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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

In New York Yesterday Government bonds were
ouoted at 1911 for IS of 1907 1929 for IS Of 1881
1cs5 for AS; sterling, 81 s694 SO; silver bars,
ll4I silver coin, discount buying, par selling.
SILVER in London yesterday, Sgd, consols
90 SIG; per cent. United States bonds, los; S.
1O9s AIS, l1l3-
Is San Francisco half dollars are quoted at par !;
Mexican dollars. 81 buying, Oh selling.
AT Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at 9s
lod@1Os 4d for good to choice California
THERE was but little change IN mining values at
the Board in San Francisco yesterday morning, but
such as it was was against holders. The decline
varied from Sc to 5c against the rates at the cor
responding session Wednesday.
WILLIE FLYNN was drowned at Allegheny, Sierra
county, Wednesday.
ventura
A SHARP shock OF earthquake occurred at San
Francisco early yesterday morning.
TIE Crowey murder trial began at Napa yester-
day.
MICHAEL WELSH is being tried at Stockton for the
murder of Susan E. Bailey in 1878.
TIE schooner Ale has been wrecked On the west
coast of British Columbia.
THOMAS s. ALLAr, an old resident Of Victoria, b
c., died in that city yesterday.
TIE opposition steamship on Frazer riverhas been
hauled off.
THE recent gales on the Oregon coast caused a
fearful loss OF life among the fishermen.
FIRE in Boston also Cleveland, o.
STATE CosvESTos were held yesterday in Ohio
New Jersey, New Hampshire and Maryland.
DISASTROUS fires ragged in the woods on the Ken
dali and Eldred Railway in Pennsylvania yesterday
caused by an oil wei explosion.
TIE ant-Third Term National Republican Con
yention assembled at st. Louis yesterday.
ALVIN HAWKINS has been nominated for Governor
by the Tennessee Republicans.
TnE condition of France is now said to be exceed
ingly tranquil and promising.
The Young Mems Christian Association of Lon
don has purchased Exeter Hall for e25,0Oo.
McKnyEY, Chief Keeper of the Reformatory at
Elmira, n. Y, was yesterday stabbed to death by a
convict.
THE outlook in regard to the tobacco crop is de-
cidedly dscouraging in Virginia this year.
AT St. Louis yesterday, distillery was destroyed
by fire, and Frederick Schneider persisted in the
flames.
THE funeral of Judge Daingerfeld will take place
in San Francisco to-day
JUDGE FREELoS has been elected Presiding judge
of the San Francisco Superior Court.
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death of G. W. Sanderson, the jury, after
being out FIVE minutes acquitted Mrs. San
derson and found verdict of suicide.
OREGON.
The Fishing Disaster on the Norther
COasf.

The Fishing Disaster on the Northern
Coast.
ASTORIA, May 6th.-The steam tender to
the fishing boats has just arrived from Cape
Disappointment She reports that sudden
southwest squat at $3.50 P. NJ. on the Sd IN
slant capsized six boats instantly. Two men
were swept away and drowned, but the rest
succeeded in rlinging to the boats The
steam tender Rip Van Wrinkle Captain Al.
harris, laying at the Cape, Immediately got
up steam, and succeeded in rescuing four
boats with their men. The other two boats,
with the men clinging to them, drifted into
the breakers Yesterday morning three boats
were seen by the lighthouse keeper going out
over the bar bottom up. Eighteen boats
were blown ashore between the Cape and
Scarboro Hill. The barkentine Webfoot. at
anchor in Bakers Bay hoisted signal of dis
tress, and the little Rip went out in the hight
of the wind at great risk The Webfoot re-
ported two fishing boats capsized with men
clinging to them. Captain Harris succeeded
in crossing the channel, and at No buoy
picked up both men and boats. 1t is feared
that from fifteen to twenty fishermen have
been drowned during the gales of the last
two days. The little steamers could not
reach Astoria The fishermen are enthusi-
astic over the brave conduct of Captain AL
Harris, and will present him with testi-
monial. Above Tongue Point several fishing
boats were anchored. The hurricane blew a
large lot of drift-wood violently against them
and capsized the boats. Six men were
drowned
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House.

WASHINGTON, May 6th.-HelIs submitted con-
ference report on the Indian preparation bill.
Agreed to. The report states that the main point
of difference between the houses i'll regard to
the discontinuance of the Board OF Indian Com.
missioners as finally agreed upon. The Commission
is continued, but proviso is inserted that money
shall be paid for salaries and expenses of the Com
mission.
The morning hour being dispensed with, the
House went into Committee Of the Whole on the
Postoftice approp'i ton bill.
By vote of "a to II the committee adopted the
amendment to strike out the proviso for a curtail-
ment or discontinuance Of the star service on star
mail routes upon which increased compensation for
increased expedition beyond so per cent. of the
original contract has been allowed during 1879 and
1880.
Consideration of the bill having been concluded,
the committee rose and reported the bill to the
House.
The main question was ordered, and Blackburn
moved that the House take recess until to-mor-
row morning at 1885, for the purpose of d:sposing
of the b before IL o'clock, SO not to interfere
with private business, pending which Scales, Chair.
man Of the Committee on Indian Affairs, reported
bill ratifying the Ute agreement. Made the
special order for Thursday next.
Blaekburns motion then agreed to, and the
House took a recess as stated.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REooRD-UNIoN.l
Senate.


WASHINGTON, May 6th.-Hoar submitted a resolu-
ton instructing the Judiciary Committee to report
bill providing compensation for all persons whose
ships were destroyed by Confederate cruisers during
the late rebellion, from moneys received under the
Geneva award. LAID over under the rules
Morgan submitted resolution providing a rule
for counting the electoral vote. Referred a select
committee
Eaton, from the Committee on Appropriations,
reported ayoraby the bill appropriating $780, 900
for public printing.
Edmunds asked for consideration of the bill, and
it was taken up.
Window offered an amendment appropriating
5000, 600 to pay Alarshals and their deputies This
was opposed by Eaton, Davis, OF West Virginia,
Salisbury and Bailey, and advocated by Edmunds,
Conkling and Window, the last named referring to
the closing Of the United sta es Court in New York.
and saying the amendment provided for necessary
an outlay as the bill itself did.
The President pro TEN. (rhurrnan) decided on a
point of order that the amendm mt was i'll order,
this not being general appropriation bill.
Nindom's amendment was rejected by party
vote, and the bill then passed without division.
The morning hour having expired, the Senate re-
sumed consideration OF the District of Columbia
appropriation bill After long discussion it passed
On motion OF Beck, the report Of the conference
committee on the Indian appropriation bill was
taken up
Without action thereon the Senate went into ex.
ecutive session, and when the doors reopened
adjourned.
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NEVADA.
PASSENGERS Passing carIIn.

CARLIN, May 6th.-The following passen-
gers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in Sacra-
mento tomorrow: Z. f. Doyle, Mass; Mrs.
A. r: Chatfee and child, junction City
Mrs. l.. A. Craig, nurse and two children,
st. Joseph. Mo-; L. II. Powers and wife.
Denver; w. T. Reynolds, f. B. Reynolds,
San Francisco; Miss NJ NJ Thury, Iowa
I. B. Ludlun, L. w. Taylor, San Fran
cisco; Samuel Pratt, New York; J. NJ.
Frost New county, COL; J. Solomon, San
Francisco J. G. Smith, New York; p.
Dexter, Boston; WIN. Ogilbie and wife,
Idaho Miss Mills, Miss Z. c. Mills, Albany,
n. Y; Mrs. A. Holland, Miss Holland, r.
Fernandez, New York; Nine. Nuyen and
child, Europe; II. c. Haines, wife and child.
New York; e. B. Caldwell. San Francisco
b. NJ. Abbott and wife. Tuscarora, New;
w. M. Williams, New Mexico; B. A. Har-
din and wife. Dallas, Tex; J. d. Mumange
Ohio: 81 emigrsnts, including 62 males, to
arrive in Sacramento May Sth.
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DIED.


Sacramento, May 5-R uskiu Haswell, son of William
II. and NJ. Elizabeth Mills, II years and months.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of parents, corner Fifteenth and l
streets, this afternoon at o'cl,ck.l
Sacramento May 5-Jane F.. wife of William II.
CASTOR, native of New York, So years ard IL
months
Friends acquaintance are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral which will take place from
the African ". E. Church, Seventh street, between
C and II, this afternoon at o'clock
On the Cosumnes river, May 5-James NJ Stevens,
native of Massachusetts,, IS years and months.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of p Stanton, Sixth street, between
NJ and N, this afternoon at o'clock
Dayton, Ohio, April 24-JQhn L. Kiefer (brother of
S. NJ. Kiefer, of this city,, Al years
Lompoc, April 24-George Dempster Ivory SO years.
8 months and % days
Near Grass Valley, May Alexander Sauyee, %
years, month and II days.
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A gentleman who recently arrived at
Portland, Or, from the Skagit mines says
that ten days are required to make the
trip from Seattle to the mines -one day by
steamboat, FIVE by canoe and four over the
trail-and that the total cost is about SIS.
The only way to get tools or supplies into
the camp from the head of canoe naviga-
ton is by packing them on ones back over
mountains all but impossible. A man, by
the greatest exertion and hardship, can
carry about sixty pounds, and four days
are required to make the trip. Flour,
beans and other actual necessities can be
bought IN the mines but at an advance of
% cents per pound above the prices at the
head of canoe navigation. He also says
that at this season it is literally impossible
to do anything in the mines. excepting on
one or two claims, and that all the men
who have gone in come out just as soon as
their supplies are exhausted. He thinks
the mines so situated that it will never be
possible to work them except by methods
impracticable except to men of capital.
Several shipments of California horses
have been recently made TO British Colum-
hia. An order has been received here from
kamloops for a California-bred stallion.
The horse Gladstone, dark brown, II
hands high, weighing l, 700 pounds, 6 years
old, will be sent to fill the order.
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IMPRESS WAGONS WILL BE on HAND FOR
III lunch baskets at the following nlnces
-TWELFTH ANIMAL
PICNIC AND EXCURSION
SACRAMENTO sTAnE, no. 1874, U. 0. R. H.,
"a W $50 ls,s-.:,s
TIE Natoma Grove, near Folsom. Sunday,
NAV o. ISSa.
AT TAMAANY GROVE, DAvIsvIILE

fY The grounds are beautifully situated, high and
dry covered with carpet of grass and flowers and
well shaded. Church, Jones & Beebe's Full Brass
Band has been engaged, and will fur ish splendid
dition For the enjoyment of old and young various
Games and Sports, as Glass Ball Shooting, Archery
Shooting, Foot Races, etc., will be arranged and
Prizes awarded to the successful contestants Exeur
sonlss wishing 10 visit Branch State Prison Grounds
Will ind conveyarces at the Grove at low rates
Tickets, for the round trip and admittance to
Grove, 81 (; children, from to II years of age so
cents; under 5, free.
The cars will leave the depot at o'clock A. NJ.
sharp, and will stop at corner Front and /, streets
and at all way stations m7-9t
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MOONEY TO LOAN-FRoM 81 900 To $780,
We at per cent. per annum. Gilt edge city
property wanted as security. Inquire Of CARL
STROBEL, Commission Agent, No. S2l street,
Sacramento In7.1flssp LIS
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Los ANGELES, May 6th.-A sailor belong
ing to the sch, oner Trustee was drowned at
Santa Monica this morning. The schooner
was at anchor, having arrived on Wednes-
day. and Captain McAllop and three men
came ashore. The surf commenced rolling so
high soon after that they could not return to
the vessel that night, but remained on Shore
This morning an attempt was made to go on
board, when the boat was upset and sailor
named John White was drowned 1t is sup
posed that he was struck by the boat His
body has not been found
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTANTED--A SITUATION IN A GROCERY
Wv or hardware store, in town or country, by an
active man, with a view of entering into the bust
ness. References given. Address ~ c s. this
Office ms-lw'
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THE BRITISH MUTUAL SOCIETY
WILL HAVE THEIR
~ FOURTH ANNUAL PICNIC 81
At East Park, on Monday, May eliI.

VNHEY WILL INTRODUCE SOME NEW GAMES,
4 such as a Hurdle Race, Climbing Creased
Pole Co.oanut Came Two-mie Foot Race, a cash
prize. The programme Of games is the best and
most complete that has ever been offered on this
coast Passengers be carried free from Twentieth
street 10 East Park Bids for the same can be left
with H. LoNGToN, Fulton Market, Fifth and
streets None but responsible parties need bid.
The Committee reserves the right to reject any and
all bids m7-ned2s
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A san Quentin Convict on Trial FOR
Murder.

STOCKTON, May 6th.-Michael WEIGH, in
dicted for the murder OF Susan E. Bailey in
the spring of 1873, was arraigned in the Su-
perior Court to-day, and pleaded not guilty
that he had already been convicted Of the
offense charged and included in the indict-
ment, by a judgment of the County Court of
the county of San joaquin, rendered July 81,
1873; to indictment No. l, in 1873 be pleaded
guilty of burglary, and was given two years
in the State Prison; to Indictment No. 3 for
assault with deadly weapon with intent to
commit murder upon j. A. Shepherd, he
pleaded guilty. and was sentenced to four
years to indictment No. 3, for assault with
deadly weapon with intent to commit muir
der upon H. S. Hubert, he was sentenced to
one year; and ON Indictment No. 4, assault
with a deadly weapon with intent to commit
murder upon Susan Z. Bailey, he pleaded
guilty, and was sentenced to four years-each
sentence to begin at the expiration of the
other. Miss Bailey died within year from
the time the assault was made, and Welch,
while in the Peritentiary, was indicted for
murder. To the latter charge he pleads that
he was acquitted by the judgment of the
County Court that sentenced him in 1873.
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THE SAN Francisco GLoBE.-We have
received the first issue of this journal,
which is conducted by the printers who
recently left the Chronicle because their
wages were cut down. 1t sets out mod
estly, makes no great promises or profes
sions, but gives a very fair quantity of
news and general reading matter, and is
well arranged.
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THE OREGON COAST DISASTER
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL
CALIFORNIA.

Suspension of Earthquake.
SAN Francisco, May 6th.-D. z. Yost &
Co., stockholders, suspended to-day Liza
bilities, over 100000.
A sharp shock of earthquake occurred here
last night after II o'clock
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San Joaquin Democrats and the Pres!.
dency.

STOCKTON, May 6th.-The Independent Of
tomorrow morning will publish interviews
with prominent Democrats of San Joaquin
county, detailing their views in regard to the
manner in which delegates shall be sent tc
the National Convention, and their individ-
ual preferences for the Presidency. The ma.
jority are in favor of unpledged candidates,
and consider that Thurman is the strongest
man. Several consider that Seymour is the
only candidate who can carry the States rep
resenting the largest electoral vote. Tilder
is regarded as a candidate who deserves the
gratitude of the party, but who must succumt
to the policy of the party.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Schooner Wrecked - Railroad Work =
Deatli-Opposition Bought OFF.
VICTORIA, May 6th.-The tracing schooner
Alert, with an $4,000 cargo of goods, has
been wrecked on the west coast.
Mr.. Onderdonk leaves for Yale tomorrow,
to begin operations on his railway contract.
Storehouses, boarding houses for white labor
ers, powder magazines, dwellings and offices
are in course of construction.
Thomas s. Allat, an old resident, died to-
day.
The opposition steamship on Frazer river
has been bought off, and fares and freights
have gone I'D.
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The Crowey Murder Trial at Napa.

NAPA, May 6th.-A jury in the Crowey
case has, after some difficulty, been procured.
John CroweY, the younger of the two sons,
will be tried first. A strong fight is being
made by both Sides every objection made by
either being strongly contested. The trial
will occupy three or four weeks. John and
William Crowey, two of the defendants, have
25th of that month they and the murdered
man, La Reasche, became engaged in broil
in Swiss hotel in this city. The death
blows were given with beer glasses, billiard
cues, etc. Deceased lived but few hours
after the FIGHT
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The spra2ue Case at san Buenaventura.

SAN BuEyAvENTURA, May 6th.-The ca e
of The People VS.. Sprague was called this
morning in the Superior Court. Judge Tenn
pie, of Sonoma, presiding. By agreement it
went over till to morrow at A. N. Mr..
Raymond, who appears for the defense, will
ask the Court to set aside all previous orders,
so as to allow bill of exceptions on appeal
to be settled by the Supreme Court. Should
this be denied he will attack the judgment
itself, on the ground of fraud, and ask that it
be set aside The Attorney General repre-
sents the People.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
MATTERS AT WASHINGTON.
Important Meeting in Regard to the
Mining Boundary Question.
PASSENGERS PASSING OMAHA.
General Exodus of the New York Chinese
to New Quarters.
DISASTROUS OIL FIRE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
A Prison-keeper at Elmira, N. y, Stabbed
to Death by Convict.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
Increase CT Distress in Ireland and De-
crease of Subscriptions.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, May 3-By Rev n. Slater, Burleigh c..
NBell to Emma Fry, both of San Francisco.
Fresno May 3-Chris C. Baer to Clara Bunch.
Lompoc April &c Michael Sweeney to Isabella
Rogers.
Red Bluff, May 4-walter H. stapp to HATTIE Todd.
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Placer County Democrats

AUBURN, May 6th.-The Democratic Cen
trail Committee of Placer county met here
to-day and appointed HI. Barrett, j. H.
Runckle, A. Breeze, 10 Hamilton and j. A.
Filcher delegates to the State Convention of
the 10Th. The expression of the committee
favored Thurman for President.
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PETERSBURG Va J, May 6th-Intelligence
from different sections of the State report a
greater scarcity of tobacco plants than has
been known in number of years, those
growing being rapidly destroyed by the to.
bacco fly. Farmers are so discouraged that
in many instances the ground prepared for
tobacco is being planted with corn and peas.
1t is thought that not more than one.fourth
the usual crop of tobacco will be made this
year.
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BORN.

Sacramento, April 80-wife Of Caspar Renner, twin
daughters.
Santa Clara April sO-wife Of G. o. Green, daugi-
ter.
Grass Valley, May S-wife of Richard Williams, a
sou.
Grass VALLEY, May 5-Wife of Henry Hanson, son.
Grass Valley, May S-Wife OF Henry Thomas, a
daughter.
Lompoe April 2s-wiie of H s. Murray, daugh-
ter.
Lompor April 20 Wife of H. E. McNealey, son.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


PARIS, May 6th.-The condition of France
has rarely been more tranquil and promising.
Taxes, though enormous, are collected with
out trouble, and they greatly exceed esti.
mates The difficulty is how to make the
meet aouita HE rernissions
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Monroe Ashbury's Eunerai-Judge Dali
ncrfielI,s SUCCESSOR.

SAN Francisco, May 6th.-The funeral Of
Monroe Ashbury took place to-day from the
Masonic Temple, and was largely attended
Judge Daingerfeld will be buried to-mor-
row.
Judge Freelon has been elected Presiding
Judge of the San Francisco Superior Court.
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The Indian TERRITORY Invasion.

ST. LOUIS, May 6th.-A Republican special
from Reno, Indian Territory, says that squat
tiers have entered the northern and eastern
parts of the Territory, and that two detach-
ments of troops have been sent to drive them
out, with instructions that if the invaders do
not leave speedily to contiscate their prop
artx
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The Female Pedestrian Match.

SAN Francisco, May 6th.-The score in
the female pedestrian match at P. NJ stood
Cline SO, Howard Sc, Tobias So, Tourtillotte
So, Chappelle 81, Young so.
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Programme of the Grangers' Meeting at
zOui

LODI, May 6sh-At the Grange meeting
yesterday the following programme was
adopted: Thursday, 1Sth-Grange meeting
ton and Drainage; Grange meeting in the
evening. Friday-Plowing- in the
morning afternoon, exhibition of stock and
agricultural implements Grange meeting in
the evening. Saturday-GraLge meeting in
the morning; public lecture in the afternoon
on Agriculture ~; Grange meeting in the
evening. There will also be free ball in the
evening at the new hall
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FOREST CRY, May 9th. Yesterday morn
ing Willie Flynn a son of Peter Flynn, of
Allegheny, in attempting to cross foot
bridge extending over Kanaka creek, in the
vicinity of the Kenton mine, lost his footing
and fell into the water. The stream being
much swollen and running very swiftly, his
body was not recovered till life was extinct
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AUCEEoN ALE
FLOWERS AND PLANTS!

CHEPBURN & SMITH, AUCTIONEERS, ~.
- Vill sell on FRIDAY, May 7th, at No. sSSS9S
lis (od Iumber), street between Fourth H<SSsfSS
and Fifth, at 1850 A. NJ, large and ya-ied -
collection of Rare and Beautiful Plants from the
celebrated Nurseries Of JAS. HUTCHINSON, Oak
land. Comprising, in part Caleeoiarius, Cape
Jasmnes, Japanese Lives, Fuchs as in bloom,
Geraniums, Magnoias, Heliotropes, Roses, Coleus,
Bridal Wreaths Liant mas, Double p, tunias, Hang
plants. Now on exhibition at place OF sale. Call
aud see them. SHERBURN & SMITH, Auctioneers.
Illi.ot
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
THE OREGON COAST DISASTER.
Fishing Boats capsized and Several Men
Drowned.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
State Prison Convict on Trial for
Murder at Stockton.
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Verdict or AcquittaI.

VIRGINIA, May 6th.-At the inquest held
this afternoon inquiring into the cause of the