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LEXINGTON Ky, March l6th.-Depuy
Sheriff Bumgar;ner, of Rowan county, was
killed to-day near Morehcad, Ky, by a
mob. The assassination arose from the
Tollivcr and Martin feud, which has caused
the death of five or six men in the past few
months
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STATE OF CALIFoRNIA,

County OF Sacramento, 81
: On this I'd day of March, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and cghty-ti}e c, before me
Chas. K. Parsons a Notary Public in and for the
county of Sacramento, personally appeared
HERBtRT K0DULPH THOMSON, PERRIN
STANTON, FREDERICK FAY THOMSON.
known to me to be the persons whose names are
knowledged 70 me that they executed the same.
Witness my hand and official seal
SEAL CHAS. r. PARSONS, Notary Public.
mriG-iwTu
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CEn7!EIry?E c. FAA, GlaShip

WE CERTIFY THAT WE CONSTITUTE
w partnership trausacting business as Deal
ers in Agricultural Imiismcnts aid Hardwar,
in this state. Its principal place of business il
Sacramento city, California. lis name is STAN
TON, THOMSON < co. The foil names and re
spectiye places of residence Of all its members
are signed hereto.
Dated Sacramento. March ., 1885.
HERBERT ROD0LFH THOMSON,
Sacramento city, California
PERRIN STANTON.
Sacramento city California
FREDERICK FAY THOMSON,
Sacramento city, California
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Cuc,Go March 1Gtb.-General Manager
Potter, Of the Burlington road, declares, in
reference 10 The San Francisco dispatch re-
ceived this afternoon stating that the Bur
llngton would build from Denver through
to Ogden, that there is not word of truth
in the statement. lie declares that there
Is no one III San Francisco authorized TO
make any statements as to the future of the
road.
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Panama Attacked by the RevoIutionists.

PANAMA. via Galvcstonl, March 10TH
The city of Panama was attacked at 1
O'Clock to-day by party of reyolutionists,
commanded 10y General Aizpura, number
ing go men. The Government is defend
ing the city. Firing is going on incessant-
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is & never-failing cire
FOR Nervous Debility,
EXh auste d Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
Spermat0rrh9a, Lost
Manhood, Impotency,
Paralysis, sud all tue
terrible effects Of self
sbuse, youthful folies
and excuses in mature
yeafS-such as Loss OF
NJ e mory, LSSSitude,
Nocturnal EriisSl Jns
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Referring to the above, notice is hereby
given by the undersigned, ALEXANDER HUM
and EUGENE KNAPPER, that they have formed
a partnership under the firm name of HUM 4
KNAPPER aud having bought out S. FOREST
Ter & CO., will hereafter conduct the business
known as Fishers Restaurant " at the old
place. No $40 J street Sacramento city, Caliior
MIA The new firm viii collect all money due
and settle all claims against the late firm of S
FORESTER & Co.
Dated Sacramento, March 9, 1885.
ALEXANDER HUM.
EUGENE kNAPPER.
Witness; GROVE L. JOHNSON.
mrlQ-1awtwTu
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GENERAL NOTICES.

"He jests at scars who never felt IL
wound" Those who are wounded Use Rcdding $
Russia Salve. oll1yTuThS
Mrs. Ames, Midwife. Mrs. Ames cures
cancers; 1920 Third street. mrl1-lm*
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FIFTH DAY.
CONDITIONS :.

No. II. TROTTING-2:27 class; purse $500.
No. Il. PACING-2;;220 class; purse 500
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LONDON, March Tomorrow Prince
Albert Victor is to be initiated into Free
masonry The Prince of Wales, as Master
of Royal Alpha Lodge, will perform the
ceremony. He has initiated his brother,
the Duke of Connaught, into the order,
Albert Victor Will be the seventeenth mem
Der of the royal family who has joined the
craft since 1747, when the Oldest son Of
George u ;HaS initiated
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DR.. La Mars Seminal L ills cure all cases of
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Loss of
Mental and Physical VigOr, Impotency, Inyol-
Over-indulgence, Indiscretion and Abuse. Dr..
La Mars Pills are 10 mere Temporary Stimr-
liant, but completely Restorative Tonic. They
build up the Whole system, strengthen and re
life-with power to enjoy ito all who expe
.1ence the blessed benefits of their potent power
Price, 81 so per bottle. Sent by mail on receipt OF
price, or by Express C. o. D. Address all or
ders, A. MCBOYLE & CO., Druggists, San Fran.
cisco, p. .. Box 1852. n5lm
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insist upon, namely, that the value of sill
yer money shall be real, not fictitious, as
now. A least the Latin Union is actually
coming silver money containing only SS5-
thousandths of pure metal, although the
standard required on paper is fraction
over 900-thousandths of pure metal. This
has merely relative value, and can only be
accepted by the nations which have ad
hered to the Latin Union. Strong hopes
are held in Paris of securing the adhesion
of the United States to the Latin Union
when the latter adopts the silTer coinage of
a real and not fictitious value. The adhe-
sion of the United States would be a great
step toward the efforts made by France to
bring about double standard as well as
the international unity of coinage. In the
meanwhile the Bourse is buoyant, ex-
pectations are bright and money very
abundant
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The Raiatea island Mattcr-The Cam
eroonS Difficulty.

LONDON, March Harrington, in the
House of Commons to-day, said that the
alleged occupation of Raiatea, one Of the
Society South Pacific Islands, by the
French, is denied. In 1882 the French flag
was hoisted on Raiatea. As soon as Eng
land heard Of it She protested. France at
once disavowed the action, and said the
flag had been raised by naval officers with
out warrant France however, requested
that the flag should be allowed to remain
until England and France should arrange
their dispute about their respective rights
on the island. The controversy is still in
aniicable progress.
In regard to the tameroOns difficulty.
negotiations are still pending between
England and Germany for friendly settle
ment. The outcome of these negotiations
it is impossible to foretell with eXactncss,
but whatever ii might be- it would beyond
all doubt include a complete provision for
the proper respect Of our rights in Came
rooms. The negotiations for the settlement
OF the CamcrCons dispute embraced gen
erai scheme for the adjustment Of all the
questions in dispute between England and
Germany in regard to their respective colo
NAL claims in the entire region Of \ frica
and the South Pacific on a basis of mutual
concessions
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pS-Excursion Tickets at Reduced Rates. For
passage or further particulars, apply to J. D.
SPRECkELS x BROS. Agents, G27 Market street,
corner Fremont olS-tf
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- ID -L.a.8- Z III 4. Z III.
SPECIALIST AND GRADUATE.
No. II bFARtSY STREET,
EIREATS ALL CHRONIC, PRIVATE AND
| Special Diseases with tER same wonderful
success as of cid.
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GLAp>ToyE's VIEW coNrIRMEp.

Lo&DoS. March 16th-In the House OF
Commons this evening the Government
announced that i telegram from st. Peters
burg, fully confirming Giadstones view o!
the Anglo Russian arrangement regarding
the outposts on the Russo-Afghan frontier
had been received.
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FOURTH DAY.

No. {. PACING-2:32 class: purse s25s.
No. :. TROTTING-2.35 class; purse $500.
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CURED an ROME,

Persons az d distance may he cured at home by
addressing letter to DR.. GIBBON, stating case
symptoms, length of tine the disease has con.
tinued, and have medicines promptly forwarded
free from damage ana curiosity, to any part OF
the country, with tIIll and plain directions. By
the Postotfce, or through Wells Fargo & Co., a
package of medicine viii be forwarded to any
part of the Union The Doctor cures when otheis
fail Try him. Mention the RECoRD-UNIoN
Address DR.. J. F. GIBBON
ia24lptf Box 1877, Sar Francisco
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HOME AND ABROAD.

CLEVELAND In 4 ROW WITH TIE
KENTUCKY D. MOCRiTS.
Panama Attacked The Railway
Strilze-American war Vessel
Ordered 10 Guatemala.
lspRTAI. DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRp-uSIoY.l
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OMAHA March 16th.-At 1 O'Clock sun
day morning eighty masked men went to
the house where Thomas Jones and ilIs
Taylor lived, near Spring ranch, Clay
county, took them to a bridge few rods
away, and hanged them therefrom They
were supposed to have been implicated in
the recent robbcries in that vicinity. and in
the murder OF Edwin Roberts 4 month ago
The four other persons in the house at the
time were tied and guarded until day
break Three Of them were warned 10
leave the county. as were William and John
Jones. under penalty Of suffering the same
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FIRST DAY.
SECOND DAY.


No. 4. TROTTING-2:50 class; purse $3.50.
No. }. TROTTING-2:3G class: purse 500.
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TO the Unfortunate.
DR.. GIBBONS DISPRNSARX.
623 Kearny Street. San Francisco.

5As fNfH = TRIl CISCO.
Established in 1854.
for the treatment OF
Sexual ana seminal
Diseases, such as Con
Orrhea, elect, Structures,
Syphilis in allits forms
Seminal Weakness, I'm
potency. skin Diseases
etc, permanently cnred
or TO charge.
Gn,.,i..nI Mrn.l.-.nan
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New YORK, March lGth.-The French
steamer Normandie arrived late last night
She has a 4 passenger Edward Yard, re-
tired linen merchant OF this city, who was
arrested in Paris and extradited on a charge
of masking away with 100000 Of securities
belonging To the estate OF Charles G. Shaw
Two of Yards sons, who succeeded him in
the linen business, failed last year, and his
youngest son distressed him by twice
marrying Pearl Etynge, with an interval Of
divorce
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FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON. March 16th.-in the House OF
Commons this afternoon. Gladstone, in
answer to questions regarding the settle
ment of the Russian Afghan frontier diff
Guilty, said the only foundation he bad for
the announcement that an amicable agree
ment had been arrived at was a promise
wired by De Giers, the Russian Minister of
Foreign Affairs, from st. Petersburg, March
9Th.
The Afghan Question i'll the House of
Commons.
LONDON, March 16;h.-Tn the House of
Commons this afternoon it was stated that
England had protested against the treat.
ment of lead by France as contraband of
war, as instanced in the arrest of the Brit
ish vessel GlenrOy and the seizure of the
lead i'll cargo.
Gladstone explained that England and
Russia had agreed, as he stated FRIDAY,
that no further advances should be made in
Afghaniotan. The statement of this agree
ment was based on the interchange of
communications carried on through the
British ambassador at ST. Petersburg. The
latest communication on the Afghan dis
pute received from the Embassador was
that of March 9Th, but to oDviate any pos
sible misunderstanding, Granville, British
Foreign Minister, on Saturday last wired
his (Gladstoncs) exact words to Thornton,
asking him TO ascertain whether the Rus
sian Prime Minister Endorsed as correct the
statements made by Gladstone of an agree
ment reached with Russia As yet no
reply has been received Gladstone said
there had been no time to obtain the assent
of the Amer of Atghanistan to the terms
of the arrangement made with Russia
= The expression agreement said Glad
stone, conveys somewhat fallacious idea
of what has been obtained prefer the
word arrangement The telegram sent
by Granville Saturday 20 Thornton was
merely intended to ascertain whether our
of the details of this agree
mcnt, or arrangement was correct. There
is no question as to the substance of il"
harrington explained that the Russians
occupy Katan and Akrabat and that the
Afghans still OCCUPY Penjdch Hcrefuscd.
OH the ground Of public policy, to make
any further disclosures.
GLAp>ToNES VIEW CoNFiB1,Lp.
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WASHINGTON, March 16th.-Secretary
Lamar addressed Il letter of instructions to
the Commissioner of the General Land
Office. Concerning the disposition of the
forfeited land grants of the Texas Pacific
Railroad directing that notice be given by
the publication, for at least thirty DAYS in
each of the several districts. that the lands
have been restored to tie public domain.
and that The books of the respective offices
are open for The entry and location Of the
same at - so per acre, as provided for
under the homestead, prescription and
other general laws of the United States re-
lating TO the disposal Of unotlered public
lands.
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Harassed Oh the Retreat.

koRTI, March 16th.-The British troops
retiring to Korti were harassed between
Gakdul and Hambok by marauding fol-
lowers of FL Mahdi who were armed
with rifles. Several British soldiers We're
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gli llS5 y ts.St- the C0usequence OF self
SNSS%Sss: 49, abuse. This solitary
$SS&&SSSNZS%SS ~ vice or deprayed sex
ual indulgence IS pTactced by the youth OF both
sexes to az almost unlimited extent producing
with unerIing certainty the following train 1f
morbid symptoms, unless combated b. scientific
medical measures, viz: Sailow couuteuance
dark spots under the eyes, pain i'll the head,
ringing in the ears noise like the F1lstling OF
leaves and rafting Of Ghariots uEeasineSs about
the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused Wis.
ion, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diff.
dence il approaching strangers, dislike 20 form
new acquaintnnCcS disposition to ShUn society,
loss of memory, hectic Pushes, pimples and va
rious erIptions about the face, ftlrTed tongue,
fetd breath coughs. consumption, night sweats
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Marine Cable NIenaced.

WAsIINo~oS, March 16th-The President
+of the Central and South American Cable
Company to-day tclegraphed the Secretary
of state from New York that he had in
formation that vessel, supposed to lave
been sent by the Government of Guatemala.
was on its way to cut their rabie line He
asked that the company's property be pro-
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Immediate Investigation Ordered.

WAsuGxGToN, March 16th.-The Secre-
aTy of the Treasury has directed the Col
ector of Customs at New York to make an
immediate investigation OF the manage
ment OF the barge office in New York. with
a view 70 ascertaining whether the COM
paints growing out Of the treatment of
passengers and baggage are well founded
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-17

LINCOLN tNe5.), March 16th.-Patrick
Egan, President of the Irish National
League of America received this evening
the following cable message from T. Har-
rington, N. P, Honorary Secretary of the
League in Ireland, and forwarded the fol-
loving reply, IN reference to the action of
The Dublin City Council to-day:
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NEW York, March 16th.-Wiliam II.
CoZzens. Of Brooklyn, was entitled to a
pension, but his Democracy was of such an
intense type that he made VOW that he
nev"r would apply fer one until the Repub-
lican party was ont of power He has now
made an application for arrears of pension,
amounting 10 about 1000.
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS. ETC.
&. P h. r.

FTIRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE
L AT SACRAMENTO.
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Bare-knuckle Prize-Ggl,t.

PETTsRCRG, March lGth.--A bare-llnucklc
prize-ight, between James Mcdonald and
Joseph Davis, local pugili>ts, for a purse of
$500, took place place in room on Penn
avenue Tonight. Six desperate rounds
were fought when Mcdonald struck Davis
after the latter had fallen, and the fight was
awarded 70 Davis on a claim Of foul.
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PARIs, March 10th. = Tclegrams from
Saigon report the revolt in Cochin China
spreading. \ plot has been discovered tc
set fire to Saigon, in order TO give an oppor-
tunity for tue Eruption Of 5000 Ana
mese. The Anamese captured Demon
seven miles from Saigon, and massacred
the European residents, burning alive the
native Project and his wife The northern
provinces are held BY the insurgents. who
massacre the native adherents ofthe French
The crews of the men-of-war at Saigon
have landed to defend the town, and the
foreign residents are under arms. General
Briere de Lisle has returned 10 Hanoi. He
asks for 10000 more men before resumine
r-,ara+iouS
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Subvention Voted.

BERLIN, March 16th-The Reichstas to-
day voted the subyention proposed by Bis
narck to lines of steamers 10 Asia and
Australia, but refused to vote one for
Africa
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New YORK, March 16th.-The World
says The dangerous illness of Gordon w.
Durham, the venerable millionaire, is
likely to add sad chapter to the romance
i'll the lives of two well-known people
Miss Kate Sanborn, the popular lecturess
on literary subjects, has within the past
Jew days received the congratulations of
her friends on her engagement to Burn
ham. He is 50 years old, and, by strange
coincidence, the age of his bethrothed is IS
Despite this disparity in their ages the
marriage was to have taken place shortly.
Last week Burnham was stricken down
with pneumonia and at his advanced age
there is little hope of his recovery. Burn
hmm s Snnnnl WI linl q Nnnt. $40
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New YORK, March l6th.-A special from
New Haven, Conn, says Night workmen
in this city, and more particularly the
brakemen and others employed on rail
roads, arc suffering from new eve disease
attended by inflammation, sharp pains and
/ practical loss Of sight. Doctors are appa-
rcntly at loss to account for the trouble
and ordinary remedies arc without effect
upon it, Several hundred are ON the sick
list As rule, the disease lasts about ten
days and then disappears.
Heber Newton's Intiisposi;ion.
New YORK, March l6th.-Rev. Heber
Newton sent dispatch yesterday, from his
home. to Rev Phraner, assistant pastor Of
the Anthem Memorial Church, that he was
suffering from severe cold and dared not
quit his house.
Noted Cattle Thief Run Down and
Killed.
LITTLE Rock, March i6th.-Reports are
received of the running down and killing
of Frank Strong, Il noted cattle thief, by
posse. which traced him 10 a deserted cabin
on Wild Horse creek, Chickasaw Nation,
where he was shot to death. He fought his
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ELIXIR OF
. . nj

Is the pure extract from the drug from which
all the hurtlul properties are removed and the
ness or sickness Of the stomach attend its use.
Price 50 cents AL dlrIrristS S23-lN1nThS
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MEDiCAE,.
Manhood Restored

NEMEDY IEF.-AvlCtlnl OF Youthful lmpruuenCe
causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility Lost
Manhood. DC, having tried in vain every known
remedy has discovered Il simple means of sclf-cure
which he will send FREE to his felow-sufferers
Address, J. .HREEVES, 43 Chatham St, New York.
epI I'm,
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Heecher and the Administration.

WASHINGTON. March l6th-IIenry Ward
Eeccher called upon the President and See
rotary Manning to-day and it is said spoke
very highly Of one or two personal friends
who are candidates for Office. Being inter
viewed about the new Administration. Mr.
Beechcr said am well pleased with IT,
rhe very thing that Is being complained Of
namely, MIR. C!eyeland's ;Ieliberation about
making changes, ! like. take ii tLat in
making new appointments. if there is Il
question between Il Republican and u
Democrat, the Democrat should certainly
be chosen; but when man occupies a
place for which he is suited, performs his
duties faithfully. and is not inherently par
ujsan, IN should not be disturbed. | refer
10 the subordinate places J think the Ad-
-LiAL..-L.ioM ]. .nin.. 10 be eil.cn.>-
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WASHINGTON, March l6th.-AIrs. Whit
ncy, wife Of the Secretary Of the Navy. ere
ated social innovation by Il Sunday even
ins dinnor party last night, in honor of
Whitney taking 4 place in Cleveland's
Cabinet Thirty guests attended Among
thc society lights present were Ward Nc
Allister and Miss McAllster, formerly of
California
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Scientific Expedition Snow and lee
Bound.

Bound.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 16th.--A dispatch
from lrkautsk states that the Polar scien-
{ fic expedition under Baron Toll and Or.
Bunge is snow and ice-bound near Tua-
drcn. 1t is feared that most of the mem
bers of the expedition have persisted
Reward offered for PAINS Body.
LONDON. March l6th-Pain is said TO
have escaped from khartoum and to be
descending the Nile. General Wolseley
has offered a reward of $50 for Pains body,
dead or alive.
Frances Effort for Double Money
Standard.
New YORK, March 16th-A Herald $
Paris cable says People are now pulling
their brains over the double standa OF
silver and gold, which the Latin Union ad-
mits and which the United States is ready
10 accept, but which Germany opposes
There is only one point the Paris bankers
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New York. March 16th.-The South Side
Sportsman Club at Long Island is attaining
great success in rearing California rainbow
trout, 800 OF which, in their preserves
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The Oklahoma boomers.

ARKANSAS CITY lkansas). March 10Th
None OF the Oklahoma boomers have vet
left camp. They are still awaiting further
adviccs from Washington. The opinion
prevails among them that the Presidents
proclamation was only to prevent their
moving until the Cabinet have more time
to consider the question. The colonists'
representative at Washington tclegraphs
that the matter will again be considered at
4 Enhinnt mnntinr Tuesday