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A Head Blown or.

ORovILLs, August 21st-A telephone from
Straw berry Valley, Yuha county, says that
last evening Captain William Youlen, an old
resident and the Postmaster of the place,
aged 20 years, committed suicide by placing
the muzzle of shotgun in his mouth and
dscharging it, which blew the whole top of
his head of. No cause ID assigned for the
a
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si,kiyou County nominations.

YKEKA, August Dist. The Republican
Convention to-day nominated for Sheriff, II.
B. Mathewson; Clerk, Sam. Pellet; Treas :
urer, A. II. Burrows District Attorney, w.
J. Nichols; Surveyor. Gil Lanphis Cor
oner, I. Jensen; Delegates to the Assembly
District Convention. Robert Nixon, E.
Steele, H. Knights and J. NJ Smith,
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Sargent at Nevada Civ.

NEVADA (Cal August Dist. Ex-senator
A. A. Sargent addressed an immense open. air
meeting here tonight, under the auspices of
the Republican Club formed last night. A
Glee Clab sang campaign songs, and much
enthusiasm was manifested.
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Arrested for Barratry.

SAN DIEGO, August 2lst.-U nited States
Marshal J. ID. Drnlap arrested Captain J.
Nj. Niles of this place for running away with
the sloop Annie Heron, and left with his
prisoner for San Francisco this morning.
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Suicide or n Woodebopper.

SANTA Rosa, August 2lst.-Charles Kay
lot, Bulgarian, who has resided in Pocket
chopping wood. undertook to commit suicide
on Thursday last by severing the arteries in
both arms with butcher knife Not sue.
ceeding in this, he hung himself to a tree in
font 1,f his On hin
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BORN.

Elk Grove, August 2O-wife q F. W. Spring,
son. Gee please copY,)
San Francisco, August 17--Wife OF +. W. Marvin,
daughter
Red Bluff, August 2o-wife of Jacob Hasienplug,
son.
wstsonyille August I6-wdc OF chas f. Taylor,
son.
Quincy August l5--Wite of A. W. Drew, son.
Salinas City, August Is Wife Of Domencio Bres-
chini daughter.
Salinas City, August IS Vile Of Martin Wallace
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Sentence or CARLTON al San Hose.

SAN JOSE, August 22d.-Judge Belden
yesterday sentenced George w. Carlton, the
slayer Of Brummett at Hollister, to six years
in the State Prison. His counsel, I. H.
Lsine, gave notice of an appeal to the SUI
preme Court, and pending the settlement of
a bill of exceptions Carlton will remain in the
Eouptx- Ia,l
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AnImmensc Geyser.

Los ANGELES. August 21st.-The volcano
reported in the San Jacnto mountains proves
to be an immense geyser in the Cold Water
canyon, spouting hot water hundred feet
high and emitting light at night.
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DIED.

Sacramento, August 22-Mrs. Anna Peck, native
OF Detroit, Mic igan, Al years months and Is
days
,Fuuer,, notice herr after.l
Marysvile, August 20-Margaret 4. Hudson, -
ye rs ! month and - DAYS.
Marysville Aus>.st 20-Naud Shepard month.
Su-anvle, August lS-JSmes o. Shinn, 81 years,
months and 10 days.
Weaverv'l c, August 1T-Alfred Yollmers, II years,
months and days
Red Bluff, August l3-Jchn Hilbert IS years
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RED.

Sacramento August l0-By p. II. Cogcius, Justice
nj The Peace, S, H. Sim oson to May }, Bennett
Salinas City, August li-Stophen Breschiui to
Annie Parshley.
Taylorsyillo, Plumas county, August lS-John Mur-
ray to Laura Blood.
Elmira, July Edwin II George to Amelia Bentley.
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Boy Drowned.

BENIcIA, August 22d.-Bertie Rotchford,
aged years, son of Mrs. Perine, of this
city, while fishing yesterday afternoon, fell
from wharf and was drowned His body
was recovered at $50 o'clock this morning.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD. UNION
PACIFIC COAST POSTAL CHANGES,
Riot in Mississipp,-Two Men Killed and
Two Wounded.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL,
Young Man Assassinated While Acting as
Escort to Ladies'
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.
Disastrous Storm in Various French
Provinces
ktc''''.'.' Etc. Etc.
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New NoLUME.-This journal this morn
ing enters upon new volume, and the
historical record of the numbers of its
issues show that the new volume total is
LIV., and the total of consecutive issues OF
the paper is Gigs.
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MINING NOTES.

The Tip-Top mine of Arizona is produc-
ing from $4,000 to 500, 600 per month.
a Reno Indian, called Captain Jim, has
discovered mine and proposes to work it.
This will be the first instance in the history
of Nevada of an Indian mining.
A miner tells the Inland Sentinel that in
IS at Emory Bar, Fraser river, at time
the water was low, he waded in, and with
a long-handled shovel lifted rich gravel out
of the water.
The Silver Bell mine of Poverty Flat,
Idaho, was sold recently to Omaha partit s
for 1913, 900 cash-a pretty good price for a
mine 100 feet long and the deepest shaft
down only IS feet.
The Carson New appeal says that rich
gold mines are being worked at point two
miles east of the Cowling and Zabriskie
mine. Some Of the rock at depth of %
feet assays 81, 100, and all the rock taken
out so far will average 500 per ton.
The Leadville mines produced over
Sl,000, 900 in July. That is more than the
Comstock group of mines did in July, or in
any other month this year. Recently the
impression has been obtained, in some
quarters at least, that the Colorado mines
were being worked out. AS long as they
turn out 81, 100000 per month, Leadville
will not be forgotten.
There is noted marble ledge in Shasta
county. 1t is in high mountain, the base
of which is washed by the waters of the
McCloud river, and is several miles above
the United States Fishery. The marble
first taken out was in 1864, and number
of monuments and grave stones made from
the marble now stand in the Odd Fellows
and Masonic cemetery of Shasta, and
others are to be seen at Chico. Its quality
is said to be unsurpassed.
The Gold Hill New Ne,cs says As near
as can at present be ascertained, the loca-
ton of the Monte Christie No. 8 claim was
bold attempt to steal the shaft, build
ings, machinery, quartz mill, etc, of the
Lady Bryan mine. The notice was posted
in a ravine and not in a conspicuous place.
The location was made to run so as to in
clude the hosting works, quartz mill, sur
face buildings and chattels real of the Lady
Bryan, worth over Sl50,000. Fortunately
the scheme was frustrated.
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Little Boy Accidentally Killed by His
Br0fher-An Enthusiastic Republican

MONTEREY, August 22i-A son of Pancho
Marines, of this place, s years of age, shot
his little brother to-day. 1t seems that he
had hold of large navy pistol, trying to
make it revolve. At the same time he
called the attention of his little brother, who
was standing near him, to something outside,
whereupon the pistol was discharged acct
dentally, the ball taking effect in his brother,
causing immediate death.
The Garfield and Arthur Club of this
place were addressed last evening by Senator
Hill and Hon. William Cutler, of Salinas, in
English, and j. NJ. Soto, of Santa Rita, in
Spanish. Great enthusiasm prevailed. The
Club now numbers 172, out Of total vote
80
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san,o CRUZ KepubIIcan Tichc,-

SANTA Cruz. August 2lst The Republi-
can County Convention was in session to-day,
q full delegation being present, and complete
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GENERAL NOTICES.

IL removes wrinkles aud sOftens the
skin. The regular use of MURRAY & LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER at the toilet tends to prevent
and remsge wrinkles the suftness of the skin pro.
duced by it taking away the natural inclination Of
the cuticle to form into ridges and burrows. au2l-lt
The Sisters OF Charity or Helc ma, M. r.
who took care of Robert Butler, when sick in 1878
will send their bill to my address. 521 Howard
street. San Francisco. RoBT. BUTLER.
au2l -3td1tsw'
Rr. Ia Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases OF Seminal Weakness, Loss of Yigor, Noe
.urnal Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physi-
cal Debility and all that class of complaints arising
from Excess, Indiscretion Abuse. The old find in
this remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. DR.. La MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs debilitated
from whatever cause to their pristine ugor. Price,
81 80 per bottle, Sent C. o. ID. by express to any
address, from observation. Address a orders
to A. McBoYLE & CO.. Druggists, P. o. Box 1852,
San Francisco. AUG II
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FOR SALE OR LEASE,
Grand Hotel Property !

- and streets, Sacramento city directly op.
posite the steamboat landing, and near the railroad
depot The best location in the city for hotel
and business property. viii be sold low with favor
able terms as to payments, or leased for term Of
years at a low rental. Inquire OF CAUWALADEH &
PARSONS, No. 81 street, Sacramento or S. P
DEWEY, sos Pine street, Sar Francisco. au22- 3pa
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HAVE TRIED Hammer Cascara Sagrs
Bitters, and find they are all they are recon
mended to be. o. N. CRoNKITE, Sacramento.
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Eight With kniyes.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Primary Hlectiou

OLYMPIA, August 21st.-At the Republic
can primary this afternoon full Brent dele
CATION was elected by about a two-thirds
majority.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
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Greenback Meetiug-ArrivaI OF Prisoners.

NAPA, August 22d. : Stephen Maybell
spoke in the Opera House in this city last
night under the auspices of the Napa w. F.
c. He confined his remarks principally to
financial questions, urging his hearers to sus-
tain the Greenback ticket at the coming cleo
ton. He scored both the Republicans and
Democrats, many of whom were present.
Weaver and Chambers have small following
here.
T. NJ Brown, Under Sheriff of this county,
arrived here last night from Nevada City,
having in charge Frank Morrow and W. S.
Talbot. The former is charged with robbery,
committed here few months ago. He was
for some time held in the Jail of this county,
and was taken to Nevada City few weeks
ago in charge of Talbot, a special Deputy
Sheriff of Nevada, where he was wanted by
the officers of the law, but subject to the or
ders of the Superior Court of Napa county.
While in charge of Talbot Morrow escaped
at Moore's Flat, but was recaptured in Car
son City. Talbot was arrested on charge of
perjury, committed here during his examina-
ton in regard to Morrow.
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
A septuagenarian Blows his lead Off
with Shotgun.
ION AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
An Eight-year. old Boy Accidentally Kills
His Little Brother.
CALIFORNIA.
The Sand Lot-Press Club Banquet Me-
chanics' Fair.


chshics' Fair.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 22d.-The usual
three meetings were held at the sand lot to-
day, Kearney addressing the Greenbackers,
but nothing of interest occurred. At the
Democratic stand woman orator was the
leading feature-Mrs. Otis Greenwood of
Tuolumne-who made at least as good a
speech as is generally heard on the sand lot.
The Press Club gave banquet at the
Palace Hotel this evening, which was at
tended by about thirty of the well known
journalists CT the city, and was very
pleasant reunion.
The attendance at the Mechanics Fair has
not been up to the usual mark this year until
last evening, when the exhibition drew
large crowd and made the Pavilion look like
old times before the business depression that
has lately operated to reduce attendance at
various places OF amusement and to close up
some entirely, had made itself felt. There
has been some outside comment as to the ex-
pediency of reducing the price of admission
to the exhibition to conform with the hard
times, but it is not known that any such step
is contemplated by the management, though
it might be worth the experiment.
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Suicide Of Woman near San Rafael by
Hanging.
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Forest Fires.

PORTLAND, August 21st.-Heavy fires are
raging in both the Cascade and Coast Ranges
of the mountains, and the whole Willamette
valley is completely shrouded in dense clouds
of smoke. In some portions of the valley
the smoke is s. thick as to render objects in
distinct at a hundred yards off, and the air is
sitting. Considerable damage to fences is
reported.
Hea.hcr-kiIieG by Il Falling Tree-state
Teachers Institute New Collector of
Customs-Crop Prospccts-M. Z. Con-
ference.
PORTLAND, August 22d.-The weather is
cool and cloudy
A man named Keith was killed yesterday
near Grants mills, on the Columbia, by a
falling tree. He was employed in getting
out saw logs for the mill and was caught
under a descending tree and instantly killed.
His body was terribly mangIed.
The State Teachers Institute for Oregon
will convene at Salem on Wednesday, the
25th, and continue for three days.
Tomorrow f. \. Shurtleff, the newly-ap-
pointed Collector Of Customs for the port of
Portland, viii enter upon the duties of his
Office, ne having received his commission
few days ago. He has appointed as his
deputies Edward Lippincott and A. n Gam
BILE.
Encouraging reports are received from all
parts of the State of the abundant yield of
grain crops.
The M Z. Conference is still in session at
Eugene City, but will adjourn on the 3d.
Fight With Knives.
The DALLEs, August 22d.-A fatal fight
occurred last night in Hills saloon, between
Monroe Jacobs and Frank Thomas, of this
place during which knives were freely used
by both. Thomas soon after died of bis
wounds. Jacobs is in a critical condition.
The cause was bad whisky and woman.
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NOMINATIONS BY REPUBLICANS.
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BUILDING AND LOAN.
Sacramento Planning a;iil,

GsAsg AND BLIND FACTORY, CORNER OF
- Front and @ stre Sacramento.
Beers. Windows, Blinds,
Finish Of al kinds, Window Framed, holdings o
every description, and Turning
dARTWELL, HoTGHkl( IS 3 STALKER
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Etc.
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Riddlcd with stakeholder Temperance
Lecture

CHICAGO, August 22d A Champaign, ILL.,,
special to the Tribune says About II o'clock
last night G.. W. Glass, keeper of low
brothel in Urbana, shot and killed Frank
Stillwell, a laborer. who was trying 20 gain
forcible admission to GLASS; house. Glass
fired at his victim with both barrels of shot
gun, while he stood within four feet of the
muzzle, both charges entering the left side
aud arm. Stillwells body was found this
morning forty five PAGES from where the shot
was fred. He had been drinking. He leaves
q Young wife and child Class was arrested.
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together or separate, when reviewed in
conjunction with the independent facts
above named, they constitute an absolutely
invulnerable demonstration of the guilt of
the defendant Nothing could shake them
but the most absolute, sweeping and con-
elusive proof of the untrustworthiness of
these two witnesses, and though the de-
Tense have used all their abilities to pro-
duce impressions unfayorable to the verac
ity of both Brown and Hickerson, we are
compelled to say that in our judgment they
have failed to shake their testimony In the
least degree. The attempts to make it ap-
pear that Hickerson was laboring under an
hallucination, that his mind was gone, that
he was under the influence of opiates,
when he made his deposition, are conspic-
uously strained and extravagant. There is
nothing to warrant any other conclusion
than that Hickerson was in the full posses
sion of his intellect at the time, and that
he stated facts precisely as they had been
conveyed to him by Sprague. The evil
dence of Hickerson, indeed, being that OF
consciously dying man, possesses special
weight and solemnity. The good character
which the witness had borne throughout
his life, moreover, precludes the possibility
OF suspicion that any malice could have
entered into his intentions at such time
His testimony, in fact, is as strong as evil
dence can be.
As to the technicalities upon which the
defense has mainly relied for delay and
ultimate evasion, they have no place in /
such review as the present. The cues. |
ton which is to be brought before the
Governor to-day is the question of the guilt
or innocence OF Sprague. The latter has
had a full and fair trial; has been con. |
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BRLEP REFERENCE.

Congressman Berry LETT for Washington
yesterday.
The river falls slowly, and now marks II
feet inches.
The steamer Harriet passed up the rivel
yesterday with barge, light.
Twenty car loads of cattle passed through
from Nevada for San Francisco yesterday.
Officer Woods has recovered a coat stolen
from 2. Kilbourn at the State House few
days since.
The only merchandise passing Ogden Feb
ruarY 9th was barrels OF whisky for Ad.
ans, Mcneil & Co.
G.. J. Cross has contract for raising the
| two-story brick building of Henry Hansche,
on Fourth street, near NJ.
At Grand Army Hall last evening re-
union and campfire was held. Several in
teresting addresses were made.
Any person who uses a sling-shot, when
convicted of the offense, win be fined from
$50 70 $500, or imprisonment from 20 to 800
days.
The body of the man who committed sui
eide in Yoio county few days since is still
at the Coroner's office, and has not been
identified
Officer Woods yesterday recovered a buggy
robe that had been stolen from near Rose
vile. The man who had in his possession
claimed to have found it in the road.
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OREGON.
GTiurci, Eeneit-IEdian Chief Druegcd
and Robbed = incorporation Wheat
f-Weasher-Statc Ciscuif Court
Lsussuess Trouble.

CFlurcl, Beneiit-IHdian Chief Druegcd
and Robbed = incorporation Wheat
t-weasi,er-S.ate Circuit Court
Business Trouble.
PORTLAND, February 9th. = Archbishop
Seghers will deliver lecture tomorrow even-
ing on the subject, "Travels Through
with which to rebuild St. Francis Church,
which was blown down by the recent storm
in East Portland.
Kadeshan, one CT the Alaska Chiefs who is
visiting here, was drugged last night by two
white men, and considerable sum of money
taken from him.
The Blalock Flume and Lumber Company
have mled articles Of incorporation in the
Office OF the Secretary of State. Its occupa-
ton and purpose is to construct and operate
canal from Blalock Mountain, in Umatilla
county, to the Blue Mountain extension of
the Walla Walla and Columbia River Rail
road at or near Milton. for the purpose of
transporting lumber, etc.
There is frmer feeling in the wheat mar
ket to day. The quotations range from 81 so
to 81 S7a, with rare chance OF getting 81 80
for very excellent lots.
The weather is clear and frosty.
The regular term CT the State Circuit Court
commenced this morning, Judge Bellinger
presiding. The equity and law docket Is
small, but there is a large number OF criminal
cases to dispose OF. On the coavening of the
Court eloquent and fitting tributes were paid
to the memory of the late VIM. NJ. Evans,
who died some weeks ago, by Hon. j. \.
Dolph and Judge Z. D. Shattuck. Resolu-
tiens OF coincidence were ordered spread on
the Court journal by Judge Beliinger, and
the Court adjourned for one day in respect to
the memory of the deceased attorney.
THE creditors of Louis solomon, merchant
of Junction City, Lane county. held q meet
ing in this city and proposed basis for set
Element, which was rejected by Solomon.
He owes from SEQ, eco to $50, goo. OF which
$40, eco is due wholesale merchants here. and
$4,000 to SIS, 900 in San francisco. Solo
mon claims to be able to pay in full ard have
so, eco left, if leniency is extended. The
case is now in statu quo.
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HRITtsH CnLuYvnHA.

stock I'm Danger Unusually Deep SNOW.
VICTORIA, February 9sh.-The condition
OF stock in the interior of the mainland CON
tinues very critical, and it is feared that I'M
less the weather quickly moderates and the
snow disappears the season will prove ex-
trenely disastrous to cattle aissrs, particu-
larly to those Of the central section of the
province. Ia the upper country the loss of
stock viii not be nearly so great as it will be
throughout the Kanloops, Nicala and Okla
nagan districts. AT the former place the
snow is still three feet deep. and at Nicala it
is unusually deep. 1t is fully expected that
large numbers of sheep Will die at the latter
place. On the whole, the outlook for stock
raisers is far from encouraging.