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DIP NIXON

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, N STREET, BE
~ tween Niuth and Tenth, Nos 9iS and 920
win visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 a
evenings iyl-tf
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MONTERREY

SALINAS November Gth-Additional precincts
give returns as follows Peach Tree-Biaine 3,
Cleveland -, Markham IS, Del Vale IS, Laugh
lin %. Smith ~. Priest Valley gives Blaine .,
Cleveland 10. Markham ., Del Nallc 19. Laugh
lin Q Smith Il? Slack's Cauyon-Blaine II,
Cleveland -, Markham IL. Del Vale IS. Laugh
lin II. Smith IS. one more precinct, Cholame,
to hear from viii increase the Democratic fig
ures slightly
TRES PJNos. November 6th.-Stack Canyon pre-
cinct, Monterey county-Total vote 90. Blaine
l., Cleveland -, Butler /, st. John /. For Con-
2ress Bel Vale IS, Markham Is, Gould /.
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ORovIILE November Gth-Rrturns. nearly
compete. show abou, l2l Republican majority III
and Henry o. are elected ASscmbIymeu The
Democrats elect the Supervisor. jude Sheriff
and Clerk, and the Republicans elect the bal
ance OF the county ticket. They also elect three
of the five Supervisors
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If you are minister and
have overtaXed yourself with your
pastoral duties. or mother. worn out
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If you are suffering from oyer-eating or
drinking, or any indiscretion or dissipation,
or are young and growing too fast, as is
often the case,
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
L L. SSIDEE. NJ. d.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, southeast corner
of Second and X streets. Office Hcuis-9
to 1890 4. ": Ito 4, and to P N. Residence,
9l3 VI street, between Ninth and Tenth. au23-tf
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SAN ANnEEAS. November 6th.-l'Ull return,
from CalayeraS county give Blaine | g3I, Cleyc-
land III, Louttit l,2tl, Sumner 10 BeGGvai,
i,-;sS, Evans l,o?1, Torrey SOS. Wheat loss.
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be Keep posted; make comparisons
not satisfied judgment Being the
Retail this exclusively
well
your
yanages single goods
Plain and TEiled Flannel Especial Tau at Is cents yard
better grades up to 81 a yard
Red Shaker Flannel, 40 to 80 cents yard
Navy Blue TVled Flannel aI gradeS from rs cents yard
dOYn.
Red and Grey Irish Frieze, at Is cents yard.
White Shaker FaRne Gall sradS from 20 to So cents yard
Check Shifting FanneE complete line for 25 cents yard.
Ladies Felt Skirts with plating and braidins on bottom 70 cents
Ladies' Quilted Skirts, from 81 to 81 rs.
CVOfed Cloth Skirts from s. to S. each.
ChldrenS COOHd Felt Skirts, 45 cents each.
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LAKEroRT, November eth.-Majoriiies in Lake
county-Cleveland 2l3, Henley 20S

Los ANGELES, November 6th.-Completc re-
turns of Los Angeles city: Blaine 2.j7S, Clevc-
land 2,i53.
Los ANGELES November 6th.-Later returns
develop the defeat of the Republican County
Treasurer and Recorder. and the election Of
their Democratic opponents.
Los ANGELES. November Gth.-The Repuhli-
cans pnnng their faith on the bulletin from
their National Committee. that Blaine had won
the contest commenced celebrating at ) p. NJ.
with music and banners. From handful the
crowd rapidly swcled, until the main streets i'll
the vicinity of Temple Block became blocked
with n dense mass of people wild with JOY over
the result. and made the welkin ring with their
shouts. Later, bands were procured. and in
procession they marched and counternarchcd,
and shouted and sung themselves hoarSe. The
Democrats have been calmly waiting the notes
of victory promised them by their National
Committee, and when it comes they will take
their turn with the red pot of paint.
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THE PACIFIC STATES.
Additional Returns from California.
Nevada and Oregon.

lsspqu BY rrlreRArH TO THE RECORD UNION
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SASTt Rosa, November Gth.-Returus come
in very slowly. The vote rs far as heard from
including that OF the towns of santa Rosa.
Petaluna and Sonoma-iS rs follows: Blaine
sol, Cleveland 100, CarothcrS $50, Henley 796.
\ majority of the county ticket is claimed by
both parties
SANTA Rosa, Observation-Disclosures will carry
sonomu county by over 60 majority. The re
turns are exceedingly slow.
SANTA Rosa, Novcmber6th.- h.-Complete return.
give Carothers Ill majority in Sonoma county.
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CtALOON FOR sALE.-THE WEH-KNOWN
= and popular Saloon known as 1.-The Office"
formerly owned by c. Lurch, in Woodland
Fine Bar Fixtures, Good Liquors on hand and
doing good business For particulars inquire
Of z D. BROWN at the nremiSes O2I-2W
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RED BLUFF. November Gth-Thc returns are
all in. Blainc's majority is =: Hrulcy's %; Eli
son. Republican Assemblymgu, 81;
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MARYsvIL1T November 6th-It is impossible
10 give the aggregate vote on each Elector or en-
to publish. The Blaine Electors ran evenly, and
have IG7 majority. iouttiJ has Ia6 majority.
Suttcr county gives the Blaine Electors and
Iouttt 81 majority. Sutttr county elects lIar-
key fRcpl Sheriff ny large majority: Sauborn
tRtpl. District Attorney: Lee tDem.), County
Clerk Van Afsdale tpem.l, Treasurer. Three
two Republicans
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Once Hours; 10 to 2sss to . and 7 % q e NJ
NO TREATMENTS GIVEN ON SUNDAYS.
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complete Clevcland'S majority. 17O: Summers
majority i5S. Beauvais (Rep) senator and
Long Rep Assemhlyman, arc elected. The
Republicans eject the District Attorney. Auditor
and Coroner.
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REMOVED.

~ f. TEBBETS, DENTIST, TO Oh s7szserses
L Sixth street, between l and J, YfFsss YfFssSs,sy
west side, opposite Congregational ~t&G ~
Church Au5-tf
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FOREIGN NEWS.
House of Commons,

LONDON, May 13th.-The debate upon Sir
Michael Hicks Beach's motion of censurc was
resumed i'll the House OF Commons this after
noon.
Randolph Churchill, Conservative, made n
bitter attack upon the Government policy. He
believed that all England would say aye TO
the question whether Gordon should De rescued
Gladstone would either have 10 submit to this
demand or resign.
Forster, lately Chief Secretary for Ireland
made violent speech, attacking the policy of
the Government, and was frequently interrupted
by vociferous cheers on the part of the ConServa-
tives. " In this instance, he said, L cannot
support the Government"
harrington, Secretary of State for War. made
a strong speech i'll defense of the Government.
He said the Government fully recognized their
responsibility for General Gordons safety, and
they had no desire to shirk this responsibility
He defended the Governments course i'll send
ing troops to Suakim and not to Berber, and
pointed out the risk and suffering to be incurred
in dispatching a force to the latter place. He
denied that the Government were negotiating to
take steps to secure the safety of General Cor
don, but said an expedition to crush Madhi was
beyond the responsibility of the Government.
The House was crowded, and Forster's speech
created Il sensation.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
LONDON, May 13th-To-night Michael Hicks
Beachs censure motion was rejected-303 to
275. The Parnellites voted with the minority.
The debate previous to the vote was excessively
animated
10 ISleSldS.
PARIS, May 13th.-France refuses to recognize
the IglesiaS Government in Peru.
The Explosive BilI-The New Minister to
The Hague.
BERLIN, May 13th.-In the Reichstag to-day
the bill dealing with the manufacture. keeping
and use Of explosives was passed to its first and
second readings unamended and with little de
bate.
The Kred- Zeitunq says Herbert Bismarck has
been appointed Minister 10 The Hague.
Friendly Tribes Scattered.
CAIRO. May 13th.-Osman Digna has attacked
the friendly tribes on the way to Tamanieb, and
scattered them.
Notes from Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICo Via Galvestonl May 18th
There is II rTImOr that the Government forces
have caught and shot, within the past ten days,
six train-wreckerS.
The report of the wholesale execution of
seventeen brigands at Queretaro is untrue
The estimate of the Government expenses for
the next fiscal year has been sent to Congress,
and reaches So, 700, 600.
Terrible Storm Raging.
ST. JOHN On. b., May 13th.-A telegram from
Bathurst says: 4 terrible storm is raging here
Many ships are seen in the ice, and grave fears
are entertained for their safety.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Patrick Barry, the man who was con-
victed of perjury in the Kalloch-de Young
case, was found guilty of petty larceny
Monday.
After some little discussion it was de-
cided Tuesday morning to hold no session
Wednesday in Judge Sullivan's Court
where the Sharon divorce easel being tried.
Harry Maynard has covered the 500 for
felt put up by Jack Hallinan, backing
Johnson to throw Harry Dunn. The match
will be best four falls out of seven, Cumber-
land style, for $500 a side.
William B. Daniels, who stabbed William
Williams, the negro pugilist, has surren-
dered himself to the police. His account
of the fight does not differ materially from
that given by the woman witness.
Mrs Wilson and Arthur Wells, two of
the witnesses in the Sharon-HilI case, have
been arrested for perjury at the instance of
the plaintiff They originally testified on
her side, but have since gone over to the
defense.
Late Monday afternoon Tully r. Wise
departed this life al his residence after a
brief illness. He was known over the
whole State and esteemed by all who knew
him. He was lawyer of thirty years
practice in this city.
Michael Judge, burglar, was shot down
Monday night by policeman in an attempt
to avoid arrest. He had been prowling
! about grocery, and his feet were wrapped
in carpet This burglar is a brother of
Owen Judge, the deceased pugilist.
John Quinlan on Monday fired two shots
at his daughter, Mary Ellen, one of the
bullets wounding her slightly in the hand.
The girl had been living in the city away
from her home for over a year, and had
been conducting herself improperly, and
the father was filled with rage and whisky
when he fired the shots. He is under ar
rest.
In comnemoration of the birthday ami
versary of her son, Leland Dewitt Stanford,
Mrs. Stanford has sent Mrs Sarah b. Coop
er, Superintendent of the Jackson-street
kindergarten Association, 81 900, for the
benefit of the charity kindergarten under
her charge. She sent, also, in addition to
this, 500 for the express use of the Mission
Free kindergarten under the same Board
of Management, that the children of that
school might receive appropriate presents
ON the anniversary of the birthday of their
late benefactor
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.


VANCOUVER, May 1Gth.-There is trouble
among the Columbia river Indians. For some
time the whites have been interfering with the
rights of those Indians, and their complaints
have reached the ears of General Miles, whose
wel-known honesty and square dealing with
Indians have become household words. Any
thing he tells them sinks deep into their hearts,
and a word from him quiets all their fears To
find out what were causes OF complaint. he sent
his chief scout and interpreter a. ]. Chaplain, to
talk with Chiefs Wallook and Hyackney and
twenty other indionS on the Columbia river
near Willows and in the council with them he
learned that among the just causes of complaint
are the recent killing of one of their Indians
while in the hills hunting stock supposed To
have been done by some white men who have
stock in that vicinity Also the annoyance 10y
the Indian police from the Yakima reservation,
who persist in arreSting them, and threatening
to remove them TO that reservation. They will
not remain on any reservation and never have
Also, during their temporary absence white
men have located upon their lands on Rock
creek and other places, land upon which they
claim to have lived all their lives and Cultiva-
ted for many years. White men have located
lands covering their fisheries will not permit
the Indians to go thereon TO fish. which places
most of them i'll Il starving condition during the
fishing season. These Indians along the Column
bia river number eighty lodges and deteSt the
Indian agencies. Very recently some Indian
police from Yakima, with one white man.
raided Chief Wallooks camp, drove off some Of
his horses and threatened to arrest some of his
people and force them upon the Yakima reser
Nation These repeated acts of rHscality and
vandalism have Justly exasperated the Indians
people will fight This thing has been brewing
for over year, and General Miles is now doing
his utmost to induce them all to take land i'll
SeYeralty and put an end to all their troubles.
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OREGON.
Adviees from Portland.

P0ETLANp. May lSth.-WHliam Bates and
Louis Warren were arrested last night near this
city, charged with burglary. Thc men broke
into a dwelling and stole valuable chest OF
tools.
The suit Of c. W. Reed against the Oregon
Improvement Company commenced thi, mOru-
ing in the state Circuit Court Defendant brings
suit for the recovery of 5000 damages for Der
SOual damages sustained
The principal grounds for appeal IN the case
of J. ". Murray, the condemned assassin. is the
refusal of Judge Smith 10 grant q change of
venue, the defense alleging thatN prejudice, had
been created in this county on account OF state
ments of the affair published in the daily
papers.
Articles of Incorporation of the Ia CnmaS
Nater-pOWer Company were filed to-day. Cap
itai stock, Sl00,OOO
The prospect OF the salmon season is far from
re0ssuring. The run is Still reported light. 10
is thought the pack viii show u falling OF of
something like 10000 eases.
To-day an Indian was shot and killed on the
Cmatilla indian Reservation by two Young men
named Henry BNrnhart and Frank Anderson.
The men claim that the shooting was done in
self defense. The Indian was Sdot in the side
stautly. BIrnhart and Anderson were hotly pur-
Sued by a number Oi Indians from the rcSerVA-
ton, who fired on them Il number OF times
Barnharts horse was shot in the leg Both sur
rendered To the authorities and are now in Jail
There is great excitement among the Indians
on the reservation, but it is hoped there will be
no trouble. About year ago young Anderson
shot and killed an Indian in selfdetenSe. and IL
is supposed the Indian tO-tay attempted 10 re-
venge the death OF his friend and was killed
+. A. Howard had preliminary examination
to-day ON II charge of the larceny of - coo from
VI, J. smith. He was held to answer to the
charge in bond of Si0o0, and committed in de-
f;iut
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.


\ Benicia team defeated a Vallejo team
in pigeon-shooting match Sunday.
a fight is to take place at San Jose on
June 3D. between Professor Young
Dutchy and King.
Fat'sheep are reported scarce in western
Nevada Ill cents pound is offered, but
no sheep are TO be had.
Trouble is apprehended at tombstone,
Arizona, over the recent bank failure.
Many miners were depoSltors.
\ very Jolly run of hares and hounds
was had at Berkeley ON Saturday. The
hares got home three minutes ahead of the
hounds, after an exciting run.
Henry Steinbruck, about Il years of age,
was drowned Saturday forenoon by the
upsetting of boat in which he was fish
ing, near the mouth of Oakland creek.
Friday night a carload of 10000 pounds
of fresh Chinook salmon was shipped from
The Dalles, Oregon, in a refrigerator car
dir C TO dealer in Fulton Market New
York
The first cricket match of the season was
PLAYED ON Saturday at the Oakland grounds
between the Occidcntals and the British
Ship Captains The former won by score
of - to 20. The unprecedented score of II
ducks eggs was made by the Captains
Two boys, 13 years of age while fishing
in a slough near Eureka Humboldt coun-
ty, the other day, were attacked by wild
deer They broke his horns off with a
club and after hard fight succeeded in
knocking the animal down, when they cut
its throat with pocket-knifc.
Frank Reaves veteran horse-thief who
has served a term in San Quentin, came
INo.,
Barbara county, Il few days since, on bare
suspicion that he intended stealing some
horses. He learned of his danger and sur
rendered 10 the authorities before the
lynchers could get him.
The body of an unknown man was found
Sunday hanging from tree on the ranch
of d. Mcdonald, about two miles from
Nacaville. He had evidently been hang
ing there for some time. He was appar-
emily 30 years Old five feet high, light hair.
blue eyes and mustache He was attirea
in dark clothes. His coat and vest were
lying ON the ground near by, also a bottle
of whisky.
There is some talk among the wealthy
business men of Los Angeles of organizing
a Bureau of Immigration for Southern
California, on a similar plan to the State
institution of that name II is complained
of the State Bureau that Its sole object
appears to be to locate newcomers in the
extreme upper part of the State, or 50 far
north as to benefit trade and business at
San Francisco only"
The swiftest sprinters ON the coast met
at Oakland Park Sunday. The first race
was between Ross and Mcintyre, 100 yards
and repeat for $3.50. Ross won the first
heat in II, but Mcintyre got away with the
next two in :10a, and the next and the race
in :10I. The next event was handicap
race of $50 yards, $500 to the first and $500
TO the second. The race was won in trial
heats. The final heat, race and money was
won by Kittleman in :14i.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

MoJAvE. May 13th-The following over
land passengers passed Mojave May 18TH to ar
rive in San Francisco May 18th; L. Kocher.
Geneva; J. II. White, Tombstone; X. NJ. Luther,
Mexico; j. H. Kutherp, Tucson; James Terry
and wife. New York; j. Bakewell, Santa Bar
bara; l. Dirrell and wife, New York; Mrs. J. r.
Bailey and son, San Jose; D. G.. Warren, ST.
Louis; Mrs. NJ. +. Toy, Mrs. J. d. Toy, Los An
geles: o. Tower. Mrs. r. ]. Chapman, Michigan;
=. Carter Miss T. Carter, say Gabriel; Mrs. L.
B. Office, Mrs W. f. Wilson, Chicago: George II.
Myers. Pennsylvania; F. 7. McAleer, San Fran
cisco: y. W. Myer and two prisoners, Los AM
geles; b. W. Cowley, Loubin City, A. T.; 4. r.
Charon. san Francisco G. l.. Dennison, Bangor,
Me; D. +. Sproger, New York; Mrs. G. Peterson,
Los Angeles: /. NJ. Yates, Globe, A. T.; c. H.
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Railroad Freight-housc Burned.
Ciark's Estate.
Railroad Accideut-Fatal CareIessness of


SALT LAKE, May l3th.-A freight train near
Thistle, ON the Denvcraud Rio Grande l0Omiles
east at early hour this morning went into a
washed place, turning the engine over, killing
! engineer McCabc and wounding the fireman
and Il brakcmau. No delay occurred ON the
road
\ servant girl gave a child Of J. C. Bowriug Il
box containing morphine pills TO play with.
I The child was found in StupOr dying soon at-
/ forwards
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WHOLE NO. 1O,321.

lot of the Democratic Territorial Committee, an
nouncing seven votes for Hughes of the Tucson
Sdr making tie with ouray and Meade, was
received here with disgust and indignation by
the Democracy, who threaten TO bolt the party
II Hughes is sent 20 Chicago. They claim he
never was Democrat until he arrived in Ari-
zona, and only now from policy
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HoRsFoRD's AcID PHOSPHATE. a valuable
remedy for gravel. DR.. T. Newland. Jr..
st. Louis, Mo, says: Il have used it in
diseases of the urinary organs, such as
gravel and particularly spermatorrhea,
with very good results, and think il very
valuable remedy in those Diseases
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EXPRESSES Hrs GRATITuDB-Albert A.
Larson, of Kirkman, Ia, in expressing his
gratitude to the proprietors of Aliens Lung
Balsam, writes: firmly believe my wife
would have died of consumption if not for