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WHOLE NO. 1874.

who stole 4 sailboat and started for San
Francisco by water, pleaded guilty in the
Superior Court, waived time and was SEN
fenced TO three years in the State Prison.
Unprecedented observation-disclosures Sem
teneed-SIurder Trial.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo. September 22d.-The
past three days have been the hottest ever
known here, due to fires in the adjacent
mountains, extending many miles. The
mercury rose yesterday to 1902, Sunday
still higher, and Sunday night was the hot
test night ever known III San Luis 0bispo.
Stephen Moody and William Pipper,
convicted OF arson, were this morning SEN
fenced by Judge Hatch, Of Santa Barbara.
to three years each at Folsom
Dr. ). p. Mooklar, under charge Of lnur-
der, will be tried next Monday.
Punished for Selling Whisky to Indians.
LABEPORr, September 22d.-B f. Hall.
OF Lower Lake, was tried in Justice Bur
tons Court here last Friday, before jury,
Tor selling whisky to Indians, and found
guilty. This morning he received his SEN
tenee-a fine Of $500. His attorney gave
notice OF an appeal This is the first con-
Wcnon III tins county lor that ofense
Conviction of Two Stage Robbers.
FResNo, September 22d.-The jury in the
case OF Prescott and Myers, charged with
rohbing the Yosemite stage on the 22d of
May last. brought in verdict of guilty,
after being ont ten hours. The case had
been on trial since the 1st OF September
Il Wife Murderer's Trial.
SAN BUEYAvEETURi, September 22d.-
Mccoy, accused of murder in shooting his
wife in June last, was to-day allowed until
Thursday TO plead. Both sides are ready.
a Highwayman Captured.
SAN BUEEAvENrURA, September 22d.-
On saturday, at the Coneio, Frank Bones
robbed Saul Britton on the highway He
was caught by q telegram at Santa Barbara,
with the watch etc
Grape-PiciSlDG in Sonoma.
SoSoMA, September 22d-Grape- pe-picking
has commenced. The Weld this wear is
from one-third 10 one-h half crop. The
quality is excellent but the prices are
lower than Tor several years-from $40 to
$25. Some choice Chasselas are bringing
the latter price
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Discharge of Chlnese Emnlnyes,

SEATTLE, September 22d-There is moth
ing new in the situation here in regard to
the Chinese. The attack ct the Black Dia-
mond mine Sunday night was made about
midnight. The Cinnamon had already
been discharged by the mining company,
and had made every preparation to leave
the camp by Monday mornings train The
attacking party made 10 attempt 10 injure
them, merely driving them INTO the woods
and burning their cabins ana contents in
Guiding their baggage, which they had pre-
pared for their journey. All the mining
companies in this vicinity, with one excep-
ton, have discharged their Chinese en-
ployes and the mill companies are doing
the same. The Port Blakely Company
agreed to discharge all their Cinnamon at
the end Of the week A meeting of prop
erty holders has been called for tomorrow
evening by Mayor Ycslcr This will be in
the interest of law, and it is expected that
measures will be taken which will prevent
further violence. Preparations are being
made for an anti-Chinese Convention to
meet on Monday next at Ferndale. near
the British Columbia line.
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(jHINAHALILl
629 J ST., and $40 and 922 Seventh ST.,
AMENTO, CAL
mS0-tfMWS
ECZEMA.


For the benefit Of suffering humanity, deem
it only my duty to give this unsolicited testi-
mony in favor of Switt's Specific. My wife has
been afflicted with Eczema from infancy. We
tried every known remedy but tono avail. She
was also afflicted with a periodical nervous
headache. sometimes followed by an inter-
mittent lever, so that her life became burden
70 her Finally determined TO try Swifts
Specific. She commenced seven weeks ago.
After taking the first large bottle the disease
seemed to increase: the burning itching and in
hOmmation became uubearable. She, however.
perSevered in the use Of the medicine. After
taking the second bottle the inflammation BE-
gan to su5side. After the third bottle the in
fammati2u disappeared. ard sore spots dried
up and turned white and scaly, and finally she
brushed them Off in an impalpahle white pow
der resembling pure salt. She is now taking
the sixth bottle; every appearance of the dis
ease is gone, and her flesh is soft and white as
a child's. Her headaches have disappeared and
she enjoys the only good health she has known
in 40 years. 40 wonder size deems every bottle
OF s. s 5. is worth thousand times its weight
in gold.
Amy further information concerning her case
win be eheerfnlly given by herself at her resi-
dencc, l55 Mullett street, or oy me,
JOHN +. BRADLEY, A Griswoid street
Detroit Mich, May lG, 1885
For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
\. y To- W 25d St Drawer >, Atlanta, Ga.
fp5-1V.s-V1V
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Victoria Items

VICTORIA, September 22d.-The citizens
are organizing to receive the Governor
General and party in becoming manner.
A meeting was held last night ana COM
mittee appointed
The weather is clear and beautiful, there
being neither fog nor rain.
Hibbs, the defaulting Postmaster. was
surrendered to-day.
Frank Angels, an escaped convict from
the adjoining Territory, has been arrested
and held for extradition
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OLD MEXICO.
Yellow reyer-caieme,s Indinns,

GuAyMAs, September 22d.-The fever is
decreasing in Guaymas. Only one case was
reported to-day. At HermosilIo the dis
ease is spreading. Con- Cutler, a we'll
known Californian, died this morning.
There are some cases of fever at Ortiz sta
ton. The weather is still hot.
Cajemes warriors are buying ammuni-
ton. An order has been given BY the Gov
ernor prohibiting sales to Indians.
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REGBIYER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NCTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
~ and in pursuance Of a judgment OF the
Superior Court in an0 for the county of Sacra-
mento in an action wherein ALICE SCOTT is
plaintiff and ;. d. WEYANT JOHN ZOE, "
A MURPHY, RICHARD ROE and GEORGE W.
CHESLEY, Administrator Of the estate Of :. 3.
SEGUR, deceased, are defendants, I will as Re-
ceiver In said action ell II the front door of the
Court house. in Sacramento, CAL on WEDNES-
DAY, the 7sh day Of OCIOBER, ISS5 at 10
o'clock a. NJ, ~ public auction. for cash in gold
coin, TO The highest bidder, the following de-
scribed real estate situated IN the county Of Sac
raDentO, IL said State OF California viz The
northwest quarter of the northwest Quarter of
Section Twenty-nine: the south half of the
northwest quarter; ali of Lot Three: and the
west half of Lot Two Of the southwest quarter;
and the southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter OF Section Twenty; and all of Section
Nineteen lying north OF the lands formerly
owned and occupied by I. H. Van Trees. now
deceased, al IN Township. Eight North, Range
Eight East, OF Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
Dated Sacramento. Cal, September Il. 1855.
ALBERT II. JOHNSON. Receiver.
FREEMAN. JOHNSON d BATES Attorneys for
Plaintiff. Alice scott. si4-td
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OREGON.
Fatal AssanIt.

PORTLAND, September 22d-Last night
a. c. Mayfield and son, merchants OF Fern
dale, w T., were attacked by unknown
men. The father was instantly killed and
the son fatally wounded.
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POLITICAL WAIFS.

The States geological cabinet is said TO
be woefully deficient in specimens Why
couldnt some of the ancient Democratic
fossils be stored there?-[ Indianapolis
Journal.
1t took the Mississippi Democrats four
days to make their ticket The Ohio Dem
ocrats did up the job in four hours. The
distinction represents the difference he
tween dead sure thing and sure dead
thing Buffalo Express.
The Postmaster at Toledo, who has gone
over to the Democrats, is reported as say
ing Holding the views | do, I must
most emphatiCally decline to march in the
Republican procession this fall" A case
of bad proof reading, probably. Holding
the Office do - is what he said undoubt-
edly.-I Milwaukee Sentinel
Mr. Cleveland has offended the Ereaiaq
Bulletin by walking around in his shirt
sleeves. It really is q high handed outrage,
particularly III warm weather, and our
esteemed contemporary deserves great
credit for calling attention to it before it is
too late TO save the country from its evil
influences. / Philadelphia Times
1t would be q great fayer to the high
tariff wing Of the Republican party if Mr..
Lowell could be sent back to England or to
some remoter country. He makes the most
unreasonable speeches against the protec-
tive theory on inopportune occasions, and,
worse still, he does not mind proving all he
says by uuanswerable argumems.-fPhila-
delphia Record.
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SALEM, September 22d.-The mile dash
was won by Repetta, DR.. Lindsay second,
Stevison third Time, l:46 The two
year old trot Nautiila won, Alta A. second.
Time, 2:513-2:5S. The attendance was
between 1900 and 5000
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There is an old mountaineer over in Co
sumnes Township Sho has a couple Of
trained cats ard q dog with whose help the
old fellow provides himself with Il number
Of gray squirrels every day. Hs takes
them al ont with him in the woods, the
dog trees n squirrel and the cats climb up
the tree and chase the squirrel down, and
the dog catches it and brings it to his mus
tor
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At Crescent City one day recently the
merchants on the principal street had to
close their doors on account of q swarm of
bees which made themselves nuisance in
their search for sweets.
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a RARGATNs g
FOR SALE.
ONLY $4,000! 80 ACRES !

VlHIs Is ONE OF THE BEST BARGAINS ..z3s
i n the State; only ten miles from the -
city OF SACRAMENTO there are five acres in -
matured Grape Vines; three acres Fruit Trees,
including Pears, Apples, Figs and Peaches; sew
eral Wincmilis and Wells: improvements worth
about 81 40; can all be put out in Fruit or Al
falfa- This piece of property must he sold with
in the next % days. For further information
call on OF address II. L. HOWE, Real Estate and
Insurance Agent, 1907 Fourth street, Sacramento,
Cal au2l-lp
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sE- Gail and see our immense stock of
beautiful BOHEMIAN, HAND PAINTED
GLASSWARE. Also, OUR RICH CUT
GLASSWARE; all colors, styles, shapes
and prices.
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0DORLESS EXCAVATOk.

NEssPooLs AND VAULTS CLEANED
" cheap ard free from all offensive odors.
Orders left a. Carpenters Wood ana Coal Yard,
426 K street; or at Pacific Market rs street,
VIII be promptly attended 10.
sul6lDSTn J. II CAMPBELL & co.
oE BUYS CORD OF STOVE WOOD. Oh
pJ G TON OF COAL, at the G. o. d. Wood
and Coal Yard, No. 40l I street. All orde-F
promptly delivered to any part OF the city,
SIT
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NOW Is TIE TINE TO BUY
- "A. M = 81 2

A Beautiful Rich Gold Bronze
Lamp, complete with illumi-
ator and shade, only-...........$l co
A Fine Parlor Vase Lamp, com
plete with illumination and
shade, only............................ l so
An Elegant Rich Gold Bronze
Library Lamp, complete with
Eureka Burner and l4-inch
Porcelain shade (has an extern
sion of AZ inches, only.......... 8 90
Crystal Hand Lamps, complete,
only ............................. %
Crystal Stand lamps, complete,
.............35 cents, 45 cents and so
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ITO TaOSE ATTENDING THE FARGO
l. to Clunies Block, corner Eighth and K
the accommodations of this new house are un-
surpassed; kept frs.-class in every respect;
street cars from the depot pass the door every
hVe minutes. MRS. GRICE. Proprietress.
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PACIFIC SLOPE
l FURTHER ADVANCE IN TIE
PRICE OF SUGAR.
Stage Robbers Contradictions
Forest Fires-Stockton Fair
Highwayman Caught.
CALIFORNIA.

tsPraAl DISPATCHES To THE RrcoRp-uylos.l
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rTIHE sHARPEST, COOLEST AND MOST
/ Delicious Beer always on draught at cents
glass. Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars il
stock. EDWARD DIETERLE, Proprietor
au17-4ptf
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Send Tor our NEW ILLUSTRATED CATA-
LOGUE, mailed free to any address
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ITO LET-ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
i well-iurnished hotel situated in a central
ana business part of this city. None but respon-
sible and experienced parties need apply. For
further particulars, inquire at this office. s17-tf
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@ SEND FOR CATALOGUES. "a
SWEETSER & ALsfP,
st21-1pf Sacramento.
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Extensive TeacIlers' Inslitute-oost


SANTA CRUz, September 22d.-Fires are
raging over eight miles o. country near
Ben Lemond and Highland Thousands
of cords of wood have been burned. The
fire is now workingits way toward Boulder.
The fire was caused by campers setting fire
TO the brush, and is the cause of the un-
usually warm weather prevailing at present.
The Santa Cruz County Teachers Insti-
tute convened in the Methodist church. at
Watsonville, this morning. After the or
ganizati0n there was a recitation, followed
by superintendent Linscott's address. The
afternoon session was devoted to section
work in the new school building. This
evening there will be reunion To-mor-
row evening. in addition to the regular
business of the day, lecture will be de-
livered by Henry L. Highton, of San Fran
cisco. On Wednesday evening Rev. DR..
Jewell will lecture on Capital
This morning George Bronson, the tramp
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ITO lET-FARM OF leo ACRES FOUR
L miles southeast OF Davisville; 50 acres sum
mer-fsllow- Apply 10 W. p. COLEMAN, No. 325
street Sacramento sl9-iOt ltw
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FOR SALE-TO LEE,

E0R sALE.-A GOOD DAIRY FARM ~,
l. of44O acres, 25 acres in Alfalfa and 70 :st.
acres good ioF that purpose. Price, $4,000 1zs--
Terms one-half cash. Apply 10 CARL STRO-
BEL 81 street, Sacramento, Cal. s2l-6ta
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Another Jump in the Price OF sugar.

SAN FEANCIsco, September 22d.-A fur
ther advance of half cent on sugar will
probably be made tomorrow, making the
price one and half cents over the New
York prices. Claus Spreckels said to-day
that still further advance Will be made
later that owing TO a shortage in beef
sugar the price might so 10 IS cents for the
best grade
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Simmons Liver Regulator.

See that you get the Genuine Prepared by
j. II. ZEILIN + co, Philadelphia, Pa
s2l-lyMWF&wly
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san Francisco Money Market.

SAN FRANcIso, September 22d-Mouey
is said to be plentiful at the banks, though
Commercial loans vary from 5 to 10 per
cent. as extremes. Most OF the business is
AT Cor. The Savings Banks are generally
loaning on city property at one to five years
at Z. The Hibernia Savings Bank still per-
sists in loaning at 6, and has good supply
of coin to part with on acceptable security
at that rate. Exchange on London is mod
erately firm under limited offerings Fair
demand for New York exchange. Silver is
much depressed both for coin and bars
Rates for the past week have been the low
est in nine wears
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Mail Service to Australia.

NY fRANCIsCo, September 22d.-LIaus
Sprockels received dispatch to-day from
William Center. who went to New Zealand
and Australia as agent for the Hawaiian
line of steamers, 10 see what arrangements
could be made with those colonies for
continuance of the mail service from San
Francisco after October LIST. Spreckels
says arrangements have been completed,
and that the Union Steamship Company
will run steamers from Auckland TO sgd
ney, and that the English Company repre-
sented by Mr. Pierce will maintain the
service between San Francisco and Auck-
land. The company which Pierce repre-
sents are owners of the steamers Zealandia
and Australia at present plying between
here and Australia, and which have been
leased by the Pacific Mail CnInnanN
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E'OR SALE CHEAP-A SECONDHAND SIX
l. Horse-power, Upright Engine and Boiler,
mounted ON skids. Can be had with or without
circular saws and carriage VIII be sold cheap.
Apply 70 y. GARDNER, 40I street. aulS-tf
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DAILY RECORD |

ssaer.asalo IS .eeeaa eIsss nass
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WANTED.

A NY PERSON REQUIRING HELP. EITHER
"a male or female, can be supplied at the
shortesT notice, by applying to HOUSTON &
GO, Employment ONCE, Fourth and streets
Sacramento. lsl3-tf
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Weather Indications.

SAN Francisco, September 22d-S p NJ
Weather indications for the next 80 hours
North Pacific, fair weather, followed by in
creasing cloudiness and rain, with variable
winds, generally southerly. Middle Pacific,
fair weather. with variable winds, generally
light southerly, except along the coast,
where they will be fresh TO brisk north
westerly. South Pacific, fair weather, with
variable winds generally westerly
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who stole sailboat and started for San
francisco by water, pleaded guilty in the
Superior Court. waived time and was SEN
fenced TO three years in the State Prison.
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Send your name and secure one Of our NEW FALL CATALOGUES
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31

all other lines that contribute to the up
building of mighty metropolis. Here
must be located every commercial indus
trial and professional pursuit which hopes
to prosper by Northwestern patronage.
BANK BUILDINGS.
The prosperity of st. Paul banking in
situations is somewhat indicated by the
number of splendid new bank edifices now
building. The First National has Just COM
pleted and is now occupying structure at
the corner of Fourth and jackson streets
which has cost over 500, 900. The Ma
tional German-American is just completing
building at the corner of Fourth and Rob-
ert streets which will be 100x15O feet, six
stories high and will cost over 5000, 900.
The Bank of Minnesota is now laying the
foundation for a handsome structure at the
corner of Jackson and Sixth streets, which
will cost about $3.50, O00 Other banks are
located in large and commodiouS structures.
The figures given, indicating as they do the
remarkable increase in banking business in
st. Paul. are the best possible argument
that additional capital may be used to adj
vantage in banking in this city. The cap
ltaiist who comprehends the certainty OF
Northwestern development need not be told
that the present banking facilities of st.
Paul will be unable to meet the trade re-
Quirements of a few years hence. In this
line ST. Paul offers inducements that the
trained banker cannot fail to appreciate.
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The Record.
Sells Bros. by RaiIrOad.-Circus and
Menagerie.


The above named big show will positively
exhibit at ST. Paul on Friday, June II, and
prior to its advent we wish to give some
opinions of the big show culled from some
of the leading journals of the country, as well
as to say few words for ourselves. Sells
Bros Circus is a regular yearly yisitant to
the Twin Cities, st. Paul and Minneapolis,
and yearly they prove the pledges made in
their advertisements. They are well known
and fully recognized as being worthy of our
patronage. There is small show billed
somewhere about the date of Sells Bros
big show, to which all our sympathieS go
out What poor little weakened show
wants to get in the way of the great. mas
sive-limbed colossus owned and managed by
such wonderful managers as the Sells Bros.
for, is something we cannot see. We I'M
derstand, too, that the small show charges
the same price of admission as the big show
of Sells Bros that is coming on the 18th OF
June. Some things in the show business
prove disastrous. We cannot but fear dis
aster will overtake the little fellow. The
big show will also exhibit at Minneapolis on
Saturday, June Is.
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AChineSe Joke.

Texas Siftings.
81 want my shirts"
You gotee tlickee?"
''No I've lost the ticket"
mo tlickee, no shirtee."
You hand over them Shirts.
You Fienchman?"
''No, 1 am no Frenchman."
You go getee Flenchman, then givee
shirtee. Chineeman belly iaid Flenchman.
Flenchman want heap ightee. Flenchman
hlad man.
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Duke Cigarettes.

Handmade, highest-cost tobacco, puri
fed French rice paper, the very best at any
Orice
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Chinaman alice sa NEE Mellican swelle;
Heapee quickee catchee on you blet
Flop side alice tlimee he telle
Smokee muchee Duke Cigarette"