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TNrFtRTI'EhS or THROUGH RAILROAD
IEA!N.- From SEN.-NOEK

BALTIMORE ATD ONO EAILHoAD-Evtr.ss for
Wa.,'.t.. - or, WOE: .-fa r.; !N:1r' i"r Washin,-
to It. ~. -alt1 I'D Wr, 2. I.. L.prra' tor ASKING
to4 t., so,t. adj N'at l"r.m
,rlr. u\Iriotu-4a ui arl r. snd : r. u,. S8nuct-
nm. Vai,. nuo lou-y. aad $500 A. N aud i:Jn in
NFU-Yrf.E Ct$TRNL A%u HEp~oN IINEE-S.
Io.fUala "a g. go. auI q. '-'.i' su4 .' pa.
LNOR BRIDGEPORT aud all POINTS Oh Maui
.4ju, aud iluu .atsuc Ilitutus tcAm,T~ leave cath
aIiue ~ ,IDr - F. H. Gay iI.a a. aui 80
FaIc owe. th'n by my ".nei I"AiF
I,UR Lose BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE AND
i fII. NF.J !.i.~%N sd t-IIF l..~.tt,I'
Coru4pa.it1 NUNUtl. My -: lr-' u.H- VII leave
foot I.DTi'. E- '.' &C. ,,,- 90 ,... ..., ...-s,
!. ..I, o.
.~u.phcl Ai tLr .v-. hs '; Jt'i' 30 1850
CON ..!.rCIAG MAJ &c. 1914.
STFhHE.Jt.--t. IiOl J.. EVERY 4 MAY. Nlllcavc
Irtt -. Lo'rs 4, Ioa 1850 i; % 90 .@'
H. ID. leave a-t L. Branch 20 Nc"l "t- % p. ''
IL. =. 4..i.t',.%.
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Is TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDhYt3
DLpOrS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 ~ NEW.YUEK
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Gitp Real Esiate 5or Sale

Giip Real Csiate Sor Sale
A THREE STORY brown stone house, 152
N East 18th ST. for sale low Apply ll2 MadSonave or
premises from 70 S p. IN.
EIFTH-AVE. RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-Io-
IL cation unsurpassed crown Of Murray Hl medium size
rare opportunity. Inquire on premises Az 5thaYe
DOR SALE.-A daily newspaper, or bank
can secure desirable property remai
ing unImprOyed city For particulars apply to kC
LAND 4 WHITING. Beekman-st.
OFFICE OF SAMUEL FITZPATRICK, Fifth
" National Bank Building 23dst. and Sdave for
sale of houses and renting OF houses and tts
r. SFrStciass COLLECTIONS sOllc
tied :; satisfactory assurances given when asked
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E0R SALE.--0n Round bill, NUrthampton.
pnR akoa ten Seles Of land In large lawn flower veeFt
BE and rat gardena moving and pasfuraRe large Grck
sneou housf Stone stable; cold grapery
De Nj Hoyokei near the centre Of the town
yepient eohooa churches Smiths College the
Clara Instfuie part Of The land admirably adapted
tniuTfnR
Vii ~ ssy I'M eStste VIII be aIvided 10 suiS r1fcnSsrn
AppiV 10 WM. Y. BRIGHT ExecnIor
$50 WaahtngtoRzt, Boston.
Or toll NJ TURNER, Northampton. MAss
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EOR SALE-Store and dwelling combined,
81 MlTbr0ok. Duchess County II. Y, Address Pts "a.
KILLsAYfE0s BANK. F1skkii, N
EOR THE SUMNER. q plainly furnished
honse 81 about sen roOma with ahhdY RToands within
an hours Ede . ON Hew.YOTk Address M. Hs ~ Beck
xnAD.plAcc n. T.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

RECORDED LEASE.
1,.rno,as Mary w TO Robert Hudson. 2ahst,
OBS II W of stave TO 2Sih-st, 50xl916' q years
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NEW HAVEN, MEWDEN. HARTFORD,
- t%u> GrlEl D, HolYo"l-, Witt MOI %TAINs
~ % J.. i~uu4avs executed rou"' Ct with trvcia
irl.a rHD"yc AMI mtcfm' e. points. icseis sol and
b,gtLc ckcd az "a HIOLI' y. j.. aud : I.tAt,
BiooS Excursion to ArH llryn aud Itiutt. - 3D.
NORWICH LINE 10 BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR tor special limited tickets steamers leave
PIer4O, NUrh Rave daily, including ~uudaya 300 D.
Tor \ eW L0nd1n. Lur ION. MOIcchlcI, dc.
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OFFICE or TUR DUNnERR' 70 MINING OMTANY.(
% BuOADwAY, NEW YORK tIlY. 5
TNHE ANNUAL MkLIlNG OF the STOCK
II HOLDERS OF the DUNDERBERG MINING COM.
>PANY for the election Of eleven Ql) directors and such
ether DC presented before u be held on
TUESDAY, June l. - O'Clock the office
the company q, Broadway. Transfer books Will
OF MaY. az III, remain
closed until after tleanuuAi ilceiiuP.
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Brorklrn f)ropertr for Sale anh Go Get

ITO LET OR FOR SALE.-House, 81
Hjcks.st.; house and 40 ana 81 Nassau ST.; hons
i5S Hemsen.st GORDON l.. FORD. 81 ClaTkst BrOoklyn
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Poor ireland.


After reading que ~ James Radpath's
letters u the N Y. 7rioans there is little
need Of asking Why there is - much dis
tress in ireland. II. says:
y There ara only 2o.0u0. 600 Of acres In
Ireland; 744 men own nearly halt Of II.
One-half Of the landlords 10 all Ireland are
absenfees. This IL not q general estimate
but statistical r-turu. LORD Sligo, whose
tenants visi ed, is nevss III ireland. The
Marquis or Copyugham owns over 1856, 200
acres IN Donegal and takes 100000 rent
for 1t, and never shows his face among
his most wretched tenants The Marquis
OF Lansdowne owns over 100 600 acres, and
i never seen in the country, although be
collects $500 OF rents from II. Sir
Richard Wallace owns over $1,000 acres
aud scoops 10 $4,000 from il. His father
I So ut his life In England, snd 80 does be.
Hardly one OF his tenants has ever seen him.
The Marquis Of Ely owns nearly $4,000
acres, but IL Is reported Of him that he has
mo sympathy for an, thing Irish'-eIcep'
his rent, OF course. for he sympatbizes with
II 10 that line to the extent Of sos, 900 .
year. He never visits his estates 10 Ire.
land. And 80 they 60" aqs
4 ~ #
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The Cars Inten,ions.
London Daily Telegraph.

London Daily Telegraph.
Il is considered probable 1t 81. Peters
burg that tho death Of the lamented Carl
NJ will, ere long, b followed BY the sbdi-
cation Of the Gear and his retirement into
private life. Upon the weary shoulders Of
this disappointed ami psrplexed potentats
thu burden OF responsibility attached to bic
exalted position bas for many months past
exercised n I'll but intolerabls pressure.
shortly after the attempt made npcn bis
life by Solovieff. the Cars earnest wish 70
resIgn his soeptie 70 the hands OF bis natu.
raj aucoossor was successfully oombstt~d
BY his near relative. The terror and anxi-
ETY. hs has experienced aimee be reluctant
" consented 70 forego this vish are, how
ever understood to have produced 20 de-
pressing a effect On his health and spirits,
that, under tho additional excuse Of bis re-
cent bereavement, he 10 about 70 recur to
his temporarily frustrated resolve. Hif
grief for the lost companion q his ne and
mother Of bis children would BE- accepted
81 bis people - better reason than Of -
sassination to incapacitAte him from stssn-
tson TO 6tsts Affairs IL his retreat at Il.
vadia be enjoys some peacs and safety,
though The most elaborate precautions fol
his safety are taken even there. and is ap'
pears extrsmsly improbably that be vii
again forsaks that PLEASANT abods
70 rstum to capital 10 which, for Two
years past, ~ has bssn subjected N count
less anpoyancss and humiliations. S''cf
srs tho vhispsrsd anticipaticos Of sectst,
II the Russian capital.
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THE HYPNOTIC STATE.
Remarkable Things n German Profess
or Has Been Doing.
New York Tines.

"a Va
According TO c correspondent 81 tho Ma
tion, Professor Heidsnhahn has been doing
some remarkable things y Breslan 10 the
way OF hypnotism. This scientist had
been invited by tho city fathers to repeat
and explain In . rational way the marvel
Gus results which Herr Hansen, the Dam
isb magnetism, bad been producing To
series of public exhibitions. Many well
known citizens had been hypnotized BY
the Dane, the modus opsvandf being for
each ono 70 look Hxediy at . bright glass
button held by himself about eight inches
from and above bis eyes. The subject
hypnotized became insensible 70 Plus
thrust into his hands, initiated sounds
and motions made before him and perform
cd many strange and absurd antics. On
awakening DO Vas uncoascious, q we'll -
incredulous OF what be lad done. Profes-
sor Heldenhain declared his ability 70 re-
peat Ill OF Hausen's performances, and bis
doings havs created sensation among tho
Germans. The hypnotic state could Be
brought on by slight, constant and uni
form, or repeated, irritation Affecting the
eye, ear or akin, passss with the hand-the
warmth Of which IL effective 1t : distance
- tunine-fork, : watch Or : distinct AKA
tion point with thoughts occupied o0ly ~
the object felt, seen OF heard. II one cAse
each Of Ave Polish soldiers ~ told 70 hold
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sherlTs Sale.



w. d. Flowers. Plaintiff.
Nse
w. j. Hynee. Defendant.
To be sold At sherif's sae, on Saturday, the 10Th
day Of July u. ID. 1850. II O'Clock y. ~. In front
Of the Court Houke door In the town and county Of
Deer Lodge n. n, under and ny yiftaeOf IN execu-
ton 10 the abpve entitled cause ssued tro out the
Dsetrict s,oun Ut the Second Judicial District Of
Montana Territory. IN and for tbs county x Deer
Lodge. rho following described property, to-wit:
An the right little and intcsret Of tbs Defendant ~
wuich be hnd the 1uth day Of March \, D. l6oo.in
and To the following property:
The Cheyenne lode cirim sitnAfed IL Kirkland
Mlning District Derr Lodge counly,M. s0d about
one mile west of Ned Mountain ely and comprising
one thousand 1901 FRET 10 an esstciy drecto on ard
one thousand rl06Ol feet In wersefly dtrcttion-
Also. TIL OIL. IN sncc " lode claim situated on
what l. known ~ the rcvens HIlis ont cne-half
mile wrpt VI Red Mountain a y, and ab'tut two hum
dred yarde eoufhrsst from the Ncvnr Lode; coures
Of said lode being a-trl and wertsiy. and compri-
eing one thouraud f1fO feet ~ IN ca<tery direction
and Que thousand tU0U teef In westerly dlreftion
All III The aboys rnmea property iyfng and being n
said Deer Ldge county. N9nians Territory, and lev
led upOn A. III. prnpsify of the Defendant.
Dated thiz 18th day of JUNE. a. ID. 166.
1919 JANE. 3. MvANDkEWx
Sheriff III Detr Ludg6 County, n e.
By THOMAS McfssuEs Deputy eherih. b7sN
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NJ Nv Az8 a8t #NsA II 8 asA$ "a Il sass a " V
IS ~. strr FktE q elp4
D ] ] ]
~ MYX - Afsss,aaf ttfife I'm ~
Y ss Ss' ~ y 1884, FrHK ~ 1nY
- 4<fslfcEk ujfkN ~ J
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f M P f r d r
Imported Clydesdale Stallion.

The ssrvicssof the Imported Ciydesdale stallion,
I'm perOr, will BE- offered ~ the public fur the
- . 8 . n OF is , q
at my breeding farm, near Helena. Montana, IL the
low price Ut 50 Tor tna ressou, VI 30 70 insuns
1 = a e cses
Imported Emporer, tCIydesdalel, bred by Mr.. Iohn
steward, Ochiltree Mil, LnlithgUw shire Scotland,
out Of his prize mare. Masses Maze, winner o.
many prizes III Scotland and dxnl OF many pxs nn-
mals, was xot BY Lothian Tom. emperor WAS gut by
vaisqnisher, half brother 10 Ruth
fs.i.btn winner Of drsr prize at Dumfrics Highland
society show, heating the Primo. Ut Wales tna only
time he was beaten. Vancuisher got by Old
Bun,ainie: hy Old Rob Roy.
Empero sainss The arst prize NJ ycasiing n Lin
lithgow the E4o prize at bfaapton scotland, when
three seaIs clas and the fret pIize AT tue Heena
M0nfnnn Fair ID 1S7v.
En,perur II beautiful dapple hay with hack lrs
ysirs lid Tits spsin9, stands II hsLds nigh mud
weighs 2t0 pounds. He was imported from scotland
In is7n iy H'm.C J. Douglass. Oak Rdas. Canada,
ut xcost Ut &2,575. y
Goua pastrser viii BE- furnished free and the best
o care Ak, of stock left In our charge, but We will
not he acconEtahle Tor any accidents.
Brecderr are invited to call and eramne the horse.
$50. B. Y. POTTS.
!. HxLrxA. n r. March Is. 1850.
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Anc,ent Music.

The following old English poem y said
to ave bern the first English song ever ses
10 music. |. ~As written about the year
1870. and was discovered In one Of the
Harleian msru-c,ipis, nov 10 he BRUSH
Mnselm:
.rranAcii OF fuMxxR.
sum,nes {, i-essnen In
hnsc III az cuceu:
Groweth Ted aid bloweth med.
Aud sprinrsth the VIDE mn.
Sing ciecu.
Ave hieseth alter iomb.
Lheuth after csIve On,
Buhur s,cite,h buck verteth;
Marle sing. Gu;
cnccu, cnccn
Wei singer the cuccu;
Ne swik fhow nawer nu;
Sing cnccu, nu.
Sing. cuccu
The following isA Htcrsl modern prose
version Sug,arr i c.,mng. Loniiy
sinr cnrkgw s;roert. led ami bl werh
need, aud rpsingpti, thr wood iow Eve
bleat-th afirI lamb; l,weth COW after calf;
bullock starterh, buck verteth." I. .. bar
boreth among the ferns "merrily sing,
cuckool Well singest thou, cuckoo Nor
cea-e 70 sing nov. Sing cuckoo, nov; sing,
cuckoo"
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Glazed Sash, Doors
Mouldings,
Singer Sewing Machines,
And a Full Line of
Shelf Hardware 81 Tools.
In nv Workshop have an EXPERIENCED TIN
SMITH. and all work viii be done
Promptly at Reasonable Prices.
M John o,NeiIi.
Nm. Coleman 3 Co,
DEER LODGE, BUTTE
AND
P HILIPS B u r G. |
Dealers In
TOB ACCOS,
CIGARS,
NOTIONS,
F IA N CY GOODS,
|ETc.. ETC. ETC.
OMAR SINKS HENRY r. RowLEs.
SINKS g. RoWLEs,
COSMOPOLITAN.
SALOON
Deer Lodge : = : Montana.
~ WI ts II
b. K. REYNOLDS BOURBON WHISKY
A SPECIALITY.
Only the Best Brands os
WINES. LIQUORS and SUGARS
win be offered
sWDrop 10 aaa sample the Goods. IA
siyKs 4 ROW. Is. Prop
Dea Lodge. Jan. q lsss
| GILAlR, SALISBURY I CO
l ksf OdR1tk EAo VT
u. =. Mail,
AND OF
| WELLS FARGO I CO.'S EXPRESS
Rm Dairy Lins . Passenger coA~hss e
franklin Terminus and Butte City,
1lissoula, Pioneer, Fhilipsburg
| Ali b al intermediate P0llk.
=. s. PAxe.oN,
lHdlSa, sign and Ornamental
PANTHER,
Main strset. oee Ledge
y ~ ssss 81: 4 5sssss y: 'hs
Z
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
B. - a i. e q FL "a It e .

AToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR.
IL suance of an order of the Probate Court OF
the city and county of San Francisco, State of Cali
fornia, made on the goth day of NOVEMBER, 1876,
in the matter of the estate of JESSIE RUSSELL
OSBORN deceased the undersigned, the Adj
mipistrator OF said estate, will sell at private sale,
to the highest bidder for cash. in gold coin of the
United States and subject to confirmation by said
Probate Court, after FRIDAY, the 9th
day of MARCH, $780, at u o'clock NJ all the right,
title interest and estate of the said JESSIE RUS
SELL OSBORN, deceased, at the time OF her death,
and all the right, title and interest that the said
estate has by operation of law otherwise.
acquired other than or in addition to that OF the said
deceasedat the time of her DEATH in and to all that
certain lot piece parcel of land situate lying and
being in the said city and county OF Sacramento,
State of California and bounded and described as
follows to wit The north half OF the south bali OF
the north half of lot number one ~, in the, block
bounded by and and Second and Third streets, in
Sacramento, as laid down on the official map thereof,
said lot being twenty feet in width by eighty feet in
depth.
Terms and conditions of sale Cash, in Id coin
of the United States Deed at expense OF the pur-
chaser.
Bids or offers may be made at any time after the
first publication of this notice and before the making
OF the sale.
All bids or offers must be writing, and left at the
Office of +. w. Van ReynegoR, Attorney -at-Law,
No 53l California street. in said city and county OF
San Francisco or delivered to the Administrator or
may be filed the office OF the Clerk of said Probate
Court.
Dated San Francisco, February 49, 1850.
II. L. OSBORN,
Administrator of the estate of Jessie Russell Osborn
deceased.
F. W. VAN REYNEGos, Attorney. f16-15t
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RERUBIECAN
PRIMARY And CONVENTION

At A REGULAR MEETING OF THE REPUB
"A lican City Central Committee of Sacramento,
held THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1850, the fol.
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted, viz:
First-That Republican Primary Election is
hereby called for WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25,
1850, between the hours of l =. NJ. and 6 P. N to
seieet>Delegates to Republican City Convention.
Second-That Republican City Convention to
nominate cand dates for the various city offices and
to transact such other business may come before
it, is hereby called for THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
&C. 1850, at I P. NJ. at FATHER MATHEW HALL,
K street. between Fifth and Sixth
Third-That the superintendent OF delegates IS as
follows: First Ward, 16 delegates Second Ward,
is delegates; Third Ward, % delegates; Fourth
Ward q delegates.
Fourth-That the polling places and the officers
for said Primary Election shall be as follows
First Ward-Corbins, J street, between Second
and Third. Supervisor w. A. Anderson; Judges,
John F. brennan and A. J. Vermilya.
Second Ward-Leslie's. corner Fourth and X
streets. Supervisor, John Stevens; Judges, Mat
thew Cook and W. D. Stalker.
Third Ward-0schwald's, corner of Ninth and j
streets. Supervisor, J. Ripley; Judges, Gus.
Weiman and d. ellis
Fourth ward-Tuoheys, corner OF Tenth and NJ
streets-Supervisor Robert Miller Judges, 5. W.
Butler and Frank Avery.
Fifth-That all legal voters whe voted for Per,
kins for Governor in 1879, or would nave SO Vo1eu
had they been able, and will pledge themselves 10
support all the Nominees of the Convention, be per-
mitted to vote at said Primary.
SiXth-That the said Primary be and 1t Is hereoy
called under the provisions of the Political Code ap'
plieable to primary elections.
Seventh-That the returns of said Primary be
made to ths Chairman of this Committee, TO De py
him handed to said Convention 80 So.
j. R. WATSON, Chairman
P L. HICKMAN, Sec. Rep. City Central committee
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CHANGE OF TIME.
Sacramento 6 PlaGGrYilla Railroad.

On and after Wednesday, Dee. 81, 1879,
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.,
Trains will run as follows, daily, except Sundays;
Leave Sacramento for Folsom, Latrobe
and Single Springs.. 701A. NJ
Leave Sacramento for Folsom. ........ 4:00P. NJ
Leave Single Springs for Latrobe, Fol-
som and Sacramento. ............ 1875 a. NJ.
Leave Latrobe for Folsom and Sacra-
pnento. l119P. N.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento .. 700 A. d.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento ....... I220P. II.
diff j. Il. WRIGHT, Supt-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Irish Relief Committee in Paris, COM
posed exclusively of Royalists and Bon
apartists, numbering forty, appeal to the
Press The, Committee disclaim political
motive, and they will undertake to divide the
fund between the two committees and the
Irish Bishops.
The italian Government offers three prizes,
amounting to 81, 500. for vineyards raised
from gratis of American varieties of grape
vines capable OF resisting the attacks of
phylloxera.
In the accident on the Candahar Railway,
near Mitri, seven coolies were killed and four
injured.
A Dublin dispatch announces that the
Mansion House Relief Committee contribu.
items to date amount to e74, SOL.
An eminent Russian General recommends
that the Winter Palace be given up as an i'm
perial residence in favor of the palace oppo
site-the LAX Cathedral.
Amount of bullion withdrawn from the
Bank of England on balance yesterday
COS, 900.
The British ship Bertram Rigby, from
Liverpool January 31st, for San Francisco
has put back for Falmouth with her matches
stove.
The French Chamber of Deputies ha:
adopted the bill reconstituting the Superior
Council of Education with the Seuate's modi
fcation.
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READ TIE LIST

Real Estate and Insurance Agents
OF Sacramento representing the best FIRE lnsur'
ance Companies of this coast.
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NEW DRUG STORE.

MFR. T. FISH CLATE WITH MR.. GEO. n
W S. Wait, Second and X streets), begs to 81
inform his numerous friends and the sacra- "a
niento public generally, that he has is day <-tS
taken into partnership Mr.. J. F. COLLINS, and
that the business will in future be carried under
the name OF Fish & Collins" MR.. FISH will give
his best attention to the Dispensing Department Of
the new business, and the firm hopes BY strict and
careful attention to business, it may merit due
proportion OF public patronage
January Ii, 1850. FISH & COLLINS,
f2-4pIm st. George Building.
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in both House and Senate say they will be
satisfied if an adjournment can be secured
thirty DAYS later. In the last twenty years
no long session of Congress has terminated
before the middle Of June, and the rule has
been an extension Of the session for some
time after that period.
Outraged and Enthusiastically Pun.
ished.
GALVESTON, February 23d.-A Meas spe-
cial from Jefferson says: A reliable inform
ant from near Linden. Cass county, gives the
following: Mrs. Clarke, respectable mar
RED lady, living in the Garry neighborhood,
was yesterday brutally outraged, and then
murdered. Three men were arrested, and
one confessed the crime. He was horribly
mutilated by a mob. his clothing saturated
with coal oil and set on fire. He was after
wards hanged. Intense excitement prevails.
Mob Law in Virginia.
NORFOLK (Va.), February 231. = John
self obnoxious to his neighbors by enforcing
the fence law. On Thursday night last his
house was surrounded by a mob who kept up
fusilade until Dozier and q colored man left
the house by a rear door, and in attempting
to escape to the woods the colored man was
struck by ball and killed. No arrests have
been made.
Fttz John Porter.
CHICAGO, February 23d. The Journals
Washington special says: Fitz John Porter
has notified Senator Randolph that he is per-
fectly willing to allow the bill restoring him
to the army to 60 over until the next session.
He does this because of the opinion among
leading Democrats that a discussion this ses-
sion will be turned against the Democratic
party by the Republicans to its injury.
Government Protection OF the Chinese.
New York. February 24th-A. M.-The
HcTdlds Washington special says: Dis
patches from official sources in San Francisco
were received here this evening" setting forth
that there seemed great danger of an out
break in that city against the Chinese. There
is an effort on ths part of the friends OF the
Chinese in San Francisco to induce Presi-
dent Hayes to order the regular troops to as
sist in defending these citizens of China,
if their help is needed, upon the theory
that the Government of the United States
is bound under lis treaty to afford such pro-
lection. 1t is claimed by those urging this
course that on similar occasion the Presi
dent ordered the military commander IN San
Francisco to interfere promptly to protect
the Chinese from general violence whenever
it seemed necessary, and without waiting for
any request from the State authorities.
Public lands.
New YoRK, February 24th-A. M.-The
Tr'ibune'S Washington special says: An i'm
portant report on public lands has been pre-
pared by the special commission appointed to
take that subject into consideration. The
commission will soon report to Congress
recommending the passage of bill reorgan-
izing the Land Office, classifying public
lands, and making conditions upon which the
lands of each class may be settled. Among
the important provisions will be those re-
lating to homestead colonies, the preservation
and reproduction of timber. and to the dis
posal Of mineral Hands.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-24
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