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PASSENGERS FROM TIE EAST BY RAIL.
ne SANTA CRUZ TREASURER FUND GUILTY.
CALIFORNIA.
The Case OF L. III. Ka..cch.

SAN FRANoIsco, June 10Th. = Yesterday
afternoon, in department No. IL, before
Judge Freelon, the motion of which MIR.
Highton had previously given notice to quash
the information against 1. NJ Kalloch, for
murder, came up for argument.
Alexander Campbell, special counsel of the
prosecution, admitted that one of the points
made by MIR. Highton, viz: that upon the
examination Of the case in the Police Court
the testimony had not been reduced to writ
ing aud signed by the witnesses. was sufficient
to invaIidate the information, and he would,
therefore, consent to the proceedings being
quashed.
Upon this ground alone, and without pass
ing upon the other objections touching the
constitutionality of the proceedings, Judge
Freedom dismissed the information.
Mr.. Highton then moved for discharge
of the prisoner.
Mr. Campbell-He is entitled to his dis
charge on that information. There is, how
ever, a warrant out for his rearrest, on the
ground of murder.
Judge-What have you to say against the
discharge?
Campbell have nothing to say. As far
as that information is concerned, he has right
to his discharge. There is provision in the
Penal Code, however, that it shall not pre-
vent his rearrest.
Judge-The motion having been made, aud
not being objected to by the District Attoc-
ney or special counsel
Canphell-We don't assent to it,
Assistant District Attorney MARSHALL
don't understand that his discharge On that
information touches other proceedings at all.
The case remains exactly as it was before the
information was filed.
Judge-That would seem to be the case.
Campbell-As matter of greater pre-
caution we have issued another warrant.
Highton-We simply ask the motion to be
passed upon by the Court.
.Judge-Ihe motion is granted, and the de-
PENDANT, 1. M. Kalloch, is discharged.
Deputy Sheriff W. Ii. futile Immediately
rearrested Kalloch upon complaint sworn
to several days ago by w. s. Dreypulcher, in
of yesterdays proceedings, charg
ing him with themurder of Charles De Young
The complaint was drawn by Alexander
Campbell and the warrant issued by the
Police Judge three days ago.
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Iiens from HiarYsYille.

MARYsvILLE, June GOTH - The census
enumerators appointed for this city have
completed their field work, and are now
engaged in correcting and tabulating their
report, Contrary to general expectation, the
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TIE RESTORATION OF ma. poRUcx.

We learn with regret that Mr. Marcus d.
Boruck has resigned his position as Secre-
tary OF the Republican State Central Com
mistoc bir. Boruc, has held this Office
for SO long time thai 1t seems almost to
belong TO bim, and he has so Infused his
own energy into every campaign he has
helped to manage that Il viii be difficult to
supply his place. His services in this con-
nectioE demand and must receive the
grateful recognition OF the Republican
party The Office Of Secre tary Of the State
Central Committee is one involving a vast
amount Of the hardest kind of work, urrc-
uniting attention, patient and vigilant OBJ
seryatjoa, and the sacrifice Of money as well
as time 1t is position which few men
are competent to fill accepta5ly, but which
Mr.. Beruck has discharged the onerou5
duties OF with equal honor TO himself and
advantage to tie party. No doubt he has
good and sufficient reasous for his rcsigna-
tion now, bu. his Withdrawal VIII never
theless be loss which it win require the
expenditure of great cxertions on the part
of his successor TO compensate for.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
yEUDOURG 81 Lagos,

Nos. so, 81 AND "a FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO.
ia dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies.
Manufacturers Of Malt and all kinds OF Nc ais etc.
Oatmeal Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Grahsm Flour,
Buckwheat Flour, etc. lulI1pu
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suicide In Nevada County.

| NORTH SAN JUAN, June 19tb.-Emil Mad
elaine, an old resident of French Corral, in
this county, committed suicide at P. N. to-
day, by taking strychnine. The cause Of his
decd Is unknown
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DoEs II Work. The Sunday Tribune,
Rochester, n. Y, says: mo medicine now
known purifes the blood so effectually as
does that named as Warmers Safe Bitters."
IL. c. Kirk & Co., agents, Sacramento.
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MARRIED.

St. Helena, June 16-Char'es W. Filkins to Ella NJ.
Bal.
st. Helena, June 16-C. N Hale to Mary P. Ball.
Coluse, June l3-George Williams TO Jennie Meyers.
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Foreign ladies presented to the Queen DO
not kiss her hand but merely courtesy and
move off sidewise, so as net to turn their
backs npon ROYALTY.
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For the week ending June 10, 1880, made by
W c. FARxswoRTII, Superintendent OF the City
Cemetery. Office, No. sol j street:
June Il-Man Him, IS years; China.
June u Mary Mitchell, SO years ; ireland.
June IL Joseph Cox, 70 years; England. Manuela
Balensuela Alfora, 10 years; Mexico.
June l5-Fong Quong Zee, 43 years; China. Sow
Hoo So years; China.
June l6-John Wells ca ears; ireland.
June l7-Nary Ycncent, II years, months and q
days: Pennsylvania Bradley S Hoyt, 80 years.
months and days; Rhode island. Lunu Honn,
AZ years; China
Besides the above there were brought here for in
ternent the following:
June a-James B. Turner, 40 years Massachusetts,
June 12- Mary Robin, GO years, , months and 20
days England.
June 1s-aiicaieh Litteton, 20 years, months and
/ days; Georgia. Edwin DeAngeles Fulton,
year and months California.
June -, 1379-Cathariae Salaing, 81 years; Ohio.
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT,

i. Fl. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
day, June 19, 1880:
Balance on hand last report sI63, 10 46
Receipts Tor the week. Observation-Disclosures. 2,g3o "a
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Sacramento, June 20-Charles, son Of Joseph and
susan McAdams, Is years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, which will take place from
residence of parents, Eighteenth street, between
L and NJ, this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
Sacramento, June 1T--CaIl Rable, Il native of
Germany, 81 years
Funeral notice hereafter.l
Sacramento, June 2o-Johu A. MeCloy, native OF
Ireland, SO years.
Funeral notice hereaftar.l
Placervile. June l3-Wi liam league u native of
England, II years, months and days.
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The Roberts IsIaud Leyee.

STOCKTON, June 18th The break on the
upper division Of Roberts Island has been eff
fectually closed. From present appearances
the loss of grain will not exceed ten per cent.
Of the crot,
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COAST DISPATCHES.


THE GOLD HILL CATASTROPHE.
Further Particulars of the Accident in the
Yellow Jacket Mine.
PASSENGERS FROM TIE EAST BY RAIL.
Three Horse Thieves Pursued and Shot in
san Benito County.
TIE SANTA CRUZ TREASURER FUND GUILTY.
A Lively Day On the Sand Lot at San
Fan isco.
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CAscA SAGRADA, or Sacred Bark, is the
great medicine which forms the basis OF Ham
mer's Cascara Sagrada Bitters.
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as,ETR0P0LETAN THEAgER.
SHERIDAN CoRBYN. Observation-Disclosures, Manager
~ Engagement for Positively but Two Nights
and Matinee of the Great WOODWA d COAIBINA-
TON, now on the Tour OF the World.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.
SATURDAY MATINEE, June 25th and 2sth
First production in this city Of the Reigning Sensa-
ton of the Day,
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THE problem of living in :. malarial dis
trict is solved by using Hammers Cascara
Sagrada Bitters.
HAMMER's Cascara Sagrada Bitters stimu-
lates torpid liver.
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A ilofher Of Seventeen Children Poisons
Her Husband.
PORTLAND, June 19sh.-The particulars of
the attempt of Mrs. Thomas Gully, residing
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DIED.

ColuEa, June Wife of w A. Farris, daughter
st. Helena, May 3l-Wife of George Chase, deugh
ter.
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RENO, June 19th.-A woman tramp. who
went West at 6 o'clock to-day, was inter-
viewed by reporter. She left Omaha on
April Sth, and has walked all the way. She
says she will ride through the spow-sheds on
the cars. She intends to peddle needles,
pins and thread, and travel all over Califor-
MIA. Her name is Isabel Mann Taylor Nc
Pherson, and she is 40 years old.
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nr. La Mars Seminal rnls cure all

III III tfHF StTNtNII EIiIN cure All
cases Of Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Vigor, Noe
suynal Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physi
cHl Debility, and all chat class of complaints arising
from Excess, Iudiscretion or Abuse The old lnd in
this remedy A FOUNTAIN or YOUTH, AID the
young = safeguard and protection. Dr. LA MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, debiiated
from whatever cause to their pristine v;gur. Price
81 50 per bottle. Sent c. O. D. by express TO any
address, secure from observation Address all orders
to A. McB0YLE CO., Druggists, P. .. Box 1889,
San Francisco. m4-3m
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sTE.NwAY & SONS PlAmos

4 HEYMAN, SOLE AGENT, 1890.
n street, bet Sixth and Seventh, sGissssssssSsSss
opposite Courthouse. PIANOS TOT II E a
LET, Pianos sold on instalinents.
iu9-IpIm
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CALF RMEA :
THROUGH DEATM YAELEY!: :

Iss=xFss4s-4a,ss s..tss -s4s s-=z5z=1Ss.. %ssst
drama in four acts. by Samuel ". Smith, Esq.
au ilor of ''SIRUCK OIL"
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rHranaRE CLANCY.

yyyHE GENERAL AGENCY OF THE RECoND.
UNION for San Franesoo, both for cirrdlation
nd Advertisements, is in the Office o theodore
llancey, No. ees Montgomery street. Rooms 8
All II. 'a-lptf
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At The drama will be produced with realistic
effects and magnificent seen ~, specially painted for
this play by Voegtiin Shindler OF san francisco,
and first produced in this city.
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The Tria, of asurer etto.

SANTA CRUz, June 19th.-As the trial of
Otto comes nearits end the excitement rises,
and at S o'clock this morning the Courthouse
began to fill with ladies and gentlemen, the
influx increasing till at L o'clock. when the
prosecutions last argument was begun by
MIR. Delmas, no space was untitled. Ar.
Hall began bis argument for the defense at
o'clock this morning, closing at II o'clock,
when the Court took a recess till p n. Mr..
Halls argument was directed to the charac-
ter Of Otto aud the possibility OF burglary.
Mr.. Delmss spoke from l to 4:30 this after
noon. The argument throughout was able
and at times highly eloquent. After the in
structions by the Court, the jury retired at 5
O'Clock to deliberate on their verdict. Otto
has during the whole weeks trial been at the
side of and advising with his attorneys, with
his wife and children constantly around him.
At S:45 the jury returned into Court and an
nnuuced that they had agreed on their YER
diet. The Court house was soon crowded.
The Clerk read the verdict finding the de-
fendant guilty as charged in the Indictment.
Otto was led off to jail, and Tuesday at 10
o'clock was fixed FOR pronouncing sentence.
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NOTICE..
smgELns 6 lYnIrELaM
GENERAL NOTICES.

Positive virtues The most OF che So
called great remedies possess only that sort of
Negative virtue which, while may not often cure
disease, VIII seldom endanger life. BRISTOL'S
SAkSAPAklLLAi is equally safe. but il is possessed
of that positive or aggressive virtue which will not
toll rate the presence Of disease or impure blood or
humors IN the human system where it is used, and
thus t is that ii always effects complete and lasting
cures. iusl.lt
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sociaI-7sme Changed = The PresDyte-
Ran Church SOCIAL will be held in the Church Par
Tors on TUESDAY EVENING, June I'D. All are
invited. Admission, % cents Literary exercises,
good musical programme, ice cream and other re.
freshments, EB. CT je2l-2t
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knights OF Honor.-C aIif.rnia Lodge.
No 1850, Knights of Honor, will meet In their
hall, corner Ninth and streets, THIS Dlonday)
EVENING, at o'clock sharp, for work in the
First Degree All members OF the Order invited
to spend the evening with us.
W. D. STALKER, Dictator.
p L. HfeKHAs Reporter lB CT ju2l-1t
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TIE GOLD HILL CATASTROPHE.

DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
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Tlc Tnrn.rereln .snhllec q. san .o.c.

SAN JOSE, June 19th.-The great festival
of the Turn vcrein began in this city to-day.
The Turner Union has its headquarters III
Cincinnati, and the Pacific Branch is in San
Francisco The officers OF the branch are
President, VI. Lichenstein Nice-Pfesident,
NJ. Momenthy; Secretary, Louis Markus
Leader, L. Rapp. The membership in Cali
fornia IS about l,500 At the last regular
meeting OF the Union it was resolved TO hold
the sixth annual reunion and festival at San
Jose, commencing on the 18th of June and
continuing four days The preparations have
been ample and complete, and the opening
day was usEered IL under auspices of the
most hattering character. Delegations OF
Turner'S from the upper counties arrived at
IL a. NJ. At $50 o'clock this evening a spe-
cial train from San Francisco Of fifteen cars,
with the delegations OF Turner's Of San Fran
cisco and Oakland, also Eintracht Schuetzen,
Captain Schneider arrived. Hundreds OF
people gathered at the depot, and the guests
were received by torchlight. The procession
WAS headed by the San Jose Turner'S, Ger
mania Verein, Company b, Fifth Infantry,
and delegations of the Turner Union from
Napa and Stockton. Along the line of march
houses and stores were brilliantly illuminated,
sidewalks were crowded with men, women
and children, and the greatest enthusiasm
was manifested. The Turner'S were greeted
with shouts of welcome and cheers as they
passed along.
SECOND DAY.
SAN JOSH, June 20th.-The secoEd day of
the sixth annual reunion of the Pacific
branch of the North American Turner Union
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS!
Petition Presented 10 the B0ard of Edu.
cation. Saturday Evening, June
10. 1859, In favor of Professor
A. H. Mcdonald.

FEyo THE HONORABLE BOARD OF EDUcA-
Il ton, sacramento.-The undersigned citizens
of Sacramento, and many of them having pupils in
the Public Schools respectfully request that you re-
elect A. H. MCDONALD as Principal OF The saera.
MAJ Grim
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Germania Building and Loan AssOcia-
ton The regular monthly installnlents and interest
will be due and payable TO-DAY (Monday) June
81, 1880 The Secretary will be ready to receive
the same at the office, 20 zoos Fourth street, from
10 NJ TO 8P. NJ, and in the evening from to
O'Clock Z. WEiSEL, President.
4, WorIFR Secretary iu2l-lt
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-20
MASS. INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY,

BOSTON SCHOOL OF ORATORY.
Full course TWO YEARS, three hours daily; shorter
course, ONE YEAR. Term begins Oct. 7. Application
at Somerset St. Boston, any day after Oct. 1,
from 10 to IL A. NJ. For circnlars apply to
r. r. RAYMOND, Principal.
je14eod-eowSw-thsep1. same
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-20
A Word of Caution.

Although the returns received by tele-
graph from all parts of the State indicate a
plurality for Gov. Davis of 249 votes, it
should be remembered that this is very
narrow margin on so large vote and that
very small per centage of errors (less than
2 per cent. of the whole vote) might change
the plurality to the other side. Such errors
might occur in the transmission by tee-
graph or in the copying, where change of
a figure in the tens or hundreds column
would make serious difference in the re-
suit. Two such errors have been already
discovered. Luckily they are not of import
ance, but they serve as hint of what might
occur. The tabulations and summaries of
the Associated Press may be absolutely
trusted the only doubt is as to the accuracy
of figures transmitted to them by wire.
So we advise our friends not to be over
sanguine. Do not initiate the Stiffness of
the Fusionists who roared themselves hoarse
over their fancied victory on Monday night
and have been in doleful dumps ever since.
The indications are strong that Davis has
plurality; we shall know positively all about
it in two or t.4ree days. Let us possess our
souls in patience little longer, with hears
prepared for either fate.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-20
The Lost Possum.
Uncle Eph's sonnambulistic Repast In the
Woods.

Nothing is more savory to a Southern ne
gro's palate than a roasted fat opossum. One
old negro hunter captured fine specimen the
other day, and feeling hungry. stopped in the
woods. He built fire and dressed and spitted
his meat; but being tired as we'll as hungry he
fell asleep while the 'possum was roasting. As
he slept, "low-trash" negro came upon the
scene, doubtless attracted by the fire and the
smell of roasting meat. The new conner ap-
preached cautiously with one eye on the pos
sum and the other on Uncle Eph, who slum-
bered
First, he shook the old man. who turned to
an easier position, but would not wake. The
stranger took in the situation and then pro-
ceeded to take in the pos um. He too was
'possum-eater, and he made short work of the
dainty roast. He ate and ate, till but the
bones were left. Uncle Eph was still sleeping
and it occurred to the vandal that he would
make Eph think that he had been to supper,
so that when he awoke he would not suspect
the theft. Then the "low trash" negro pro-
ceeded to 'possum grease Eph's hands and
face and mouth, and to pile in the old mans
lap the gnawed bones.
Nights have mornings, and sleeping must
have its waking. Uncle Eph awoke. and I'M
mediately thought Of his 'possum. 1t was not
on the fire; it was not anywhere to be seen;
but there in his lap were the bones tnat had
been gnawed. On his hands, lips ana oeard
was crease and the smell Of 'possum. He was
self.eonvicted. He concluded that he had eat
en- the 'possum, yet he could not remember
the Measure the eating had given him. Weigh
inc ali the circumstantial evidence carefully,
the old man slowly pronounced Judgment:
Use been eatin' it in my sleep"
But then his stomach; why did 1t not stand
ont as a witness in the case? II felt empty,
and yet it should be full.
"It's cert ain shoor I've done eat up that pos,
sum- Must have done it when Sc sleep.
and the old man placed his hand sadly over
his really empty stomach, "but 1t interferes
less any possum eber did eat"
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-20

ONE of the most greivous features of the
election is the defeat of Capt. Boutelle and
Mr.. Milliken, in the Fourth and Fifth Dis
tricts. Capt. Boutelle is an earnest, vigor-
Gus. able and uncompromising Republican,
who would have had an excellent tonic in
fluence in Congress. He made a gallant
fight against overwhelming odds and went
down only with the rest of the ticket. He
is young and strong and has lots more of
good fight in him. They cannot long keep
him under. 1t is strange, too, that the vot-
ers of the Fifth District, having tive such
men as Milliken and Murch before them,
should choose the latter. 1t is curious
illustration of the overmastering influence
of party prejudice and passion, for every
body must see that Mr.. Milliken would in
all respects be the more valuable representa-
tive for the District His brightness, ready
eloquence and experience of public affairs
would have made him influential az Wash
ington. 1t is shame to lose the services of
such men, especially when we see what is
substituted for them.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-20

In which the following crews have entered:-The
famous West End Grew of Boston, Hosmer,
Bradley, Green and Hilley: The Falkner
Crew of Boston: Everetts of East Boston,
Enterprise No. of Salem; Columbia
of East boston; the Union Crew
composed of F. A. Plaisted,
Geo. Lee, Wallace Ross,
NJ. f. Davis, and 9TH
ers, Lakeman,
No. of Bos-
ton.
RriZea..2300 divided. Z S0. 2lA0 GSA