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returning hW al least tXa monlhsl
mucl, an tl,s New York Haakt would
prohably rejoice ~ have me, suxE
Ter The matter gave NE mnch sna'
isty, aud anslly I have concluded 70
consent 20 nc, after my return 70 lIs'
land II the Hsra'd will allow me TO name
a gentleman as proxy during my sfay'u
this country, IL,
In the meantime | shall proceed VIII,
our Gwn rellet fund, The bankers 81
this are the Maverick National Hank
oi Hos,on, and the treasurers arc
Mayor Prince, ut hos,on, aud John
Bovle O'Reilhy lapplausel editor oi she
Boston Itia, Renewed applause Iho
names oi thess gentlemen are sufficient
evidence that tho money " reach Va
destination quickly, and be given to lhe
dsstitute In 4 way that vii, not wounu
their susceptihiliiios. For remember
they ara a proud aud y sensitive race
and Il ID u bitter humiliation hr them
To como In the attitude at heggars oven
to generous America
And after thanking the audience iof
its attention aud henoyolcnce, NJ, Tar
nell resumed his scat amid hearty "f'
plause,
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AhniNuruN hAli.

IN, p,muUstraliuN ~ A,d ~ Ireland
Th,,,.,NlNhi,h an,rmhlvl Ia Wash
m.luu lhli Was not M hu,o ~ Mas ~
rr,t,L unr Was It an ludoN at the Mnrh
trur h, tir COMMITTEES II Nould have
hryu considered u talr amuarnrul auul
,u,r. hut Was hcluN the expectation TOT
IA, cause Ia which Il hdj assumhlad.
4 Great many tickets were purchased
hN p,,.,us vito ruuld uui or iid not at
trnd. ani tho mluNtrolb malo large
DIAN ga thr pvoplc Who would "thw
Wise have attended The
rt,Nuuu va rtttNtHt ueituNtioNr
n,tN,,laNtut No.,lurL ga tho packet
rra. Iuruu. uui hyulvi hN thr ten
NuUi baud uauh,d to- lho huiljing
rho streets Ia tno uulghhurh"od we're
,uNi,l Nuh people, and altogether
IT,, enthusiasm MaS val'ulal"d I" IN
press the hyllvt that much larger anii
,u,r Wuull have hryn prrsvut
Tho 4mgv Nu7 nllyd With prominent
,,tl.,ua aud li,v ,lurgN. the baud h'ru
pNmI thr scar Amuug those pluHyut
We nuu,I cot p'R'rn, louu q.
llo1mau. / 4, Cm,nlt, iov !. l sal
h,au. ! II ,,uod. Ghos sweeney ,,oy
Matthews. lrNts ihbrG q H. Hubbard,
MaNor Sweeney, Rows Haunt Clancy
aud Nugrlsdmh, NJ Eullly, WA MyH,,
lulgc MclNlu, ii larb,u, Jacob At.
m,rr. TAT kunrN, I " llcaloN, "
I ilUilau aui othrtS.
After sruucd irish national al hat
hyru plt,rA hy thr hand ,,uN Mathew r.
,allvi thy wrolrUg e. uulrI aud an
nuuu,rd the following
uti,EGs
President VI Reilly
\trc rrrstlouts llnu ! ! larnh
llnn & T. lluhtWrl, Cot fhus
uuu,n. laurs M,Aidms, " & Hand
hn. ! NJ living, Gco Il HnIlo, lion
". /. llruuc. iiuu ihos. Sweeney
llnn Nudrcw Wilson. ~ NJ l iiull
h,u \ Er,m,uu, q T. hrown, ludwig
Mdhylm. Got Il NJ prhphlu,
u,a II Parks, John q iloh
mau. fLNoi lmblu, WA MNlcs
jacob Nlum,ycr aui john llraN lr
Secretaries lion lows hakrr, john
Ir,W " = Meek & 4 lohuson. \
ual,lrl aui & \ syhuvt,r
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4 htoAsN

Qu,,oo, lcmu"y III il"n,
hom,nally unchanged Wheat lU
settled bat youcUlh higher, No "
Chicago rlnlng ~ "il lash VI sa 81
lcr Manh 81 -. n,llcr Npul, Ne
~ OalC1i 10 rrlrolri M i"n iWll
aud p,icrs n shade low,r AZ hi!W inl,
cash adlc srllrr Mach iOi a'll"r Ma
and June r,ioicd ilr oais taalu'
at aO,c cash Ne settler MM'h .hlr sel
lof MnN kyo iasloTai ,hr ilailuI
Qulrl sl ~ ruIh lu good d,msnl
AMI prirrr shade higher al tll 81
cash al 5,imil ~ rullr, Mach
OIL i2lCull IS settler ArrIl lah
STEADY aud hrm NJ 81 ihto, ~ rasl
81 .N,ol 80 srllc, March ~ ~ settle
Apnl HUH Meats si,aiN aui ~ iDir
drmpnd NJ 81 OhtGd AnlcH a. Nhisl,
steady ani unchanged ~ 81 ~! lim
ulhy Aori strong anl highu, lau 9"
sooi .: yO0ts IS primo o. ne 30
tisN hrod SlnngvT, puIr Q hiDfi 90
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NNIlSl.NillNIS

u,HiuN. oU7uS, rttNU"sE NN""tHt
I,t- -t,tl,ug uIgautthilou Wan Irvvt,i
last evening with an audience surt a. a.
,yl lum etru inside the hpr,a llouer
Tho r,7rr,yl seats Wcru all Wkru m
tNul,r u,lu,k yesterday a thlug that
hls mot occurred hcinrr thi, a'usnu uui
the -I.t ct standing ruW uuN, vac
,taplaNrl Nhru the doors Wyru upvuri
IT,, sale ul tickets Was stopped h,l"rr
thr performance began tnr the rIw'lo
reason that the huuno would huld az
muty. uui MANY Nrrr thus luru"laN ~.
al IT,, performance, It Is almost W
vn,,tnl, to speak Ia particular Whvry
c,,N one Was ~ rrrlrd yet Ne cannot
uctratu tum moutinuiuJ the singing lN
MI 4 hrlly at Tho liluc NlsataU
Mountains "OuC tuatur, Was also
sauA with Wilson, liulpW aui Magnet
IA the principal patt such dancing Mas
mover s,cu Ia the city before as that
executed hN the team ut eight clog
dancers. dr,ssyi a., Roman Wtttur,,
It Wbs perfectly imWyusc The perform.
au,t Nu- a great Improvement un thru
last uuo la tho ,itN, hui every uuo lrtt
the house we'll pleased
"tNuG6 Iut uN.ltdur'
putt, t,unlt', Now Work Combination
Will appear n thn civ at the OpvIa
ilou-v urxt FRIDAY aui Saturday even
tugs utd SATURDAY matinee Ia tho ahoyc
uawri pay The press al over the
yuuutr, speak VET, mighty at lhv uvr
hrmau,t. pud We quote the following
ttum thr NrwM Nat The theatre
va. we'll bllci last hight GA the occasion
81 tho urt appearance Ia this city Ut
OutN UDu,t.- New NuIk Combination.
The piece rlayrl WAS NuguslIu halN 5
"tuiyr thy Oa,llght II has hr,u
s,,yUl tmys presented here, ani needs
litfiy wyuIiuU OlitN tnuit rs lhlllip
suuk,,. the Uruuau soldier Was amus
tug apd pruvrd lhu be hai mastered
the art IT speaking the br,ArU Ing
hSh u,yrss,N tu thy character Niles
Nirlaii, ihuUtuu tllri g. advantage
lhr parto laura tuuTtlNui W Nhi,h
size was sutnuuutN seconded l., Miss
Gury Roth as Pearl Nj q
~p,ykm,u. -o long known o. Toronto
thraJr, tu,rs played the part 1T 'tNkr'
an vel ~ tho cNigvHcN al thd part lie
lnaudr,i The appointments are ia
g,vtN particular complrte, the scenery
brtug attractive aud appropriate The
riy,c will b, repeated this evening
ky,rNri seats Will hr un sale ta.muT-
r1N morning At Lucas Uuslc store,
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The most wonderful AMI marNrlOus
succrs-. "a vases where pctsnns are sick
"a mining aNay tom a condition ut mis
rrahlrnrss, that % one Knows VIA, ais
them lprlhmhlr patients TT dNtors' r.
ohiain,sl hy the u-c vt top hliiors
they hxyin a. curr tran the inst tuse
and krep 10 np until perfect health sni
strrngth arr rvstorsi Whoever Is al
fiic,e,iin this way nucd not suticr, when
they can ~, Hop hittsrs Sec "tfulhs"
and Proverbs tn another colnmR,
lAushlin BrOs 4 Go, Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling
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PARNELL AND MURDOCH,
TINE DEMONSTRATION IN Alp 0t
IRELAND
The Iscor, and Reception 70 fatNsO and
MardOch Address Of Welcome and
the Exposition Of lrelaNd's
WtoNgs and sullerlNss
Collections,
THk hsOohT
FROM s,suhsny,lls 10 tbs u,u fsTsen"e'
Of rarnan apd Murdoch

w NtNN's
FROM sIsuhsny,l 10 tbs ulu PERSONNEL
OF ramsn aud Murdoch
AuiNato dispatch to MI Lewis lakor
al tho RkDlsTgR, Hnnouucad lhal MsshIa'
rnrneli aud Murdoch would leave RUS
hursh at / o'Clurk, Yesterday NUeIn"nh,
and arrive here ~ 80 T. NJ, hS the
Pan Handle mad Several meml~rs at
th executive onmmittp0 delnnulned to
,un IA Steuhenville aud esCnrt thnm
J,Wn. aud when ReulsrRR reporter
arrived at The depot Ia tounl the W''
lowing gentlomen asaumbled There
N,ssrs NJ Reilly, ", & ilanilan,
LAWS UnkcL, tt lAkiu, lhos MriNI-
ul,k Ihns 1. owens, James Flynn,
ludwig Wilhelm aud JohnU ilotlman,
Tho patty cmhrkedand 10 duo lIm" ar
uyrJ At the junction, tndlneh"lh Trains
GA time In the rnar var at he vest
hnund train tho distinguished visitors
Wrrr tnund; Mr Lewis hascr MAS h'hI
made Acquainted with thum and pre-
,,utrl tho other mcuhcrs ut the rs'"Il.
rnAKtks s,sw AWr rNWNGtL
p,,, not boat striking Resemblance I"
Am. AT tho numerous cuts which have
app,ared Ia the papurS, and stllkrs the
hrhnlirr hy his yuultdnln,ss. Ito II ~
,rats 1T aye, tat time sitHiibhlN ON hlh'
Ills height Is over hiN irol and Nr u
,l,uI,IIy. almosl dv,lcatoN uhmed
r,Ir 1T NunauiHh blue rNoS l""k "ut
hon, an oval lace 1T ldir complexion,
framed IA hair aud tull hrari at hghi
brown, with small musIahe, stu lighter
IA luv Ills Voice IL mcllHw ant rlraH
AMI and his manners altogether rIri"s
s,,.,ng tie In, in outward Srmhlanro
AT lra.t. a prItrCI Wrc Ut the lrlah son
tirmm Mhru vUeagni ~ ''hNtiah
ton his pate features light az anu us
,,,, ulr,In With the native Warmth ~
hi,thnulht. ilcRlLcd freely and pleas
nutly with the dtltuvut wntNomen
prcrynI, mhblng u most mN"al'lo ia
PRECISION uU each
,uuN NuWu",n
l,,uur S,ut IA huIld aud appear
,n,y. ~ rluaro aud massive ~ ham',
Whit, v\vrNthiug ahunt him ma'NH hlm
,,v t,aI Aud hr IL evidently pruud
niu ills nhurl hair aud y,oppod hwrd
are at a hruWnish hue Und his cNes arc
A
ili.hlaud costume, plah, m,ldn, p'nth
uA ho,r complete tie told tho Rtdm
rtr repeater kc vas editor at the itF
lmd.r' a rAr,r ruhtlsh,i AT Inverness,
SCOTLAND pni devoted tu thraiNvyacS 1T
th, ,htm7 1T the rrorlc H. hold lhrI'
own And uu tar trrWs Nr Ito ,hmo
4, NmuI,n 7omr tune elu'r nhi hhd
tn,,i.l largely Ia Canada and haN'nF
met Nj iarucll IN Philadelphia made
,ruIuuu ,,usr. with him
Vince lho train arrived AT the depot
,n thus ,ly q mrnr ,uuy"urHc Ut people
had htr, nh,vd eager IT, catch gimror
vi the distinguished iualman, the " lush
.i,,n,.u,i. nuur thv less brilliant Tot TIA
American sp,,h \ ynmmutrc 'on
stslng ut Uu,uuT MMhrws, MdN"'
Sweeney, Shuitl iuslr and others ~.
,ri,rd the Nis,lurs, Who we've PLACED ia
rarrnrr, aui Nhtrlti I" the New NJ
lurt llou7r \ hurl reception Naa held
la IT,, parlor Mtrr Nht,h thu guests
W,rr r-,mtvl Ia Washington llall
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,,,l ,n,y

ga CAY. February ~ Tic matrt
opened active, With sales Attl ObI 40
rlnci 10 ~ oil advanced g. 81 n'
drrllnri ani CLOSED u VI " bid inr "li
Shipments bs,Or haorls Averaging S
uDlaiIrls transactions An AN haii"ls
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A SES programme will ~ gwen Al the
lubllee Nneert, tonight
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DNN GOODS

"a. Advertisement III the lUhllrrt n.
rcrt 1T Washington iiall, I" nishi
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ut h,aJ Dixie at Washington iialL
Co. ought
rss-lSs With STATED incomes. ,aa
purchase q Mason 4 namun Catuy,
Ollau 40 Sheih's Music Store, "a EASY
PAYMENTS IT a. ur muTr monthly. auj
thus syrurc tie beet organ Waic
ior ,cry small sun. Call uRdaI
Washington iiaii ani see them,
GiNss shades II every s,ae aud sly lr
atliutcidns' AT Store
lHut, uutHEUt, thr th'vEtuT ~ the
tTench Kidney fad bearing his name,
was one ut the n,st noted mv,ilcal inou
II bis hay in France. ils cures OF AID
ney diseases are most marvellous and
arr saii 10 he permanent
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PERSON FONTS.
Pertinent sa,inss aud polns,.

Ms, Nuu,y rhuhuu, at last Nhv,l
tng la, returned tbW visit co. tuyuir
tu " Calsy,llr
tou il,ss. the popular ,uuUg hut,h,t
1T hast Mhurlug. VAS expected home
last night iuma short business tur
down tho riNcr
Malor TOM Norton returned uow
ilimmondspo,t y \ Yesterday muru
INK Wkyrv be- has b,vu visiting hts wife
Who. W. ATE happy Z" STATE, b" reports
Az hrlug much improved IA health
Tho question is. will cot ~tMuW. th,
s,uthl proprietor 10, ltv hoty. bearing hls
name. ever stop at,lus improvements p
It's latest departure u the VuliluE ga ct
el,,tu, belts Throughout the house The
work Was done unI,t the ,up,TNlsluu ut
" u lours lsI ut Cincinnati
Iu,d UlttIcth aud family. Who hn,,
h,,n visiting relatives Ia THIS ,lN. ,yaVy
tDr their homo IA haltWuu'. o. iN
cot shtrlls. welt SHOWN travelling
uau tlaW Cincinnati ., iu tho ,it,.
tuuu,lbatu \ . l.oh uu, returned
90 the yiN truW "a short -jp down the
U,,U
Mis-, N,tt,, lt,u,au hss tyIu,U,t tuu
a visit Go baltimore.
Ms,,rs Sam Nortru sol SIpuliWa
Wallace l,u lat v,vUlU, ia The 10.
trs,u luJ taluaio "a q rUeVc, uug tour
lion Gubcrt simpson, iyit hst even
iug tur Washington, u &, GA husnrss
"Ik," Mudat, the popular Twelfth
street merchant tailor LETT last evening
VA the 4 & s N l 10, the casy a. puy
,hasc guu,is.
FAHuEs LIVING u,a, kukNupd, Nj ,
N, urouv ~,hNssvr, rypyris that the
u Jacobs Uil has bacon used With sJrat
l,custit Ia his rishhutho,d
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Ml..r.hIsnesa

UHUg> SNrt,cr, anl May bat a lit
Ole lamb at Washington Hall a. night
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AVAEaSa l,ips u,a, kukNuud. Nj ,
NJ, uropv ~,hNssvr, Typvu7 That the
Il Jacobs uil has bacon used With sJrat
hru,tt IA kis uclshhurho"l
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Geo. h,aJ Dixie at Washington ii,i,
tu.UlEhI
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tHs nsaItn OnaaiTtss,

Meet ut yua Are probably a~are that
! have bren luNlts.l o. tale a place on
the Nes York Herald relini r0mini,ien.
| itlt saBu hesitation about assuming
any responsibility Ia the connection,
Ia the hrsi IilAcc the committee 10 rather
a miHsi botv. II is not q, all what |
should have asslrvl, Il 10 composed 70
q considerable extent al representatives
Of tho landlord eisss sill thsrs are on
n som. men Who merit and paassss the
confidence Of the lf.h people. ! EN-
not In Ireland, sad cannot think Al
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-22
rteu,s from, .toeEton.

STOCKTON, November 20th.-John Inelis.
aged 60, pioneer Of Calaveras county and
an old Stocktonian, died this afternoon, as is
reported, from cancer ia the stomach. The
deceased, until recently, when incapacitatei
by illness, had been book keeper for many
years to the San Joaquin Valley Bank. He
was most exemplary citizen. and promi-
nent member Of the Presbyterian Church and
Caledoniau Society. He was a native of
Scotland, and unmarried.
Chauncey and Walter st. Clair, brothers.
the two young men who were convicted of
stealing at Tracy, and were discharged by
order of the Supreme Court, because the
information charged them with the crime
of ''larcy." instead of larceny. were to-day
again held to answer by Justice Of the
Peace. They will be again held on another
information.
The case against Dennis Mulliu, for the
murder of John Mullin st Acampo on the
2lst of September last, was given to the jury
this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. The jury i.
atill o,,t
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EEYADA.
Cornstock s,IpIpa Matters.

VIRGINIA, November 20th The mining
statements tonight contain the following
The raise above the 2100foot level Of Hale &
Norcross continues in ore, average assays
$50 60. Sierra Nevada has raised during the
week 9S tons of ore, averaging sIS per ton.
Con. Virginia raised ! 161 tons, assaying
Sl6 70. California raised 657 tons, sssaying
S15 80. Union raised 40 tons. assaving S26
per ton. The west croascut, No. l. on the
25OO level, is passing through streaks of ore
assaying from $50 to $50 Superintendent
Boyle of the Alta says that the diamond drill
on the southeast 205o.foot level has penetrated
the ledge 5l3 feet. Assays have not yetbe
made, bnt he is satisfied the borings are as
good as from crosscut No. l, and taking the
width Of the vein in Benton and in crosscut
No. l and the direction Of the drill into ac-
count, he thinks be has so feet vet TO 60 TO
get through the ledges Belcher wants to get
to pump now a short distance under water.
after which pumping aud baillng will be
stopped. There is talk of connecting the
Jacket shaft with the Satro Tunnel be-
fore resuming work on tie lower levels OF the
Gold Hill group. THIS, if doRo, viii take
about seventY-fve days. Over q hundred
miners left here to-day to vorl, for the Rocky
Mountain Coal Company. They leave Reno
at o'clock tonight On special train for the
miues
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Passeprers Pessiuc CorI,u.

CARLN, November 21st-The following
passengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow K. Hastings, Massa-
chusetts; w. n. Gregory, t. M. Auerbach,
New York NJ. Manuel and wife, Mime
sofa S. II. Howe, wife and two daughters,
Massachusetts; II. B. Champion and wife,
Philadelphih L. Resd. Ohio; William
Childs, Trinidad, Cal; Mrs. J. M. Larue,
Flora Larue, Stockton, Cal; Morton Alger,
Boston; Ellis F. Miller, Moses Leufeld,
Massachusetts; J. H. Brown, Boston: Irving
W. Scott. Maryland Mrs. G. A. L. Shaeffer,
Mrs. j. B L. Scott and daughter, Balti-
more; 4. Van Vechter, L. J. Harris and
wife, Nav York +. Lowry, Sacramento !;
". M. Darland and wife. Granville Palien,
San Francisco; Miss Mary 8. Tablet, Mrs
p G. S. Tenbroeck, Miss Grace Woodbury.,
Maine; Mrs. Geneva Wells, Master Seotia
Wells and nurse, San Fran cisco M. Lob
per, Colfax; George G. Gregory, Leopold
Goodman. New York Miss Frank S. Ches-
terfeld, Virginia; Miss NJ. A. Kendel.
George Vesey Stewart, New Zealand: r. r.
Maurice, England; S. N. Benjamin and
wife. U. 8. A; It. S. Merchant, San Fran
cisco; c. MelcheTs, Mszstlan A H. Bay
less, Kansas Simon Knapp, Nebraska !;
Frank Gates. Massachusetts (; w. 2. 0'Neil,
Salt Lake; William J. Petersen, San Fran
cisco; G. l.. " Watts and wife, Toledo Sister
Blandineff and six sisters, Montreal No
enisrants to-day.
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Fatal Accident.

PORTLAND, November 21st William Faw-
yer, al old man 65 years of age, living near
Harrisburg. Linn county, was instantly killed
yesterday while at work in field The wind
was blowing strong, and broke off the top of
u tree near where be was at work. In try
ing to avoid the tree, it appears that he ran
directly under It, and il struck him on tho
head, smashing in the skull and breaking his
neck He was sober, industrious citizen.
and leaves wife and six small children.
II. Beiyail, living near Eugene, in Lane
county, was struck yesterday by piece OF
falling timber sustaining what are considered
fatal internal injuries.
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Stage Robbcry-Rich MIn.s-weathe,

YREKA, November 21st. The Oregon
stage going north was stopped near the Stats
boundary between and o'clock last night
by highwayman. The robber got on the
wheel to take the mail. and wanted the ex-
press box. which Mason, the driver, laid on
the side of the boot, q. the same time taking
up hatcbet in his hand from the seat which
evidently frightened the robber from taking
the box. The robber cut open one mail
sack and scattered the letters, but got moth.
ing, having failed to take the registered
packages. The robber was probably green
hand.
A rich strike has occurred in the Siskiyou
ledge, on Humbug creek. candIe.box OF
rock yielding $500. Grizzly Gulch ledge, on
$50, 600, payable in eighteen days.
The weather s quite cold. The past week
ice formed from five to six inches thick on
bodies of still water
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
The Brumncld Murder-Tcstimony I'm the
Case all I'm.

WALLA WALLA, November 20th.-The de-
fense has just finished the examination of
witnesses in the BIumfeld murder case, and
the hearing Of arguments is set for Monday
morning. Over thirty witnesses were ex-
amined in all. The evidence shows that
about the 2Sth of January q party, consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. Brumfield and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas, arrived at the Starr Hotel in
this city that they here bought team, and
three days later started for the Palouse
that after crossing the Touchet, twenty miles
from here, Brumteld, man of wealth aud
the holder Of United States bonds and GER
ti6cates of deposit on the First National
Bank ard . Kansas City bank, Yves never
seen with the parties again on the 9th Of
February the remaining three passed Cow
creek for the Spokane when about twenty
miles from Big Lake they stopped month
with man by the name OF Shelter; that
Thomas left there for six days, and
during that time visited Colfax, where he
sold certificate of desosit on the First
National Bank Of Walla WAlla, in favor Of
8. w. BrIlmfeld, and also showed United
States bonds III favor Of Brumfeld that NJ
Shelters place the parties went rs Brlm6eld
and Lizzie Thomas, changing their names
Thomas said he had letter from Brumfield.
but never showed it; said Brumfeld was near.
the Columbia river, and finally left. going
south twenty miles from here Thomas aud
wife were travelling alone, and meeting
FRIENDS said the other woman had gone by
stage fourteen miles from Snake river ht
sold his tesm and hired passage to the depot
in Walla Walla with farmer; started East
the day of his arrival, and was captured az
Kansas City; that on the 9Th of March
body was found in the Toucbet, with bull
let-hole in the head. No testimony az 10
how long it had been there WAS exhibited a..
Walla Walla, and It was not recognized till
the papers published the story of the double
murder. Some people claimed that they
and some did not know hin. Thomas at
.Waliuls said Brumfisld was ct Spokane Falls
In hotel. The brother. in law of Thomas
swore that he saw Brulnfeld at Kansas City
March ~, 1880. lie was very sharply Cross
examined, was immediately arrested o., .
charge Ct perjury, and is now in jail awaitin:
trlal. The jury was allowed to separate ti!l
Monday morning.
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A Hung Jury-ssrious Accident.

STOCKTON, November 21st.-The jury in
the case of Dennis Mullin, charged with
manslaughter for the shooting of James Null
lin at Acampo, in September last. after hav-
ing been out for twenty-seven hours, came
into Court at P. N. today, reported that
they could not agree upon verdict, and
were discharged. The jury stood nine for
acquittal and three for conviction.
Rev. MIR. Packard, pastor of the Congre-
gatioDal Church. and Mr. Blake, an under
taher, while going to funeral, were thrown
from buggy by the horse shyins from the
music of the tbeater band perambulating the
town il wagon. Mr.. Blake received sev.
eral bruises and cuts, but it was thought that
Mr. Packard had not been materially injured.
To-day, however, it was evident that the
reverend gentleman has been severely in
iured internally, and little hope is enter
tanned of his recovery. Mr. Packard is
highly esteemed in this community. and at
Los Angeles, where he formerly held /, pas
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0RFE4T
Money for thc Northern Pacific Fatal
Accident.

PORTLAND, November 20th. - A private.
telegram, Just received from Henry Willard
of New York by gentleman of this city.
announces the fact that syndicate CT lead
ing bankers in New York city. headed by
Wiuslow, Lanier & Co, have concluded ar.
raugements for furnishing the NortherniPa-
cific Railroad Company sufficient money TO
complete their line 90 Aiasworth, aud that be
believes this viii be done just as fast as
money can do it. This will hasten the build
ing of the road Of the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company from The Dalles to
Portland, and we may confidently hope Tor
railroad connection with the East within a
very brief period, as the authority of this in
formation is undopbted.
young man named Smith, residing near
Albany, Linn county accidentally shot him
self IL the side yesterday with yager, In
hicting @ dangerous wound. Smith was
standing on log, resting the breech Of the
gun TN a limb, when it slipped, and striking
the hammer, caused the weapon to discharge.
HI recovery is deemed doubtful.
T. S. Rodabaugh was held by Judge
Stearns to-day TO answer to a charge Of OBJ
taioing money under false preterses, in bonds
OF $500.
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Beat, Of an 0dd Fe.Ioyy.

CHIco, November 20th.-After a short
illness. Judge A. j. Lucas died here this
morning at l o'clock of neuralgia of the
bowels. He was one of the oldest Odd Eel.
lows in the State, and the first Grand Repre-
sentative to the United States Grand Lodge.
At the time of his death he held the position
of Justice of the Peace and Police Judge of
this city. lie will be buried tomorrow In
Marysville, Chico Lodge going down in a
special car.