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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-14

The apathy aud shrinking shy
ness of the Southerners in regard
to cofIins and ceremonials Of the
grave il singularly contrasted by
the fondness manifested by the
hardy Jutlanders for everything
connected with the subject. 1t
would almost appear that in Den-
mark the eoffin is the nucleus and
centre of no end Of agreeable
ideas-peasi7e trains of Thought,
perhaps, bot not undelightful in
their melancholy to the Northern
mind. Follow the Danish artizan
as he leaves the Workshop whore
he has been toiling all day, and
whittier does he 60? /? Not like
the Frenchman or Italian. To Join
in the mary danee to the sound
of nirthfui music, not like the
bluff Engiishman or the stolid
'ePspsa, t4~ths@ ppeaiehpvssrto
sihoke his viz aadqu16 h6.sge-
ming beer; nothing of the kind |;
he wends his way quietly home !;
there he lights his candle, pulls Oh
his reest oSoe more end wosks j.
dastrious!y fsnd cAfsfuDyi 6rs .
couple OF hours ere he lies down
to sleep-at what. do you think 2
Simply atasaking bis 6ofan. This
is the labor Of love which weaus
him from his slumbers, and stands
to- tfsnin the placef Of pleasure and
self-indulgence. Not till that in
dispensabie task Is finished viii he
dream Of forming any attachment,
or preparing for the married state.
After the cofin is finished and in
stalled - a handsome article of
fnrnitufs in My cabin hefMill be
aisailable, perhaps, By the charms
of Elsa or Ruds, snd marry and
have = family but he will keep
his affection for the coffin neverthe-
less, sad,the-odds are that he will
go on cafying and idlaying and
beautifying itfup to the date of his
lat6 illn1k Aua tieakkas !. y ssosE
This mortuary relish is by no
means confined to the industrious
class, or to any class in Denmark,
hut seems to be innate in ell ranks.
There is q universal appetite for
burial splendor and monumental
reputation in some shape or other.
Those who can afford it best are
seen to 60 to the most extraordi-
nary lengths. Thus wealthy ladies
have been known to spend ss much
as 2000i. in the purchase of cofins
of solid silver, which they exhibit
Asso much valuable plate aaifhg
0eir Aivas, sand repose In after
death. Judges and magistrates
will purchase mural positions In
churches while yet hale and hearty,
and prspafe elaborate delighsswith
the utmost gusto, which can only
be executed when they are dead.
OtAefs. wiA bir 70 artists pnd sculp-
tors for pictures and busts to be
reared over thsir.tombs; and 9th
ers, sGsin, viii leave4 enornpus
sums Of money to be paid, for the
competition of oratorical eailog giums
sobS n%osnc 4 oeE lRat grsses,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-14

against him, and be il court-mar-
tailed. The use of intoxicating
drink and tobacco 10 strongly re-
pudiated; so is playing 1t chess,
also wearing whiskers. and many
other things. The punishment to
which cadets are liable are depri-
vation of recreation, ETC., extra
Aours Of duty, reprimaDds, arrests.
confinement to his room, con6ne-
ment il light prison, dismission.
with privilege Of resignlpg, and
public dismission.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-14

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, 1880-06-16
TELEGRAPH WAR;


LEAvEswoaTn. Kas.. Juno 15.-The hearing Of
Foster, Involving tho vui!dity OF tho cuntraots
Ut tho Western Union Telegraph Company and
the Knnsus PacEAc, 1T. Joseph s Western. and
the Eustorn branch Of tho Union Pueblo fsall-
why, WIS resumed this morning. Tho argument
was resumed hy Judge, ncckwlt!t, Ut ChfcuEuy
who presented HI elaborate rrv'ew ct tho leRts-
lauon Of the state of. knnses md or CongreAs,
not tnton!1'I Us .rcpegl ot tho p,stcy vt the
etMte Of Kansas shown hy It's laws Of lts: aud
168a. ThGso iawn kave full nutht.rty for tho
operation by independent telegraph .eonl-
e psss sarosl Il saa;Ss 'efp fSp not pfycEss y s
relative to the unted e3tatHs Telegraph Com.
pNny was III pArl ulRteEla with tho net Ut lsG3,
md applied to tho successors atlu nsslEns NJ TINT
conpay Io wsstsr M IT, Vn1 ~ tao sues.s.
Co1lpnny. Tho co1tr III cnntrovorsy, WIS
then considered and liz provisions alnwu not to
to susceptible Of tho chnrNc OF lllcRRllty. The
doctrine ot ultra vlrea wns AlRo suited. an! It
would not enforcc specific ns'Irnatls" covonants:
yet they would amply i negative COVENANT, and
thus esitnW'l tn dc Justice.
Judge kUckwtth severely characterized tho
Fo. iast. a1,d assna I tho sE'ort 70 show hat,
80 fur M tho Htntt Of Knnsns WIS 0oncornod,
Gcts Ut such .t0louce and fraud aud such cpau
contempt Ut Court could not pass unrnbuked,
mud thut justice would be dune.
ruree. Atd Mr. Everst, Of Ntcbison, tho Court
tD1k tho EAYt n(1t1Hr Htvts0MHnt. Leave MM8
kr1lnted to tic Wcstern Union Telegraph Com.
pRny 70 tle y oruss. blu md Anawcs IN ptane 1f
}hose on tllo in tho Central lin,neb Union Pacific
In tho G,tsc Ut tho 1t Joseph r Denver Railroad
Company wA& takHn untlcr adv'sesuout- g..
, 1880-06-16

6peesd* U4pdEeA 70 IRA VASt19o 3rth3n&s
WAal1lN6T0N, D. G., juno M-The House,
with commcndahio industry, managou 70 finish
tho little work romaintng to be done to-day
without as much llibustsrtng ~ was expootesi.
Tho conference reports on alt tho unfinished ap-
preparation bills waro agreed to by o'clock, and
tho rest OF tho afternoon was devoted To soa-
tcat botwoan the naon who had Jobs thoy waited
to roach on tho Speakers tahls, md the ulnu
who wero determined they should not. lsunuIng
through tho whole day was tho motion Of MF.
MoLana, which ID still pond!uR, To suspend tho
Futas and paxz tho Carlisle Hugur till. =
Theru will be two hours seslou tomorrow
from 10 o'clock TIL noon. when II Ia or poetod tho
two IIou4os will adjourn sluo die. The suEar
bill which atl! ID pondlng, will probably be m1lo
To oouupy thoss two houra. There waa sotuo
spicy dobate In the House to-day over tho 6uKar
till, whsn Frye and Congor had a sharp tilt that
II QUO time looked serious, and which Afforded i
good deal OF amusement to tho Democrats.
Fro had boen voting tor tho bill. while Conyor
had led the tilibuateEH During ono OF tha
nnMorous attempts to yet vote, COngcr,
VINO STOOD QfN1dALLT WATCHING
tho mbuh4rs 70 botwoeu the tcltcrs, remarked
That the bill was designed To protect toEciYn
lab0r and 70 destroy American labor. Frye BIZ
catuo Indignant ut thla ~ simply want to aAY
thorc IL not i word Of truth IN that atatomens. I
witislnlll. ahouted: "Your s0marks are scan-
daloua, Unworthy OF you or my other gcntIe-
sunll." REyo, who by this tllno was quito angry.
rAisod his voice, Au1 nltswoFotl: "Thoy urn In
reply IN tho remark mada W ynu.
, 1880-06-16
THE SENATE.
TjJB NCuK FiN1sffEn.

spredi Dfspaseh to Ths CMeaeo 7fDHns.
WAsHfN0roS, D. C.. juno l5.-Thc closing day
Of Congress IL generally noted tor great bust!o
md conEus!uu and often for exciting scenes.
The day session Of the Senate to-day, however,
1as very tanc. There wero no enllyening incl
dents. and It was not till evening drow ncar, and
tho struggle over the Hotladay claim began, that
thero were my Indications TINT tho exciting
Passages Of closing day might be Witnessed
Tho Eight-Huur 1uw, upon which Hcudriuk u.
Wright nude his drolt speech In tho
1Iouso the othor day. WIS tnbled, uotwith-
standing Con- Logan asked Its immediate oon-
s1desution. Davis, OF West VitEIna, sought 10
avoid tho issue to refer 1t to tho Judiciary COM
mittoet and tho whole subject was laid On tho
table for this session. There WuH au attempt to
retntroducc tho subject Of tho Electoral COUNT
by concurrent resolution posted by Morgan,
whose scheme IN tho House bus been postponed
until Dccou1bcr, declaring In effect that under
tho Constitution the President OF tho Senate Is
not invested with tho right to count the
Electoral votes, but this resolution wont over on
Republican objection. Later on Senator Conk-
ling was very earnest In bis efforts
10 HAVE TIE DfIL MAKING
tho duty on hurley aud n,nlt . cents considered;
but as tho Dcmncrnts had PROPOSED an,rud-
1ncnts covering the entire tart1 question tlJaek,
notice that ho would spoak two dnys on this
auendmcnt!. this subject went over, and It u
doubtful y T. ean ,t. aE1in 9c rsnohed A. differ.
rvceiyoi and aoeeptsds isd by tho nLddis Of tho
attoruoon' all tho appropriation bills had oeou
Il 5aSs ~ .s 2; wst ygi5Ens made ong speGsh
than. ts0,oG expended. md iii tho conitnItteo
hna boon able TO report, ia substance, is tho
- 70 sho u so na as
tn so1lle uf tho icdgcrs aud othor boOks Of tho
, 1880-06-16
NOTES AND NEWS.
Ct1nHIN'8 PROMOTION.

6psetat Dtrpatsh to 1he Cateaeo 1ttt.ns.
WARRINGTON. u. T.. June 1h.--Among tho I'm.
portnnt nominations to tho Bcnnto lHtc this nft-
crnoot was that Of Cnpt. Horny C Cort,in, Twen.
ty-fnurth Infantry. to be Assistant Adjutant~
General. With tho rauk Of Minor. Mr. Corbin IA
one Of tho best known young o1icors tu tho
service. served all through the War and many
years on tho Mexican border. and became vol
known In WaAhnYton "a the Military Hocretnry
u President Haros during tho carly months of
hls Administration.
CAN'T help T1lxAsELvxs.
Ib th& TTfster1 Assottd1td rftg&.
WARRINGTON. y. G., June 16,-yr. Tend1cton,
Chairman Of tho Census Committee. to.tlny SUBJ
mttsa report on tho Presidents reply to the
movals 1t two Census supervisors md fllling tho
vacancies thus created Without :" the ntly.ce and
q hess sSy y
net e Marct !. 1s.a; which rcads as follows: :,
consent ot the prcsdout, may at nny time ro-
move my Supervisor Of Census and ill any VA
canoy therrhy caused OF otherwise oscu!rtng;''
SGnAf0r Fcntlleton.s repnrt. submitted In be-
hAlf Of tho Census Committee, after uarrltlnz
the admitted facts fn tho casc. Bays: Your
@ s' tic t4uu II as sss
2, 81 tho Lei Of Iarch q, is;1 requires Tint the
powers Of removal md nppo!ntuiont of Super-
tepdent of tho Census should be exercised only
during tho frccss Of tho Senate. trasmuch,
hb%eYCr. R8 Tue WoFk OF tho superintendent OF
Census II neat!y completed. and the Committee
bus no dcslre to reflect u, tho motives Of pull.
lio officers who hive, 0rrouGously exeru1ed
those powors tho Committee o0ntents Itself
CHARGED isas from further consideration of tho sub"
GARNET xEEr1St,.
All tho members Of the Cabinet were present
9t the meeting to-day. Most of tho session was
davtted to nilu0r appointments. to 10 actcd
upon hefurc tho Adjournment Ut tA,nKress Seo-
rctary Evarts ta!d beforc. tho Cabinet tho atli-
Ethel 4. Merritt, Of phlla.ielphia, which Mn4
recently tlrod upon by y Spanish wnr vessel.
The statements corIo6orated tho account hero-
toforc published In the general press dispatches.
It was decided that m explanation be demanded
from tho Spanish Government. and Secretary
Evarte will proceed to oGtatn the same itnmedl-
ataly.
CONFIRMED.
Tho senata confirmed Augustus Ash, United
Btntes MnrshAl for Nevada; John Sherman. Jr..
United Stntes Marshal for New bic exieo: yalen-
tiae Deli. Unitea su.tes Marshai Tor tho Western
tho Land Oa}eG, boxetnan, 3iuntMra-
81. William 4. s.angcri, Floronce, Kna-; John
II. Wright Mcpherson. kua
Tho Senate rejected tho nomination of John
Nazro. Collector OF Customs for the District Of
THE UTE COMMISSION.
WAsltIN1ToS.'D .. G., June 15..-Iho President
thu agreement with tho Ute ttn1!Mns: George
y. Monypenny, ohIp: Alfrv.'. D. Meacnatn,
W4aolnEton; John L, DoE1nnn. Kentucky: John
couNrRRFRtr.
"A now and dangerous oonntorfott <lo0 note on
tho National Exchange I}auk Of Baltimore. Md,
hns rnnde tts upt,1nr1ucc. Tho nuts ia Of tho
satics Of I'D printed On nhrc papcr. ~:
, 1880-06-16

~, w1sn.sq9es D. e. 5aos Tae e ss!ey:
Sec l.2ls Revised Statutes. which prohibits the
appointment in tho army Of ex-confcderates,
ws passed % ~, BY party yoto. Tho smen.nt a
IT., +. ,s,,,, ,,s'.,', ,st.h,,1o,n. Ds '@'o
% Mnran Ss supmlttea Concurrent resolution
that the President OF the senatc ia not Invested
by The CONSTITUTION OF Tho United Stat.s With
too fRh1 20 count INC votes Or Etoctors fef frcs-
ident anu Vicc- President OF the United States 70
as to dotcrln,no what votes shall be received and
s,laa us WIN so.es ala ~ w IT ,,, ~, iao
aAkeu present cnhs'aes'auon' put Af' 1nga1ls oo'
Mr. conEIinK askod what act1on w.s to po Ind
o"nts on the n' max.nz the aaty On arsy malt -
Finance Committee, what was proposed to ho
done about It.
ns; neek sula tno o!ll was up ycs.eraay. aao
% rer cent ad yaloron tho dutius on large
number " articles. lily Ind M nltjcctton 10 tho
bis ansnan'ont bs!ns sonsl5erei:. ''' , '
bo Impossible 70 DISCUSS Tue aInonatncnts offered
" Messrs BECK and White !tho latter h'tnF tho
Carl!sio ~ suEar bal'' IN tho 10" hours Fc.na!nln4
tate belo,glng to thu UnIted Stntcs, IND vosting
ia fn .i5s Rns.e certain o'A'' an'' IN
:. Tho Housc bill granting. pension to Dolla
,,enuer. widow Ct Hiram y. 'ennor. Eiahtoen.th
herosti during tho yellow fever epidemic,
Tho contorcncy rcport On tho sun1ry Civil
VIII, axplalned It. The House generally nzrcca
to tho Senate amendments tmureasng tho ap-
prGpt!auosns for ~, public buildings. Ths nppr;'-
Priation tor 6uoys Of, tho slssisslppi and ohio
kirors wns compromised ut $t0.bI. Tho nppr'-
ptjHtfO1 for furniture for tho now building nt
, 1880-06-16
DRESS GOODS.
/" Bona, Fiid6"
REDUCTIONS
C0l,ORED D
DRESS GOODS
PARDRIDGES'

In order to reduce oar
st0ck of Dress Goods
for eoa'ly fall d''eportn-
H03as 7Ue haze made the
foJl0aUi1eg
Genuine Reductions! +
And assure oar pat
4O3as that ct the prices
31anrEed are the "best
Vnl2te'' IN Chicago:
46-inch Monte Plaid Buntings,
from 81 to 65c per yard.
48-inch Chene Rrocades from
$2.75 to So per yard.
46-inch Persian Brocades from
$1.5O to ST..
:46.fnch Oriental P1aids from So to
Z, $l.50.
46-inch Cashmere Brocades from
1926 to $3.50.
24-inc1l Novelties from SOC to SOC.
48-inch Sho0dah Cloths from $1.26
to 75c.
Melange Suitings, Glanford Bro
cades, Armures Brocndes, re-
duced from 40c to 25c per yard.
, 1880-06-16
WASHINGTON.
President Hayes Has His
Say About the Deputy
MarshaIs Bill,
And Says 1t in the Form Of a
Very Vigorous Veto
Message.
He Dissects the Notification
Scheme in u DIustcrly
N1lnncr,
And In Extremely ForclbIe ard Pointed
Terms Insists that This Is
a Nation.
C6gent Reasons Why Bayard's
Bantling Ought to Be
Snufed Out.
The Senate Passes All tile Ar-
preparation Bills Early In
tic Afternoon.
Unsuccessful Attempt Of Ben Ro!-
taday. to Put Through a
$500,0oo Claim.
Little Of Interest in the House Yes
terday-Notes and News.
The Senate Passes All the APP
preparation Bills Early In
the Afternoon.
Unsuccessful Attempt Of Ben Ro!-
taday. to Put Through a
$5Oo,ooo Claim.
Little of Interest in the House Yes
terday-Notes and News.


TAG AAHStLtl&5 ull4ln
WAB11roroN, D. G., Juno 16-prestdcnt Hayes
so"s .o A''to"'As WV ''S77"*e ~ '"' 0e'o'1
today:
After mature confederation Of tho bill en"
tilted. An net rcrufnttnR tho INV anil nppotut.
rncrt NJ ncm,tv Moruhnta. + m, cor.troinrt tn
,.ns ", noFust A'n.eus. a'u ... ~
wtthhold IRON II my appfoFa'. aau return !t 70
tho SHnate, In which 1t originated, With my Oh.
tnotIons to tts pnsan1p
nm iowa rcw T., Foro, or t,o e,,s,,oo+ NJ tho
-, n"o .a"n ~" -. io.eo ~ e1o oup.eus r y. ~
plu pe1ofe mo afo cohta1t'ea III tlo lo4lo"lnH
sectionR Of the Revised 8tututes;
"Bxc, 2G,l. Whonpyor nm election at which
1,oprcscntatiyca or Delegates In Congress aro to
~ ~ ~, =, ~ - ~ ~
hahitantH or upwards, tho Marshal for. tho dis
tr1ot In which tho o,ty or town
:. ...., iii s s s.'.
10 s1tuatcu ehti!. VI AppIlcatioH IN "f't-'
Ing Ut at 4ost two c'tlSens reading IN
slch city Or town, appoint spectn[ Deputy
A9fenals Waoso auty u ana!! bo' wheil fcquifea
tMesetu. ~ a.u 1ltn hssat .ne sMueFglsuss ~, u
Etocuun II tno ser1neauo!h OF my st q persons
VINO mny nav9 fu9teteteo Vf votcn. 70 attctld n
eaeh No9lton alstr!ot ot yotinE precihots o. tno
tiiile" ald p!aGcs Mnon ana wnofo reRlakfauons
may W !AW W scsutlnlzcH nna nqEnce o1 70,
RtslotSu Yoters VI naatKca Ior Gna!!enaos hI9
also a5toaa ~ a!l tltnes TOT noiutn9 olecuonh
tne pona u sn suon r1 M!stF,ct M OF nfceinot;
sEc. ~ Ino hiasshM and nia general
Oepnt!es ana!! koc9 mo peneo and suppHfr anu
psoteot tne saeasVeosa o. EeGaon IN 70 ,,. ois
Saoos q na
fEaudulout repatriation and frlHduleiat voting
thtrEQt. or fraudulent j. cotuICt On tho
, 1880-06-16
that we who support this dill arc
Antl-tasf men And In favor Of

1htIst1F7n Hen and IN fAvof o.
free trnde. | have stood up for tariff
tarl0 men Of Now England. and say to you tfat
when you charge tho penpto 0f this country
from 10 to 30 per cont. you are not tarifr man,
applause It the eonc1,,aIol, OF thi' ryrt.ch, pnr-
ucutarly on tho De.nueruuo shtt Tho Chair
had been rappfng for net}er nil tho while, and 4
FennaylynniM number moved tn expuf1e this
Whole colloauy as being dlsnrzinrlr. bit this was
nbJeoted to-. both these .9ontlunlon are uosn-
hors of tho Ways and Moana Committee, and
aRaHst almost avery proposed tariff chnnEo
That had bner brought hoforo TINT Committee
during tho summer.
, 1880-06-16

6T. FAuL, Nta.l., Juua l6.-A special from Fort
Keoxh. dated yesterday, says 6ooof Sitting llutEs
band from tho othor side Of tho international
boundary came Ia xssd surrendered TT Lieut..
Whistler, rupresenling Gen. Mflea. Tho IHduna
WORT III y stArynx ct,ldtttun, aud ware fed Rnd
Cured tor II II said Rlosu arc abu4t tu come lu.
, 1880-06-16
1l1E.CHAiRMEN,

C0tuN8U8. q, June n t'Fh0 Executive f1ta~
Iuittoo Ut tha Western Cbatt Manufacturers A..
stNlAtl14 met hrrc n,-.iay. aud decided u hpld
thalr Qenvl~l Convention At Ehiraxu July =
, 1880-06-16

The Prcsfdnnt pro tom satd no had no& looked
M Mr. Co cankilns ucdegstooa i M = vete mes.
W e. @a!ssa sss' fss @"sea ,hat tho m...x. he hid
o., the tao'o and. printed for confederation TO-
ve!y respeotf dspcsision III y Il. 'na' "n' not
NJ d9siHna mid it should 10 printed TOR full
n. darisna--Fuii considoqat,ona o'!Gi9HSna'
hr. C3nklI,R-oht
The motion was agreed to.
HOUSE. -, ).
Mr. cabell introduced b'l repeating 10 much
OF Sec 3teG, .lsevfeed Stntutes. a flfpe tho nx-
ssnsrt srt tax ,n1orrs9 q snu, and
81: ntosnt Submitted report Of tae oonter-
ense e'ns ,t' ,GSmstoc on The sonry clyiH Appr9pra
rport sets fustn tas eacct of tho ilcen II liz
co.nn1ttcc va the S?nate amendments. and was
npptopratod R " rhc pfSssS Ss'ate snq emondo oi'd
,nta msnss a,nontna aun;n to s'!o1u. t!9 whoh tho
approprtatcs r. 5s], ,aUi. 4 cnuso dtfeotlaty tho
sssrst.ry n ting Trq@ns!'ry @ Y pay the tnoneJ ap-
cut and clause aldcsi nppsaprtatinR ] i >tiU'sbo ]
for the cxponses Of tho Intllun Commission. The
Slr. DIbrcIi submitted the report Of tho Con-
p5!stsn b Tho bill ns sgTHed 10 approptietes pRet
Ths mornins o,i bour W. was AaDp tispeS:ci WITH and
tho Speaker announced tho pending question 10
T. r. On seoondina she demand for Suspension of
bill, which motion lind been mnde ycstcrliay by
Mr. McLune:, The opponoats Of Tho bijl. iesi 6y
hhong thpr sates III tho HUGE r,tst sna
quorum. cali of tho HOUSE WA then or
When order had been restored, tho question
required On eccnndtng tho demand for tho 8us-
Rons!9n q tho rules and tho phssage Of thu
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-19
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, April lftn-l p NJ.
FLoUR-We quote the various brands as follows:
Best City Extras, Sc 37!; Bakers Extra, So 624
as ST. Superfine S4@4 IS interior Extra, IS 25vG
62t; interior Superline, 80 75G4; Oregon Extra,
"a 1895 %. choice do, So 37A95 70; oregon SUI
perfine So 1908 62k Walla walla Extra, 80 3I3W
rs p Dbl. Purchasers of round lots can obtain
concessions the above rates.
wheat The first charter this month was reported
to-day fol the United Kingdom thus making Two
vessels on the berth loading. 1t Is probable that
far portion of the required cargo has already been
secured Both mers and shippers appeared on
Change as buyers, though not disposed TO pay top
quotations. Liverpool advices rel ort the market
dull the late decline in rates. Sale OF SUI CTS 10
a miller, said to be equal To good No. 2, 81 622
4,e00 do good shipping, private. Laie yesterday
afternoon d sale made of 6,0GO ctls talr shipping
choice sonora, for cracked Wheat, 81 70. We quote
No. l at 81 70gl ~ No. z, 81 t259l 6i3T GU.
Reports from Los Angeles state that the acreage
sown this year Is least ubed, and that the late
cpportune rains almost insure an abundant yield.
On Change this morning sample heads OF White
Australian and PropO were exhibited, having been
cut from an 500 field near Los Angeles The
heads were from to inches long, and looked full
a d fine
BARLEY-Receipts have been rather liberal for the
past day or So but the market is fairly sustained.
Sales OF 500 ctls choice bay brewing, 9oc ooO 90
bright coast feed, soc; AGO do good coast do, Itc
q ell We quote: Brewing at SI(o974c; feed,
773aS2Ic; Chevalier, 81 5091 rs for choice bay,
and SItGI % for coast.
oArs-In fair request at current rates. Sales OF
300 SKIS good Washington Territory, 81 324 u ct
We quote: Humboldt, 81 309l 5O Coast, SIG
25; Oregon and Washington Territory, 81 z0g
l 30; Surprise, 81 5O@1 65 u ctl.
HAY-Cargo lots on tine wharf range from S to
Sl3 80 2 ton.
BuTTER-The prevailing opinion is that prices
have about ouched their lowet point. We quote
good to choice at 1SlQ19; inferior to ordinary,
l5rl7c, inside rate for mixed lots from country
buyers. New Keg is quotable at lS@l9c q ID.
~
quote California at 13@13c g IL. No Eastern in
market.
EGGs-For week prices have been stationary at
| l7etlSc z dozen for all descriptions
WooL-Saies confined to small lots, for which
fair prices are obtained. We gu tie nominal at
27@30c for bury and S0@32c ID for free southern.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-19
BRIEF REFERENCE.

On Friday night Assemblyman Fulton was
serenaded at Tenth and NJ streets by the SEN
ate and Assembly pages. He came to the
door, thanked the boys and retired. During
the night burglar entered his room and car
ried away the Assemblyman's gold watch and
$50 in coin.
The mare Lena Dunbar, in training at
Agricultural Park, ran away on Saturday, and
passing between buggy and the track fence,
severely injured the legs of her rider.
Complaint is made that some persons mu-
tilate and deface fences and their ornaments
on J street, between Fifteenth and Eigh-
tenth.
There were four deaths in this city last
week, all of adult persons except one. -Four
bodies were brought here for interment.
This will be law day in the Superior Court,
and the trial and civil calender will be set.
One carload of immigrants will arrive
from the East tomorrow morning.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-19

A serious accident happened to AL.
Kicker, conductor of a freight train on the
Eureka and Palisade Railroad, near the
Eureka depot, on Friday afternoon. While
in the act of uncouplng car the engineer
mistook the signal and started before the
car had been detached. His left l4g was
caught and passed over by both wheels,
grinding the ankle joint almost to jelly.
The Sentinel says the injured member was
taken off about midway between the knee
and ankle joints.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-19

FROM A DISTINGUISHED PHYsIcIAN.-Pro-
fessor Green, distinguished allopathic ply
stefan, wrote to the Medical Record of
Atlanta, Ca, to the effect that after all
other means had failed, he sent for the Kidney
Cure (Safe Kidney and Liver Curel, and to
his establishment cured serious case Of
Brieht's Disease by administering it, and after
wards found it equally beneficial in other
cases. He advised his brother physicians to
use it in preference to anything else for kidney
J,eorJarS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-19

The Helena Herald says it is held by
some to be sign of modern degeneracy
that one Congressman can now call another
a liar without deadly meeting and posi-
bic funeral as consequence but adds,
sswe prefer to consider it as decisive
symptom of receding barbarism.