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BUILDING NEW FEEDERS.
The Railroad Work Going on in Cali
fornia.


fornia.
II is estimated, in view of the present
activity, that 80 per cent. will be added to
the railroad mileage of California in the
course of the next two or three years. The
Central Pacific is taking the lead in the ex-
tensions being made, many of which are
very important factors in the railroad
transportation of this State. The compile
ton of the California and Oregon line 10
connection with the California and Oregon,
of Oregon, commands attention. The work
is very difficult, tunnels having to be bored
through the mountains, ravines to be filed,
bridges to be built ana u connection that
will allow solid trains 10 be run through
between San Francisco and Portland will
not be made before 1888. The Southern
Pacific branch which runs along the east
ern slope of the Coast range is being yigor-
ously pushed. This branch stopped at Sole
dad, in Monterey county, q few months
ago, when work was commenced, and it
was pushed southwark to Miguel and
to Paso de Robes, 81 miles from
Soledad, and it will be pushed without
halt until it reaches the junction of the
Atescadero creek and the Salinas river
The intention is to fork this line at San
Miguel. The ultimate destiny of one line
will be Newhall, in Los Angeles county. A
heavy force is working westward there,
and Santa Barbara will be invaded by
railroad in July next. The other line of
the fork will start from San Miguel and
take almost an air line to Lerdo, on the
main line. In the SaPS Joaquin valley
number of new feeders s.-c in various
stages of progress, and when completed
viii open up to development some superior
agricultural land. Settlers in the districts
where the feeders are being extended are
enthusiastic over the event, and are lend
ing every encouragement to the projectors
of the roads. 1t is proposed to extend the
CopperOpolis road from Oskdale, in Stan
islaus county, to the Tuolumne river, a
distance of twelve miles. There are many
other lines projected, which, when com
pleted, will add largely to the present
mileage. There are now between 1900
and 5000 men at work on California roads.
which, when completed, will aggregate
600 miles. For this amount of track
S30,000,000 will be used. and the value of
land will be enhanced many dollars.-S. F.
Post.
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Underground Wires.


New YORK, Novembel -st.-It is understood
that an agreement has at length been reached
by all the electrical companies TO put their
tn tho Olau
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Uncle sam's Financial Standing.

WASHINGTON, November 1st.-Follo wing is a
recapitulation of the debt statement issued to-
day Interest bearing debt, principal and inter
est, 81, ,l62 1876, ,675; debt on which interest has
ceased since maturity, principal and interest
ST., ,54S 927; debt bearing no interest, principal
S549 49,. So. Total debt-Principal. 81 us i9S :
4Og; interest, S9,226 0jS. Total, Sl,724,49, ,46S
Total debt, less available cash items 81 ,407 l3l
147; net cash ini treasury, S52 7SS l99; decrease
available for reduction of debt, S2l7, ,2sS. .315
Total cash in treasury, as shown by Treasurer's
re1leral ncnnnnt sihi nhS o.
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ITO LEASE-2,OGO ACRES OF GOOD FARM
i ing land ON shares, in tracts to suit, to par
ties furnishing good teams. Apply E. NJ. VII
son, Elk Grove. o5-lm@
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AN INNOCENT AsRoAD.-It doesn't make
any difference what his other name was,
but he was Congressman in Paris. and he
had never been there before. 1t is the Gus
tom in that city, when stage is full. to put
up the sign eOmplet, and no more passen-
gers can get in. Our Congressman wanted
to see everything, and as these labeled
stages would pass him he would try to stop
them, but the driver would shake his head
and drive on. You can't get in any of
those" said an English speaking citizen,
who had watched his vain attempts But
want one of them he persisted. Take
one Of the others with fewer people in it.
There's plenty of them" urged the citizen.
" You 90 TO thunder" be said angrily. II
guess know what l want I'm in this
town to see the sights. Everybody seems
to be gong to Complet, and I'm d-d if l
amt going there, too, if | have TO wait
week TO catch q bus with room in i. for
me. That's the kind of an American t.
zen l am, and don't you forget it. 7--Wasi-
iRgton Critic.
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A Private Mint Closed.

MINNEAPoIIs, November 1st.-Detectives Quia-
Ian and King arrested last night James Hindle,
alias Mcdonald, a notorious counterfeiter and
crook, who has been passing and disposing OF in
various ways, for the past two weeks in this city,
finely counterfeited silver dollars. This spuri-
GUS coin is nearly perfect counterpart of the
genuine, the only difference being that it is
trihe lighter. Some S11 600 of this stuff was
found concealed in cave near Cedar lake
Hindle confessed to the detectives last night
that the stuff is made by a well-organiZed gang
located near Omaha. Bindle has served term
il the Wabasha Penitentiary for safe-blowing.
He also confesses that a gang had been organ
lied to burglaEize several of the prominent
banks and business houses in st. Paul and Min
neapolis tomorrow night. Hindle is about So
years old, six feet tall, weighs $50 pounds, is
ight-complexioned and gOod-looking. Other
arrests NAV follow.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.


VICTORIA November 1st.-AlbeTt Mallott was
Andrew Johnson At Eagle Pass in August 1885.
lie shot Johnson dead for helping himself to
cigars. The prisoner was % years of age, and
died game. The only request he made was
that hetfnght take his boots of. as he did not
want to die in them.
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Lakey. of Crossroads Church, Yadkin county,
eloped with the eighteen-year-old daughter OF
James Cooley. The girls father pursued the
flying pair and having the faster horse overlook
the runaways about mile from the house of
the minister, whom they had expected TO marry
them. Cooley called upon Lakey to give up the
girl, whereupon the young man drew a revolver
and shot the old man dead The murderer fed,
leaving the young woman standing by the body
nEh hnr fl fl,nr
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The Prnhlem of the Eutnre.

NEW YORK, November 1st Felix Adler spoke
yesterday in Chickering Hall on the subject, "Is
there Danger of a Conflict Between Classes?''
Among other things, he said: 81 see signal of
danger III the present aspect of the labor move
ment. do not blame the workiugmen for
making beginning in the political labor move
ment. but | do If6t think the movemen. should
be recruited entirely from one class. Nor do
believe their best and most trusted leaders are
animated By. class bias. l believe they are
working for the good of the commonwealth. If
one class is attacked by chronic discomfort, the
whole body is sick. There come occasionally
growths of dangerous theories from laborers
some of whom are misehievous spirits, longing
to wreak vengeance by themselves becoming
the oppressors of their oppressors. Lest this
virus should be spread, what are we to do? We
are ourselves TO blame that it exists. The
labor question should not be permitted to re-
main solely the business of laborers to solve
You should not let the laborer feel he is alone
Join his forces and help him solve the question
The main thing is to take away the working
peoples impression that they are alone. We
must do missionary work then. The movement
of which we see the beginning is the vanguard
of movement which will become in the end
fur.rpa ching triuTnrh -
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Rrifish AHaira.

LONDON, November Ist.-John Morley, accom-
panied by Sir William Vernon Hareonrt, visited
Hawerden to-day with the special object of
inducing Ir. Gladstone to assent TO radical
extension of the Leeds programme. There Is
little reason to expect that Gladstone will agree
70 make either the question 70 reform the House
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FARM FOR SALEI

THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, sssz.
I situated in Sacramento county, four fSss'F
miles from Folsom on the line OF the S. V. Dsa-
3. R., and six miles from Antelope Station, on
The line of the G. p. Railroad, containing 440
ACRES; all cleared and fenced, and in grain,
except % scres, which is in summer fallow ;
water for irrigating and raising slfalfs and
fruits also, Farming Implements, including
:go Header Wagons, with beds Seed Sower,
Ploughs, etc, will be given to the purchaser.
For Information, terms, ETC., inquire of J. s.
MEREDITH, Drugstore )utheast corner Second
and K streets, SacTsTGen- }. iyS-tf
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Erers Democratic Legislature candidate 'oao is
elected tcR ore his electi9R to Hearst sm0ey
For If there is any one case loheTe is not directly
applied, the withholding Of his hand is Just as much
an affirmative act as the applying Of Il, and 'chen
the caucus lrip cracks The partisan legislator lcR
dance
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NEW YORK, November 2d.-BettiDg in the
Hoffman House last night was 81 coo to 500 on
Hewitt 800 to $3.50 that Roosevelt beats George,
and even money on various figures from 5000
to 95 600 votes for Hewitt. The estimate made
at Hewitt's headquarters of the vote gives Hew-
lit 10000, Roosevelt 67,OoO and George 5000,
but there is no betting on these figures. Esti-
mates of a dozen politicians of all parties and
tendencies averaged as follows: Total vote, 2ls,
600; Hewitt, $4,000; Roosevelt, $1,000; George,
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A CoIored Man for Congress.
Prince Napoleon.

Lynch (colored) has announced himself as
candidate for Congress from the Sixth Distrit
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NOW IS THE TIhE TO BUY FARMS!

MY VARIED ASSORTMENT COMPRISES
M LANDS adapted to every variety of pur-
pose, and will be furnished in large or small
tracts on easy terms, at prices that cannot fail
10 give satisfaction. Twill Exchange some Fine
Fruit Lands for City Property. For particulars
q In
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MARKETS.
GEO. COOPER.

No. SIG h Sacramento
is PREPARED TO FURNISH :. x-,ss5So>-
L Fresh Catfish, Perch, Carp and sSs~keses-sssss
Shad to his patrons, from FISHERMAN'S LAKE
This body of pure, clear water is free from Tue
and the FISH are not offensive to the taste, as
are those caught in the River and the different
Sloughs Also. dealer in SALTWATER FISH. 80
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Loot ont for lies tomOrTor. The safe toaV is to
JeIiee nothing you fnd in fresh dcction circular
Gssaaing ccadddics, or hear IN nc,o election ibel
to-day or 10 BiOy0W
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Everybody is making mistakes. Every
body is finding out afterward that he has
made mistake. But there can be no
greater mistake than the stopping to worry
over mistake already made.-Selec,ed.
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WAsHINGToN, November 1st.-It is rumored
that Mr. Parker, Minister to Corea, has been re-
called, and that his resignation will be request
ed. The reason assigned for this action is that
Parker has been under the influence of liquor
the greater part of the time since his ARRIVAL in
Seoul, and has not satisfactorily performed the
duties of his office. Parker was gallant officer
in the Confederate army and distinguished
himself when the Cumberland was sunk by the
Merrimac in Hampton Roads,
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ESoR sALE-SIX NEW AND FOUR SECOND
g. hand Engines, rating from 2 to 40 horse
poweI; also. Horsepower Pumps n. =. ROSE,
Capital Iron Works No 91l K ST., Sacramento I'm
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1hn Green-Ered NIonsier.

PETALUNA, November 1st.-Iames McHaley
was shot by Mr.. Staples, east Of here, near Old
Adobe. The first shot passed into the breast.
After he fell two other shots were fired at him.
him he went over the mountain toward So
mona. Jealousy is said 10 be the cause.
LATER.-Staples went 10 Santa Rosa and sur
rendered himself
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Bartlett roted against The present school rereaue
SYSTEM and noic apologies for By saying that The
most Of his objections hare been remored by mOdifea-
tons Of dteldc Which is not true. The lac stands
nolc just as it did plal Bartlett fought so hoty.
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SOFIA, November 1st.-At a meeting of the
Sobranje to day Zikof was elected presiding
officer. The English and Italian agents attended
the meeting. General Kaulbars has refused 10
matum and win leave Sofia. He threatens to
lombard the barracks and the Government
buildings at Varna if any opposition is offered
to the debarkation of the Russians at that place.
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Blaine still On Deck.

CAMDEN CN J.) November lst-Blaine ad-
dressed an audience of 5000 people in this city
tonight. while 1000 people were unable TO gain
admittance. His address was confined wholly
to discussion of the tariff and the Southern
uuestiOu
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FOB SALE-TO LET.

ITO LET-CHEAP, TENEMENTS AND UN-
l. furnished rooms-good location-suitable
for housekeeping for small families. Inquire of
D. GARDNER, northeast corner Fourth and 1
streets. IF
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twelve members of the local Committee of Ar
rangements who had arranged the royal enter
tainment for the visitors and their ladies. The
delegates will witness the proposed Liberty fire.
works this evening.
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DAILY RECORD-UNION
70. eatsaeI.neaso as seeoaa cl1-. rsa.1c-
PUBLISHED BY THE
SACRAMENTO PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Publication once. Third ST., bet. 1nd !
THE DAILY RECoRD-UNIoN

n published every day of the week, Sundays ex.
eepted. Double-sheet on SATURDAYS
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CtPARERIBS AND PORK, AND ALL KINDS
y OF Fresh and Salt Meats. Every variety of
Sansages fresh every day. Also Ham, Bacon
and Lard at the most reasonable prices
In NJ F. ODEII Frop
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Edwin "a. Al9iPe ess 90
SACRAM NTO. Iptf
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Tne Poor of London.

LONDON, November lst.-The Bishops OF Lon
don, Roe, Ester and Bedford and Cardinal
Reaney have issued joint letter, urging that
public works be started wherever possible, to
provide work for The unemployed lab0rers, at
wages somewhat below the ordinary pay
The Socialists have decided to hold their pro-
cession on Lord Mayors Day Police Commits
sioner Erase not having replied to their letter.
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II you beleue in protecting Americal, Industries,
maintain tse hands Of The Republican party, iohich
atone Is cleay-m,inded and uamistakable on that
question.
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NNANTED-AN ENTERPRIsING MAN AS
w partner in profitable business; capital
required, $1,000; full Investigation before pur-
chasing. Also, a man and wife, $40; also, 2
ranch hands. Female-Eight girls for house
work. Apply 10 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
and Z streets, 5Gcramento. If
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LONDON, November Ist.-A Henry George
meeting was held this evening in ST. Andrews
in this city. The hall was crowded. Mr. Mad
Olson, of Hull, who claimed to represent halt
million OF workingmen, presided Resolutions
favoring Mr.. George were adopted with enthusi-
asm. Messrs. Won Swartwout of Columbia Uni
versity. and Silas Mainville, of New York, ad-
dressed the meeting.
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John F. Stcif is the one man Of all Others Offering
for the GoranOrs'dp for lrtom any siatesma1,like
abilttg is claimed
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ORIENTAL MARKET,
It., C. PHIL. HARTMANN, PROP

CTEAM SAUSAGE MAEUFACToRY. ALL
= kinds of Sausages made. Fresh and Salt
Meats aiwayson hand. Constantly on hand and
for sale SMITH & SONS. of Buffalo, NATIONAL
MEAT CHOPPERS AND STUFFEkS-the latest
improved and best in the world. 1p
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IFYOU WISH

To make both ends "meet > see that
neither end is bone, go to
Q. WEI9En &c CO.,
726 and 7eS L street.
ESTABLISHED- 1S54-FINE PORK AND
u Bologna Sausage constantly on hand Pure
Kettle Rendered lard, and a No. l Breakfast
Bacon n SDecialfV In
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The New York ELECTION.

NEW YORK, November 1st.-Inspectpr Byrnes
and staff to-day received warrants for the arrest
of large number of men for illegal registra-
ton. They will be executed tomorrow, when
the men present themselves at the polling
places. An investigation made ut the instance
of the District Attorney showed that there were
many instances of coloniZating voters, prin-
clpally in the lower wards of the city. All
sorts OF names were assumed by the offenders,
such as Tim Bumm and Jack Buster"
NEW YORK, November lst.-There is a curious
feature of Georges methods of raising money
to meet his election expenses that excites some
remark, namely-the contributions that have
come and are coming from the Trades Unions
Labor Councils of Toronto, ard other places in
Canada by voluntary assessment, so that the
contest is in some sense an International one.
Speaking of the outlook for real estate in con-
nection with Georges conhscation notions, the
Record and Guide, the organ of that interest re-
marks: THE market does not show any fear
OF the election on Tuesday. Business for the
time being is now up to the most sanguine ex-
pectations of dealers. There is a great deal of
trading going on, far above the average of for
mer years The auction-room is constantly
crowded, and the month of November promises
to be the most active month ever seen in New
York at this season of the year."
NEW YORK, November 1st.-T. V. Powderly,
Grand Master Workman of the knights of Labor
addressed large mass meeting here tonight in
favor of the candidacy of Henry George for
Mayor of New York.
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brotherhood of Eocine.rs.

NEw YORK, November 1st-The Convention
Of the International Brotherhood OF LOCOMOTIVES
Engineers. in session here for twelve DAYS, sd
journed this afternoon after voting $500 for
distribution among the widows and orphans of
engineers: also tharks and $50 70 eaeh OF The
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John F. S,cia roS sent to China TO secure modifca-
tons Of The BurlHgdme Treaty that restriction ld,cs
might be passed He loas chosen because he icas The
best represeatatire Of the California anti Chinese
sentiment. He got GN he could, not all he desired
all he could, uih the Commission constituted as il
lCas, and Of rlicb he tUdS bit one, II tras John f.
SwJ1 lrtose mastery dissection Of The Burlingame
Treaty and exposure Of its hooraess end injustice
Gnd ugainess, attracted The attention Of the entire
Nation, and commanded the respect Of Congress, and
to ,chose serrce lce today oce the restriction lars cc
hare
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Prohibltion Returns COMING I'm.

LOUISVILLE, November IA COariey-JouTadl
special says John T. HiXton's distillery, near
Owensboro, was burned tonight. a large ware
house containing ,lG0 barrels of whisky was
also burned The estimated loss is 81, COO. The
fire was ineendiary
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Accident Near Mana.

NAPA, November 1st.-L spreckles. of Carne-
ros Greek, on Friday, had q leg and several ribs
broken By tree falling. The ground was soft,
or he would have been killed.
T., ,..n.t..r. rzilan.I
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1t Suets Them.

WASHINGTON, November 1St.-The law taxing
oleomargarine went into operation to-day. Re-
ports received by Commissioner Miller show
that all classes of manufacturers and dealers
including the retail men, propose to meet the
tax and continue in the hfISineSs.
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The French visitors.

NEW YORK, November 2d.-The French visit
ors arrived at Niagara Falls late Sunday even
ing. The party included NJ. and Nine. Bar
tholdi, n Glaiyser, NJ. and Nine. Bigol, NJ. and
Nine Lausidat, and Nine. Desendas saure,
Sehuler, Villigante, Robert, Desehsmps, Kiletrd
Grand. Merianer Daurgeulle, Homeguex,
Bonfai, Caubert, and capet, Admiral Jaures,
Levi P. Morton, Chauneey NJ. Depew, ". Lefron,
Mr.. smalley and Richard Butler. They stopped
at the Spencer House. and before retiring
viewed the cataract by moonlight Yesterday
morning the visitors were up early and spent
the whole day visiting different points OF in
terest. The party left for New York last even
ing.
Beattie's Condition.
NEW YORK, November 2d.-Lest night the
surgeons probed FOR the bali in the body of
Surveyor of the Port Beattie, but il could not be
located. It is not, however thought the wound
will prove fatal. The patient is resting easily.