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SLAUGHrERING TRoUT.-The following is
from the Truckee Republican

SLAUGHTERING TRoUT.-The following is
from the Truckee Republican
The outrages committed upon the fish of
this region by means of traps, nets and
other nefarious contrivances, have been
more numerous than ever before in the
history of the country. The aggravation to
all true lovers of angling has eliminated in
the free use OF giant powder in Coldstream
This delightful trout brook has received
special attention from the State, nine cans
OF choice varieties of trout having been
placed in its waters only ten days ago. 1t
is very paradise for anglers. its deep pools
and shady hooks being full of fish. 1t is
easy of access, either by team or rail. and
is only an hours walk from Truckee.
Recently. however, almost every consider
able pool has been completely Invested of
fish by means OF giant powder. The indi-
vidual who has done the work has been
caught in the act, and is well known, vet
no steps have been taken to secure his ar
rest and conviction. Most of the outrages
were committed in Placer county, but the
Nevada county officials have abundant
cause for action if they cared to perform
their duty. The trout were taken in broad
daylight, both by means of net and of
giant powder. The explosions have torn
to shreds many fine plump trout, and many
that are mere minnows. If law can no
longer be enforced in this community. it is
time the vigilance committee was reorgan-
lied.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted at 123 for Is of 1907: 1l21t.fo as
sterling, 81 sl1zG4 s61I; io3 for 3D. silver
bars, l04ss.
Silver in London, As 7-16d consois, 100 l5-16d
per cent. United States bonds, extended. los;
Is, 1861; rs. rs.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at s51zGs55z cents.
Mining stocks were again weak in san Fran.
cisco yesterday morning, and some kinds fell
10 lower figures than have been reacehd in
weeks.
James Z. Hollenbeck, a prominent citizen, died
suddenly in Los Angeles Wednesday night
In fight between Chinese factions at Napa
yesterday, five Celestials were wounded
Fire at Lynn, Mass; loss. 100000.
Germany is now willing to refer the Caroline
dispute to the arbitration of friendly powers.
Anti-German demonstrations in France by
Spanish residents are prohibited.
Frosts are destroying vegetation in the vicin-
ity of Quebec.
Lieutenant-General Darlington, of the British
army accidentally killed himself in Scotland
yesterday.
Prestan, who was the leader of the revolution
lists when Colon was burned, has been hanged
in Panama.
Throughout Spain, Wednesday, there were
2,e4l new cases of cholera and 900 deaths
Ileholera has appeared at Algiers.
Link odell accidentally shot and killed him
self in Lake county, Wednesday, while out
hunting.
At Minneapolis, Mimi, during the year end
ing Wednesday, 81, OCO, 900 bushels of wheat were
received.
Senator Stanford will attend the fair at Ne
rada City to-day.
Fire at Pasadena, Los Angeles county; loss,
5000.
ten-year-old boy was drowned yesterday
near Ceres, stanislaus county, while bathing
The Twelfth District Fair is in progress at
Willets. Mendocino county.
The net earnings of the Canadian Pacific
Railroad for July were $4,000.
Ex-senator William NJ Gwn died in New York
yesterday.
A fire in Cincinnati last night caused loss of
over s2Oo,OO0
Two boys, II and IS years of age, have been
arrested in North Carolina for robbing the
mails.
double scull race is to be rowed ON Jamaica
Bay, September 18th, for a purse of $500
In Minnesota, Wednesday night, frost caused
great damage to crops.
Further particulars of the ant-Chinese riots
in Wyoming Territory are given this morning.
The Grant monument fund in New York has
reached Sos, Ill IL.
frightful condition of sanitary affairs in
Aarseilles is reported by the United States Con
sui
Jefferson D. Manion was found dead yesterday
near Santa Rosa.
George Hill was kicked to death by horses at
Spanish Fork, Utah, Saturday.
Arab won the free-for-all race at Oakland
yesterday, defeating Monroe Chief and Nellie R.
strike of miners was inaugurated yesterday
AZ McKeesport, Pa.
The strike of the Knights of Labor against
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad Com
pany has been settled.
Cholera has broken out in Cadiz, Spain
Haggin's Hidalgo won the mile and three
quarters race at sheepshead Bay yesterday,
beating Wanda by a neck.
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vessels in port, and has been particularly
serious with seamen from England and
Scandinavia. The disease manifests its
characteristic preference for the dissipated,
insane and unclean. The present situation
and the record of the past secondary cpl
demic indicate that the scourge has perhaps
reached its maximum of fatality, and Will
gradually subside to a finish in October or
November.
The sultan and the Khedive of Egypt
New YORK, September 3d.-The Heralds
Constantinople special says: The Sultan
has ordered the draft of decree to be
drawn up for his inspection, deposing
Tewfik, the actual Khedive of Egypt, and
replacing him by Ismail, Tewfiks father
and ex-khedive, who was deposed at the
instlsation OF the English and French
holders of Egyptian bonds in 1879. Ger
many and Austria are both favorable to the
restoration of Ismail, although the Sultan
personally tavors Hahn, the only surviving
son of Mahemet Ali.
Count Tolstoi Mentally Deranged.
LONDON, September 3d-Although Count
Tolstol is one of the richest men in Russia.
he some time ago suddenly quilted st.
petersburg and retired to a remote estate
where he passed his time chiefly in making
boots and shoes, calling in as teacher a
young shoemaker who lived on the estate
He was visited by several literary and
social acquaintance, and to them he pro-
fessed to have found the real secret of hap
plness and morality, which he said CON
sisted in manual labor. Recent events
leave no doubt that his singular retirement
from the world was due to the breaking I'D
OF his mental faculties. According to all
accounts his mental alteration is now I'M
doubleday declared as likely TO be of per-
manent character
The Congo Country.
MADEIRA, September 3d.-Lieutenant
Wlssmann has made reconnaissance of a
part of the Congo country hitherto utterly
unknown. The region is as large as New
\ ork and Pennsylvania and is fertile and
healthy, Astounding in fish and game with
climate like that of Alabama Lieutenant
Wlssmann says no such river as the Vas
sail exists, and it should consequently be
stricken out from the lately published
maps, where it figures with great promi-
hence.
Loyalty in Ireland Growing Cold.
DUBLIN, September 3d.-Much comment
was made yesterday among Nationalist
and Loyalists about noticeable feature in
the banqueting hall of the Mansion House
last evening, viz, the removal of the crown
and letters V. r., which always have
been heretofore on the top of the canopy
erected over the dais. Their place was oc-
cupied by harp and shamrock with the
words g Cead mile failthe"
Gladstone and Parnen.
ABERDEEN, September 3d.-Gladstone,
commenting upon Mr.. Parnelps recent
debut in an address, said the Irish leader
was very thoughtful man, who generally
measured his speech, but he never said
anything sillier than when he declared that
Scotland by union, had lost her nation
atty.
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GONE TO MINING.-The Portland (Or.
Standard SAYS:

GONE TO MINING.-The Portland Orr
Standard says:
Four men from this city have gone to
the Speilyi river to engage in mining on
the sandbars. One of them was there last
year and succeeded in finding prospects
that would yield 81 day to the man, and,
as he could lind very little to do here. he
has concluded to bid defiance to hard
times and wash out gold dust for living.
He made up the party of four and they are
now bhsily engaged. The Speilyi is close
to the foot of Mount st. Helens, and emp
ties into the north fork of Lewis river
Several more of those who can find no
employment might successfully follow
suit, for 81 a day is better out in the
mountains, with no chance to spend it.
than double the amount would be in the
city. We regret that we could not learn
the names of the four miners, but they are
hard at work and may strike something
richer than has yet been found.
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Too MANY WORDS Now.-Some editors
are complaining at the proposed addition
OF new words to the dictionary. They
argue that there are words enough now.
more, indeed. than can be used to advan-
tage-and that the learning of the New
Haven professors ought to be directed to-
wards the contraction of the vocabulary
rather than to lis extension. We differ
entirely from these directors. Words now
in everyday use are not 10 be found in any
existing dictionary; and why should a
book be advertised as s. unabridged " unless
it is what it pretends to be-a complete list
of the words comprising the English Ian
guage ?-[ The New Moon.
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST.
SPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE REcoRp.uN1ox

ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE RECoRD-UNIoN |
PRoMoNToRY (Utah), September Sd.-The
following overland passengers passed here
to-day, to arrive in Sacramento September
9th: George Z. Kimball, NJ f. Reilly, E.
F. Briston and wife, T. Pierce, f. c..
Thomas, Mrs. William Chislett, Miss Nc
Comic San Francisco; F. B. Jones, San
Jose; J. Merck, Butte, NJ. T.; E. Austin
and wife, Lakeport, Ind; G. L. Abbott,
Massachusetts; \. S. Wherry, St Louis; S.
J. Mccall and wife, Los Angeles; DR..
Schneider and wife, Denver; Miss C. Alex
ander, Healdsburg; F. Peters and wife, NJ
Peters, New York; H. Winch, Miss Nc
Cuilough, London; Miss L. Spencer, Ban
gor, Me; +. J. Ryan, Chicago; Mrs. /. l..
Carlyle, New Orleans.
NEwHALL, September 3d.-The following
overland passengers passed Newhall to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco September
4th: Frank Peterson, Boston, Mass D.
Goldburg, st. Louis; II. 6. Sekeresinger,
Mexico Mrs. p. Donahus, two children
and maid, g. Mastorn, E. NJ. Burris, San
Francisco W. Mccain, Mrs. Behrendt,
Miss Behrendt, Mrs. W. H. Thomas and
maid, Los Angeles; Master Earl Thomas,
San Francisco; Mrs. G. w. Fillmore, Miss
J. Wing, w. Moves, Oakland; S. C.
Parks, Mrs. B. Park and daughter, Salt
Lake City; S. w. Boring, Ell Paso F. D.
French, Cotton II. c. DUDLEY, Cleveland !;
A. A. Curtis, Connecticut j. Mclaughlin,
Spadra; Jules Escalier, Monte.
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Hoy TO SECURE HEALTH.

1t is strange any one viii suffer from derange-
ment brought on by impure blood, when SEQ
WILLS SARSAPARILLA AND STILLINGIA,
OR BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, win restore
health TO the physical organization. 1t is a
Strengthening syrup, pleasant to take, and the
best Blood Purifier ever discovered, curing
scrofula. Syphilitic Disorders, Weakness of the
Kidneys Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous Dis
orders, Debility, Bilious Complaints and diseases
OF the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin,
etc 30, ;si,-H,,.1
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San FRANCISCO, September 5, 1885
AFTERNOON SESSION
-.
A DIsAGREEABLE DosE.-The n
Transcript of a recent date SAYS:

A couple of days ago William Montgom-
cry, the irrepressible topper, while loafing
around saloon got hold of bottle that
he supposed had gin in it, and while the
owners back was turned William took a
big swallow of the contents. 1t came near
being his last drink, for it was spirits of
ammonia, the fumes of the powerful
liquid choking and burning him badly.
An antidote was Immediately admins
tered, and he still roams the streets, al
though his sore mouth and throat cause
him great inconvenience when he is
thirsty
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san EnANCIsCo AGENCY.

l. P. FISHER is Sole Agent for this paper in
san Francisco and vicinity. He is authorized
TO receive advertisements and subscriptions, and
collect for the same. Rooms q and D. Mer
chants' Exchange.
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DAILY RECORD-UNION
FRIDAY .......sEPyEMBER 4, 1855
~ RECOMMENDATIONS Is Lhe oa,In nnuer

The REooRD-UNIoN is the only paper on
the coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re-
eeioes the fall Associated Press dispatches
tros. all parts Of the torLd. Outside of San
Francisco ii hos M competitor, IN point o.
nxn.bers, ia It's hcmse and general circulation
throughout he coast.
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SeoTr's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites, in general debility
and emaciation, is most valuable food and
medicine. 1t tends to create an appetite Tor
food. 1t strengthens the nervous system
and builds up the body.
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A Brussels dispatch says that Lieutenant
WeisDann, the German explorer. has dis
covered that the river Kassai, heretofore
believed TO join the Congo above the
equator, curves and falls into Lake Leo
pold II.
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AUCTIONS.
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE !

1NHE ELEGANT MANSION AND GROUNDS
Il OF the late STEPHEN A. BOUTWELL,, sit
uated on Fl street, between Tenth and Eleventh,
together with all the Fine and Costly Furniture
and Carpets will be sold at public suction on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER LIST Particulars here
aiter. u, j. SIMMONS & CO., Auctoneers.
s3-lot Office, 1905 Fourth street
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The San Francisco EUening Post has
donned new dress, adopted new head
line, and is generally improved in the
makeup of the paper. 1t is a good gen.
eral newspaper, vigorous and outspoBen,
and we congratulate it upon evidences of
deserved success.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

Reader, can you believe that the Creator
aftiicts one-third of mankind with dis
ease for which there is no remedy? Dr.
R. V. Pierce's " Golden Medical Discovery y
has cured hundreds of cases of consump-
ton, and men are living to-dav-healthy
robust men-whom physicians pronounced
lncurable because one lung was almost
gone. Send two stamps for Dr. Pierces
pamphlet on consumption and kindred
affections. Address Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Mr.. WIN. 6. CAssELL, s. Oregon street
Baltimore, Nd, says he suffered for months
with severe sciatica, and few applications
of st. jacobs Oil, the great pain-reliever,
cured him.
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Bedad, look at the basic, with his two
toothpicks stickin out of his mouth was
how the first sight of an elephant affected
Bridget Muldoon.
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Frank e. Stevens. Piano Tuner.-Ad-
dress J. F. COOPER'S MUSIC STORE, No.
527 ] street, Sacramento, Cal. 0ll2g-3m
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Carpet Weaving-So2 NJ street. Work
done hrst-class ON shortest notice. au2l-3mA
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Mines. Whyte 6 Vale, DressInaking,
1927 Ninth street, Sacramento, Cal. au2S-lm
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Dr.La 31ars Seminal Pills cure al casssof
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Loss Of
Mental and Physical Vigor, Impotency, Invol-
untsry Emissions and all disorders caused by
Over-indulgenee Indiscretion and Abuse. Dr.
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary Stimu-
LIANT, but completely Restorative Tonic. They
build up the whole system, strengthen and re-
store the sexual organs, and give q new lease Of
life-with power 10 enjoy ito al who expe-
fence the blessed benefits OF their potent power.
Price 81 30 per bottle. Sent by alton receipt of
price, or by Express, C. O. D. Address ali or
ders, A. McB0YLE & CO., Druggists, san Fran.
cisco, r. q. Box 1852. jy4-lm
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OLD STONE FLOUR =!

GooD RELIABLE OLD STONE FrOrR
" strong and white can be had OF the Wheat
i ia1 MIL Company, Wheatland, Cal. Give it
tilal, Gul9-Im2p
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GENERAL NOTICES.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th.

5. 5. & Z. L. SOuthwortb, Dentists, Sac.
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DR.. ]. D. NaCLENNAN.

VlHE WIDELY KNOWN AND SUCCESSFUL.
Magnetic Physician, has just established a
Healing Institution at l4iO Octayis street 10 q
tween Geary and Post, San Francisco Take tn
Geary or Suffer street cars s4Irnoy
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FROM FAR AND NEAR.
DEATH OF EX-SENATOR WILL
LAM NJ. GWIN.
The Wyoming Trouble Railroad
Matters-Eastern Races-Wash-
ington GOssip-Foreign Items.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

lsrEc1AL DISPATCHES To THE RrooRD-us1os.l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT S.

Attention, Sacramento Hussars,
You are hereby requested to attend your M.A
regular meeting, THIS friday EVEN INk1s
ING, at . O'clock sharp Byorder of the-A-N
CHAIRMAN.
+. ZIEGLER, Clerk. sI-ItS
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INT, at . CLOCK sharp. Byorder of the---A
CHAIRMAN.
f. ZIEGLER, Clerk. s4-It@
Stated Meeting of Sacramento
Lodge, No. 90 f. and A. NJ, THIS (Fri- Sc
day EVENING, at o'clock. Visiting x x
brethren cordially invited to attend wv
f. f. LAMBERT, W. NJ.
W. D. KNIGHTS, Secretary. si-lts
CITUATIoN WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN
y lady as housekeeper; respectable and re-
fined; neat and tidy; good housekeeper, seam
stress and nurse; no objection TO country. AID
dress j. A - this Office. si-3ts
WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w houswork. Inquire at Twelfth and Z
streets. sl3.*
NTANTED-AT ONCE. AN ACTIVE ENER-
w getic Saleswoman of pleasing address,
who possesses some selling ability. Apply 527
street. sl-St&
ITO LET-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE -
L with all modern improvements; fine Iii
Grounds; good Stable and other conve- III
n1ences. Apply on premises, 1870 II street, for
further information. s4-lw*
U,OR sALE-75 ACRES UNIMPRovED szess
T. but very fine Fruit Land, in the warm ~
belt miles from the railroad depot ofsasE~
Newcastle; price, $40 per acre. Apply to CARL
STROBEI, 321 street. s4-6t&wIt*
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Loyalty in Ireland Growing Cold.
Gladstone and Parnen.

commentina n neP Wr Pa gmTiau stone
debut in an address, said the Irish leader
was very thoughtful man, who generally
measured his speech, but he never said
anything sillier than when he declared that
Scotland, by union, had lost her nation
alify
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The Chicago Times has this very conclu-
siye item concerning the Preller mystery
" If Mr.. Preller has really been murdered,
1t ought to occur to him that nothing
would so clearly establish that fact as for
him to come forward without any further
delay and say So" If Preller don't respond
to that Maxwell might as we'll.
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A sensation was published at the Bay
Yesterday to the effect that an extensive
traffic in Chinese certificates had been un-
earthed, but Surveyor Morton indignant
~ denied the statement, while Collector
Sears declined to express an opinion until
he had Investigated the subject
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WASHINGTON PARK, September 3d.-The
weather was fair, but little cool to-day,
with an attendance larger than on any pre-
Eious day The track was very fast. The
mile race Grey Cloud won, Guydette sec
ond, Thistle third Time, i:444. The
mutuals paid s42 TO- The seven eighths of
mile race McCarthys Last won, Tartar
second, Jim Gray third Time, 1:292. The
muttials paid SIS 10. In the three-quarters
of mile heats race the first heat Forest
won, Midnight second, w. H Francis
Littlefellow third Time I:18. The mu--
tuals paid 81 20. The second heat Irish
Pat won, Forest second, Midnight third
The Portland daily press., 1885-07-21
Last Nights Fire.

At shortly before ten O'Clock last evening
smoke was discovered issuing from the roof
of the house of Mr.. Thomas Pennell over
seer of the workshop at the Jail, at II Smith
street. Mr.. Pencil was sitting at the gate
at the time, and Mr.. j. E. Warren, who
occupies the second story, had just returned
from the islands with his family. Mr.. PEN
nell's family are at Harpswell Inyestiga-
ton showed a hot fire burning in closet in
the upper story, and an alarm of fire was
rung in from box No. 7, to which the depart
ment quickly responded. The fire rapidly
spread until the attic in the front part of the
house was ablaze and the flames were break
ing through the roof. The fire was hard
one to reach, and was subdued only after
some hard work by the firemen The cause
of the fire is unknown. There had been no
fire in any of the stoves since noon, and in
the closet where the flames were first dis
covered Mr.. Pennell knew of nothing of a
combustible nature.
The front portion of the roof was pretty
well burned and chopped up, and the rooms
beneath were thoroughly wet down, making
the damage to the house about $500. Mr.
Pencils furniture was mostly removed, and
what was left in the house was damaged only
by water. The house was insured for $1,000
in the agency of Prentiss Loring, but there
was no insurance ON the furniture.
Mr.. Warren's furniture was somewhat
damaged by water, but the loss win be COW
cred by insurance Mr.. 7. j. rockingham
occupied room in the house and his furni-
ture was slightly damaged. Mr.. Frothing-
ham was at the islands, where he is staying
and it is not known whether he had any
insurance
The Portland daily press., 1885-07-21
Tne performIng St. Rernards.

DIR. Sawtelle's troupe of performing st.
Bernard dogs, which commenced an engage
ment at the Bijou last night, give one of the
healthiest and most interesting entertain
ments that has been seen in Portland since
Prof Bartholomew Equine Paradox delight
ed the city an exhibition which this troupe
of dogs closely resembles. There are nine
magnificent st. Bernards, of about the same
size, and all similarly marked, and they pre-
sent most comical appearance seated on
stools arranged in semi-circle at the rear of
the stage. They perform all manner of
tricks and seem to delight in them as much
as their audience. They play see-saw, dis
tinguish colors, leap through hoops, and
over each other, and form living tableaux
that are remarkably fine. The audience last
night were lavish of their applause. The
Bijou is just the place for such an entertain
ment, as it is cool and airy and can accom-
modate large number of spectators without
crowding, and parents should not fail to take
their children to see this show