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- Ii. WARNER.
-. Real Esta:e Broker and AuCtiOneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Tth and SIS. nOTthwes.
cHSSSEEY SALE OF nnnEsIEABLE IN;

CHASCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE M
PROVED AMP UNIMPEOEED PROPERTY
On VIRGINIA AVENUE. BETWEEN 6rH
AND I'm STREETS WEST, on THE SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF 6TH AND II STREETS
SOUTHM EST, AND ON + STREET SOUTH,
BET&EES ~TH AND 9TH STREETS WEST.
- By virtue of a decree Ct the supreme Court.
H. ID. G., passed in Equity No. 1886, will
CHrr for sale public auction in front Of thu prem
-, on MONDAY, the 81 day Of May, ISIS, a. o
O'Clock I. m Lots and 8. in Iuare tif and sub
Lot II in Iuare rs, with the thereon
Also,
TUESDAY. May 4 lis, at the same hour. sub.
Lots 10 and l. m -,Iuare 4l3, improved b two
story Brick Dwelling.
Terms Of -al-. One-fOurth cash: The residue in
four equal iu-talm-utS- AT 8, u, j and p months
frOm the ay - sale with interest AZ per cent, OF
AL cash, AZ the election Of the purchaser. The title
% b. retained until al the purchase money AMI the
interest = pail II the terms of sale not com
piled with within seven day from the day Of sale.
reserve the night 20 resell the property the risk
and cost 81 the defaulting purchaser All convey
1ncing ~ ruTcha-ers cost. 100 deposit on the
CeptanCc 81 each bid.
JAS : EDW ARDS, Trustee
apl6-eoStS J 7. COLDWkLII Salesman
Il Ri Estate Broker and Aur.i"ur-r.
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Aucuonrer,
" (SUccessor to Green & Williams, Aucts, j
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID SITS,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
RIAL ESTATE IN THE WESTERN PART
OF THE CITY
~ by virtue of deed Of trust, dated April l9h,
Iii A II. 1870, and duly recorded in Liber No. 6l2,
III" Us, &c, Of the Land Records for Washington
county, II C., and by direction If the party secured
thereby, viii sell n public auction in front of the
premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day If May,
A u. 1873, at clock D. III, all OF Lots numbere
thlrv seven 81 and thirty eight 3~ in the record
al subdiy ision of original Lots numbered one II AMI
twct2l- in square numbered seventy seven 90 in
the cry OF Washington, ID. G., with all improve
m'nts thereon.
Terms Of sale One third in cash tof which saD
must toe paid ar salel; the d f-~Tcd payments to be
made IN and y months from DAY IF sale. with inter
es and occurred 10y deed of trust and insurance t. thu
satisfaction of the trustee. Terms to fully COM
pied with within six DAYS after day of sale, OF her
Wise the trustee the right resell the prop
eTty ct the risk and cost Of the first purchaser after
one weeks notice. All CoHveyancing AZ the p,r-
chaser COet. CHESTER FUTILE, Trustee.
ap2S eO&ds WASH. II. WILLIAMS, Auct
MASH b. WILLIAMS, auctioueer
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MORTIMER q co.'s GREAT Trade SALE
OF ELEGANT SILVER PLATED IV4RE
AND SUPEkIOR ENGLISH T4BLE CUT
LERY AT AUCTION
q The most extensive and varied stock Of
~atest design goods in Triple Plated Ware
~ ever offered in Washington at public sale
\These goods are the product of several cells
hrated manufacturers of first class Silver
Plated Ware; every article being plated with pure
silver on fine white metal and finished in the mos;
ARTISTIC manner: ~ We wish TO call special stten-
ton of dealers, hCusekeepers, hotel and restaurant
pToprietors and the public generally to this import
ant sale, and invite all 10 cali ut store, corner
iU;h and ID streets, and examine the goods We'd
nesday, April 2Sth, where they will lie arranged for
inspection prior TO the sale, which will commence
THURSDAY, April %, at 10 O'Clock a. M. Sale
pcremptOry. Terms cash.
ap26-3t WASH b. WILLIAMS. AuCt
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AUCTION SALES.
Young MIDDLETON, Aucfioneers,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
lie Droif Building, corner sth and r streets.

lie Droit Building, corner sth and streets
TATE TiiISTISSrT Is CcSSfNJS OF %HsHTSsTSSS,
HsF FSS hS MiSITks WALK OF fhE NAVY
- By SiTt1e q deed e trust to me, dated the
ssS S Of Washington county, District Of colamb.
i3S %EPSkspa,HTs 'IxsP Pr the &c
estate Al that piece parcel Of land Wing and sit,
Gntsd ID washington county, in the District Of Co
planted on the southeast side Of the roaa from
Cniontown to BenningIs Bridge, and the northwest
chester which was sold by John A. smith to
Charles A; krsuse, and running thence with said
9o,ts eef thence snTi sseRs dec Sgs
S2.73 feet to the dividing line between Charles A
west 80. feet thence north ~ deg eas, sss tes,
thence north ssl deg, 80 feet to the beginning
Tems nIe hs e or the ren in
payments in six and twelve months, with interest,
the Ss the to b ps de ed # %
sale Copyeyancing and recording TO be at the cost
piled with IN five days the trustee reserves the rich,
to resell on ten days public notice, at the cost an
mar2o ct Y6GSa aiDbtETr6N. Agcis.
az THE ABOVE sALEIs POSTPONED until
"EbNfSDA1, rril 2lst, same time aud place
APIS YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts.
n~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER posi-
PONEB until WEDNESDAY, April 2>Jh, same
a ap ana place Y 81 SEe5 q M ih Anct.
,TTS-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER posi-
PpNElI until FRIDAY, April 3Oth, ..rn. tim. and
plt'e. By order Trustee
ap2S-st YoGNG & MIDDLETON Ans.
YoUNG & MILDLEToN, AqIIioleeTs,
lie Drot Building, corner Sth ami streets.
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EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY........Aprtl -, ls,o.


fPfF1 re tfflrinn ~ z rHHa,7s-idi.
mus far 10 one has y r'isti any OF the par
ties Ia the Tilton- Beech r case OF kissing Mr..
Morse.
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UNDERTAKERS.

II n. HARVEY,
Undertaken,
No. 954 STREET, between Ninth aa5 Ts-tR.
ulaTl-lY
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ryTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PUNEp until FRIDAY. April 30th, at SAM time
and place. BY order of Trustee.
APPS 81 YOUNG & MIDDLETON, AuctS
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AUCTION SALES.
EITIRE lAYx

M Ash T. WILLIAMS, Auctfoneer
w Succe--.rr 20 Green & Williams Anrtionaar.
1OOi, northwest corner 10Th and N straet.
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AUCTION SALES.

ID n. WARNER,
I'D. Real Estate Broker and Auotfeneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Tb AID n streets W
Trustees SALE or A TWO STORY And
HASEMkNI BRICK DWELLING uS THg
NOkIu SIDE uF MYRTLE STREET, BE
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND Ter STREET
fAST.
O. by virtue Il n deed Of trust. dated November
Nj 22d, A. d lsll, duly reCo-ied in Liber No 6s6,
folio zB, 81 SEQ, one Il the Land Records Tor the
District II Columbia. and al the request Of the party
secured thereby shall sell az public auction, IA
front u the premises, on MONDAY, NAY 81. ISIS,
a. clock p. m all that cci tain piece parcel
plat q ground situate in the ny 81 Washington,
u. c. known and Described Lot numbered Bns
hundred and - ghty seven iS7l e q. Gilbert
ded -UbulN slon q - uare numbered six hundred
and .-ffEty i've t6l5l, together with the improve
Uui-t-, &C
I rms: 100 with interest az % per cent per an
mum from ember I'D. ISL e. day Of sale, AMI eN
peuse II sale, in cash, and the balance at six anI
twelve months, for which the notes q the
bearing Interest from the day Of sale, aud secured BIZ
decd Il trust on the property sold, will b. taken
A deposit ot 100 will be required at the time of
sale and all convey ancug at the pense OF the pur
chaser. Terms 10 be conn piled with Ia seven DAYS.
WILLIAM IS. TODD,JR
ap23-d J T. COLDWELL, salesman.
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rRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ]:

IL III. WARNER.
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Buildings, corner eth and streets y. W
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Recovering Hs. Mcnor,

vi bffNltl ltik the stand NfS nlRnl-
Org Is said 10 b. slowly but surely recoverinr
THE ~. Louis Times calls Mr.. Re,schar
one az those extraordinary individuals who
tofset more IN minute than some men learu
in Whole lifetime"
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CHEAT SALE

II Ri Estate Broker and Aur.ipar-r.
N oil stA street opposite 4 :. Pos Once.
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T. J. SWEET,
IL. Real Estate Broker and Auctianeer
No. 5ll 9Th street, opposite L. 5 Post once
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T. j. SWEET,
H. Real Estate Broker and Aucti0neer.
No. 81 1 9TH street, opposite U. 5. Post Ofice.
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EE THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PoNED until WEDNESDAY, April 2sth, same
time and place. By order of the Trustee
app YOUNG & MIDDLETON, AuCts
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- III. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioner,
Federal Buildings, corner and 9TH SITS northwest
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81 I'VE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY,, April 2Ist, same time and place
BY order of Trustee
apis Young MIDDLETON. Aucts.
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hUNCANSoS BROS, Aucuoneers,
- SOUTHEAST corner IF 9th and ID streets o W.

III bhDss hufuonefrss
II Southeast corner Of 9th and ID streets Nv.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT on THE
CORNFR OF VIRGINIA AVENUE AND 28D
STREET
BY virtue Cf a deed II trnst, recorded among the
land reC rf Of this District IN LibeT No 7S5. folio
l52, Viii OT FOR sal At public auction, In front Of
the premises, on Tt ESDAf, the 4th day e M,y,
A. u. lS.5' al o dock .. m, Lot 70 Sauarr 90,
having front Of 16 fee, inches Virginia ayenas
and "a Tee III inches GA 81 str"t by depth of Lot
Term: One fourth each; residue in twelve, eigh-
teen and twerty-fcur months. with per cent. In
terest, payable s-mi- annually, secured by deed
trust \ DEPOSIT Of ( LOO required soon A. sold.
Cgnycyancing at purchaser cost. IL the terms 81
sale are hot complied Ith within week from day
II sale, the Trustee the right resell the
property at the rick and cot OF the deftultng pnr
chaser. after week notice in the DAILY National
Republican and Evening Star.
REGINALD FEknALIs,
ap2I DUNCANSON BROS ,A1cts.
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ID. Real Estate Broker and NuCtionear,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and St.. northwest
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L ATIMER Z CLEARY,
IL Auctoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue and lIth 81
Star Office Building.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w Successor TO Green & Williams. Auc.ionaarz
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets
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CHANCFBY SNLE or IMPROVED AND IN
IMPkOA ~ PROPERTY ON VIRGINIA AVE
NIE. Ef TN EES 6IH AND I'm STREETS
NkSl,US u STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN
6TH AND 7TH STREETS WEST, ON SIN
AND HALF STREET, BETN ZEN u AND h
STREETS SOt TIL, AND on THE EAST SIDE
OF I'm STREET, BETWEEN ID AND SITS
SOUTH
- BY yi-tUe 4 a decree Of the Supreme Court.
IL d c passed in Equity cag-e No , -NLj. L xll
otfer z sale public auction. front of thu prem
lses, on v EHSESDAI, MAY ,. l>.5, al u clock D.
m Lots II. % 3 and o. II the subdivisions OF square
and part Of s.uaIe 465, with the improvements
thereon.
Also,
THURSDAY. May ., l~-j. al tho sane hour, all of
lots and IN square i5i, With tn. imprOy emsEts
thereon.
Terms q sale One fOurth cash. the residue in
four sua lD-t1lmeutS at 8, T. J. and - mont hs from
the day OF sale. and uteres; per cent. or all
cash NJ the election Z the purchase The title 10
D. retained until al II the purchase money and the
interest paid. IL the terms IF sale not com
Piled with within ssyen days from the day If sale.
reserve the right g resell the property AT the risk
aud cost of The defaultiug purchaser. All Convey
aLc ng AZ pUrr has-Ts cost. SlvJ deposit the
ceptarcc Of each bid.
JAS. s. EDWARDS. Trustes
apl9 eOSd- WASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auct-
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- ii. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
Federal Building, corner 7th and SITS northwest
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer,
w Success or to Green & Williams, Aucts,
No. 1901, northwest corner Of 10th and ID streets
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NOONG MlLDLETpN, Auc5ioGeers.
l. Real Estate and Insurance Agents
lie Drot Building, corner 18th ami + streets
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F.-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER posi-
IpNEiI until FRIDAY, April 3Oth, ..Un. tim. and
plh-r. By order { Trustee.
ap2s3i YOUNG 4 MInHIrTnN A..
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Ash is- " IL l4lAhS. AuCtIpuPaT,
isUgC-@-. 2 20 Green < Miiiiam- Auc.ionecrs.
NoIJLve-t corner 10 IA and ID streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-18
NEWS OF THE MORNING i.

In the race at Sacramento yesterday be-
tween Ballot Box and Irene Hsrdng, Irene
was the winner. Time 1888.
The Indians are causing trouble In Sonora.
A destructive gale swept over Houston,
Texas, on Wednesday, doing much damage
to property.
Chris. Molitzka, a barkeeper at Eureka,
Nevada, was shot yesterday and probably fa-
tally wounded by Sam Hollis.
Thos. Sullivan fell down a shaft at Virginia
City yesterday and was instantly killed.
Lazard Freras, importers. of San Francisco,
are about to close their present business and
open large bank.
The mile dash at Sacramento yesterday was
won by Molly McCarty in l:48. This is the
fastest two-year-old time ever made in this
State.
The Indion, Jose del Csrme, convicted Of
the murder of Johnson, was hanged at San
Diego yesterday.
The exhibition OF fine stock at the State
Fair is pronounced the largest and best ever
seen on the Pacific coast
Boston had 500, 900 fire yesterday.
Deerfield celebrated the 2O0th anniversary
of the battle of Bloody Brook In King Philips
war.
The Montreal cemetery war still continues,
Constable Walker being fred at on Thursday
night.
Cardinal McCloskey has received his off,
cIal ring at Rome. The Consistory was held
yesterday
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-18
CONDENSED TELEGRAmS

The Secretary of the Independent
State Central Committee yesterday
formally withdrew the name of J. M.
Quinn as a candidate for State Super
intendent of Public instruction.
There was great pressure to open
both the Pacific and San Francisco
Stock Exchanges yesterday. A COM
mittee has been appointed by the Pa
citic Board to confer with the San
Francisco body as to the settlement
of outstanding business. The COM
mittees will report Monday next at 10
A. NJ. The Pacific Board particularly
presses resumption. The San Fran.
cisco Board, being more bound up with
the Bank of California, are averse to
1t.
There was nothing new in the Bank
of California negotiations yesterday.
Joseph Osborne, a stone cutter, en-
ployed on the new building, corner of
Second and Market streets, sustained
fall on Thursday, from the effects of
which he died on Friday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-18
Utilizing Deserts.

There Is little doubt but that at no
distant day even the most unattrac-
tive localities In California will be
utilized in some manner. The active
and enterprising people pouring to
our shores are constantly experiment.
ing with our new Industries. The
desert back of San Diego it is now
thought will become vast hemp field.
DR.. Ed. PALMER who has been devo.
ting attention to the cultivation of this
plant in that section, reports that
hemp of fair quality of fiber, with
good color attained a satisfactory
length, and the only difficulty met
with was, the shortness of the joints
which rendered the separation of the
fiber difficult. Mechanical engenuity
will doubtless overcome this obstacle,
and thousands of acres of waste lands
thus become productive.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-18
ON THE MOUNTAIN TOP.
Meeting of q Masonic Lodge on the
Summit of Mount Davidson.

From the Virginia Enterprise, Sept. 7th.l
A notable event in the masonic his
tory of Nevada-we may say in the
United States-occured near this city
yesterday. After the destruction of
their Hall by fire, the Masons met for
some time in the Lodge room of the
Odd Fellows, in Odd Fellows build.
ing. This was likewise destroyed by
fire few days ago, leaving the Order
without an appropriate place of meet
ing. In this emergency the Master of
Virginia Lodge No. 3. in imitation of
custom of the Craft in ancient times
called a meeting of his Lodge or the
summit of Mount Davidson yesterday
afternoon. Over three hundred MEM
bers of the Order were in attendance.
When it is considered that the top of
Mount Davidson is seven thousand
eight hundred and twenty-seven feet
above the level of the sea, and nearly
seven hundred feet above Virginia
City, the significance of this large con.
vocation will be appreciated.
THE SUMMIT OF THE MOUNTAIN
Isa pointed mass of broken granite,
yet almost upon the very apex rude
altar Of stone was erected, and around
it gathered over three hundred Masons
who, in the heat of the midday sun,
had toiled up the rugged mountain
side to witness the opening of Mason
ic Lodge at q place so unusual; and
there, overlooking a city of twenty
thousand people, the Lodge was open
ed partially in form, and its regular
business transacted. From the sum-
nit of the maintain the country for
radius of perhaps a hundred miles on
every side is visible, with its towns,
lakes, mountains, valleys, hosting
works, quartz mills and railroads. The
view is one of the grandest in the
State, and the gathering yesterday
was in the eye of every Mason present
scarcely less grand than the surround
ings. AS the Lodge was opened,
THE WHITE EMBLEM OF THE ORDER
Was thrown to the breeze from the
flagstaff on the summit, and the cheers
that greeted it must have been heard
in the valley below. Music, speeches
and bountiful repast for all enlivened
the proceedings, and at o'clock, or
few moments earlier, the concourse
wended their way down the mountain
side. Members of the order were in
attendance from Gold Hill, Silver City
Dayton and Carson, and so impressed
were all present with the grandeur
and solemnity of the occasion, that
the rude altar was almost chipped in
pieces, to he preserved as mementoes
of an event so unusual in the annals of
the Order. 1t is probable that Ma
sonic Lodge was never before opened
in the United States at so great an ele-
vation-certainly never upon so prom
inent point in the light of day. The
occasion will long be remembered, not
only hy those present, but by the peo-
pie of Storey county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-18
An Improvident People.

California ought to be the richest
and most independent country on the
face of the globe. She is land of
wonderful and varied resources and
such condition of affairs as could be
construed into a financial panic or
even stringency of the money mar
ket should be unknown within her
borders. She is capable of producing
almost every article necessary to the
existance of civilized humanity. We
are now exporting from thirty to fifty
million dollars of gold annually while
If we practised that thrift and economy
which characterizes frugal and in
dustrious people We could retain at
home three-fourths of the money we
now send abroad. There is no deny
ing the fact, we are the most extrava-
CANT and improvident of people. We
waste substance sufficient to support a
small nation. The California family
breakfast FROM Porter-house steak and
dine off roast beef every day while the
Switzer of moderate means has his
meat dinners but two or three times
per week. With acountry that grows
the finest wine grape in the world we
import at heavy cost our champaign
and claret. We search the diamond
markets of the old world for the rarest
stones and the finest lace and the rich
est silks find ready market in Cali
fornia. That thing is costly and
rare Is to the Californian sufficient in
centive to purchase. In the estimation
of the average Californian, money has
no value except to aid in the purchase
of something he does not need or could
do without. Within the past quarter
of century, Californians have vast
ed In useless expenditure more money
than it would take to build the South
ern Overland Railroad. That we have
not come to grief and poverty long ago
Is due not to ourselves but 10 the won-
derful resources of our country.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-18
The Turkish Rebellion.

Advises from Bosnia of Sept. Sth re-
port that there is panic and disorder
in that province inducing a general
exodus of women and children. In
Herzegovenia bands of insurgents are
pillaging the country. They number
between one and two thousand.
Servia continues restless. The people
complain of the concentration of Turk
ish troops at Nissa. A pretender to
the Servian throne has made his ap-
pearance and will march into the
country with corps of volunteers.
Dalmatia is feeding $4,000 refugees
from the insurrectionary districts.
Montenegro is quiet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-18
New Treasure Discoveries.

Advices have been received at the
Treasury Department, Washington,
from the collector at Sitka, in Alaska,
to the effect that mineral deposits of
greater richness than any in America,
have been discovered in that territory.
It is also reported that colony of
British subjects had taken possession
of the mines claiming them to be on
British soil, while they are really
several miles within the American
line.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-18
EASTERN NEWS.
Destructive Storm.

NEW YORK, Sept. ia Houston,
Texas, special says fearful gale was
prevailing at Galveston since Wednes-
day, and the city is partially under
water. which is several feet In the
principal streets. Several wrecks are
reported. The Ocean House on the
beach is surrounded and the City
House Capital is filled with water.
Thirty workmen on the breakwater
are cut off and are lost. San Fear
bridge has been swept away. The wa
ter at Virginia Port has backed for
three miles up the main land and is
still rising. The gale is increasing.
Great loss of life and property is
threatened.
Brutal Murder.
OMAHA, Sept. 17.-Kearney, Neh.,
has again been the scene of brutal
murder at the hands of band of Tex
all herders. A party of these desper-
ADDE'S came on here with drove of
cattle last night and camped on the
Platte river, at the edge of the town,
and let their horses go in a cornfield.
M. Collins, the owner, drove out the
horses. The herders the next morn
ing went to town, got drunk, returned
to their camp and attacked Collins,
shooting him five times and killing
him almost instantly. The citizens
have organized and are in pursuit of
the Texans.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-18

thousand persons on the ground, many
of whom were ladies. The first grand
parade of stock came off to-day with
an exhibition of the largest and finest
lot of stock ever seen OH the Pacific
coast. The exhibition of agricultural
implements embraces great many
new inventions. At the Pavilion the
space is rapidly being taken up, and
the institution in all its departments
will be under full blast by tomorrow.
The Mile Dash.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. H. For the
running race, mile dash, for two-year-
olds, for purse OF $500 and entrance
added, Rosewood, Maid of the Mist,
Mollie McCarty, Ward Beecher, Sallie
Harding, Elizabeth Titon and Auto
crat were entered. Mollie McCarty
won the race in lac the fastest two
year time ever made in the State,
Beecher second.
A Man shot.
EUREKA, New. Sept. l7.-Chris Ma
tilska, bar-keepcr at Sazarac saloon,
was shot this morning by one of the
sporting fraternity named Sam Hol-
lis. The latter was under the influ-
ence of liquor. Matilska is very low
and not expected to recover. Hollis is
in Jail.
One Man killed and Another Injured.
VIRGINIA CITY, Sept. l6.-A man
named Thos. Sullivan fell down u
winze, in Savage mine, this forenoon,
a distance of 240 feet, and was almost
instantly killed.
A man named August Lychten-
burg was badly injured this evening
at the California and Con shaft. A
heavy plank fell distance of fifteen
feet from the building and struck him
on the left side breaking one of his
ribs.