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wife Murder-Iudge Lynch Abroad.

BoDIE, November Sth.-Job Draper was
arrested Saturday for the brutal murder of
his wife at point on the road between Bodie
and Mammoth City, and about four miles
from Bodie. The couple had moved to this
new location Friday, and had not yet pro-
| vided themselves with house. After build
ing a fire of sage brush, Draper accused bis
wife of hiding his g'in and a jug of whisky.
Wood-choppers who were passing heard them
disputing about the matter, but thinking it
was only drunken quarrel, moved on in the
darkness. The following morning Draper
went to ranch and stated that his wife was
dead, aud accompanied two men to the scene.
They found the body horribly bruised and
cut. Her face was frightfully mangled.
Draper was arrested, but says his wife came
to her death by falling out Of the wagon.
The citizens of Bridgeport and vicinity
having formed themselves into Vigilance
Committee to hang 7. Z. Hawkins. who
shot Henry Robbins a few nights ago, the
prisoner was brought to Bodie for safNkeep.
ing but as the citizens threatened to lynch
him here, he was removed to Aurora. The
shooting was cold-blooded. and Hawkins will
not escape hanging if he is brought back to
the County Jail.
Attempted wife Murder and Successful
Suicide.
FRESNO, November Ssh.-M. G. Frietas. a
barber Of this place, fred pistol shot at his
wife, but failed to hit her. Immediately
after the shot he took dose Of poison from
which he died few hours later. The par
ties were not living happily together, there
being a suit for divorce pending between
them. Jealousy was the cause.
Murder Trial.
NEVADA, November Sth.-The trial of
Geo. w. Smith, for the killing of Il. w.
Sigourney, came up to-day Great difficulty
is experienced in impaneling jury, and It
will take several days before one is obtained
Great interest is centered in this case, both
being prominent men Ia this county.
Accident Through Careless Handling Of
Gun.
NAPA, November Sth.--A son of r. F.
Morrison, who lives near Suscol, net with an
accident yesterday while hunting. The
young man was getting through fence when
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Fire nj Healdsburg.

HEALDsBURe, November Sth.-A fire de-
stroyed a tenement dwelling and paint-shop,
block from the plaza, at o'clock to-day,
belonging to A. Hunzeth, valued at s, 600
/ no incnranna
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Precursor OF Rain.

STOCKTON, November Sth.-A norther has
prevailed here throughout the day, which the
weather sharps regard as the precursor of
rain
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CARLIN, November sth.-The following
passengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow: Mrs. J. f. Crank
and son, Los Angeles; Crosby P. Miller,
| wife and child, Fourth u s. Artillery Mrs.
Peter Leavy and two children, New York !;
Edwin Muse and wife, Michigan Mrs. Fam
ME U. Granver, Bowling Green, KY; Thos.
Quincy, E. E. Quincy, New York L. +.
Olmstead and family, Colorado Z. Kruse,
Germany; F. S. Graham, Moon, England |;
L. w. Gilliland, Portland, Or; j. Frazier.
Miss Ellen Dudley, Los Angeles DIR. o. S.
Smith and wife, New York w. P. Morgan.
wife. three children and nurse, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. P. j. Brookfeld, Chicago, H.;
DIR. B. Howard, England; M. Simonton.
Ohio; T. H. White, Boston, Mass; M.
Hamlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh Hanlon, New
York Edwin Deakin, San Francisco; Mrs.
Louise Maud, Miss Julia Maud, Frank
Hartlieh, New York l.. S. Douls, Canada !;
Geo. Pritchard, C. S. Preble, San Fran cisco.
Sixty emigrant passengers, including A
males, to arrive in Sacramento November
10th,
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Result In Walla waIIa County-Brents,
Majority.

WALLA WALLA, November Sth.-Correct
returns of Walla Walls county are just in.
The Democrats elect joint Councilman and
Representative also Councilman and Rep
resentative, Sheriff and Assessor The Re-
publicans elect one Representative, Auditor,
Prosecuting Attorney, School Superintend-
ent and County Commissioner The vote for
fence law was carried overwhelmingly.
Brents received about 400 majority He
carried Walla Walla, Columbia, Whitman,
Spokane and Stevens counties.
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ChIId ScaIded to neotb.

PORTLAND, November sth.-A few days
ago, while some persons were engaged in
scalding hogs near Eugene City, little son
of II. Wiseman accidentally fell into tank
of boiling water and was frightfully burned.
After two hours of terrible suffering the child
| died.
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Passengers Passing sroiave.

MoJAyE, November Sth.-The following
Overland passengers, by Southern Pacific
San Francisco to- morrow: C. j. Boskowitz.
". s. Readney, P. Rhefsch, Mrs. John
Kenyon, ID, Washburn, R. DYE, w. D. Par.
son, j. Summerield, San Francisco Mrs.
Temple, Miss Temple, L. Mesmer and wife.
A. Jenkins. G. E. Hoeber. Sheriff aud pris.
oner, Los Angeles +; j. Byays, r. H. King,
San Bernardino; A. w. Wilson, Tennessee !;
II. Hoover, San Jose w. Q. Titus, Ara.
xaca John Mackey, Virginia City; Fred.
Il. Khan, Tucson Frank Cotton, New Mex
leo; G. W. II. Bennett, Oakland A. Depe.
sin, Ran Dinana G. Z. Hale, Arizona.
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WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY
Il R. KLINE.

tIate with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
UHYATCHNAKER AND JEWELER, p
w No 90 street, between Second and N<6.
Third Dealer III Watches, Clocks Silver e a
ware, Jewelrr, etc. Repairing in all its Hslss8
branches a speciality, under MR.. FL0BERG.
ToQ .Tnlr m
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M. III. PIERsON,

nENTTST, as STREET, BETWEEN @NA
~ Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- SffifH
ciaI Teeth inserted on Cold Vukanite and al bases
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction OF Teeth. o14-lm
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~ NTisTs, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF fyxA
~ Seventh and streets, in Bryte's new @5ffSS
building M stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
BY the use Of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
ro16-Inlml
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Railroad Accident.

GRASS VALLEY, November Sth.-Samuel
s. Manuel, aged IL, brakeman on tire Ne
vada Narrow.gauge Railroad, was terribly
mangled while coupling cars near here to-day.
Both legs will have to be amputated, and he
lies in critical condition. The same young
man had just recovered from bad skull
fracture that occurred few weeks ago on the
same road
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the gun he was carrying was accidentally dis
charged, the charge shatteripg his right arm
30 that amputation above the elbow was
necessary
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visitors at Monterey.

MONTEREY, November Sth.-The following
Monte to-day: Paul Neumau. w. ii. Sew
mour. j. G. Hazleton, Antoine Forest, San
Francisco; A. Mantner. l.. Fl. Garrigus, Sa-
llnas W. w. Hoover, Gilroy; j. s. Emery,
Oakland; Pedro De Saisset, Miss De Saisset,
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WILLIAM &. MILLER

Late Win rloOerSb
Ayo. 100 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 80
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer kSfn
and Dealer in Watches, Suverware. Jewelry, ESA
etc Repairing q speciality, under Robert esssA
Marsh. An country orders promptly attended to.
Ts29- -Iptfl
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w. wOOB.

~ EETIsT.-(REMovED To QUINNSEM
1 Building, corner Fourth and .treets) &lSS9fH
Artificial Teeth inserted on all bases. Improved
Liquid Nitrous OXIDE Cas- for the Painless Extrac-
fion Of Teeth. o24-U
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL TO THE REC ORD UNION.
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Weather - Farmers Busy Wheat and
EIOUr.

PORTLAND, November Sth.-The weather
is warm and cloudy.
The farmers in all portions of the State are
busily engaged putting in crops.
The arrival of an increased number of
ships at San Francisco, and reports of others
on the way, has caused some decline in
freights, and as consequence slight appre
citation in the price of wheat at this point.
Vessels on berth are filing up quite rapidly
but arrivals are few, and shipowners and
agents are slow to accede to offers for those
at hand which are disengaged. The growing
demand for wheat noticed two days ago con-
tinues, and the necessities of shippers in some
instances have induced them to pay an ad-
vance of l and % cents Per GENITAL on current
quotations, which are 81 As per GENITAL. The
stock of flour on hand here is not excessive,
and dealers have managed to sustain prices
at living figure. The quotations, 81 as per
barrel, have not changed for some weeks,
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BRITISH CoLuMBIA.
BurgIarics and Robberies.

VICTORIA, November Sth.-Numerous an.
dacious burglaries and robberies have taken
place OF late. An expert gang is operating
here, but SO far there have been no arrests.
In one case man and bis wife were chloro-
formed while asleep, and considerable sum
OF money stolen from the mans pants pock-
cts. In another case sleeping man in a
lodging-house was chloroformed and his trunk
carried outside and titled. Other equally i'm
pudent affairs are reported, and very Uneasy
feeling prevails.
The Captured Murderer.
VICTORIA, November Sth.-Messic, the
Port Townsend murderer, shipped as a hand
on board the steamship Victoria at Nanaimo.
and was taken into custody there. A meet.
ing to consider Federal obligations TO the
province is called for tomorrow evening.
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL DEP0T:

eunss MASONIC TEMPLE, COR. SIXTH ssHze
@S4xH and K streets. effa
w o. THRAILKILI, D. d. S., Editor snd Publisher
of the Dental JGsrqls, Monthly Journal of Dental
Science o27Ipi
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VIRGINIA, November Sth. -Belcher, which
was flooded last week from the south drift on
the 8, 3,000.foot level, has resumed work on the
2,760-foot level.
Six cases of smallpox, each well defined,
have been found here. One is at the pest
house, another is woman on Taylor street
named Martin, and four are at the corner Of
Washington and n streets. Three of these
are children, and to-day the father was taken
with it while working in the G. and G.. shaft.
The exposures have been numerous, and the
Board of Health are taking active steps to
prevent the spread of the disease.
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The Captured Murderer.

Several cases of varioloid are reported in
Alameda.
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NEVADA.
scaped HIghwayman Reeaptured

Escapeu HIghWayman Kefaptured.
CANpELARIA, November 9TH. M. A.
Sharp, the noted stage robber was captured
here at 10 o'clock tonight by Deputy
Sheriff Mclean. A big reward was offered
by Wells, Fargo & Co. Sharp, already con-
victed of highwaymanship, escaped from
Aurora jail last Tuesday.
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NCH FOR SAL E,
AT A BARGAIN.

HHE WEbLKNowN SAULSB YEa&
Il RANCH, ON line of S. V. r. R., contain Sff9&
been known upon the place. TIE soil Is Deep and
Of sandy loan character produces from % to 35
bushels Of Eheat, and 80 to As bushels OF barley TO
the acre. Terms made satisfactory, Apply to
SWEETSER d ALsEP,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents, NJ I0I5 Fourth
ST., between and X, Sacramento. ol4.lmlp
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CALIFORNIA; VOTE.
Official Returns from the
Various Counties.

IsrrclAL BIZ TELEGRAPH TO TIE REooRD-usros.l
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HARE d M0aD.
ms. RREMER & sOuTHMoRTH.

DENTIsTs, NO. COS J STREET, BE- 49,
tween Sixth and Seventh Sacramento. eSSS57IH
olS-lptf
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THERE CERTAIN METHODS CATCH THE
UNwARY FOR THE ground
herefore dsuchp pitfalls
We start into permanent business in Sacramento with
PREMISES ALREADY PAID FO instead Of purchasing large prop
Gry and placing under heavy mortgage upon which we would
have pay high rate interest," such interest being taken out
the pockets Of customers by making an extra profit on the goods
sold, In this we differ from our predecessors.
goods deoeug the people
the time by that CASH calling competitors
Thieves Liars Cry In this
romo predecessors
We shall heavy
but start with enough bills promptly goods
bought In this also differ romo predecessors.
any goods unless we haveFi the
secondly proper personal knowledge
the goods in that line of business this predecessors
OUR GOODS WHEN BOUGHT INSTEAD OF THREE
FOUR OR sIX MONTHS judged accoy
are willing that CASH. but LIE WHEN
So then public place
make
ANY HOUSE FOUND DECEIvING PEOPLE SHOULD BE
scoRNED OUR POSITION RESPECT ALSO DIFFERS FROM
THAT PREDECESSORS
We will not make methods causing on
customers needless annoyance the
buggng them into the belief that system at work
everything our patrons. feel at ease and
promptly simply as possible In this we
Wild fromo ourpr predecessors
Instead of profits when become established keep
prices they charge such extra profits will eD,
public and tOady wealthy wiring the
do out the pockets of those who work they
also urmethod will differ romo rpredece
OUR HOUSE WILL BE STRICTLY AMERICAN IT'S PRINCIPLES
bu attentvely that may pleased.
oohy shoddsm Artocracv
andso of
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PORTLAND, November Sth-Edward Muir
ply, who shot and killed T. D. French near
Heppner, Umatilla county, several months
ago, has been convicted of murder in the first
degree. The jury were out only short time.
The deed is generally regarded as eowardly,
cold blooded murder, and it is extremely
probable that Murphy will suffer the extreme
penalty of the law
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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY.

SANTA BARBARA.-Miller and Edgerton,
907; Bauer, Fox and Bard, 904 Mckaie,
901; Wallace, 703; Terry, 700; Shorb and
Brown. 705; Henley. 704; Del Valle, III
Damn and Clark, 293; Kinney, Elliot and
McQuiddy, 294: Low, 295; Pacheco, $50
Leach, $50; Godfrey, 405; Wason, S02
Brooks, 749; jackson, 345.
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But further
the methods those Sacramento from whom the public
something but who
dug public belief
benfactor of Mankind in this worlds domain.
sg THERE ARE CERTAIN BUSINESS
the ground
the evidence eachery public
such pitfalls
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SANTA CRUZ coTSTY.

SANTA CRUz.-All the Republican Electors
receive each 1888 votes, except Edger.
ton, who receives 1,236 votes; Shorb.
Brown. Henley and Del Vale each receive
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HeLLIsTER.-John F. Miller 42S; Henry
Edgerton, 429; John A. Bauer, 429; Chas.
N. Fox. 429; w. w. McKaig, 429; T. r.
Bard, 427; VIM. T. Wallace. GAS; David s.
Terry, GA; j. c. Shorb, Gas; w. B. C.
Brown, 645; Barclay Henley, 645; r. f.
Del Vale, GAG; I. P. Damn, 4 J. +. Clark,
4 Jas. Kidney, 4 j. II. Redstone, 4; Geo.
7. Elliott, 4; T. J. McQuiddy, A. Congress
man-R Pacheco, 408; Wallace Leach. 6l2 /;
John Godfrey, SO. Assemblyman-H. w.
Cothran, 413; John III. Mathews 652.
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AUBURN.-Miller, 1,640; Edgerton, 1,643;
Bauer, 1,641; Fox, 1,6i1: McKaig, 1,64O;
Bard, 1,641; Wallace, 1,416; Terry, 1,4O4;
Shorb. AIS Brown, 1,4l5; Henley, 1,416;
Del Vale. LAG; Dow. 5S Clark. So; Kid
ney. 5S; Ledstone, 81 Elliott, 50; Nc
Quiddy, 5S; Page, .1,645; Glascock, 1,4lS;
Todd, 80. Assembly-Hale, 1854 Hamil-
ton, ], 1,52l Jewett, 35 Lowe, IA.
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NEVADA COUNTY.

NEVADA Miller, 2,24O; Bard, 2,240 !;
Edgerton. 2,241; Bauer, Fox and McKaig,
2, 2SS each; Wallace, 2,O2S; Terry, 2,O15 !;
Shorb, 2,031 ; Brown, Henley and Del Vale,
2,029 each. Congressman = Page, 2,251 !;
Glascock, 2,O16. Assemblymen : Republi.
cans-Long, 2, 1875; Mein, 2,2l5; Patterson.
2, ,150 Democratic : Gross, 2,135; Black
well. zoos; Sweetland, 2069. Majority for
Garfield, 211. Majority for Page, 235.
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.

Entered a, the Pos. oee !. sacra,eta a. second "a.
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

A SPLENDID BARGAIN-oNE OF THE
"A Best.payIng Hotels In the State OF
Nevada.
fT viii be sold at bargain, on account OF sick
ness. For particulars, apply at D. DEBERNARDI &
CO.'S, No. $40 street; or to F. HAMBLY Galena,
Nevada. o29-1p2w
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pLua9s COUNTY.

QUINcY.-The Republican Electors received
697; the Democratic Electors received GAS /;
Knight, 500; Berry, $50; w. w. Kellogg
Dem. is elected to the Assembly.
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OUR STOCK OF MEMS WEAR
RUBBER GOODS !

anyhn
at the Most Expensive PURE GUM BOOT.
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SAN MISUNDERSTANDING and Edger-
ton. 599; Bauer and Fox, 592; McKaig,
597 Bard. COL; Wallace and Henley, 506
Terry, 497; -Shorb and Brown, 50l Del
Vale, 522; Pacheco, 554 Leach, 4S5: God
frey, 67. For Assembly-Wason (Repl J.
554; Brooks (Dem.), 543; Jackson Green.
hanker) &
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
inserted Tor Is cents for tme three times for 50
cents or rs cents per week
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San JUSE.-John T. Miller, 8, 1l6; Henry
Edgerton, 3.113; John A. Bauer, BIS !;
Charles n. Fox, Sill; w. W. McKaig,
lila; I. r. Bard, BIB; William T. Wal.
lace, $3.50; D. S. Terry, 2, 2,797; ). G. Shorb,
2,S21; w. B. c. Brown. $3.50; Barclay
Henley, 2,S21; r. F. Del Vale. 2 s21
Weaver Electors-F. ?. Damn, 101; J. E.
stone, 101; George T. Elliott, 101; I. J.
McQuiddy, So. For Congress-R. Pacheco,
3.079; Wallace Leach, 2.76S; J. f. Godfrey,
$50. For Assembly tReps. John Reynolds,
1864; Miles II. Gay, 8. 3.099; g. Wentz, 3,097.
For Assembly iDems. ~. A. Moultrie,
1889; L. B. ingalls,, 2,724 l.. A. White
hurst, 2, 842. For Assembly tGreenbackers)
John Robertson, IA; r. Summers. 100
Thomas Shannon, III.
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LADIES FRENCH AND AMERICAN KID
NEWPORT TIES.
| ALSO
ONE, Two And THREE STRAP SANDAL SLIPPERS

carry complete through the entire season
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Political Notes.

fOlltlCal NOtcSs
L. S. Marshal Ramsdell declines the republ-
can nomination for Congress In the third dis
trict of Virginia.
Ohio republicans scout the claims OF their op-
TOnentS that Ohio is a doubtful state. They
say that the Stalwert feeling in opposition to
the rule of the ''rebe brigadiers is intense, and
that Ohio is the surest republican state In the
Union.
1t has been definitely settled that Senator
ConkliDg is to make his first speech during the
campaign in New York city next Friday evening,
september II. The Academy OF Music has been
engaged for the purpose and Hamilton Fish
has consented to preside.
The following additional nominations for co.,
gIess ere announced: Geo. r. Davis, rep, ID
Illinois; j. Howard Jacobs, rep, Sth Pennsylva-
mia; John F. House. dem, 9th Tennessee. The
republican primaries In Chicago Saturday, In.
dicate the nomination OF G. b. Farwell In the
1st and VIM. Aldrich in the Sd Illinois district
The greeDbackerS Of the Gettysburg (Pa.) dis
trict have nominated John Moore for Congress.
Attorney General Deyens has returned from
his stumping tour in Indiana and Minnesota.
He thinks that matters look well for the success
OF the republican ticket.
The secretary Of the democratic central COM
mittee OF Illinois writes here that the state Will
go democraticin November.
Joshua Parker, formerly connected with the
Criminal Court under Judge Fisher, has just
republicans are ahead there and will carry the
state. Judge Fisher and Richard Harring-
vaSS.
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ARREST OF INDIAN AGITAToRs IN MANITOBA
The Indian chiefs Beardy, One Arrow, Cut Nose
and OneIkoWa, members OF the Indian council
were arrested by Capt Herchimer, Capt Antro.
bus and posse OF mounted police at Duck
Lake Reserve. In Manitoba, for the late trou-
bles. They made resistance and were aided by
three hu1dred Indians, who fired fifty rounds
over the heads OF the police to scare them. The
police behaved pluc1ly and executed their
mission: AT the preliminary trial at Globart
all OF the Indians were committed for trial
They were aITaigned before Stpendiary Mag1s-
trate Richardson on the 18th OF August at
Prince Albert The accusation against tne
chiefs was not sustained by the evidence, but
Oneikowa was convicted and paroled on bis own
recogniZance to appear when called upon for
sentence The Indians were defended by Chief
Factor Clerk, OF the Hudsons Bay Company at
Carlton, who LEFT the magster1al pench for the
purpose. The pleas put forward on their behalf
were that they were suffering from starvation
through want of promptness on the part OF the
Government in paying their annutttes and that
Six cattle were killed under the belief that they
were their own, TO be used by them while
waiting for the receipt OF the annual pay
aent&
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, Sept 13.-The Posts financial arti-
Gle says:-The Stock Exchange opened strong
at IL O'Clock. The share speculation opened
strong with prices Aa1 per cent above Satnr-
day s closing. The market, however. soon be-
came heavy, but as we write prices are again
improving, the leading stocks having been Erie,
Lake Shore, Nor Invest, Milwaukee, St Paul,
Western Union Telegraph, Manhattan and the
coal stocks. The market for US. bonds con-
tinues firm, and railroad investments are all
strong. Bonds much speculated In vary with
the share speculation. The money market here
continues easy for good borrowers, although it
appears that all the foreign specie arriving Is
needed to keep the reserve OF the banks from
falling, so large Is the demand for bank facili-
ties TO carry on the large legitimate business
doing and to support the existing rather md
crate volume OF speculative transactions. Time
loans range from to per cent, and pn lc
mercantile paper from 4Ha5H per cent