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Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-19
ston X New York Air Line R.R

stOn x New York Air Line R.R
 On and after MONDAY, May 8, 1880, train fsea{Is will run follows. Aza1 s:o5 a. m. Train for willmantic connects 6 1EsZI Willimantic with trains Of the N Y and N F. and N. L. N. railroads, arriving in Boston at 1:15 D. m, Providence 1925, Worcester I22T p. m, and Norwich at 10:5O 8. m. 1O:45 Train for WiIimantic connecting at Wi1Ii mantle with N. I. and N. E. and New London Northern Railroads.
 oo5 p m Train for Wilimantic, connecting at Willi- mantle with New London Northern R. R. for Norwich and New London.
 Trains leave Turnervile for Colchester at 943 B. m 1:05, 5:57 and 7:36 p. m - Leave Colchester for TurneryiIe at o.o1 and 1I.sn q m-, and 5:35 and TIA D. m
 Trains connect at Middletown with the Connecticut Valley Railroad for Saybrook and Hartford
 J. H. FRANKLIN, je7 SIlDeriDtendent
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Grabelers' 6niSe.
Steamboat Line for New York

Fare s 1, including Berth.
 Tickets for the Round Trip, S1.5O.
 nE&eA The steamer c. H. NoRTHAd, Capt .ESssssatsEZ-SJ J. G. Bowns will leave New Haven at 12:00 D. m, Sundays excepted Statereons sold at Berkele Curtiss', 109 Church street, near Chapel Steamer ELM CITY, Capt. F. J. Peck, leaves New Haven at 1915 a. m., Sundays excepted FROM NEW YORK-The 0. H. NORTHAM leaves Peck Slip at D. 1n-, and the CONTINENTAL at 11:30 o'clock p. m., Sundays excepted-Saturday nights at 12 o'clock midnight.
 sunday Night Boat for New York. The steamer NEW HAVEN, Capt. Snow, leaves New Haven at 1O:30 D. Staterooms sold at the Elliott House. Free stage from Insurance Building, Chapel street, commencing at p. m.
 Tickets are sold and baggage checked through to Philadelphia (beth routesl Baltimore and Washing ton
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Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-19

 1. Why cannot association be explained by the at traetive force of ideas? 9 Why not by the law of redintegration7 8. How by law of the minds activity? 4. Explain the minds interruption of train of sociation. 5. Define the memory in terms of the representa- tive faculty. G. Difference between different kinds of memory in objects and relations. :. The creative imagination, classes of materials, how modified.
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ARIZONA.
The Trouble on the Border.


Tucson, August 23j.-The Star has re-
ceived the following special Advices state
that Reyes, with his band, left Sonora Thurs
day, and while marching towards Tubutama
he was attacked by Federal troops. 1t is as
serted that eighteen of Reyes followers were
killed and the rest routed. Last Saturday
the same party had fight with Federal
troops at Altar, and were routed and pursued
into Arizona They had fight at Alsass
Flat, and four rebels were killed. They were
pursued to Wilbur's ranch, two miles from
Ariyaca, where they took refuge. The Gov
eminent troops surrounded the house and de-
manded the rebels, but the employees on the
ranch refused They then returned to the
border for instructions, saying they would
return. In the meantime word had been
sent to Arivaca, and the Deputy Sheriff, Mr..
Elliott, with thirty citizens, went to Wilbur's
and took the rebels, eleven in number, pris-
oners. This afternoon Reyes was seen, ac-
companied by five men, coming to Tucson.
This evening United States Marshal Evans
is out with posse of citizens to aid the Mex
lean authorities. 1t is believed that the whole
band will be captured
Fatal Accident-Heavy Storms-MIning
Matters.
Tucson, August 23i-Charles Morony, son
of Paul Morony. was caught in the betting OF
IldrsudW LAST Ouuuaf, anu hio iCie
leg was completely crushed. He died in
three hours.
Heavy storms continue at intervals through
out Southern Arizona Several cloudbursts
occurred last Saturday, doing great damage
to the railroad.
The Harshaw mill of Patagonia is now
turning out bullion, running on low grade
ORE They will produce Sl50.000 monthly.
Rich strikes have been made on the 115-foot
level of the Alton mine, in Harshaw district.
The pay streak is 2S inches wide, and very
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COMMERCIAL.
san Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 23d-l Pm
FLouR-No cons gnments Of Oregon came by the
George W Elder to-day. We quote as follows !:
Best City Extra, IS 37l Bakers Extra, IS 12Aa
ST.; superfne IS 50a4; interior Extra, q IS
@5; interior Superfne, % 5034; Oregon Extra,
"a SOFAS; choice do, s5a5 Is: Oregon superflne,
s. 5oa4 walia walls Extra. 81 9o@5 12} . Dbl
Wharf.-The market to-day evipced but little
activity Exporters will not buy any large lots, ex-
cept at their own figures. There is more general
disposition to sell, and prices weak. The re-
ceipts for the past fortyeight hours foot up over
III 600 cts, including 81 Els ctls on the CuLieria,
and % SCI the Mariposa, both vessels being des
tined for Cork The Liverpool quotation comes
through unchanged though the market is reported
quite firm. Sales include 5000 ctls choice No. /,
81 As; 400 do good shipping, delivered alongside,
81 37I 200 do fair do 81 IS $40 do do, 81 25 q ctl
We quote No. at 81 s2A9i Az; No. 2, 81 $50
20 {, ctl.
BARLEY-Feed desc iptions we're neglected this
morning. athosgh the offerings made fair display.
Chevalier seemed TO he wanted to limited amount,
and small transactions were reported. Barley was
not in great request, and only one or two small lots
were placed within our range. Sales Of 200 SKIS good
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NEVADA.
Passengers Passing CarIfu.

CARLIN, August 23i.-1he following pas
sengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento Tomorrow; Sam. Sachs, San
Francisco Mrs. VIM. Wilder, Honolulu !;
Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer, Geneva, Illinois; j. G.
Eagleson, San Francisco ; A. j.. SWEET, New
York; Abraham Waters and wife, Mrs. c.
Mowry, San Francis 20 !; G. A. Morse, Bos
ton; L. 3. Morrow, Ashland, Wisconsin; Z.
b. townsend, r. B. Kline, Washington, d.
c. E. w. Heller, San Francisco Z. Win
ter, Melbourne Z. Castle, San Francisco (;
NJ Jones, New York; Miss Ii. Appel,
Long Island, New York; c. Page, Ports
mouth, New Hampshire Nj. p. Hall and
family, p Saller, San Francisco /; Miss Shell
don, Virginia City J. Davis, San Francisco +;
J. B. Hewitt, Orc lille, California j.
Parker, San Francisco; G. w. Goodall,
Boston; W. d. March, Stockton II. ID.
Kline, Melbourne G.. w. Penley, Texas ;
j. r. Burrow, Kansas Miss Peas, Sacra-
mento; J. c. Martin, Philadelphia Rev.
G.. W. Divoll. Cherry Creek, New York ;
Mrs. Bell, Miss Z J. Chirnside, England ;
Charles Sinclair, Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire d. S. Mills, New York Mrs. Grover,
Major f. Meares and family, Captain Farms.
worth, San Francisco; Captain Evans, and
$50 soldiers rs emigrants, including 80 males,
to arrive in Sacramento August 25sh.
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BRIEF NOTES.

Under orders of the Chief of Police, 9TH
GERS jackson, Ferral and Ostwaldt made an
official visit to the mansion of Gilbert on
Second street late Sunday night, with the
purpose of pulling the whole establish
ment, but receiving faithful promises that
the proprietor would at once break up house
keeping in that neighborhood and go to other
parts, no action was taken.
The Heiterkeit Social Club announces its
annual excursion to take place September
4th, when q grand bali will be given by it at
Dixon. The previous successes OF similar
entertainments and excursions given by this
club is a guarantee of the same on this oc-
casion.
The State Board of Equalizat ion give notice
to owners of sheep of Sacramento county that
it proposes to increase the assessed valuation
of all sheep, lambs excepted, in Sacramento
county 10 per GEN., and will hear any objec-
tons TO such action between A. N. and
5.P NJ
The police have commenced making ar
rests for failure of property owners to COM
ply with ordinance requiring the destroying
Of weeds against their premises. The police
have orders to promptly arrest all who have
failed in this regard.
The rorth end Of the old freight shed has
been torn down as far south as the freight
OIlcf, anu tDe DFlCk louHQdtlOH loT tiic tA-
tension of the new depot is being rapidly put
down.
Captain Evans and detachment of 150
soldiers will arrive by this MORNINGS over
land train from the East. A detachment
went through TO the Bay yesterday afternoon.
Among the passengers passing Omaha yes
terday, to arrive in Sacramento August 9th,
were Mrs. DR.. T. NJ Logan, of Sacramento,
and Count and Countess of I elfener, of Paris.
The Garfield and Arthur Club of the Sec
ond Ward, A. j. Senate presiding, will hold
meeting this evening at the Grand Hotel,
Front and K streets.
Twenty-four carloads of steel rails were
yesterday forwarded from here to the termi-
nus Of the Southern Pacific Railroad.
During yesterday and day before III car
loads of tea were shipped East on the c. P.
r. r. by special trains.
The officers and members of Company B,
First Artillery, viii hold business and drill
meeting this evening.
The Republican Legion will hold their
regular meeting at Central Hall this evening
at o'clock.
Mrs. Pease Of Sacramento will be among
the passengers arriving from the East this
morning.
The river yesterday had reached the ten.
foot mark.
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BRITISH COLUMBIt.
adYlces from Victoria.

VICTORIA, August 22l.-At 1:23 P NJ. to-
day severe shock of earthquake, moving
from south to north, was felt here. Dwell
ings were violently shaken and the inmates
in some instances ran into the streets, but no
damage beyond the knocking of a few loose
bricks from the chimney tops was done. At
2:l0 o'clock and again at 2:20 slight tremors
were felt. The first shock was accompanied
by noise which resembled the report from a
heavy piece of artillery.
Rowdyism is said to be rampant at Yale
among the railway workers.
Harvesting has commenced on the island,
the prospect being unusually good.
Heavy fines were imposed on merchant
and his drayman for handling giant powder
within the city limits.
The Supreme Court having decided that
the new rules of the Court are imperative,
has also decided that the old rules are in
force
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WARRINGTON TERRITORY.
Murder as Port Townsend Successfully
Launched = Dense Smoke-Weather

at VIZ ~"
Launched = Dense smoke-Weather-
Earthquake.
PORT TOWNSEND, August 22i.-About s
o'clock last evening desperate and fatal
cutting afr " took place here in front of the
Cosmopolitan Hotel, the victim being sailor
named William Lawrence, a native of st.
John. N. B. Deceased yesterday shipped on
board the schooner Frithiet, and was standing
in front of the hotel while quarrel was in
progress between Russian Fin, named
George Nation, and another sailor. in refer
ence to money matters. Nation, without
any seeming provocation, attacked Lawrence
outside the hotel with pocket-knife, infict-
ing several s.abs on his breast, back and arm,
the latter wounds preventing him from de-
Tending himself. As soon as the bystanders
saw the knife they eldeavored to wrest it from
the Russian, and succeeded in overcoming
him with considerable difficulty. Physicians
examined the wounded man, and ordered his
removal to the Marine Hospital; but before
his arrival hither he was found to be dead.
An inquest was held on the remains this
morning, and pending post-mortem evamin-
alton it was adjourned until 2P N.
The Coroner's jury, on reassembling, heard
the testimony of Marine Surgeon Mead,
which was to the effect that deceased had
received eleven cuts, two of which
WOulu nave Detu necessarily latal, one pene-
trating the heart and the other the lungs.
The jury forthwith brought in a verdict
charging Nation with the murder. Deceased
was aged about % years.
The largest ship built on the Pacific coast
was successfully launched at Seabeck last
evening at half-past 5. She was named the
Olympus, and viii be commanded by Captain
Edwards, formerly of the bark Cassandra
Adams. She was fully rugged before launch
ing. Half an hour previously the new schooner
Eva. built for parties in San Francisco,
was also successfully launched at the same
place. About 800 persons from different
parts on the Sound witnessed the launch. A
grand ball and supper took place at night,
the Mill Company furnishing everything
free.
The wind having changed from west to
southeast since yesterday. has caused dense
smoke to overhang the bay and city, render
ing WILDLY Island totally invisible.
During the past three days the thermometer
has reached from So to go in the shade.
1t is reported that slight shock OF earth
quake was felt here to-day about noon.
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The first number of the Free Lance,
published at Nevada City every evening
except Sunday Rufus Shoemaker. editor
lis at hand. 1t is a neat-lookiDg Journal,
and is full of live, interesting matter,
while the appearance of its advertising col
umns indicates that it launches itself upon
the sea of newspaperdom with excellent
prospects of material support
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Removed-C T Jones and Ed. NJ Martin, attor'
neys at law.
w. Wood-Dentist
Probate Notice Estate of John J. Boyd, deceased
Garfield and Arthur Club-Second Ward, tonight
Company B, First Artillery Regimsnt-Meetina
tonight.
State Board of Equalization Owners of sheep.
Room and board-In private family
Partner wanted-The butcher business.
Republican Legion-At Central Hall to night.
Red House Trade Union To-day Will open.
To the public-John Baur.
Excursion Heterket Club.
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MARYsv1LLE, August 23i-In the Police
Court this morning Joseph Steffenski and
wife, charged with burglarizing Gorczinslli's
pawnb-oker shop in the absence of the pro.
prietor on the 5sh inst, the former pleaded
guilty and was held in $4,000 bail to appear
before the Superior Court. He went to jail,
but his wife was discharged.
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pIacery,lIe Republicans,

PLAcERvILIE, August 23d.-A Garfield
and Arthur Club was organized here Satur-
day, with 104 actual signers A. 2. Hale is
President, George Burnham Weep resident,
L. w. Wittmor Secretary. Preparations
are being made to enter into an active and
aggressive campaign. The Republicans here
are enthusiastic, and confident of success in
the coming P.esii ential struggle.
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Business Advertisements.

Mechanics Exchange-Jacob Schmidt, proprietor
Arcade Hotel-Thomas Guinean, proprietor.
Union Foundry-Root, Nelson & Co.
Lyon Barnes Commission merchants.
Bristol's sarsaparilla and Sugar-coated Pills.
Carl Strobel l6 acres of land for sale.
Sweetzer & Alsip- LIS acres of land for SALE
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examination this morning on charge of as
sault and battery, and was Immediately ac-
quilted. The difficulty grew out of an
assault made on Parker. published in the
Toga Talk-Harris' paper. Parker has fled
complaint against his assailant, charging
him with assault with intent to murder.
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UTAH.
Young Miner Killed.

SALT LAKE, August 23l.-Y esterday after
noon young miner by the name of George
Gerard, aged IS years, fell down a shaft in
the Oregon mine at Alta, a distance of 100
feet, killing him almost instantly. His re-
mains were brought to the city this evening.
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INVOICE Of black stiff-rim. latest style,
mems hats, only so cents. Caught on the
av Red House
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OsE hundred and sixty-four cases OF mems,
boys aud youths, ladies', misses and chill
drens' boots and shoes, received and placed
in stock ready for sale, at the Red House.
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TRY the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George W. Chesley, sole agent.
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS for hat trimmings.
etc. so cents worth of flowers for cents !:
"a rosebuds for cents; u sprays of flowers
for 5 cents moss-buds, velvet and mourning
flowers all at the same rate. The above is q
lob lot from auction, to be found on our s.
cent counter to-day, at the Red House.
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On Trial for Libel.

SANTA CRUZ August 23l.-The trial Of
William H. Wheeler, editor and publisher of
the jacksonville Semi Weekly Transcript. for
libel on G. A. Ham, wherein ne charged
Ham with having accomplished the ruin of
one of his pupils, was begun this morning in
the Superior Court, before jury. The pros
ecution is represented by the District Attor-
ney, who is assisted by Julius Lee. The de-
Tense is conducted by J. NJ. Lesser. The
publication was admitted and the prosecu.
ton rested. The defense claims that it will
r,rnva the charnas
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TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, to G P. NJ, are
ladies' days exclusively, at the Swimming
Baths. The ladies now come in large num-
hers
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TEN regular cases of mems, boys and
youths clothing just received direct from the
factory st prices that will make you smile,
at the Red House.
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TRAINED ANIMALS are a special feature
with w. w. Coles famous shows, and
his troupe of trick stations are said to sur
pass anything ever seen in this country.
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CONTINUATION of the great remnant sale
for one week more. To say that we have
bargains would only be saying what all the
ladies say who have visited this sale, and
those who have not will find it TO their in
terest to do so day at the Red House.
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SCARLET Flannel UNDERWEAR" a. the
Mechanics Store.
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STIFF Hans IL THE LATEST STYLss.-Ask
to see them in Hat Department, Mechanics
Store
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"CANroN FLANNEL" at the Mechanics
Store
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ANOTHER invoice of those whole stock kip,
double.sole, no welt, Red House brogans,
opened t--day. See advertisement in this
paper. Only 81 80. q. III. Gilman, pro-
prietor.
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T. J. CUTTERS Old BoURBoN.-This ceie-
brated Whisky is for sale by all frst-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Star
within a Shield
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Bors' CLOTHING We have just opened
out and placed in stock the following lines of
boys suits, and would invite an examination.
Union cashmere school suits for boys, 10 to
Is years, at Sc 30. Atwood blouse school
suits, at SO %, for boys, to 10 years; same
sizes in Union cashmere. at 80 youths all
wool cashmere suits, at IS rs. These goods,
we do not hesitate to say, are placed very
much below the usual rates, having been pur-
chased at an unusually favorable figure. The
material. make up and cut are stylish and
fashionable, and cannot fail to please any and
all persons who may see them. Boys Clothing
Department, Mechanics Store. Weinstock K
Lubin, proprietors.
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Wilmington Earbor ImprOvements-Pe.
destrianism-A Woman on Trial for

Arson.
Los ANGELES, August 23d-The Newport,
Oh her last down trip, towei the dredger Co
liah to San Pedro, where it will be at once
put to work on the improvements of Will
mington harbor, pursuant to the last Con-
gressional appropriation.
A five days go-as you please amateur walk
ing match began at the pavilion this evening,
with a good many entries. Susie Wiley,
Amy Howard and Edwards will give exhibit
bition walks during the match.
Mrs. Ames was placed on trial in the Su.
perior Court for arson to-day. She pleaded
that she was not in sound mind when the
conversation took place between Mrs. Reed,
her mother and herself, in which the latter
confessed to setting fire to Reeds confection-
airy store, a conversation which was over
heard by the Deputy Chief of Police and
other officers, and which was afterwards re-
peated to the District Attorney. The case
will probably 90 to the Jury tomorrow,
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HAvK TRIED Hammer Cascara Sagrada
Bitters, and find they are all they are recon-
mended to be. o. N. CRosKIrE, Sacramento.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARCADE HOTEL.

SACRAMENTO, August %, 1880
" |. Crooks, Cleveland Chas Fox, Oakland
l. J Rose Los Angeles Geo Sckes, New York
f r Thompson Mono W w Traylor, San Fran
C Robinson, San Fran Maskey, do
W Clement, do X Clement, do
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''DRY GOODS" at the Mechanics Store.
"SEwING SILk," at the Mechanics Store.
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The weather is cool and cloudy.
seriously rjurcd-Terrifortal Republic
cans shocking Death Wen
on the Narpath.

on The Warpatn.
PORTLAND, August 23d.-A young man
named Ldrey, living near Cornelius, Wash
ington county, fell from a load of hay yester-
day and struck on the sharp end of stake,
which entered his bowels, inficting very
dangerous injuries.
The Republican Convention of Washing
ton Territory will convene at Vancouver on
September Sth.
Frank Potter, who resides near Pendleton,
Umatilla county, met with shocking death
on the DIST. He was leading several horses
to water, when they saw band of horses
some distance away and started to run toward
them. The ropes became entangled around
Porters wrist, and he was dragged 800 yards
over very rough ground. The horses at
length came to halt, but not until Forter's
life was extinct and his body horribly man.
gled. When found the horses were standing
quietly over the mutilated remains.
) The following private dispatch has just
been received from Waila Walla: Last even.
ing, just before dusk, Frank j. Parker, edi-
tor Of the Statesman, and M. G. Harris. of
the To,rn Tall, had an alteration ON Third
street. During the row Harris drew pistol
and fred sbst at Parker, which fortunately
missed its aim. Parker and Harris were
both taken to jail, but were released on fur
nishing the bonds required. Harris had an
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" wArrRpRoors, at the Mechanics Store.

"LAcEs," "LAcEs," at the Mechanics
Store.