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DAILY CSfIOX SERIES -¥OL. LIV— JTO. 9191.
UAILI'KECOUD sL'HiES -VOL. XIII-N O, 4195.
THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
Entered at the Post Office at Sacramento as second class nutter
PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing ' Company.
WM. 11. MILLS, General Managtr.
rnbll cation Office, Third it., bet. J and K.
TUB DAILY BECOBD-rXIOX
Upnffllrtied ereiy day of the week, Sundayi excepted.
roronejeai *10 00
For ill m0nth*.. ............... .••••■•••* 500
For three mo&tht 3 00
Ton copies mm year, to one addreu 80 00
BuUcffoen (erred by Carrier* at TwiKTT-Fm
OiMa per week. In all interior cities and towna the
paper can be had of the principal Periodical Dealen.
Nevtmen and AcenU.
'Advertising Sates 1b Doll j Becord-ITnion.
One Square. I time fl 00
One Square, 8 timea. 1 •*
One Square. 3 time*. 2 50
Each additional time. 80
lWeek. Weeks. IMonth
. Half Square. l«t page 82 50 S3 90 *5 00
Half Square, 2d page 3 50 6 00 8 00
Half Square 3d page 3 00 4 60 -6 00
Half Square, 4th page 00 3 00 4 OJ
One SquaraiJ page 3 BO 5 00 7 00
One SquareTffpage 6 00 TOO 1103
One Square, 3d paga 4 00 6 00 8 00
One Square, 4th page 3 00 4 00 6 CO
Star Notice*, to follow reading matter, twontyfrrt
eenta a line for each insertion.
Adrertisementa of Situations Wanted, Houses to Let.
Bodetr Moetinm, etc., of fit* lines ob less, will be
Inserted lv the Da U.Y Ricobd-Uxios as follows :
Onetime , 25centi>
Three times 60 cent*
One week 76 cent*
Seren words to constitute a line.
TDK WEEKLY I >lO\
[Published In semi-weekly partel
Is Issued on Wednesday and Saturday of ekch weoV,
oomp'ising Kl,ht Pages in each issue, orSlxUen Page*
each we k, and is tne cheapest and most desiraMo
Hume. Xewa and literary Journal published on th<
PadJi j co*. t.
terms. One Tear .' *S 60
Beml«TT>f t7nlon vortJslne Kates.
Half Square, 1 time SI 00
Each additional time 50
One Square, 1 time. 2 00
Each additional time 1 ©'■
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.
AdrertisemenU of five lines in this department are
inserted for 25 cents for one time ; three times for 60
«anti or 75 cent* per week.
SSO - A STROBEL, YOUR PRIVATE BANKE3,
*SwOU» No 321 J street, wants $250 on a note
with three names, each one of them aa good fur the
amount as the best bank in town ; \\ interest, for
six or twelve months sl6-St*
WANTED,
qaa MEN TO WORK ON mE YUBA DAM;
i£/\f\f wages, $35 per month. One hundred
teams, $L 2j per day. Inquire of W. TCUToN, 00
the work. slO-lw
CARPENTERS WANTED.
f»/\ GOOD, ABLE-BODIED CARPENTERS
Ovf Wanted on Miscenc Mining Company's
Flumes, near Oroville, Butte count y. Wages, $3
p6r day. Board, 95 per week. Apply to
G. W. CUMMLSGS,
615 lplw Oroville, Butte county.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
WANTED— ALL KINDS HELP, MALE ANT)
Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish-
ing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help,
Free of Charge to employers. BOUSTON & CO,,
one door south of Fourth and X streets, Sacra-
mento city. . aul3-lptf
TO LET OR FOR SALE 7
Ad'rcrtisemeßts of five lines in this department are
inserted for _ cents for one time ; three times for £0
oenta or 75 cent* per week.
T7IOR SALE— WELL-ESTABLISHED, OOOD-
JL' paying milk business ; no other in the town.
Poultry and hogs in connection. At a county seat,
fifty miles from Sacramento. For particulars, ad-
drees PROPRIETOR, this office. 8l51w»
FURNISHED ROOMS.— CLUNIE'S NEW BUILD-
X ing, northeast corner Eighth and X streets.
Accommodations unsurpassed ; high ceilings ; good
ventilation ; new furniture and — make the
most desirable rooms in the city. Single or in suiu,
by he day, week or month. Tbe bouse to be kept
strictly flrst-c— Term moderate. sll-lptf
TO RENT-1,500 ACRES OF PASTURE
LAND, five mi'es cist of Woodland. Will
rent until the Ist of December Address S. WATER-
MAN, No. 512 Van Ness Avenue ; or, T. C. HOPPIN,
Cacheville. alO-2w*
MONE? TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, AT
a low rate of interest, by P. BOIIL.
t9lptf
FOR SALE— COUNTRY BLACKSMITH'S SHOP,
j| ' with tools and stn;k, at !*»•'."«. The Fixtures
Ud stock o' a Grocery in this city ; slbo, the Lease-
hold and Furniture of a Hotel here. Address
CARL STRObEL, No. 321 J street, Sacramento.
813-6t&swltW
FO% SALE— A PLATFORM SPRING WAG >N,
suitable for c-rrying fruit, and will hold from
4.000 to 5.00J p-mnJa. Apply to W. KUHNLE, X
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth au27-tf
frwy> LET— SAIL AND ROW BOATS, FOX FISH-
X me or pleasure parties, by A. BREWER,
Eagle ilotel, Front Btrcit, between M and N.
au27-lplra
FOR_SALE.
THP. FAST TROTTING MARE.«V__
" DUTCUESS," formerly owned by J£»a\X
P. C. Patten. Hag Colt by her s:de;___ d £_,
Hire, Great Western, he by Hamble'.onian. Alw>, the
Fast l'acinir Mare, "EDOEKTON." They would
make the finest Brood Mares in the State.
For particulars, inquire of 11. S. BEAU), r |
! 4!-;;j,tf No. -415 J street.
________
FOR SALE.
t <T» - ACRES OF FINE BOTTOM LAND ON AN-
I £V) 4roi Island, bein;; > portion of Mr. Drew's
ranch, and adJoiaiaK the heit «uirar factory land.
The land is in a go. ►! state of cultivation mi. l will
be sold at a barurain. Apply to SWKETSE Jt
ALSiP, Real Entate »nd insurance Agents, 1015
Fourth street, Sacranii-nto. an2*-lm
A FINE GRAIN AND STOCK
RANCH FOR SALE,
ATA BARGAIN.— SITUATED FOCR-SMJ
J\ t«*n miles west of the town at Willows,
In me ccunty of Colusi, at the terminus of the ■
railrovl Nine Hundred Acres of Pine Grain Land,
a-id 620 Acres of Grazing and Timber Land. Two
Small Fratre Dwellings; two Cood Barns; a good
Well of Waterat each house ; plenty of good running
water for stock. Terms cheap for cash. Title per-
fect For farther particulars, apply to JOHN
PATTON. Willows; or at the ranch «f NAT. S.
CLARK t BKUS. au!9 lplm
300 CHOICE RAMS^^j.
. FOR SALE |_^£
fpiIOROIGHBREDS AND GI'.ADES
x J. Apply to
I. F. Mlil'l'M', stoiktov.
1v22 2m
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
J. B. KH\K.
(Late with Wachhorßt, and successor to Floberg,)
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, --
No. 60 J street, between Second and Vr3_
Third. Dealer hi Watches, Clockß, Silver- >-/*
ware, Jewelry, stc. Itepairing in all Its4£(__t
branches a sped— ty, und«r MR. FLOBERG.
FsS-lplml
HllLlin B. SIILLER
(Late with Floberg),
NO. 190 J STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, -^
\\ Watchmaker and Jeweler. Importer \^)v
and Dealer in Watches, Suverware. Jewelry, C-/*
etc. Repairing a spcdal tv, under Robert <___!
Marsh. All oountry orders promptly attended to.
fjy29-lptf]
DENTISTRY.
H. n. riEatsesr,
SENTTST, 415 J BTREEI, UKTWF.F.N em
I 9 Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- SBtHJ
Scia! Teeth ins«rt«i on Gold, Vulcanite and al. bases.
Nitrons Oxide or Laughing Gas »d_i_stered for the
painless extraction of Teeth. » -' m
" ~ W. ITOOD.
B.F.NTI3T— No. Sl7 J street, brtweengMM
I 9 Third and Fourth. Artifiaal TcethllUHUJ
rt«d on all bases. Imi.n.ved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extraction of Teeth.
" fjy24.tQ
DES. BBEVfEB * gOCTIIWOBTU.
T\ENTI&TS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF|jraa
II Seventh and J street*, in Bryte s new UIHIU
Iding, op stairs. Teeth extracted without pam
'y the use of Improved Uqaid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
[anl6-lplml
SHICKBRINGr & SONS'
JE --JS-.Z-"OSX
No. BSt J Btree«. Sacramento.
WIRKKOOKS:
(To. 33 Dnpont street - - San Francisco,
L.K. HAMMER,
"OLE AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST
pianos ioid on installments, If desired, and fot
rent Old instruments Ukcn in exchange for new.
Ordorf for tunlnt carefully attended to. au2o-lplm
SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD-UNION.
HALE & CO.; CRITERION STORE.
O. SE^k.X.XI «Sss CO., t=p- a t.-jt; «Se CO.,
SAN JOSE. STOCKTON.
To Cliques and Combinations !
[_ "CRITERION" GAUNTLET! j
V J
l& The great CHAMPION PRICE LIST thrown right in the teeth of the COM-
BINATION, and let those houses who have any prutentions to a live business, or any
laurels to win, follow in our track. During the next Fourteen Days, every inducement
compatible with a legitimate business will be offered by the CRITERION. It is an old
trick of the Trade to follow a Live House (on paper), in the publishing of their prices,
and it is the easiest thing in the world to write figures and mislead the public. What
we ask of our patrons is to produce OUR PRICE LIST, and the goods advertised shall
be forthcoming; and be it understood that if any house shall, after the printing of
this document, pledge themselves by advertising to supply the same article, at the
same or lower rate, that the said house or houses shall produce said goods as per adver*
tisement, that judgment may be rendered by the public, whom we constitute the only
legitimate arbiters.
The Champion
Jfci sJB ml ■ Mhm^mMCM sUsAiC9 oßm m
3,750 Yards Plaid Suitings 16 yards for $1 00
2,910 Yards All-wool Camel's Hair 25 cents per yard
400 Yards (only) Doable Fold Brocatelle 30 cents per yard
660 Yards Genuine Black All-wool Cashmere 35 cents per yard
1,850 Yards 46-inch Black All-wool Cashmere 75 cents per yard
1,1 90 Yards Colored Trimming Satins 45 cents per yard
465 Yards Colored Summer Silks .'.40 cents per yard
5,975 Yards English Dresa Suitings (Solid Colors) 25 cents per yard
2,115 Yards White Pique 16 yards for $1 OO
1,763 Yards Printed Lawns 13 yards for $1 00
* - Jill [iiiiMliiili ' »L' li ""Li JiJUiIMiMBILLP JIMMIIBUikjIDI 11 '
2 Solid Piles of Fast Colored Dark Calicoes 5 cents per yard
3,000 Yards Fast Color Domestic Ginghams 10 cents per yard
1,100 Yards Boys' Cassimere from 20 cents per yard
600 Pair Hales' "Royal Middy" Corsets $1 00
575 Pair First-class Material and Well-made Corset. ..for 50 cents per pai
120 Dozen Ladies' Colored Hose ...10 cents- per pair
, 1 70 Dozen Ladies' White Hose three for 25 cents
135 Dozen Ladies' Full-finished Balbriggan Hose 25 cents per pair
200 Dozen Men's Unbleached Cotton Half Hose 5 cents per pair
790 Yards White Ruching from 5 cents per yard
496 Yards Splendid Embroideries from 5 cents per yard
We nesd only add, that if the above are baits, then the whole
of our stock may be characterized as such, and we advise yon
to see it at once.
THE ABOVE IS A BONA-FIDE PROGRAMME 1
tJT It iB almost unnecessary to say, that this List cannot possibly include a tithe
of our stock ; but this we will say, that every Department of the House will sympathize.
Our firm thinks that it really owes somewhat to the county — aye, and far over the
boundary — for the downright hearty and substantial backing you have given to the
stranger in your midst; and allow us to say, that during the coming months we
will embody our thanks in a more practical form.
"We Propose to Make
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1880,
THE FIRST DAY OF THE
Champion Price List Sale"
AT
HALES "CRITERION,"
jn o. 812 ±Sk> st. s Sacramento.
! REGULATION DUJBING SALE :
First— "OUß CRITERION" will open at C:3O a. m., and close at 8 r. m. sharp
Saturdays, 9 p. M.':;; - .
Second — Parcel Delivery, three times a day, viz., 11 a. m., 2 r. m. and G p. m.
Third— Flag across the street. " HALES CRITERION," wilt indicate our place
of business, No. 812 X street, between Eighth and Ninth.
Fourth— Parties arriving by Trains or Boat will Ask the Street-car Conductor to put
them down at the "CRITERION !" r ; j"\
Fifth— ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
Sixth— lf, in the pressure of business, mistakes should occur, they will be immediately
rectified by reference to one of the firm, who will be constantly on the
1 . ■ - floor. c s'.'4%- ' . ■ .' .-.
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HALE BROS. & CO., HALE & 00.,
PETALUJIA. SALINAS.
SACRAMENTO, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1880.
MECHANICS' STORE.
STATE FAIR, 1880 !
11 FALL STYLESMI
WE SHALL OPEJST OUT
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Thursday, Sept. 16th,
OUR FALL AND WINTER STYLES OF
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Comprising a Selection
OF THE
CHOICEST GOODS OF THE SEASON !
We desire to call special attention to our selection of the
newest novelties in '£i£r-
French Bonnets !
Ostrich Feathers !
OSTRICH PLUMES I
W 1 lllwll I bvlllbw i
TIPS AND STUMPS !
Our Trimming* Silks
ARE OP—
The Newest and Most Beautiful Shades!
We have also an Extensive Assortment of
PLUSH AND FELT HATS AND BONNETS
Of all imaginable shades and designs, embracing all that is
V- new and fashionable to be found in the market.
IX ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, WILL BE FOCXD AW EXTENSIVE ASBOUT
MK.VT OF
OmSTA.MEISrTS and
FJL.O WERS !
l.\ BI.IFABLB BTVLB9 TO CORKEBPOKD WITH TIIE ABOVE GOODS.
Having Recently" Enlarged Our Work-room,
WE ABE PEEPAEED TO TEIM HATS PEOMPTLY.
■ . ■ ..-,-■■- , . ■ teyj. ':;-'-:, :-■-*•- ■ ' ■■ ■
We extend a cordial invitation to the Ladies to
VISIT OUR MILLINERY ROOMS ON THURSDAY NEXT I
BESPEtTFCIXY,
WEINSTOCK&LUBIN,
OF
s^* Mechanics' Store
ta 1 Country Orders Promptly Filled. Price Lists and Samples SENT FREE. •£»
ff NOTIOB!— close our Stores at 7P. M. sharp, exceptiD* the
P^Wwk embW ' Satllr d"y Nights, Pay Day. at the Railroad Shop?, and
QENEBAL NOTIOES.
Wii'ri a p«r.ion Is weak and faint, or
fatigued and exhausted, there is nothin;; w> refresh-
ing ami reviving v a little of MURRAY & lAN-
MAN'S FLORIDA WATER. ! Rubbed ou the hands
and temples, and ichaled freely, it tones and bnces
the v. hole system. •" 817-lt
\otlco. FlHli Public I'.utrrlal' nirnt
and Bocial dance it the Sacramento Social Club will
be given at ATLANTIC GARDENS, on FRIDAY
EVKNIXG, September 17th. No improper perrons
admitted. - sl6-2t*
> Dr. • La i Mnr> ' Seminal . Pills enre all
cases of Seminal Weakness, Loss of j Vigor, Noc-
.umal Emissions, Impotencj, Nervous and Physi-
cal Debility, and all th^t class of complaints arising
from Excess, Indisc/etion or Abuse. The old find in
this remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and tb«
young a safeguard and protection. Dr. La Mars
Skmlsal Pills restore the Sexual Organs, debilitated
from whatever cause, to their pristine vi£ or. Price,
t2 50 per bottle. Sent C. O. D. by express to anj
address, secure from observation. Addrerc all orderf
to A. McBOYLE & CO., Druggists, P. O. Box 1,952,
San Francisco. ■ au6-tf
.AMUSEMENTS."
WIMMINO BATIIS— THE NATATORIUM IS
the only safe place for bathing, and should re-
ceive liberal patronage from all. : PROFESSOR
DAILY, the celebrated swimmer, has been engaged
as a teacher, and will enter upon his duties at once.
All who wish to learn to swim— ladies and misses as
well as gentlemen— should embrace this opportu-
nity. During bis stay in the city the Professor will
exhibit his marvelous feats in the natatorial art at
tbe Swimming Baths. ' 816-2t
Metropolitan Theater.
i -.-.-■..■ ■ ... . .
TnoHAS Maquirk. . . . . . . ". .Manager.
0-EVriIAOKDIXAKY ATTBA<TIOX ! TS»
FAIR WEEK t FAIR WEEK!
The Baldwin Theater Co.,
OK SAN FBASXISCO,
Comprising Mr. James O'Neill, Miss Adeline Stan-
hope (her first appearance in Sacramento), Mr Fred,
de Belleville (his first appearance in Sacramento),
Miss Jean Clara Walters, Mr. A. I). Bradley, Miss
Virginia Tborne, Mr. John W. Jennings, Misi Annie
Adams, Mr. E. N. Thayer, Little Maud Adams, Mr.
F. G. Kos?, and entire company, who wi'l appear in
the Four Most Successful Plays of the ceason,
namely : * ■ ■ ■ ' *
V \ UKPII OF TtiE STATE !
STXICOST!
KIIM.I.T HE HOT and <<IK1I.II: !
Commencing Monday Evening, Sept. 20th.
Programme for the week :
MONDAY AND SATURDAY MATINKE,
The great New York and San Francisco success,
AS (j;:rnvN c: TIIE state:
TUESDAY AND FRI DAY EVENINGS,
The strongest jilay ever acted,
F O X E T M E NOT!
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING 3,
The present rei^nin; success in London anil San
Francisco, ;
ISO !
THURSDAY AND SUNDAY EVENINGS,
The great Parisian and San Francisco Sensation,
C O X A L I E !
Prices of admission : Dress Circle, $1 ; Gallery, 60
cents. Reserved seats, 50 cents extra. Box sheet
now open at Theater Candy Store. sla-lOt
G-XtANX*
PIGEON
OF TOE
FORESTER GUN CLUB,
At Agricultural Patlc,
Tuesday, September 21, 1880.
THE ENTRANCE FB^E IS FIXED AT 820, ALL
of which will returned to the contestants,
in the usual proportions. The sbootiug will be at
fifteen Mnifle birds, twenty -one yards rise ; ties to be
decided at ihree pair of diublo birds, eighteen yards
rise ; and under the rules of our Club. It has bee-
decided to handicap Crittenden Robinson to thirty-
one yards, W. E. Gerber to twrntv-six 3'ards, and
Frank Maskey to twenty-six yards on single birds.
Entrance, to be accompanied with coin, will be
received by J. M. HOTZ, Secretary, P. O. Box 336,
up to the 10th d»y of SEPTEMBER. au27
FIRST ARTILLERY BAND.
ORCHESTRA MUSIC FURNISHED FOR SS
\J Balls, Parties, etc. Leave orders at/iSf
Headquarters, No. 720 X street ; F. A. FISCH,
No. 1205 G street. Leader, E. W. DAVIS, No.
1324 1 street. j sl2-tf
FRUITS, SEEDS AND PBODUOK
NOTICE TO GEAPE GROWERS !
The Johnston Brandy and Wine
C O M PAN V
Mill RE BEADY TO KECEITE
C3r X& .A. DE» £S 25
On and after the ISth instant.
tsT We will pay the CASH MARKET PRICE.
OFFICE NO. 1010 SECOND STREET.
DISTILLERY.... FRONT STREET, BET. S and T.
813 3p2w JAS. I. FELTER, Secretary.
S. LACHMAN & CO.
WILL COMMENCE |" WORK AT THEIR
• » Vinery immediately after the Fair, when
they will be prepared to receive GRAPES, paying
for them Highest Market Prices.
' For particulars, inquire at R. LEVY,' Fruit acd
Commission Merchant, No. 54 J street, Sacramento.
si)-14tia
K. LEVY.
r\7"HOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANI
f V and daaler In Foreign and Domestic Fruita
Cigars and Tobacco, Pipes and Smokers' Article*.
Cutlery and Notions, Nuts, Candies, etc., No. 51 J
■tregt. Sacramento. ■ . '. sll-lplm
W. R. STRONG & CO.,
Wholesale Commission Merchants
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
CALIFORNIA 6BEBN AND DRIED FRFITB,
NUTS, HONEY, SEEDS, ,
And General MereliandlM.
tST All orders promptly attended to. Address,
\ ■ W. R. STRONG & CO..
■ sS-lplm | 'Nos. 6, S and 10 J street, Sacramento.
M. T. ; BREWEK A CO.,
Commission Herehants " and VTnolesaJ*
• ■ DBALSSS nl - .
! 9RKK. FRUIT, DIUKD FRUIT, PRODUCT
Vegetables, Roccy, Seeds, Alfalfa Seed, Etc.,
las. 30 and 8» J Street, Sacramento.
' — s»-lptf .
; l¥O» * BABXES
pOMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IB
\j . '--■■- -•■<--• ---■—' • ■:■■-- •.: - ■ ■-.
Produce, Vegetables, Batter, Eggs, Chees
Poultry, Green and Dry Fruits, Honey, Deans, etc.
- ' ■ > ALFALFA SEED.
tW Potatoes In ear-load lets or less. •--- - -
J)-23-lptf ■ : Nos. 21 adtl 23 J •*» '
AUCTIONS.
PLAZA AUCTION HOUSE,
• l sro. soB ■■'■;> : : •'{"••£
J BTBEET. BET. M\TH AXD TENTH.
REGULAR SALES DAYB, TUESDAYS AND
SATURDAYS, at 10:30 o'clock *. b. sharp.
tr Furniture, Horses, Buggies, Harness, Watches,
Fistols and Household Goods Bought and Sold. :
BELL & 00., Auctioneers.
• ; ■ ■■■ - ____ sl-lm ____ -■:.-■-: ■ - ■
SHERBURN & SMITH,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,
No. 333 X St., bet. Third and Fonrlli. :
Also, Dealers in all kinds of Second-hand
; Carpets, stoves, Etc. ; ; .
TTTE HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE
WE HAVE CONSTANTLY and Bedroom
large Jt assortment of Parlor and Bedroom
Furniture -, of any ■ Auction i House ■ in Northern
California. 'We also deal largely in New Crockery,
Glassware, Plated ware and Tinware. Table Cutlery,
etc - Our Crockery is all bought at auction in San
Francisco, on its a rival on ijrain ships from England,
and our Glassware is bought of the manufacturers in
Pittsburg, Pa., at the very lowest price, ~ We are
thus preptred to sell our line of goods as low as
they can possibly be sold. The fact of our being
Auct'onejrs cuts no figure with nur retail trade. We
sell at private sala all theti*uc. - Hotels, Restaurants
and Bar-keepers will look to (their own interest by
examining our etjek. . '.-• ■•..■;?*•, ;, ? '>■• w ~. auSO-tf •
..... lvr.lV ■. ..." ' " •.. I ■.. ■ "" ■••'- --".H"' '■" V 1.'.-J ► .-r '+ ~ >
COAST DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD -UN ION.
THa PEIBIDENT AT MONIESLY.
Further Proceedings of the California M.
E. Conference.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
A Woman Found Burned to a Crisp at
Marysville.
OBEGO* AM) WASDIXGTOX TEBSITOBY
Additional Details Regarding the Confla
gration at W&ltsburg.
CALIFORNIA.
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Thr Pre»ldent at Monterey.
Monterey, September ICth.— The Presi
dential party arrived in Monterey at about
5 o'clock P. ii. yesterday, and were eccorted
to the Hotel Del Monte, where preparations
had been made for their accomraodati the
hotel beisgmoathandsomely dec. rated. A ball
was given at the hotel in the evening, which
was one of the most fashionable and grandest
affairs ever given ia ' this section of the
country. The President, Mrs. Hayes, Gen
eral Sherman and others of the party were in
attendance, the President, however, not join
ing in the dance. At half-past 10 o'clock
this morning the party was escorted into town
by the Reception Committee, when the utual
speeches were made, hand shaking indulged
in, and the party retnrned to the Hotel Drl
Monte, where they then departed for San
Francisco in a special train.
tSECOXD DISPATCH.)
Mosterkt, September — The Presi
dential party concluded to remain here until
to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock, at which
hour they leave here and proceed direct to
Menlo Park as the guests of Senator Sharon.
The entire party were driven cut to Pacific
Giove, Point Cypress, Carmel Mission and
other places of interest. They all exprtsß
themselves highly pleased with their visit
here. General Sherman wi'l have a recep
tion this evening at the Hotel Del Monte.
He has invited all of the old pioneers to as
semble there, where he will meet ttem, and,
as he pays, " have a tussle with them."
The Plnrervllle Fair— Baces- Accident.
Placeuviu.e, September — There was
a maiked improvement in the attendance to
day, both at the Pavilion and grounds, and
there is eveiy indication that to-morrow will
be the best of the four. Premiums will be
awarded in the evening. The first race to
day was a. running race for two-year-olds,
half mile and repeat, for a purse of $150, be
tween Fester, General Jackson and Minnie
Norris. Won by Minnie in two straight
heats, Foster declared distanced for foul
driving, and Jackson awarded second money.
Time, fifty seconds. The next was a trotting
race, mile heat?, best three in five, for a puree
of $200, between Siskiyou Girl, Young
Diamond, Dot and Oakleaf. Diamond was
withdrawn on account of lameness. The
race between the other three was warmly
contested, Oakleaf gaining two heats and the
Girl one, with one dead heat, when it became
too dark to proceed. The race will be de
cided to-morrow, when the meeting will be
finished with a running match, alfmile
heats, three in five, for a niree of $200.
Claiborn Wild wai thrown from ■ wagon
during a tnnaway this morning and .-eriously
injured l>y a sharp piece of rock penetrating
his forehea I.
Fire nt M >r)Kvil!c— Wouian Buri.rd to
Death.
Marvsville, September lith.— A small
unoccupied frame dwelling, belonging Co Mary
Ann Keenap, on California alley, between
Seventh and Eighth streets, was con.pletely
destroyed by hre at 11 o'clock last i<i.-!it.
The outbuildings on the premises were also
destroyed, and adjacent builiings slightly
damaged, i This morning the charred remains
of Mr.«. Keen.in wtre fonnd in the ruins of
the outbuildings. She was Ih-? s»en watering
the tree" and thrulibery on the premises at .
o'clock last night. The dweUing was iui>ured
in the Fireman.! Fund for -?350.
. I SECOND DISPATCH.I
Martsville, September ICth.— The ur for
tunate death of Mrs. Keenan by last night's
fire is the general topic of conversation to
day. At the Coroner's inquest, held this af
ternoon, nothing was elicited to satisfactorily
solve the mystery surrounding the affair. .
Boy Serioaoly Injured. «,
Petaluma, September ICth.— Steven Cav
anagh, son of John Cavanagb, of this city,
fell from a gum tree about 5 I o'clock this
evening, and sustained serious if not fatal in
juries. His skull is badly fractured, and it
is feared that he is otherwise injured inter
nally.
Brpubllcan Jinn* Meeting.
Upper Lake, September 16th.— The Re
publican campaign was opened in this county
this evening by a mass meeting at Lakeport,
at which Hon. C. Knox addressed a large
audience of citizens from all parts of the
county. Governor Perkins was expected, but
did not come. ■ -
Meamcr Wrecked.
Empire City, September ICth. — The
steamer Quickstep went ashore yesterday,
during a thick fog, at the mouth of Coquifle
river, and is supposed to be a total hs?. No
lives were lost. -
California M. E. Conference.
Petaluma, Sepetmber 16th.— Jewell
preached the annual missionary sermon last
night to a large audience. The prayer-meet
ing this forenoon was full of interest. The
Conference met sit 9 o'clock, Bishop Wiley in
the chair. Various reports wfre submitted.
The reports of the Presiding Elders not read
yesterday were completed to-day, showing a
considerable advancement T. B. Hopkins
was : granted a fupernumeraiy relation be
cause of poor health. Mr. Miller and Thos.
Chivers were granted locations. The report
of the agent of the California Christian Ail
rocate: was read. There Ehould be 500 sub
scribers more to make it pay expenses. The
depository business is increasing. A mission
ary meeting will be h">ld to-night. The speak
ers will be Bisbap Wiley, Drs. Crary and
Gibson. ;
. * Political Wedding In Santa Cruz.
Sakta Cruz, September ICth.— The Work
ingmen and Democrats of this county have
coalesced, the former nominating J. F. Cun
ningham for the Assembly, J. M. Lesser for
District Attorney, T. W. Wright for Survey
or, and Dr. E. P. Vaux for Coroner, and the
latter Eimer ' Dakan ' for Sheriff, Andrew
Alexander • for Clerk, George B. Card for
Treasurer, and Frank K. Aston for Assessor.
Democratic Meeting— Mexican Celebra
tlon—SerlouK Party Spilt.
Merced, September lGth.— The Democrats
opened the campaign here last night by a
meeting addressed by Wallace Leach, candi
date for Congress in the Fourth District, and
Del Valle of Los Aneeles. Nearly one-half
of : those ; present were Republicans, all of
whom gave respectful attention to what was
said.
The Mexican : portion of ! our population
to-day are celebrating the independence of
Mexico by the firing of cannon, a display of
flags from all Mexican and other Spanish
houses and a grand ball this evening. _
. - The split in the Democratic party in this
county upon local and special issues seems to
be a more serious thing than many Demo
crats pretended to think a week ago. Posters
are out all over the county, calling a Demo
cratic mass convention, to be held at Merced
on September 21st, to nominate a full ticket,
to fill all the offices of the county, . and all
who oppose ' the action : of the : Democratic
County Central ■ Committee ' are invited to
participate. This movement is made by a
large number of leading Democrats of every
precinct in this coanty, but it will not affect
the Presidential or Congressional portion of
the ticket. | ■ '■ ■
: . Monterey Democrat*. * . ,
Salinas, September 16th.— The Monterey
County Democratic Convention to-day made
the following nominations : Assemblyman,
B. 'V. 1 Sargent ; Sheriff, Vector ; Bidache ;
County Clerk, John Markley ; Tax- Collector,
W. W. ■ McGarvey; : Treasurer, ■■■ Smith P.
Carter ; District Attorney, T. Beeman ; Re
corder, M. M. Speegle ; Auditor, F. P. Con
don.* No nominations were mad for Sur-
I veyor or Coroner. '■-. -"•■"' '
/^.Passengers Passing Mojave. j. \-.-'ig;
j ' Mojave, September lGth.— The following
list of soHthera I overland j j-as engers passed
Mojave , September 1(5 h, to arrive '- in : San
Francbco September 17th : C. A. Cowman,
I Miss L, i. Hammond,' Mrs, S, : Dailty, LO3
DAH.T KEtOKn-r^IOV >cries»
ti'ix •• Ail-XUHBE 1 a*.
Anjeles :H. L, Kennedy, New York Mr*.
E. Fawcett, San Bernardino; J. (jui,'.irr f
Sau Francim; P. 11. Moore, PennsylTaiia ;
Fred. P. Ballard, Sacramento.
Siilrl.lc-M.il.blns AlTray-Mixl.-an ln;li
pendencr.
Los Angelfs, September 16th. — A KreDch
man named Hector I)e Lamarque committed
suicide to-day by shootins himself ia the
temple, the ball passing thruuKh the liea<l.
It was the result of temporary UMmtton of
mind, cauf ed by ne uralgia.
At the opening of the celebration of the
Mexican Independence anniversary last night
two Mexicans had a row, in which one stabbed
the other in the throat, kHiutiDg a serious
wound.
The celebratirn of the seventieth anniver
mrj of Mexican independence to-day was
crealtaUr, and passed off quietly. To-night
a number of balls are being given by tha
Spanish-American citizens.
i ;■ aki/xoa. ■
Trlrzraphlr Extemlon-Vatlroad Balld
. Inc— Jubilant llrxlrani. :
Tccbos. September 16th.— The Western
Union Telosiraph Con>pany have opened sta
tions at Wilcox and San Simeon, on the
Southern Pacific Railroad. Globe City was
connected yesterday with the outside world
by telegraph. The lines join the military «ir«
at San Carlos. ~
Private advices from Guaytuar, Sonora,
say : Grading on the railroad is complete for
four miles from the ttrmiuu.*, and ci ntracts
have been ltt for the grading to HernuK-illo,
a distance of ninety mile*. It in confidently
believed that the track will be laid before next
March. Seven thonsand three hundred linn
of steel rails are expected in Guaymas daily.
The railroad company ix working 4CO did,
most of whom are Yakie Indians.
The Mexican citizens < f Tucson lire cele
bratincr to-night the anniversary <>f their in
dependence. ' ■ _ ■'•■•'■''.',"'.■
NEVADA.
l*«s»<T>Kcrn Pn»«tng Carlln for Califsralx.
Carlijj, September ICth. — The following
passengers pa-scd Curlin -ilay, to arrive ia
Sacrameuto to-morrow : Charlfs F. Irwin.
Placerville ; M. Davitt, Ireland ; Colonel
McAllister, U. S. A.; Miss M. Burton, San
Francisco Miss E. McAllister, Miss M
McAllister and Thresa MiUlster. Benicia;
\V. ('. Bailey and wife. New York ; Mrs. '.'.
G. Toland, San Frandaco; Governor C. I>l.
Crosswell and wife, Michigan ; Lieutenant
W. S. Scott, U. S. A.; George H. Williams,
.T. McCracken nnd daughter, and — . Arlie.
Portland, Or.; W. W. drieh. ]/»o Frank,
New York ; Wm. Bedell, San Francisco;
Mr. Makingen and wife, and J. E. Bartlett,
Eoglaadj R. M. Wolfthon and A. Cole
inann, San Francisco; Herman B. Falk.
Chicago ; A.L.Ellis, Sacramento ; M. J.
Fletcher and C. O. Tiffany, New York ; G.
H. Sharp, Salt Lake City ; I. Elias, San
Francisco; Mrs. L. Morris and pon, Ger
many ; T. M. Boyd, Dayton, W. T.; Miss
Hattie Collier, Oregon; Gus. Lahrenger
Miss M. Osborn and Mrs. Wells. Kansa- ; 11.
Okawa and Kyamai.suchi, Tokio, Japan ; A.
Dansffey, England ; 150 emigrant passeiicer?,
including 7' 1 males, to arrive in bacramen'.
September ISth.
OBEUOM.
Sudden Death -The Waltgbnrg Fir* —
Lottm and lanaraaee.
Pohtlan September Kith. — J. C. Robin
son, traveling agent for the house of Well
man, Peck & Co. of San Francisco, died quite
suddenly to-day at the Halton House. ■ Rob
inson arrived on the steamer Columbia from
San Francisco, ai.d had been complaining
several days. He was aged 38 years, mm
leaves a wife and two children in .Oaklnn..
His body will be sent there for interment.
The following is a list of losses and insur
ance of the fire at Waitsburg, W. T., just re
ceived : H. H. Gritlin, of the Pe»rl Houce.
loss, $7,000 ; insured for 55.000. K. C.
Hale, $250. Simonr, furniture
Sl9O. J. W. MoGere, two houses, §1,600.
Fields & ' Kinnear, blacksmith shop ;
loss $500. Kamp & Kinnear, blacksm't. 1
tools and stock, $500. Wil'iam '"ancci .
furniture, §200. J. ('. Moorchonae, furni
ture, wagon material and tool, 51, 009.
Charles Brown, rei-idenct; and fmnitiuv. $£ X>.
Preston, Powell & Co., building and mer
chandise, ?f>,COO; icsured for $?, "00. A.
Schall, butcher shop ai.d re.«iilei.ee. $2,000.
Charles Vinceir. tiu ar.d hardware* tto
and building, $7,000 ; insnranee, $2,C00.
Masonic, O.ld FellowB 1 and Good Templaro'
hall, over Vfocent'a; lota, §1,000, which in
cludeg all the furniture and regaliao. If.
Stahl, building, $1,000 ; in-nram-e, ; 00. J.
W. Fields, building, $1,000. William Kap,
billiard table and store, $1,000. Mrs. Wai
ner White, residence, 81,000. M.trtin Heller,
fnrniture,s2so. W. N. Smith, builUing, $3,000.
Kinnear it \Veller,stock of merchandise, $18,
--000; insurance, S9,ooo— saved one wagon-load
of goods. The Postoffire, telegraph 1 ttice and
express rffice were hurr.ed. The money
orders and books were saved. Dr. W. "'.
Miner, rffice, 5250. A. L. Brontilla, black
smith i-hop, $C 0 0; tools and stock, $500;
wagon shop. $200 ; residence, $770 ; furnitur
-510 0; millinery store, ?'JCO ; no insurance.
Dr. G. W. Martin, office, residence and in
struments, 82,500 ; iuturanre, $700. G. W.
Eastman, residence, restaurant and barber
shop, 81,000. George Killien, saddlery and
stock, §2,000. The ntw building owned by
Preeton, Powell & Co., $500. J. H. Hart,
saloon and t,tock. $500. Frank G. Hart, hay
icales, $300. W. P. P.ruce, furniture, cloth
ing and gold watch, §500. Mrs. U, Babcock,
clothing, sewiDg-machice and a small stock of
furniture, $300. Twenty-eight buildings in
all were burned, wiping out the biuinesg pr.rt
of Main ttreet, with the exception of Dr.
Stewart'H drug store, Morgan's drug store,
Wilson's furniture Btor?, the Railroad saloon.
Hart's saloon, Hanuf^d's Hotel and two
unoccupied stores.
WAUnSTOR TEKBIIOKT.
Democratic Nominations.
Portland, September — The Demo
cratic Convention of Washington Territory
met at Kalama this afternoon. All the
counties except on^ were represented. Judge
J. D. Mix, of Walla Walla, was choaen for
temporary Chairman, J. B. Reaves as tem
porary Secretary. Afterwards they v-ero
made permanent officers. Judge Thomas
Burke, of Seattle, was nominated for Dele
gate to Congress by acclamation. James
McCauley, of Walli Walla, was nominated
for Brigadier General ; Frank Gatteoborg,
of Seattle, for Adjutant-Ueberal ; Quarter
master, J. W. Bonier ; Commissary-General,
James M. Hunt. Judga J. A. Kuhn, of
Port Towcsend, was elected Chairman of the
Territorial Central Committee. Following
are the members cf the Tt rmorial Central
Committee : J. A. Kuhn (Chairman), R. V.
Chiidd (Secretary), G. O. Kelly, Henry
Miles, J. D. Mix, J. Hoover. R. P. Steen,
Mark Evans, James Ladn, ' B. F. Shaw,
Hillery Butler. Following are the other
nominations : Board of ! Equalization—
District, H. L. Caples ; Second District, N.
Ostrander; Third District, E. 1). WarbaEß.
Prosecuting Attorneys — Second District,
Hiram Dustin, of Klickitat; Third District^
W. R. Andrews, of Laconner. .:
Stranded Ship Floated.
Port Towssend, September 15th.—Cap
tain Stodder, of the revenue cutter Wolcott,
reports having seen the ship Belvidere in the
pos-itian , mentioned yesterday, . and • while
going to their assistance was informed by the
Captain of a pilot boa 1 , that the ship was
working off, and soon afterward he saw that
she was out of danger, and < so returned here.
firm* front Port Townsrod.
Port Towssenp, irepteinber ICth.— The
District Court convened here Monday, Judge
Green presiding.
To day W. C. Garfield was indicted for the
larceny of $76 while acting as agent for some
Indians.
The case of the United States vs. Laf
Grun, mate of the bark David Hoadly, for
manslaughter in July last, was laid over un
til to-morrow.
The Grand Jury have indicted Analsen,
the Russian who killed Lawrence recently,
bnt it is likely that the case may go over to
the next term.
Last week, while Robert Caines of Shaw's
Island, together with his family, was neces
sarily absent from home, his house was broken
into by northern Indians, who stole every bit
of clothing acd escaped iv their canoes before
an alarm could be given.
Aa Judge Burke, the Democratic nominee
for Congressional Delegate, U here att^ndm?
Court, his friends announce a grand rntiSca
tion meeting for this evening.
Considerable exciteuiebt prevails hero le
garding the result of ths ele^iou in Maicn.
The Chicago Tinus say* : Warner's Sa'e
Kidney and Liver Cure is highly indorsee. 1 y
Ministers, Physicians, Surgeons, by ruenof,
literary and scholarly distinction, and by in
dividuals in all the walks of life. H. C.
Kirk k Co., agents, Sacramento.
Hammer's Ciscara Saosao%' I'ittrrs touche« •> ■;
risrht spot hi liys^x pilu, c >nsilfnl>un and li'.cr co-a j
plaint. ;■';'-■. :■?■;■.■''■■■■"■': L '-.' "v-.' : . " ,'■ ....

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