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the wheat region, but pending the question
of lease the company refuses to take any
steps toward building.
The wife of the defaulting Postmaster of
Lewiston. Idaho, has returned to her pa
rents in Washington county, Or, broken
hearted.
The Iowa editors returned this evening
from Puget Sound, highly pleased with the
trip and country.
Death of Ex-senator Nesmith.
PoITLAND, June 17th-Ex-S Senator Mes
NTH died at his home in Polk county this
morning His health has been steadily
failing ever since his removal from the
asylum at Salem, where he was kept as a
private patient, to his old home in Polk
county, and his death has been an ex-
pected event
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"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" will
relieve bronchitis, asthma, and throat
diseases.
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Murderer of Three Cinnamon Captured.

WALLA WALLA, June 17th.-Ab Gallo
way, indicted by the Grand Jury of Nez
Perez county, Idaho, in 1889, for the MUIR
der of three Chinese miners at Camas
creek, tributary of Palouse river, was ar
rested at White Bird, Salmon river, yester-
day, and lodged in the Lewiston jail this
afternoon A Deputy Sheriff has been on
his trail a long time. Frank Mcdonald, a
former deputy, arrested Galloway at the
Cour d Alene mines, took his money away
and turned him loose. He drifted into
Montana, returned to Palouse county,
thence to Salmon river, closely shadowed.
Galloway reported discovering the bodies
of the murdered Cinnamon in April 1882.
The Coroner's inquest revealed three
bodies, two burned beyond recognition, in
the cabin The third was found in a ditch,
the head nearly cut off, gunshot through
the body, entering the back. and another
bullet through the head. John O'Boy was
tried for the crime and released. The
Grand Jury indicted Galloway on evidence
elected during the inquest and upon
OBoy's trial. Galloway had large amount
of gold dust which he could not satisfacto-
rily account for; also a ring belonging to
the dead Cinnamon. Galloway will be tried
at the term of the District Court now sit
ting
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suPERIOR CnuRT.
Department one-van Fleet, Judge.

WEDNESDAY. June II, 1855.
People VS.. Horace Stevens embezz.ement-
Defendant given until Friday, the 18th, tOplead.
People rs. W. II. Hawk assault TO do bodily
harm-CoLtiuued until tomorrow.
People VS. +. W. Emerson obtaining money
by false pretenscs-Continued until to morrow.
People vs. Thomas II. Reynolds-Continued
until tomorrow.
People vs. Brown and Eagan-
Estate of VIM. Hicks, deceased-Sale of real
ID
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
i California, county OF SACRAMENTO: IN tn the
matter of the estate of EDWARD DORSEII,
deceased Notice is hereby given that MON
DAY, the 22d day of JUNE, 1885, at 10 o'cloc5
A. NJ. of said day. and the Courtroom Of said
Court, at the Court house in the city OF s'eIiI-
mento county OF Sacramento, ard State of Cal
fornia, have been appointed as the time and
place for proving the viii of said EDWABSDi
DORSETT. deceased and for hearing the ,appil-
cation OF S. MILDRED JONES, for the IS
suance to her of letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
this 10Th day of June, 1875: -,
lSEAL. w b. HAM1LION; eleIA
for Petitioner. Jel-lVte
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FOREIGN FACTS.
RETURN OF THE QUEEN TO
WINDSOR CASTLE.
Death of General Manteuifel-
Heavy Fire in London
Cholera Reports.
The British Crisis,

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE HEconD-uMoH.I
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McMUNN'S elixir OF
Manl00l Restored

REMEDY fREp.-Av victim of youthful imprudenee
causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility Lost
Manhood. &c, having tried in vain every known
remedy has discovered a simple means of self-cure
which he will send FREE to his feow-suffererS
Address, J.H.REEVES,4 3 Chatham st, New York
s9-1yTuPhS
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nepnrtment rwo-nIcEarlnnd. .Indae.

WEDNESDAY. June II. 1885.
Nalensin VS.. MISUNDERSTANDING and taken
under advisemenI.
Jesse Campbell VS. Matt NJ Ailen-Contiuued
until Tomorrow
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
THE MURDERER OF THREE
CHINAMEN CAPTURED.
Found Drowned at Santa Cruz-A
Bank CIosed-Fire in Red
BIuff-IIibel Suit.
CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uNlos.l
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CURED HOME.

Persons at a distance may be cured at home by
addressing letter to DR.. GIBBON, stating case
symptoms length of time the disease has con-
tinued. and have medicines promptly forward ed
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the Postoffice, or through Wells, Fargo &; Co.. a
package of medicine will be forwarded TO any
part of the Union. The Doctor cures when others
fail. Try him. Mention the RECIRD-UNIoN.
Address DIR. J. +. GIBBON,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH RENEDY

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abuse, youthful follies
and excuses III mature
years-sueh SIS Loss of
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Nocturnal Emissions,
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

Premature Decline from errors or excuses,
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a PERFECT specifc-Dr. Sagc's Catarrh
Remedy.
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Death of Ex-senator Nesmith.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Death of the Oldest Grand Army Com
rade in America.

VANCOUVER, June 17th.-O this, the an
niversary of the battle of Bunker Hill, an
aged veteran of the war with Mexico dies,
at the great age of 81. Ernest Redburgh is
the veteran, and the oldest g. A. R. COM
rade in America He will be buried by the
comrades of his (Ellsworth) Post to-mor-
row
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sAMPLE HOVTLE FREE

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ing symptoms, sex and 6ge. Strict secrecy in
regard 20 ell business transactions.
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Seminal Weakness

UII IIIUUigtNCt Is pINCIlCCu Uy Int Youth OF DOIU
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerung certainty the following train of
morbid symptoms, unless combated by scientific
dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head,
ringing in the ears, noise like the rustliug of
leaves and rafting of chauots; uueasiness about
the loinS, weakness of the limbs. confused Wis
ion, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diff
dence in approaching strangers, Il dislike to form
new acquaintance, disposition to shun society,
loss of memory, hectic husheS, pimples and va
rious eruptions about the face, furred tongue,
fcetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats,
monomania and. frequently insanity.
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To. the Unfortunate.
DR., GIBBONS DISPENSARY,
c. Kearny street, San Franclsco.

Established in 1854,
for the treatment OF
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Syphilis in allits forms,
Seminal Weakness, I'M
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etc. permanently cured
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Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions,
The consequence ofself-
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WHEAT-S9s4c for July.
C0RN-4734c for July.
PORK-S10 40 for July.
LARD SO 6719 for July.
SHORT RIBS-S5 60 for July
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AVERSION to Society, UTmness OF Vision, Noises
in the Head the vital fluid passing unoDserved
in the urine, and many other diseaSes that lead
to insanity and death
DIR. MISTIE, who is a regular physician
(g1sduate of the University of Peunsylyania), will
agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
(under his special advice and tTe6tment) will
not cure, or for anything impure or Injurious
found ii it. DIR MINTIE treats ell Private
suItatiou Free. thorough examination and
advice. including analysis Of urine, SO. Price
OF vital Restorative, 81 so & bottle, or four
times the quantity, So sent 70 any address
observation, and in private name If desired be
a. e. MINTIE, NJ. D., No. II ssrny
street, San Francisco, Cal.
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Iossrs IN VARIOUS PLACES.

DETROIT, Mich. Sept z. - The passenger
steamer Island Belle. owned By n s. Whpple Of De'
troIt. took lire and was burned TO the waters edge
Yesterday and f. total loss. She was valued at
81 900 in Inland Loyds, and was Insured In different
companies for $4,000.
FoRr WAYNE Ind, Sept. Tho warehouse OF s.
Bosch & Goa containing large stock OF wheat, clover
see and other grain WOOL potts. etc. burned last
night Loss. $50 900; Insurance. $4,000 on the bulld-
Ing aud 10000 on the stock.
MONTREAL. Sept THE houses Of Messrs George
Glover Holland and Johnston. In Hypolito-st. were
burned this morning. The loss Is $4,000. The IRE
Nyas caused by the explosion OF lamp. Mr. Glover WHO
was in he'd when the IRE started, attempted 10 escape
BY the stairway but was cut of. lie jumped from an
attic window and was severely injured
BsAproRp Pom, Sept. 7.-On Saturday John Bolo, a
farmer living near Hs Mills, laid his waistcoat On lis
barn floor while nc work In OF the pockets
wore several matches In his absence two pigs tore the
yynlstcont and ignited the matches. Tho barn aud all
its contents Including number or horses were burned
IN Loss, -, 900.
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DTRD

AcKERAAN-At Painned. N. j. on Friday. septeuber4.
RELATIVES ana ens are ated 70 st,sn the funeral SER
vices e. hs late residence corner & st. ana SeStrav'
Train leaves foot Of III erty ST at $3.50 a. IN.
ARcHlBALD1on Monday. September 2. Robert FORSYTH,
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend ss
ST., Thursday at IL o'clock a. m
DEY-At Buccleuch. New Brunswick " J., Friday
morning sh inst after lingering aIS sn MaGy %
the late David Q. Humphreys Of waveriey woodiord
Internenr az Frankfort. Ky.
HAvEMEY at Stamford. Conn, Saturday,
@sESns OF
Relatives ana friends invited 70 attend the funeral az her
Afternoon aie nsse at oSioc S ''' '''A'''
Interment. woOdawn
Infant daughter q William ,; ana E@Iy Head .,,
Tuesday. september 8. at III a. IN.
KNoX-At Morristoyn, \; J., September 6 William x
Funeral the residence Of A W. slater, Morrstown
Tram isaves New York IL O'Clock foot of Baselays
fnterncnt at Tarrytown. Ny.
Funeral Wednesday eciocs rs PerrcpOnts BROOKLYN
Helen b. d PE snfy H. Saturday
at rsds1ee ra Grand Cen
Interm aatiS at Bedford n Y. on wednesday.
McDoNALD-At Bedford ~ ", septe nber s. 1885, Eliza
beth Beden eldest daughter OF the late Launceot oreaves
Relatives respectfully invited 70 attenl the
rvices Tuesday September at 1890 from her
Train leaves Grand Central Depot Harlem Railroad 1880
a. M; returning BAL
PARKHURsT-on sunday September 8. 1885, at East
orange y j. Titan Parkhurst formerly Of Elizabeth
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the uneru services ut MS late residence nd
and.aye. Dodd.st Wednesday Dth inst at 1890
Carriages in waiting at Brick Church station Of
train leaving Christopher sn' Barclay Street Ferries at
0;lO a. D., l. and ". r. X
"A AsDury Park. j., SATURDAY SeptenbeE
Hiram asynor sty iSO sSta year o. hls
Tuesday at 1870 D. M froa residence Al AID
Interment at woodawn Cemetery.
RANsoM-At Milford, coIn., on Thursday september 3 OF
Hpno,u pu s gbe rty In RE s7th year 81 his age
Relatives amt friends are invited funeral
tSths. on on TUESDAY september $ at ii o'clock a.
sHELDoN-A ter brief illness. n Greenwich Conn., on
for.ner OF brooklyn. n. ~.
FTpsra sesySes q% nt 5e IN
Carriages Will train LEAVING Grand Central Depot at
TYNG-At residence at Irvngton Hudson on the 80
Inst sI 1h ss Esy s s@ Of y GEORGES charch
The services wiil be held az 81 Gsoges church.
uyyesant square, on Tuesday, the 9Th nst az io;So
T esp sfcy G sarh East Oes
Please omit towers.
vAIL-At Boston, Mass September 4, 1885. Davis YAH.
Fa as9 ss PGesSytSran Chu4sS Pasppany j. on
TUESDAY special tram leaving New York via
Carriages viii at Morns Plans
VAN CLEEF-on SUNDAY seltember o Isaac Van cleef
Jersey city Wednesday, september o. at 10 oelosk
wALrER-At Hydeville Vermont on september Horace
Gou6 youngest Of sarah b. Henry and George b.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
wISFIELD-At Mount Vernon: y 7, on Monday. septsm
Winfield. aged 10 months and is days
Funeral SERVICES from residence o. her Se9rss
Bpm
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the City Hall 1t is safe to say that
Of the City Fathers we're watching the yachts and
wagering their money on the Yankee sloop. Inc
mss Of the syHS G. and
Of the Board Of Aldermen and Tax Department
They were therefore unable to witness the contest.
Few, If any Of the heads of Departments were an
sent, such Of the employees as could get away
availed themselves of the privilege. The universal
topic of conversation was the yacht race; =. 49,
Tbe police boat Patrol carried majority OF Iile
Police Commissioners and Headquarters clerks
down the bay. There were also many other olhclais
and guests Of the Commissioners ON board the boat.
General Porter, Superintendent Murray, lEspectOr
Steers aud few others who remained on duty az
Police Headquarters looked lonely In the big build
The interest in the contest between the Puritan
and the Genesta was apparent from the erow ai7
that hocked around the newspaper bulletins al
day andin the eveninguntl the announcement was
made that the race was " OF" and would be saileo
again to-day.
The ladies who passed up Broadway yesterday
afternoon IN the vicinity of Madison Square com
planned that the big policeman at Twenty-thlr1-st,
had only one eye to their safety and one nanu 70
wave of coupes and carriages and help them over inc
crossing. In his other hand he held tape telegram
containing the latest announcement from the
yacht race. He bore 1t al3ft between the t1 hnn4
like the torch of Liberty Enlightening the Worid,
and to every male pedestrian he ann0unced the
fact that the Puritan was ahead. AT all the notes
uptown bulletins were posted announcing the haIi,
hour situations in the race. There was small
crowd about these bulletins all the
afternoon. in the early evening the
finished dampened the interest and the fact that
the Puritan had lead stopped all discussion III,
curry az to betting failed to show any one VINO nad
bet on the Gencsta. At the Hoffman House IL was
said that all the bets offered had been on the fur-
ltan, with no takers.
There was no meeting of the Tammany Society
last evening for want OF a quorum. lt was ex-
planned that the majority of the members were
down the bay attending the yacht race.
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urrvcRy EYES on THE NAVY YARD.

The Democratic General Committee of Kings
County held a meeting at Music Hall last night. A
resolution adop ted fixing Friday September is.
IKE time for holding the primaries to select delegates TO
the Assembly and state Conventions The places for
holding the Assembly District Conventions also
designated A resolution OF regret for the death OF
Surrogate Jacob l. Bergen adopted Speeches were
mae Iaudatory of Mr. Bergen by Mr.. BaInuD, Mr..
Peasants and Mr. Schuyler In calling the list OF
presidents OF Wards large and apparently well-fed
patriot reported the Fourth Ward that Ia the matter
Of new recruits II would compare fayOrably With any OF
prizes in the Navy Yard must say that miser-
able failure" little reform spice was added TO the
meeting by the reading OF petition signed by about two
yards OF names, 100 10 tue yard, requesting tde
appointment OF committee TO SUPERVISE the primaries
IN the Twelfth Ward n the interest OF fair play. AZ
one OF the factions II III possession OF all the books
A member from the Twelfth made speech In which he
waxe0 lndis nsnt at the suggestion. Don't we always
roll up the regular mmecratc majority T. he asked
IL agOil 70 entertain ibis kind OF thlg every
year you'll wear ~ out.
Sunday quiet prevailed at the Offices In the Navy
Yard Yesterday all hands and the cool" having Como
t. see the yacht race. There also lack OF the
thr0ng OF applicants for positions, the sixty days law
having gohe int effect much 10 the disgust Of the ward
Democrats u Brooklyn rallied last fall 10 the slogan,
One lash and the Navy Yard is ours. and have
set received reward for zcal0us parfisanship.
Places viii DC found for few whom II Will be regarded
vacancies caused by tue removal OF declared to be
Incompetent. At the meeting of the Democratic General
Committee last evening tLr0ng besct Secretary fnrey,
who j. the chief of the Committee Patronage His
political ambition bids fair to be bghed by The failure
to put all unemployed men into the Navy Yard
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DANCING MASTERS EXCHANGING VIEWS
. .hi,,or nnssed thrnnph those of the SOClet

A shiver passed through those OF the oociet9
., Dancino Masters who confess to be surertitions
when on assembling for their annual convention at the
Grand Union Hotel yesterday, they counted heads'
There were thirteen present, and the superstiuons
dancing masters wanted to adjourn the meeting out
were promptly voted down by the enlightened dancing
masters who tet that the nobility of thoir profession
rendered tnc proof against thcdarts OF malicious for
time. The thirteen present. included L. g. d. Brooks
TT. F. Rivers and NJ J. sause OF New-iork; D. L.
Martin c. H. Rivers, j. T. Euris and ". p. Rivers OF
Rrooklyn: 6 Asher OF Philadelphia and Oscar Dnenyes
NJ Terra Hsute After an Informal chat the dancing
masters discussed several Of the inner mysteries OF he
profession which by oath they are fOrbdden 10 Iuse
Ia ontsider They also talked over the contemplated
rovelties which they will Introduce the coming season
t was whispered thaamong those proposed was the Der
wish waltz which consists IN a sedate turn or twO
followed by "A maddening whirl This, II Is shiu was
frowned down by the more conservative dancipg
Inasters who considered that bowling being necessary
adjunct OF derish dance. dignity forbade the intro,
dncton of such dangerous experiment. AFTER orieI
consideration OF these and kindred subjects. the dancing
masters set to nominate officers for the ensuing
wear Two tickets were finally settled upon; Z; H.
Rivers and s. d. Sphinx for presldent b Asher anu D. 1.
Euris for vice PRESIDENT c. Ii. Rivers aud H. r. RIVERS
for secretary and ]. T. Martin and J. l. Enrs for
treasurer These will DO voted for on THURSDAY
NET When business the dancing masters
went into restaurant and sat down to dinner AZ the
largest table they could find. Tue convection VIII be
continued for three more days There are forty two
meuhers In the society. which wat organized to adopt
uniform methods OF instruction for the promotion OF
social and TO control arrange and puosn
all dances.
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RAiLR01D fNTEKESTS.
SUITS AGAINST THE SOUTH PENNsYLvl

SUITS AGAINST THE SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA.
PITrsBURG, Sept (SpeciaD.-A statement IL
made that damage suits will DO brought to embarrase
the transfer Of the South Pennsylvania Railroad Tho
moving spirit In all the cults 10 Is said, VIII be Franklin
B. Gowen. although he is stl I'm Europe. He sent IN
structons to Philadelphia firm Of bankers TO make
inquiries and get certain interests combined In the
first place. the farmers who made grants OF right d
way to the South Pennsylvania specific basis Will
begin proceedings to their land alleging breach
Of contract Then the contractors will bring suit They
have been trying to get terms from the South Pennsyi
yania Construction Company and have failed. Those
who made investments in coal lands timber and mineral
lands and other property along the road did In many
the public and private representation OF the
Executive Committee In charge OF the company. Come
them did because of the advice Of large stock
holders who have Joined their forces with Vanderbilt
Suits will be brought 10 behalf OF these These
cases are all outside Of such suits as the minority
stockholders may bring.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7-General Solicitor Scott As
sistant Solicitor Logan and General Counsel Wayne
Macyeagh and David w. Sellers, Of tho Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. In consultation nearly all day
preparing the compans defence to be presented to tho
Dauphin County Court Harrisburg tomorrow IN the
suit brought by the Attorney Of the State to
prevent transfer of the South Pennsylvania Rail
road 1t Is intimated that the Attorney VIII
ask for postponement the ground that tho state
not ready with its case.