and passed out in front, and the diff
Guilty. if not impossibiiity, OF man shoot
ing himself in that way led to the belief Of
murder The autopsy, however, proved
that the pistol was placed close to
the forehead, and the force of
the powder made the oritice
larger NJ the point of entering. On rcmoy-
ing the scalp the powder marks were plain
enough, extending under the skin from the
wound to the dark spot in the center of the
forehead, which was at first thought to be
produced by a blow from club. The skull
under the scalp was shattered to pieces, al
though the scalp was entire. The Coro-
ner's jury found that deceased committed
suicide The cause is generally attributed
to political combined with other troubles
He was 50 years of age, and his parents re-
side in kentucky. His wife is expected
here tonight Deceased was a member Of
the Chosen Friends and United Workmen,
with policy on his life of $1,000 in each.
II is said there is also Il policy on his HE
for considerable amount III the New York
T 8, In, f',,,,,,
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KEW revelations arc promised Of the Greedy
survivor horrors. II the name Of mercy.
spare Us.
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100000 PAID

OIOOvOOO T1ID
TN ENDOWMENTS TO DATE-THE UNI
| versal Benevolent Association of California.
Incorporated August S. 1881.
Home Office; 1888 Mission street, San
Francisco.
Issue of Certificates Of Endowment of One to
Two Thousand Dollars, payable at Marriage, "
at Maturity. Send for Circulars and Papers. Re-
liable Agents Wanted. jel6-2ptf
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HOME AND ABROAD.
SPLENDID REPUBLICAN VICTORY
IN MAINE.
Hot Weather in fIiinois-Sic,kenin
Confession ola Murderer-3rain
Captured by Tramps.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

GsrRclAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uSIoS I
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JOS. WISEMAN,

7 INSURANCE. AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
No. 405 STREET. au21-is1m
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Hot Weather in Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 9th.-The past ten
days in this city have constituted heated
term in intensity almost unprecedented in
the history Of the city. The thermometer
has rarely dropped under 75o and has risen
to so. The peculiarly of the season has
been the fact that the nights have afforded
a suitrincSs continuing very evenly through
the full twenty-four hours At o'clock
this morning the thermometer registered
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HELFNA, September 9th.-(ireat excite
mcnt prevails at Benton over the confirma-
ton OF the important gold discovery in the
Little Rocky mountains, 100 miles north
cas-; of that place. When the discovery
was first reported the citizens of Benton
sent committe consisting of =. H. Asp
ling and Dennis Alpin, to investigate
They telegraphed to-day that the mines are
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ROCHESTER, On. ", September 9th
The son of Attorney-General Johnson, Of
Liberia, has received news that his father
has been mur2 cred.
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Grand Council, Improved Order OF Red
Men.

SrRlxGFIELD QI.). September 9th-The
Grand Council of the United States, In
proved Order of Red Men, opened this
morning in the State Capitol. The report
OF the Great Incohone reveals the fact that
there has been an uneXampled growth in
the Order during the past year, the increase
being 6.123, and the entire membership
Il. i97-being GA in excess of the largest
number ever attained The Council
marched to the Capitol this morning in a
body. The Great incohone, George g. Col
flesh. of Baltimore, was overcome by the
heat, and for some time lay in critical
condition.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
THE SUICIDE OF THE AMAD0R
COUNTY JUDGE.
Poisoning Case at Petaluma-
Pioneer Cornerstone Laid.
CALIFORNIA.

lsrBclh DISPATCHES TO THE rBooRD-usloy.l
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NEW HAYES, september 9th.-1he 6:3U
train from this city, on the Derby Rail
road, was stopped by tramps yesterday
under peculiar circumstances. When the
train reached West Haven. three men were
discovered riding on one Of the forward
trucks. Upon being ordered of. the tramps
produced revolvers and refused to bulge
The train men were unarmed, and the
tramps went through the cars, but took
nothing. The passengers, becoming panic
stricken, crawled under the seats, ladies
tainted, and a scene of great confusion en-
sued, during which the tramrs resumed
their hiding place on the truck. The train
was started and run through to Derby
without stopping. Here posse of police
arrested the Migrants. Considerable money
was found on their persons, and it is be-
li.ual tlnN arn nrnlnssinnnl hlIrrlars
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A Father Poisons Himself and -Four
Children,

PErALuMA, September 9th.-A stranger,
whose name is thought to be Patrick Shea,
poisoned himself and four children with
strychnine here last night, between and 9
o'clock The father and two of the children
are dead, but the other two children, it is
thOurht will recover
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SACRAMENTO TIVOLI,

Il street, between Ninth and Tenth.
& RoEABACE,......,....~..Proprietor
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Telegraph Operator Shot and Killed.

Co1uMBus Ohio, September 9th-Wil-
liam COLLISION a telegraph operator, on duty
at Snake Hollow, in the Hooking valley,
where the property of the operators is be
ing guarded by troops, was shot by a guard
last night, being mistaken for striking
miner lie was supposed to be in the act
of setting fire to one of the hoppers. He
died instantly
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The Aneged Pauper Immigrants.

PHnNDEIPHIA, Scptembcr 9lh. = The
Times says Of the arrival Of the pauper inn
migrants mentioned in the dispatches:
When the steamship Pennsylvania reached
her dock she was boarded, and it was ascer-
taned that there were eighty-two Jewish
passengers on board. These passengers
were separated from the others, who were
allowed to land on the wharf. The sus-
pectcd paupers were gathered aft and
searching began. Several names CORE
Spondcd to those Of the passengers by the
Westphalia, bat in every such case Simon
Muchr became responsible for them and
in fact advanced the money for their pas
sage to their destination. Only one Of the
lot was sent back.