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THE ODD FELLOWS.
Second Day of the Grand Cantonment in
Chicago.

CHICAGO. August 5th.-Can.ons from all parts
OF the country continued 10 arrive to-day to
take place in the trienaial Cantonment OF the
Patriarchs Miitsnt. l. 0. .. f.. and the city is
ablaze with black. red, gold and purple trap
pings. and flashing jewels and plumes OF the
Order
The forenoon was devoted to a competitive
exhibition of the subordinate degree, with
closed doors in Battery DIS Armory. The Gar
tition, and was fsllowed by Wicker Park Lodge,
also OF this city.
The afternoon prize drills OF the Cantons by
classes was begnn on the lake front, in the
General John c. Underwood. Generalissimo OF
the army, held reception at the Auditorium
Hotel psrlors, which were crowded with
brilliantly uniformed chevaliers and theiT
ladies.
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CHINESE Immigrants.
A Bill to Absolutely Prohibit Their Com
ing Into the United States.

WASHINGTON, August th.-Representatiye
Morrow of California, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, to day reported to the House
his bill to absolutely prohibit the com ng OF
Chinese persons into the United States, whether
subjects of the Chinese Empire or otherwise.
The bill proposed tn exelude the Chinese. even
those who may hereafter leave the tinted
States and attemps TO retura. with the ex.
ception OF diplomatic and consular officers and
commercial agents, siso the coming of Chinese
to the Uni ed States for transit IS expressly pro.
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YOUSG MEMS INSTITUTE.
Proceedings of the Grand Council now
i'm Sessfnu.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 5th.-A full attend
ance of delegates was present at the Grand
Council of the Young Mems Institute This morn
ing. After the routine business had been dis
posed of the session was devoted to the consid-
Grafton of the report of the Committee on Laws
and Supervision.
TWAS resolved to allow each Institute two
delegates to the Grand Council. The report
recommended an amendment to the constitution
whereby delegates shall be compelled to attend
the Grand Council. The matter was considered,
but an adjournment was taken without any
action being taken.
The delegates retired to the Mint steps during
the noon recess and were photographed.
The afternoon session was devoted 20 the ex-
empiification of the work of the new ritual and
to the consideration of amendments to the con-
ctt tt.1.fo
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THE PRINTERs' STRIKE.
All the Union Men on the Los Angeles
Dailies Walk Out

Los ANGELES, August 5th.-An the union
printers employed on the daily papers of this
city went ON strike late this afternoon. Some
days ago the proprietors of the four daily papers
united in request for a reduction OF the scale
from fifty cents to forty cents per 1000. The
union declined to aecede TO this, and in turn
put in formal demand that the proprietors
sign a contract by noon to-day to maintain the
rates at fifty cents for one year. This the pro-
prietors promptly refused, and strike fol-
lowed. his evening the pruprietors gathered
together IS many non-union printers as they
coulds find, and the papers will come out as
uSual
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Mrs. wtnslow,s soorhtngsxrup

Has been used over fifty years by mothers for
their children while teething, with perfect sue
cess. 1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels, and is the best remedy for diarrhpA
whether arising from teething or other causes,
and is for sale by druggists in every psrt of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's s
Soothing Syrup. twenty-five cents bottle.
MMF
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SALT LAKE (Utah), August oth.-ReVlseo re-
Liberals elected their Assessor, Selectman sur
veyor. Attorney. Coroner. Clerk ana treasurer
The Mormons elected the Sheriff and Eeeofder-
No.+t.ar Earacast.
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AN ORPHAN CHILD.
Curious Circumstance Developed at an
Inquest.

CHICAGO, August 5th.-A curious circumstance
was developed at an inquest on the babe which
Mrs. Frances Russell is accused of having
starved to death. Mrs Russell admitted. when
placed under oath, that notwithstanding the
secepted belief and her own previons state
ments the infant is not her own. The woman
then stated that she obtained the child from an
orphan asylum and palmed 1t off on her hus-
signed for thesdeception was to prevent trouble
in her family. By means of drugs taken to
Quiet her nerves. she unintentionally miscar-
home the child. Thomas Russell, the befo led
husband was intensely angry on hearing his
wife's testimony 81 did not know until this
moment that the child was not ours, he said.
Mrs. Russell was held without bail to await
the action of the Grand Jury.
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The Great american Chorus.

sneezing. snufing and coughing This is the
music all over the land just now. I've got
such an awful cold in my head" Cure it with
Ely's Cream Balm or 1t may end in the toughest
form of catarrh. Maybe you have catarrh now.
Nothing is more nauseous and dreadful. This
remedy masters it as no other ever did Not a
snuff nor LIQUID. Pleasant, certain, radical.
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CALIFORNIA; BIG TREES.

The Government Should See that They
Are Preserved.
NEW YORK, August t5th.-Commenting on Gov
ernor Waterman's protest against the destrpc-
ton of the big trees of Tulare county, the
Tribune says: 1.-THE interest in preserving these
magnificent trees ought not to be confined to
that State. These are the noblest trees on the
continent, snd the preservation of the last
clumps remaining, under Government control
is matter of national concern secretary No.
Bile, we earnestly hope, will find it practicable
to comply with Governor Waterman request,
and close, temporarily, the section in Tulare
county where the grand trees are found. Con-
gress can be depended upon to enact legislation
in another year by which these grand works of
nature will be permanently safe-guarded."
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LAND DECISIONS.
Secretary Noble Reverses Ruling by the
Land Commissioner.

WASHINGTON, August 5th.-Secretary Noble
to day reversed the decision of the Land Com.
missioner, in holding for cancellation Jaeinto
Navarro's homestead entry for lots l. and 3
in the northwest quarter of section 27, township
10 south, range west, Los Angeles District
Colonel Albert Goldbaum contested the entry
on the ground that Navarro did not reside upon
the claim, and the Land Commissioner sus.
tanned his contest, but the Secretary believes
that Navarro did not abandon his claim, and
that Goldbaum did not prove his charges.
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ON THE DIAMOND.

Results of the Baseball Games in the
East Yesterday.
CHICAGO, August 5th. = Games of baseball
were played in the East to-day resulting as
follows:
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
At Chicago-Cleveland 8, Chcago6.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Cleveland-Chicago 10. Cleveland G.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Lou;sville-Louisville 3, Brooklyn S.
Al st. LOuis-St. Louis 3, Syracuse 9.
At Columbus-Co Columbus 19, Athletics 5.
At TOledo-Toledo g. Rochester O.
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Ut is fact" that Hoods Sarsaparilla
does cnre scrofula. salt rheum and other
diseases or affections arising from impure
STATE or low condition of the blood, over
comes that tired feeling creates good sp,
petite aud gives strength to every part OF
The system Try it.
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THE WELLINGTON STRIKE.

Military Asked for to Protect Mine
Property.
VICTORIA (B. C.), August Nh.-Late Monday
night requisition signed by three magistrates
of Nanaimo was presented TO Lieutenant Col
ing that the military be sent to supplement the
efforts of the special police in maintaining or
der and protecting the property at the scene OF
the Wellington collieries strike, where the non-
union men commenced work on Monday.
There have been no hostilities on the part OF
union miners. They have, however, paraded
with banners, etc, when non-union miners
were going to and from work. During parades
they hooted and decried workers and sang rev.
olutionary songs.
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For the finest imported and domestic
sausage, cheese, canned goods, fresh butter,
eggs. buttermilk, etc, go to F. BAUMLE, 72S J
street. Lunch put up for travellers. jel0-f
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NotIce-a Meeting of the Residents of
Levee District No. will be held at Oak Hall.
THURSDAY, August 7th, at ? P. W., when full
report of the committee appointed July Goth
win be given. All persons interested are re-
quested TO be present. as business of Importance
will be transacted. By order of
au3-td COMMITTEE,
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Fast Tgme to ths East.-The Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Santa Fe route) is now
twelve hours shorter to Kansas City an st.
LOUIS, and twenty -four hours shorter to Chicago
than formerly. Pullman Tourist Sleeping
Cars to Chicago every day without change.
Personally conducted excursions every Thurs
day. GEO. W. RAILToF, Agent 2Sl J street,
Sacramento. MWF
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LONE RACES.
Opening Day of the Amador District
Fair.

Fair.
lone Cali, August 5th.-The fair opened to-
day. The weather was very warm and track
in splendid condition. First race, one and one
eighth miles, Alfarta won, Tycoon second.
Time, 1:57.
Second race, five-eighths OF mile dash, Duke
of Milpitas won, Minnie b. second. Time, l:O4.
Third race, one-fourth of a mile end repeat.
Hawthorne won, Comet second. Time. :231SS.
Second heat-Hawthorne won. Time, 2S5<. At
the starting of the second hart Comet jumped
the fence TO the inside of the track, falling on
the jockey, Dick Wilson, and severely injuring
him. Comet was withdrawn on account of in
inrias rppetvpd
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JACKSON August 5th.-The trial OF Alex, lex
LAST has been in progress in the Superior Court
for eight days The jury retired to CONSIDER
their verdict this afternoon, with prospects OF u
1,,, d.,li
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COMMITTEE.

122 X street-Aims. Bell, pbreuoiogist,
palmist and mediumistic card reader; reads
your chsra' ter like an open book and casts a
horoscope of your future. Gentlemen, 81; ladies,
90 cents. jy2i 1m(Su)
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RECEIVER,S SALE.

TGDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
of ssle and decree of foreclosure, issued
out of the superior Court of the county OF Sac
ramento Sa OF California, on the 14th day of
July 1880, in the srlion wherein GROVE L.
JOHN>Oa, was plaintiff and JAMES PARSONS
and II. w. JOHNSON, assignee OF the estate OF
James Parsons an insOyent debtor were de-
PENDANTS. and ia which action the said plaintiff
recovered a judgment against said defendants
on the 9th day of July. 1922, which said iudg-
rnent was recorded in Judgment BOOK OF said
Court ct page So / am commanded 10 sell the
following described property, to-wit; The east
hsif of the south half Of the west halt of lot
eight. in the block bounded by and J, aud
sixth and seventh streets ia the city Of Sacra
mento. county at Sacramento, state of Calitor-
mia. together with the Improvements thereon,
and the ienemeDtS hereditaments and sppurte-
nsuees the-eunio belonging.
And notice is hereby given. that on III uRS-
nay. the 7th dey of august 1880, at ten O'Clock
N. OF that day. st the mont door OF the Court
hnuse In i5e city Of Sacramento, California,
will in obedience to said order of sale and de-
oyee OF foreclosure, sell the above described
nroner.y 20 satisfy the plaintiffs Judgment,
rfyith Interest thereon snd costs, at public auc,
zion 10 The highest snd best bidder, for cash IN
cold coi;, OF the United States.
GEO. f. BR0SNER, Receiver:
Dated July H. 1850. lylo stM
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john Ettel. asssysr and chemist. ZOO
st., or southeast corner Seventeenth and J.jy7.tf
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The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. ]. Johnston & Co.'s, 40
treet. Sacramento Cal.
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woRLn.s FAIR.
A suege stion as to Proper Animal Elk
hibit.

CHICAGO, August 5th.-J. II. Sanders, pub
Usher of the Breeders Gd=ette, has written let
ter TO the Worlds Fair headquarters in relation
TO a unique ard thoroughly original plan for Z
plan embraces the following features Their,
shall be selected aud p aced on EXHIBITION a
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Fresh buttermiik, 90 cents gallon, a
BAUMLE'S, 72S street. iy15-tf
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Decker Bros.-Ths srtsass' ptano. Write
to KoHLER Il CHASE. San Francisco. jel6-3m
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Painless Extraction of Teeth by use of
local a, esthetic. DR.. WELDON, dentist, Eighth
and streets. je22-f
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SAN FRANCISCO. August 5th.-Eorecas. VII .
NJ. Wednesday For Cal,forDia-tair weatne I'm
except light rains at Keeler, Fresno, san FRA
cisco, Los Angeles and Yuma
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ITO LET u TWO UNFuRNISHED ROOMS
l suitable for housekeeping. Inquire of
H KREBS & CO., 626 street jy12-tf
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EAST OF TEE ROCKIES.
Terrible Explosion Of Gasoline in a
Drug Store.
TaE COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.
Curious circumstances Brought to
Light at Coroner's
Inquest.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNIoN.I
KEMMLER's EXECUTION.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-usIos.l
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS:
'Ho" Boston Nov. 90, 1879
Thursday. Nov. 20-p. m.

Thursday, Nov. 20-p. m.
The upward movement in the stock market,
which was begun yesterday afternoon, was con-
tinued with much spirit during the morning hours
TO-DAY The reasons for the advance were the
facts that the Bank Of England did not raise It's
rate of discount and that both public and private
dispatches reported distinctly better feehhS
abroad. There some buying In the early
dealings, apparently for foreign account, ana sun
more by the short interest which has been fright
ened by the scarcity of stocks aud the easy ra'es
for money. The issue Of nearly SI,Ooo,ooo ''ar-
ing House certificates has removed the most urgeh'
demand for call loans and it is only nalhrai 'na'
the effect should be felt at the STOCK EAchahse'
In England, however, money ruled higheI .ns'n v"e
hank rate and on the Continent there was
-" snhstant;aI relief TO the financial stringency
In this country the Clearing House associations
or .N,w-York. Boston. Philadelphia and Chicago
are issuing certificates based on the aggregate
hank resources of those centres lhat the iniIiai
action. at New-f0rk was wise ana ih'enueu 70
allay excitement is no more certain than i'a. LIZ
General action proves universal lack OF loanaoie
Hnds MANY recent failures have been causeu,
not by lack Of assets, but by lack ~ as H
that were available in securing loans. Tue par
ings were reported to have surplus vi ABOUT
"a OOO 600 and in the smaller failures III New
York q similar showing has been made.
The stock market declined tins aiternoqn on Tue
of Philadelphia one Of the Oldest and formerly
most conservative banking firms in this country.
The decline was on the theory that the firm was
largely interested ir Reading stock and sscurit
ties but sharp rally followed the statement
that il had no active stocks. There can De ITO
proper comparison between the Earrings OF London.
and the Rarkers, OF Philadelphia, but the causes
that led To- their embarrassment are ldehticai'
The complications which are sure TO spring from
both failures may not be accurately measured.
The rally in stocks was in progress at 1he close
and although the final variations were pretty
evenly divided. the closing was firm and connden';
Missouri Pacific recorded the largest gam anu
Rock island the largest loss The weakness OF
the last named stock was due to unofficial reports
that action on the next dividend would be de-,
iayed. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy closed
only ga, per cent lower after a rally on the
declaration of It's usual dividend. and Northern
Pacific was only firm, although the directors were
prevented from increasing the dividend only by
recent events The regular dividend for the quar-
ter was earned by the operations of the railroad
while an income of over 100000 was received
from other investments
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS
Government bonds continued to be neglected
and naturally prices were lower The closing quo
tations were reduced to these figures
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weekly meeting to-day made no change IN ~, n'
rate for discount, and il remains ut per esr
During the week the bank gained i3,4 rs
bullion, and the proportion Of its reserve TO "
liabilities was raised from 1920 to 1891 per cem,
against reduction from 41.ll TO 4O94 per c t;s
In the same week last year, when it's rate lor u
count was per cent To-day the bank galnnes ,a
f262,O0O bullion on the foreign balances "e
weekly statement OF the Bank of France SHOWS ~
2,y75,000 francs silver against for the same wesH
Of last year loss of 2,l50,OOO francs gold ana -,
$4,000 francs silver. At the London Stock IN ~;
change British consols rose ZIG 10 "a IL Ior
both money and the account In the open mar
kct money ruled above the bank rate ana was
easily ottainable Bar silver was the traction
An improved feeling created hy the fact tn ma,
previous rumors were not confirmed ana une
bank rate OF discount was not changed AMIR
lean railway shares advanced almost without IN
cents rose TO 34.62 l-2, sight exchange on Lon
don being unchanged at 25.37 1-a francs 10 the :.
$. " White 4 60. offer to investors FIRST mort mort
anteed BY responsible lessees, which produce fro"
IA to 3 IL per cent on the investment;
Alexander G. Wood; formerly popular mem mem
Der OF the stock Exchange, was reinstated altcI
q long suspension today.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, AND PI1TsBuRG.
S s:=i' !: $; ~ :ss;
LOUlSNlLLt, NEW-ALBANY AND CHlCAuO'
s s%$i' = %''s
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
S:$;i' !: 3; T.; s
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
s:%;';
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI.
Number of miles,. s2s ,0 s Sss AGO S SSs
Ian / To- Nov ill., Sa2i S@i 1856, 7I5 3055.67G
OHIO RIVER
Number OF miles. 2l1 215 -, II?
Second week in Nov. slO5S1 SlS32o slo,oss.
Jan. 1 to Nov H.. fOi,296 bl3,lO9 oof, 100
WISCONSIN CENTRAL.
Number Of miles. SlS SlS o, PIP
Second week i'm Nov. SSiSlS f9Olf6 ~IV5 u,
Jan. L ~ Nov. IA 49,. '331O036 36S2,s2S io--'''f
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
Number OF mles......- $50 4l3 an DIV
First week in Now SO 600 Sf6,14l 30. a.
Jan. ! 20 Nov. 1...-... S5Oif3 l,if2l LIZ i4'f'o''
COLUMBUS HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO.
Month OF Sept - - ION
Gross earnings. f..-..-.. S!l3ltz S5U. 90
Operating eXpcnses...-- ioof'o i'Z'-''
Net earnincs......... SllZOoo Sloo'oo1
Jan. I to Sept 30
Gross earnin9s-. ~ ST. sou u ioo'2r
Operating expenses. l,oS',9So iIoo''o
Net for months. s7o4,36i S9co'foo
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London NOV. 20 4 p. m-Consols. 9ia FOR both money
and account; Atlantic and Grtat Western hrst mort
gage trustees certificates 3las Canadian Pacific,
Erie. 1873, Illinois Central 9si2 Mexican Ordinary iot
St Paul common 1873; New-Yok Central lo2 pth o.,
syyania 4qs Reading 16is. The rate OF discount lh
the open both short and hree-months hills -
Ca per cent. adylccS quote cent rehtes at
81 francs G22 tentmes for the account anu exchange Oh
London at 20 francs 37lo centimes for cheeks
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Cost an0 Gonno


II OUND.-Diamond pm. representing an insect own
will receive property by proving the same ana pay
ADVERTISING Call or address No. 81 South Cover-st.,
Poughkeepse, n. Y.
4 OST OR sTOIFN.-Bank Book issued by the Sesrnen' S
IL Rank for Savings, ew.NOrk. tc the subscriber
m the book or concerning 1t is not sent to
the hank Within days from this date Will apply TO the
bank for its cancellation LEO. HlRSCH
New York, Now 20, 1890.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
"A UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AZ The UPTOWN
iii o D. ~. 270 West Twenty -thrd-st. corner sth
ave- '7 so ThrdsSe corner seventh ST.
log Third-ave. near Slxy.frstst; 1.70s FirstaveI
los West Forty ondst: .092 .Coumbus-aNe.: O9
LiIerty.st 80 Avenue A: 1923 Jhrd . AN. and
he n RIIN OFFICE. $50 East one hundred andtwenty
Gfth-st Nh to 3 D. M. at regular office rates.
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reetures ano Mtetinss.

COOPER UNION Free saturday Nignt Let
~ ures IN THE GREAT HALL, At UNLoSN;1a-
LJSCoi.N on .TIE STORY OF THE ENGLish wohk;
INiMAN." No tickets required poo's '"'" ~
o'clock
rNTIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Order OF
The Kings Daughters and The kngs SONS vi" ,d 20
s sonas ~ and Sist-st n Y cry. Friday Nov FIST
Afternoon session At 40 p m
Evening session at y. m, No. n n,xy u,Arrsn
Dr. Reese ". Alsop. Rev. koaerieA Aeff'' s'~ NV ~~
u the ofdss.
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IN HE BOOK. OF opEN,AIR Sports. . os,sv0 500
us,icsn cuo, air smusements. Rules for sailing swim
ming bali playing. smoothing horssSect riding &C. e. "a
Ana universally eompmsnted by tha nsssa.
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Nmusements.

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