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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST.
ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REooRD-uNIoN

ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-UNIoS. ]
PRoMoNToRY Utah, February 3d.-The
following overland passengers passed here
to-day to arrive in Sacramento February
9Th R. D. Dumphy, New York Miss NJ.
England; Mrs. B. Litz, Mrs. L. Lack, Ger
many; c. f. Painter. San Juan, Col; NJ.
Lagrees and wife, Paris; W. Reynolds,
Salt Lake; P F. Randolph, New York /;
Mrs. NJ. Richie Omaha l.. Rosenthal and
wife, Kansas City; G. S. Small, Louis
Stein, w. H. H. Sabin, New York w.
Schultz, Germany; Judge Sanderson,
special car and party; Mrs. NJ. F. Town
send and son, Helena.
NEwHALL, February 3d.-The following
overland passengers passed Newhall to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco February 4th
W. r. Alberger, Los Angeles +. Browell
and wife, Boston f. d. Brown, San Fran
cisco; F. N. Butler and wife, Oakland 4:
J. L. Bishop. New Haven, Conn; A. W.
Bryan, FL Paso; 3. F. Benson, Chicago /;
s. G. Bell, New York R. C. Fitzgerald,
Michigan NJ. Goldwater, Miss Goldwater,
Miss Z. Middleton, Prescott Mrs Holmes,
St. Louis H. 3. Hopkins, Philadelphia
W. A. Hollwell, Los Angeles Miss L.
Hitzman, Miss Della Hubbell, New York
A. H. Isham, San Francisco J. D. Lynch,
Los Angeles S. A. Miller, Miss Kate
Miller, Miss Estelle Miller, Louisville, KY:
J. Mazzanovich and wife, New York J. G.
Nichols, Los Angeles Mrs. NJ E. Painter,
Oakland ]. A. Pillsbury, ST. Louis j. D.
Patterson, New York Mrs B. f. Rawlins,
Ohio; L. G. Roberts. ST. Louis II. v
| Rowe, England W. D. Robb, Ohio; c. A,
Scott, Pittsburg.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted at l2i for As of 1907; Il2ss for rs;
sterling, 81 ss@4 90; 1907 for IS, silver
bars, 1919.
Silver in London, 461ld consols, 1907; per
cent United States bonds extended, los; Is,
12615 rs, ll45s.
The stock market was active in San Francisco
yesterday, but prizes were Irregular At noon
the Comstocks closed firmly, Consolidated Cali
fornia rising TO 81 60 and the others having
better look in proportion The Bodie shares
were slightly weaker.
snow fell to q depth ofsix inches in Washing
ton, d. c., yesterday.
Vast Polish estates in Prussia are offered for
sale
Heavy snow-storms prevail in Texas and In
dian Territory.
Turkey and Bulgaria have signed an agree
ment relative 10 the bulgarian union
Schaefer challenges any billardist in the
world to play for s. COO a side.
Lord Duferin, Viceroy of India, has gone to
Burmah.
Baron Haussldann, who attempted TO murder
Count Montauzan in Paris, has been pronounced
insane.
Chamberlain declines the Office of First Lord
Of the Admiralty.
The Pope had slight stack of syncope
Tuesday, but soon recovered.
Jenny Lind is % reappeer in concert at Lor-
don in the summer
The debts Of the King OF Bavaria amount to
100000
4 fourteen-year-old boy showing signs OF
hydrophobia In Lansingburg, y. Y, was
s1nothercd to death to end his sufIerings.
An explosion of powder near New York city,
yesterday morning. killed one man and badly
injured another
\ jury was obtained at Los Angeles, yester-
day, in the Perkins Baldwin breach of promise
case, and the plaintiff began her testimony
Near Linkyille, Or, Monday, Lew Allen shot
and killed Elmore Decker.
Barney O Rourke persisted in the flames OF
his burning cabin near placeryile Tuesday
night.
There is eighteen inches Of snow on level al
Harrisburg, Pa.
The new English Cabinet was officially an
nouneed yesterday, with Gladstone as Prime
Minister and First Lord of the Treasury.
An unknown man cut his throat in a butcher
shop at san Francisco yesterday morning.
Collisions are frequent in Burmah betweer
the British troops and Dacoits
The two French Geronauts recently carried
out TO sea in their balloon were rescued.
tugboat on North river, New York. las
night, ran down a rowboat, causing the dealt
of five men.
serious labor strike occurred yesterday q
st. Quentin. France.
The death Of Rev. George Butler, Bishop O
Limerick, is announced.
Prince Leopold, hereditary Prince of Anhalt
died at Cannes yesterday.
". Patrimono has been appointed Frencl
Minister TO Montenegro
The first snow in twenty years fell in the vi
entity of the City Of Mexico yesterday
\ prize fight Of p rounds took place in Ne,
York last night between Jack Dempsey am
Jack Fogsrty, the former winning
Zukertort and Steinitz resumed their contes
for the worlds chess championship, yesterday
in st. Louis
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opponent at the Chelsea general election,
all the papers in the case.
FURTHER DELAY.
LONDON, February 4th-A. M.-The trial
OF the Crawford divorce case, in which Sir
Charles Dixie is correspondent, has been
further delayed, but will probably be be-
gun on Monday.
Greek Independence.
LONDON, February 3d-The Greek Gov
eminent, replying to the second note from
the powers, considers any restraint offered
to the free disposal of the Hellenic forces
incompatible with Greek independence.
and, therefore, declines the responsibility
for an eventual conflict.
The European Squadron in Suda Bay.
LONDON. February 3d-A majority of
the vessels belonging TO the European
squadron, designated TO prevent Greece
from attacking Turkey, have assembled in
Suda Bay
The Situation in Burmah.
LONDON, February 3d.-Advices from
Mandalay, the capital of Burmah, say that
the Dacoits have had several engagements
with the British troops since the 1st, and
in every encounter the Dacoits were de
teated with heavy loss. The officials at
Mandalay believe that order will soon be
completely restored throughout Burmah.
Notable Deaths.
LIMERICK, February 3d.-The Most Rev.
George Butler, d. D., Bishop of Limerick,
is dead
PARIS, February 3d-Prince Leopold,
hereditary Prince of Anhalt, died at Can
mes to-day.
AeroDauts Rescued.
PARIS, February 3d.-Information has
been received that NM Girod and Renaud,
aeronauts, who were supposed to have
persisted at sea, were rescued.
French Minister to Montenegro.
PARIS, February Sd. - NJ. Patrimono,
French Consul in Madagascar, has been
appointed Minister to Montenegro.
Serious Labor Strike in France.
PARIS, February 3d.-A serious strike is
in progress at st. Quentin, Department OF
Aisne. The weavers in four cotton mills
there quit work, and to-day they engaged
in riotous demonstrations. A force OF
gensdarmes finally succeeded in dispensing
the mob.
The First Snow in Years.
CITY OF MEXICO, February 3d.-Snow
fell to a depth of four inches at Mexicale-
lingo, four miles from this city, yesterday
afternoon. This is the first snow that has
fallen in this vicinity since 1856. The tops
of all the adjacent mountains were also
whitened. The weather is much cooler
| than is generally experienced in this lati
| tude.
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ANOTHER LIFE SAVED.

Mrs Harriet Cummings, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
whites: Early last winter my daughter was
attacked with severe cold which settled on
her lungs. We tried several medicines none of
which seemed to do her any good but she con-
tinued to get worse, and finally raised large
amounts OF blood from her lungs. We called in
a family physician, but he failed to do her any
good At this time friend who had been cured
by DR. VIM HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS advised me to give it a trial. We then
got bottle, and she began to improve, and by
the use of three bottles was entirely cured
fe24is1y&w1y
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and at noon it had reached depth of six

and at noon it had reached a depth of six
inches.
Senator Miller's condition is improved
to-day. He says that he will be in the
Senate next week. He has been suffering
from swelled feet, but is better now than at
any time since his arrival in Washington.
In the Senate to-day Senator Cameron,
from the Committee on Naval Affairs, re-
ported favorably his bill authorizing the
President TO appoint from civil life an AS
sistant Secretary of the Navy, at salary
of $4,000.
At the request of Senator Mitchell the
PostmasterG General has ordered the mail
service on route 44,15S, from Molalla to
Without, Oregon, increased to three times q
week, from July LIST next.
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FOREIGN.
English Politics.

LONDON, February 3d-Gladstone is ex-
perieneing grave difficulties in forming a
Cabinet. Earl Granville refuses to be
shelved and insists upon post that is not
merely honorary. Earl Rosebery threatened
to refuse post except the Foreign Secre-
taryship. If he does not get this he will
take an attitude of friendly neutrality out
side the Government Chamber,ain's DO
sition is exciting the greatest anxiety. The
truth is as follows: Chamberlain greatly
desired to be the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, thinking himself warranted in
asking such an important position, because
the late Government was defeated on a
matter almost personal to himself. Glad
stone absolutely refused, first, because he
wanted the post himself, and second, be-
cause the appointment of Chamberlain
would create CONSERVATION in financial
circles. Gladstone offered him several
minor posts, and one of these he will ulti-
mately accept but he is very angry feeling
that he has made great personal sacrifices
for the unity of the Administration.
Should he secede, Gladstone would be in
the greatest straits and it would be almost
impossible to form a Ministry. Trevelyn
is out in the cold and accordingly is highly
indignant Earl Spencer will have.an i'm
portant post. Sir Charles Dixie is lett COM
pletely.
THE NEW CABINET OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED.
LONDON, February 3d.-The new Cabinet
is officially announced as follows: Mr..
Gladstone, Prime Minister and First Lord
of the Treasury; Sir Farrer Herschell,
Lord High Chancellor; Earl Spencer, Lord
President of the Council /; Mr.. H. C. Child
ers, Home Secretary; Earl Rosebery,
Secretary for Foreign Affairs; Earl Gran
vile, Secretary for the Colonies Earl Kim
berley, Secretary for India; Mr. II. Camp
bell Zimmerman, Secretary for War; Sir
William Vernon Harcourt, Chancellor of
the Exchequer; the Marquis of Ripon,
First Lord of the Admiralty; Mr.. ]. Cham
berlain President of the Local Port Board !;
Mr.. G. o. Trevelyan, Secretary for Scot
land Mr. 4. j. Mundell, President of the
Board of Trade Mr.. John Morley, Chief
Secretary for Ireland. The following ap-
pointnents have been made under the new
administration Earl Sidney, Lord Stewart
of the Queens Household Mr.. Arnold
Morley, Patronage Secretary; Mr.. Charles
Russell, Acknowledgement. The compost
ton of the new Cabinet has caused great
surprise. 1t is thought to show marks of
a compromise.
The Dixie Case.
New YORK, February 3d.-The Posts
London special saws Great excitement pre-
walls in social and political circles regard
ing the Dixie case TO come up tomorrow.
The outlook is very dark for Dixie. / I'M
derstand all the evidence to be produced
tomorrow, in favor of the divorce, consists
of two points. First. responsible witness
will be produced who will swear he saw
Dixie and Mrs Crawford together under
circumstances of great suspicion. Second,
Mrs. Crawford's confession to her husband,
which she afterwards repudiated. So bitter
is Crawford said to be that it is reported he
offered to show Whitmore, Dilke's Tory
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SAN ERANCrsoo AGENCY,

l. P. FISHER is Sole Agent for this paper In
an Francisco and vicinity. he is authorized
% receive advertisements and subscriptions, and
collect for the same. Rooms 81 and p, Mer
chants Exchange.
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
~ sons having dealings with the late firm Of
WOODBURY. < BARNES James Woodbun and
Warren r. Barnes), that / as surviving partner
of said firm wll collect all bills due TO and pay
all debts of the said firm, and VIII continue said
business until the same can be in due course
closed and settled JAS. WOODBURN,
Surviving partner of the late firm OF WOodburn
* Barnes
Sacramento, January 10, 1856. jaIi-ip1m
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CONCERT SALOONS, TAKE Notice !

TIyHE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS HAVE
/ fixed the License on Concert Saloons and
such other places that give free exhibitions and
concerts, where women are employed, and such
others under the same heading, and where
liquor is sold at S25 per month. payable in ad-
vance. Ge2-Stl p. +, DOLAN, License Collector.
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GRAIN SACKS FOR 1886

V1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE on SALE AT
J. lowest market rates tor spot or forward de
livery, Calcutta, Oakland and California Jute
Mill Grain Sacks; 40, IS and e0-inCh Calcutta
Burlaps; S14 and 4-Tb California Wool Bags
WILSON, WHITE & co.
3l6 California street
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a Fierce,y-Contested Prize Fight.

New York, February 3d.-Jack Demp-
sey and Jack Fogarty met in the prize ring
here tonight for 81 800 side and a prise
of 81 900 ADDED, the entire amount to go to
the winner. The police were outwitted,
and the battle proceeded to a finish with
out interference. The contest was one of
the fercest on record, and was governed by
the London rules. The men fought one
hour and forty-seven minutes, and finished
in twenty-seven rounds. In the last round
Dempsey broke Fogarty's jaw and finally
knocked him out by breaking his nose.
Fogarty displayed great deal of pluck
and some skill, and like his adversary
fought with the ferocity of tiger; but
Dempsey's heavy hitting proved too much
for him
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The RrcoRD-UNIoS is the only paper on
.he coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re-
CERES the full associated Press dispatches from
all paris Of the World. Outside Of San Fran
cisco il has no competitor, IL, point Of num-
bers, IN its home and general circulation
throuqkoa he coast
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THE SECOND ANNUAL PARTY
GENERAL NOTICES,

Loss of hair and srayness, which often
mar the prettiest face, are prevented b. Parker
Hair Balsam
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FOR CHIEF OF POLICE,

A T THE EARNEST SOLICITATION OF
n many citizens announce myself Candi-
date for Chief of Police at the ensuing election
In doing so rely upon the support of those who
believe that have faithfully performed the du-
ties OF an officer during the past thirteen years
OF my experience as Il member OF the force. In
the event of my election | SHALL to the best of
my ability, see that the laws and ordinances are
properly enforced. lfe2-td*l J. NJ. WOODS.
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A Test of Improving Business.

HARTFORD, February 3d.-The increase
in life insurance, as test of improving
business is very favorable The Travellers
Insurance Company, of Hartford, has is
sued a report, showing that its business
during the month of January was nearly
double that for January, 1885, and for De-
cember, 1855, was nearly double the
monthly average for the year The Tray
ellers' new life policy, from its liberality
and cheapness, has been productive of
amazing success
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INDIAN PRODUCTS.

THE UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED TO
L execute commissions Tor jut,- lutte Butts or
Indian productions. No charge ior cabling for
quotations Calcutta core. pouGents MessTs.
Schoene, Kilburn Il Co.
WILSON, WHITE d 60.
fe2-3plmTuS $40 California street
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WASHINGTON.
UNTRUE REPORTS AS TO SENATOR
MILLER'S HEALTH.
The Silver Question-Senate and
House = The Wickersham
Butcher-Minor Notes.
United States Senate.

ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-usIos.l
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GENERAL NEWS.
A DESPERATE PRIZE FIGHT OF
TWENTY-SEyEN ROUNDS.
Explosion of Powder-Boy Smoth
in the EaSt-Forei2n Items.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE REooRD-usIos. |
DOMESTIC.
Explosion of a Powder-house.


New YORK, February 3d.-At 22e this
morning the powder-house of Stanley,
farrell & Co. exploded at the shaft, No. -
of the new aqueduct, on Forham Landing
road, SCATTERING the boarding shanty.
Michael McGinnis, who1A was in charge of
the powder-house is missing. The cause
of the explosion is unknown. The shock
was felt for a radius of many miles in all
directions, and the damage to the surround
ing neighborhood is heavy. The people
thought an earthquake was upon them,
and many left their hatses. 1t is stated
that one man was killed outright, and
another badly injured. Both were in
charge of the magazine.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
New YORK, February 3d-There was in
the shanty $50 pounds of what is known as
" Forcit" The building was blown into
fragments, it being difficult to find a piece
as much as a foot long. Fragments of
stone were found 700 feet away. Three
boarding shanties, at some distance away,
in which about forty laborers, mostly
negroes and Italians, were sleeping, were
wrecked, and the occupants uncere-
moniously tumbled out of their beds
Nothing except the himsy character of the
structures saved a serious loss of life. Only
one person was seriously hurt. McGinniss
has not been seen since, nor has any trace
of his remains been discovered. 1t is
not believed that he could have
been SO utterly annihilated that not
even a blood stain could be discov-
cred, and it is therefore suspected
that he was unhurt and fearing that he
would be held responsible for the calamity,
ran away. Ranged at distance of mile,
or mile and half, from the scene of the
explosion are many beautiful and costly
residences, inclrding those of eX-Mayor
| Edison and II. B. Claflin. All of them more
or less severely felt the shock Panes of
| glass were broken, crockery was ratified,
| pictures were thrown from the walls, and,
| in some instances. persons were thrown
from their beds. The general impression
for miles around was that of an earth
| quake. 1t was felt all over Long Island
and the shock was much more severe than
that of the Hell Gate explosion.
Shocking Catastrophe on North River,
New YORK, February 3d.-At $50 O'Clock
this evening the tugboat Blanche Kate
| while towing q railroad float up North
| river, ran into rowboat attached to the
Austrian corvette Donan, lying at the foot
| of West Twenty sixth street. The rowboa
was under command of Midshipmar
karsch, and contained eleven men. The
midshipman and four of the sailors are
missing. Five were rescued by the tug anC
two others We're taken from the river by
the tugbOat Garrett. The rescued mel
were placed on board of the corvette, anC
the river police arrested Captain Hubert, o
the Blauche Kate.
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SAFE to take, prompt to cure-Red Star
Cough Cure. No opiates and no poisons.
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" LONE FISHERMAN"

THE FINEST FIvE-CENT CIGAR IN The
l Market. Also, fine line OF Imported and
Sey West on hand, e. 235 K street.
ia6-isln &. b. PETITE. PrNplietnr.
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CoHoEs q. ", February 3d.-George
Warehouse, boy Il years of age, some
six years ago was bitten by a dog in Ian
singburg. For the past week the boy has
shown signs of hydrophobia. His condi-
ton became alarming, and physician was
called, who administered all the medicines
usually used in such cases. but last night
it was deemed advisable to smother him.
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The Championship chess Contest.

ST. LOUIS, February 3d.-Messrs Zuker-
tort and Steinitz resumed their contest for
the world chess championship this after
noon. The play began at $50. Steini,z
opening with the Lopez gambet. Zukertort
resigned his sixtieth move
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Regular Meeting CT Sumner Post, No. 3,
G. A. r., at Changers Hall, THIS Thursday
EVENING at $50 O'Clock.
CORNELIUS KELLOGG, Post Com
". B. DAVIS, Adjutant fe4-1ta
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OARsMEN. bicyelists and all athletes testify
that they derive benefit from St. Jacobs Oil.
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YNANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w homework for a small family: references
required. Address d." this Office stating
age, wages desired, etc fe4-2t.
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WANTED! WANTED!

DARTIES DESIRING FEMALE HELP OF
i any kind can be furnished by applying to
r. GRANT, $50 X street, Agent for the
Intelligence Bureau of Citizens Anti Chinese
Association. fe4-1p2w
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Reported Death.

New YORK, February 4th-A. M.-There
was report late last night, that George L.
Lorillard, formerly President of the Mon
mouth Park Racing Association, and a
brother Of Pierre Lorillard, had died at
Nice
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Snow in the East.

HARRISBURG PA, February 3d-Snow
is eighteen inches deep on u level, and has
drifted to a depth of from six TO ten feet. The
mercury is Ice above zero.
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A. o. Irregular meeting of1. r
Court Sacramento No. 6,S6l, A. o. F., ~
THIS EVENING. All ForesteIs cor I'D
daily invited. f. A. MORGAN, c. r. GsNs
CHAs. ROoT, Z. S. feS-1t*
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Stated meeting of Washington o
Lodge, No 20, F. and A. II, THIS %
q hursdsy) EVENING, February 4th at kE
o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially "
invited. We GERBER, W NJ
i. C.. JORDAN Secretary fal-It%
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TOR SAi.E-HAND-PAINTED PIECES OF
Z silks Satins, etc. for Crazy Patchwork
Sent by Mail % cents for one; three for 80 cents
or seven for 81. Address Lock Box as, P O.,
Sacramento, Cal. fe4-lts