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VICTORIA, August 18th The Town of Yale
is in fiames. Nearly all the business houses,
three hotels, the gaol. Courthouse and resi-
oences have been swept away. The fire broke
ost in the Caledonia Hotel, and swept every.
thing before it.
LATER-The fire has crossed the street.
Oppenheimer Brothers brick warehouse was
the only fire-proof building in town, and it is
now in flames The stock Of goods was very
heavy and the insurance light. The loss will
therefore be very great
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CAMIN, August 1S.h.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: }. p.
Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. George Greensweig,
Max Oterfelder, San Francisco; Miss Helen
Reed, s. J. Martin. Sacramento T. r.
Troendie, J. J. Bensley, st. Louis Major
Wroughton, England Hamlet Drum, wife
and three children, z. Klyhn, Denmark; Il.
Dane and wife, Alabama; Mrs. E, Gardner,
Bridgeport. Conn; n. Steiner. Wood River,
Idaho: J. n. Dusold. Mrs. r. II. Wright,
North Carolina rs emigrant passengers, in
Guiding GO males, to arrive in Sacramento
Angus. goth.
NEwHALL. August 18th.-Passed here to.
day. to arrive in San francisco tomorrow
A. f. White, Los Angeles; Mrs. i. Aubery,
New Mexico; w. ]. Carlisle, Los Angeles
L. w. Raymond, Wisconsin.
OMAHA. August 1Sth.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento August 22i: Mrs
G. r. Miller. Grand Rapids, Mich; w. w
biilke and wife. Boston d. Sherwood, New
York; A. Keaperick, Sydney, Australia
Mrs. c. Knox ard son, San Francisco; H. j
Quinap, Orange, n. j.; f. L. Hobart ans
wife, Bradford, VT; Albert f. Cochran,
New York Alfred Hahn and family, San
Francisco; Miss Emma Burtsell, New York
| A. II Rose, San Francisco.
Thirty nine through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train to arrive in Sacra
mento August 25th.
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AdYiccs FROM TUCSON.

Tucson, August 1Ssh.-This Is the eighth
day since we have had any railway comm
nication from the west. A train arrived from
the east yesterday, having been four days
coming from DemiDg. Trains departed this
morning both for the east and west. The
latter will work its way along as well as pos
sible. and no train will arrive from that d.
rection till it gets through, which it is be-
l;eved viii not be for several days yet.
Heavy rains have fallen to day in both d.
rectons along the line of the road, andshe
situation will no doubt be still further CON-
plicated.
The supply of potatoes and other vegeta.
bles, fruit, butter aud eggs in the Tucson
markets has become exhausted, and those ar
ticles now command fancy prices.
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miles, will be completed this week. The line
from Walla Walia to Dayton. W. T., was
completed yesterday. It will be continued
to Colfax, keeping pace with the track-laying
on the Northern Pacific Railroad. The tee.
graph line has reached Westwood, Idaho, on
the boundary line between Washington and
Idaho.
Guy Rankin. while employed az sawnill
in this city, was struck on the head with q
heavy piece of timber. which cut fearful
cash in the scalp and is feared to have frac.
tured the skull.
The new comet, known as Comet c. has
been seen by hundreds It's position is north
northwest, low down toward the horizon.
The tail is of good length and breadth, but
its distance from the earth is so great that its
appearance is dim 1t is not oue-fourth IS
brilliant as that Of the. one which appeared
July 22d.
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CALIFORNIA.
Railroad Accident near Grass valley.

GRASS VALLEY, August 1Sth.-Trsin No.
In. C. n. G. r., from Colfax this morning,
near here, on coming down the grade nearing
a sharp curve, jumped the track. The train
consisted of an engine, freight car, caboose
and coach. All left the track except the
passenger coach. The cars and engine turned
over and landed twenty feet below in a cut,
completely demolishing the cars and freight
on board. How the train men escaped death
is remarkable The engineer. Mike Craig,
is badly bruised. and his left elbow cut, and
he was severely squeezed about the hips !;
nothing serious The fireman, VIM. Burns,
is badly injured, receiving severe cut in the
forehead. The flesh was cut loose from the
palm of his left hand. He is still uncon-
scious. Conductor Loughridge escaped IN
injured. He was in the caboose. The dam
age is about 81, 500.
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stabbing AFray-storm subsiding-Enr

PHOENIX, August 1S.b.-A stabbing ARRAY
occurred here yesterday, in which a Mexican
was seriously carved.
Tue Salt river is subsiding, and the storm
seems to have blown over. An attempt viii
be made to-day to bring in a mail from Mari
copa Il is rumored that Khkland valley,
Yavapai county, has been inundated by a
clond-burst and much damage done.
News is received that man named Patrick
Campbell was murdered at ST. Johns, Apache
county, by Mexican. Plumber was the OBJ
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suicide nj Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES. August 1Sth.-This after.
noon Matthew LeBoeuf, q Frenchman. who
lives below the city, suicded. He had been
feeling unwell for several days, and this
morning brought his wife 10 town. and left
her, saying he was going to the doctors, but
instead he returned to his house, where his
body was found this afternoon with the top
of his head blown off, and a discharged shot
gun near. He was in coed circumstances.
No cause is assigned. He was brother Of
the LeBoeuf who some months ago. while en-
route to France, was robbed by boodle-ringers
at San Francisco. and who ended his troubles
by drowning himself in the bay.
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Total, pounds. y ESQ, 4sc
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For two years past Messrs. Frank aud
Ed. Peake have been prospecting on Rattle
snake in this county. They recently struck
the gravel, after running bed rock tunnel
204 feet, on Rattiesnake, about two miles
above the old store. This gravel "pans
out {" at the rate of 81 IS to 81 per wheel
barrow load, and there is said to be plenty
of it, giving promise of very rich mine
in fact % cents to the barrow-load would
be regarded as good pay. o. L. Slack, OF
Canyon City, who is interested with the
Peake brothers, viii go to Rattlesnake in a
few days and engage with them in active
drifting operations. More prospecting in
this county would undoubtedly result in
the discovery OF many rich mines in new
and untried sections. Trinity Journal.
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FREE READING.--Dr. Gustavius Haas will
give free readings at the Sacramento Sem
mary this evening, to which the public are
invited.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
SALMON Fishing.

VICTORIA, August 1Ssh.-The great run of
Sockeye salmon is practically over. The
total pack will not exceed $4,000 cases The
Cosos run. which is generally small will COM
mence in about two weeks.
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IT is impossible for woman after faith
full course Of treatment with Lydia L, Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, to continue to
suffer with weakness of the uterus. Inclnse
stamp to Mrs. Lydia E. Pipkham, No. 233
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for her
pamphlets
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AN ACTUAL and veritable fight is now
going on between the rival dry goods houses
of this city, and one thing is certain that the
public must soon discover who is doing best
for item. Try Hale's monster sale.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Toe La;ei

How often do We hear this cry OF anguish from
those who find themselves sinking fast uueor the
pressure OF disease, they look back at the lost
opportunities TO regain then health To all such we
say, it is rot too late Try HRISToL'S SAbSA-
PhRliLA and PILLS; they have cured hundreds
Of sufferers Try them; Try them aul9.lt
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"MoNEY IS THE Roor OF ALL EvIL! ~
Impure blood is the root Of all disease. With
q trifs Of one root, buy King of the Blood,
which contains roots, and root out the other
root
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Total, pounds. 2lS,9Gl
REHABILITATION.
irand total. .2e. l2s. $50
TRANSFER on RsAL EsrATK.
Filed August nth.

John r. Magelitz and wife to William II. Dixon,
August IL, 1881, for $500 the south half of the
southeast quarter Of section Is, townships north,
range east, containing so acres.
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FREIGHT REPORT.
road for July, ISoI

From J. C. Stubbs, General Freight
Agent we have the following statement Of
East-bound freight per Central Pacific Rail
road for July 1881
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THE best forced sale of dry goocs for the
year is now gciDg on ct Hale's Grand Central
Depot, corner of Ninth and K streets.
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS. lll-.
CENTRAL Pacific aAsLaosis.
OVERLAND TiCngE GFrscss
OAKLAND FERRY. FOOT CT MARKET SHEET

OVERLAND TicKEr oFsscs.s
OAKLAND FERRY, FOOT CT MARKET SHEET
Commencing Saturday, Isns I. 1854.
AID UsTIL TuSTE-A B0TsCE
TAIN sgc EaATs vilL iEET. sAesaEshTa
AS FOLLOWS.
ska 4.M.-ssan 4a5s sEeey. = 2 2aas media.
o'ssV d=tion Train 20 HarYsyiiie 70 Blud an
Keiding.
A.AA 4. M.epaily,-c. P. Emisrau: Train 20
500 4. M.-(Daiiyl-c. T. Pacific Express, via
s'SV Benicia, for San Francisco.
Easklss &. N.-,or soon tHereai:cr as psac.
kSsvO t:cstle-(Sundays excepted t5sIDsl FOR
San Frrbcsco, touching at III way ports
on the Sacramento river.
tB,1A a. M.-SundayE rtat}--fasaengcr
R'DV Train for Woodland, Williams ard WI.
lows.
l1.yA A. N.-(Daily)-S San Francisec Passenger
4 '0V Con Its ut Gait with Passenger Tram Tor
lone and at Lat,.rop y "a the 5. P. Atlanti
E2press foT MADEIRA, New mad san bcena.
ventura and Santa Barbara, Los Angeles,
Yuma, Marjcopa (Prescottl, Tucson, Ben
son (Tombstonel Deuing, n. NJ, Qor A.,
7. s: F B. RI, and Rogers tEl Pasol,
1,2S6 miles from San Francisco. Connec
also at Niles for San jose.
a,Gss z. aa.-Daily(- Oregon Express for
stOV Marysville, Chico, Red Bluff and Residing
portland, Oregon.
0,AA r. M.-CDaily) Passenger Train foE Col.
HsFV fax and way stations.
$3.50 F;. n vit RS55io Sao fF"a'i''0 Passenger
A,sg T.. M.-iDailvl- Local Train to LathroI;,
Es1o connecting with s. P Emgrant Train for
Deming
Gs1s r, M.-(Sundays excepted; - Passenger
VsAS Train for Woodland and hlis Land.
ing.
r,Ss p. M.-Daily) C P Atlantic Express for
ssoc Coltax, Reno carson and VirytriaJ, SattIe
Mountain (Austinl Palisade (Euroka),
Ogden, Omaha ard East
A. n TOwNE. General sur.,fiItendent
T. Fl. GOODMAN .GenI Passr snd iHtkst Agent
ia9-4pf
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEUKouRG & Lagos,

MOS. 30, 80 AND s. FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO,
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies,
Ma ufacturers Of Malt and all kinds OF Meals, etc.
Oai meal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour,
Buckwheat Flour, ETC. New Grain Bags for sale.
au17.1pu.
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VIII Probably Reeover-RouSh Voyage
Fatal Accident serious charge.

| PORTLAND. August 1Sth.-Antoine Rack
| niger, who shot himself in the mouth near
Albany few days ago, and attempted to fall
In such manner that locomotives wheels
would pass over his body, is likely TO recover.
The ball passed below the brain, lodging in
| the back of the neck.
The ship River Avon, from Liverpool, now
IN port discharging a cargo of railroad iron,
experienced rough weather as she rounded
Cape Horn. Two sailors were thrown from
the jibboom, one of whom was drowned
The other was with difficulty saved
man named George Martin, while work.
ing on a farm to-day near Forest Grove,
Washington county, was thrown from a reap
ing machine and was fatally injured. The
large driving-wheel passed over Martins
body, crushing and injuring him SO that be
died II a short time. He came from Califor-
MA a few weeks ago.
Alfred Sanders was arrested here this af-
ternoon on charge of assault with intent TO
commit rape on year-old girl. He was
committed to await examination.
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Or; Ia Mars seminal Pnl.,-Ihe best

DR., Ia Mars Seminal PilIs.-The best
remedy in the world for General Debility, Nervous
and PHYSICAL Prostration, LOss Of Sexual Vigor,
Seminal Emissions, and the many ailments caused
remedy that speedily restores wasted vitality, and
kinales the fame of Hope, Health aud Ambition.
THB GLORY or MAN IS HIS STRENGTH. DR. LA
MARS PILLS are veritable :" Fountain Of Youth"
Price, SO 80 per bottle. sentby Express, receipt
of price Tor C. o. ID to any address. 4. Nc
BOYLE CO., Druggists, P. o. Boz / q52 San
Francisco. m25-6m
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THE people have had all sorts of doses, and
from every quarter, and it behooves them now
to weigh and test and place through the
crucible every parcel of dry goods that they
purchase. Try Hale's monster sale
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EeOpenlng OF PeIrrsUn's New Paiace
Confectionery, Dining Ice Cream ana Oyster Saloon
Nos. 6IS and go ] street, Sacramento iy63pIm
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Drink "Hall's Fepsin Wine BItfers~ and
be happy and content. 1t is absolutely pure. Cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and the "blues" Il has re
ceived First Premium throug hOut the State. ies5-d
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The only Genuine MIX Bread, delivered
every morning, by W. F. PETERSON, go J. Iy7tf
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HoLLIsTER, August 18TH Two violent
shocks of earthquake occurred here at 7:40
last evening. Buildi gs were shaken with
tremendous force.
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Barn Burned TO Report for
Duty-Narrow Escape from Horrible
Death,

Death.
PORTLAND. August 1Sth.-A large barn be-
longing to p. Adams, near McMinnville,
Yamhill county, was totally destroyed by
FIRE yesterday. Loss, 81, 500; no insurance.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Assistant Surgeon II. j. Haskins has been
ordered from Charleston, S. g.. to report at
once to General Miles at Fort Vancouver, for
duty.
An order has been Issued for nine of the
best mounted shots in the Department of the
Columbia to report at San Francisco to con-
test for the Division prize October 18th.
A daughter of Major j. A. Kress, of the
ordnance department at Fort Vancouver,
was thrown yesterday from carriage into t,
burning heap of logs. and very severely
burned. The team ran away and capsized
the buggy. The escape of the girl from dea h
was remarkable. One of the horses was badly
burned and The vehicle was reduced to a
wreck.
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LADIES fancy striped hose, extra long, for
123 cents, Mt Haie's monster sale.
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WE do not doubt the honesty or well
meaning of some of our competitors. but We
do question their ability and means to COM
pete with Hale Bros Grand Central Depot.
Try this monster sale, at the corner of Ninth
and X streets.
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CoRALrSE LACE EDcING. 80 cents for u
yards, at Hsle's monster sale.
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SECOND DISPATCH

TuLARE, August 1Ssh.- William Green
Phelps, woodchopper. not long a resident
of this county, and an old man, was brought
before Judge J. o. Lovejoy for a preliminary
examination on charge of murder, and was
held to answer. Phelps was q chronic drink
strychniae ia his coffee, and walked out with
double-barreled shotgun to where the NIexi-
can was at work, and emptied one barrel into
his body.
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TIE feeling Just now is who shall take the
lead in dry goods and Hale Bros. advise all
to make every effort to distinguish between
the true and the fals.. Try their monster
gale
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HALE's monster sale is the attraction of the
city.
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Methodist Episcopa, Conference.

PORTLAND. August 18.h.-The Doth annual
session of the Methodist Episcopal Confer,
euce met at East Portland to-day, Bi.hnr
Harris presiding. The roll was called by the
Secretary of the last Conference, and the
greater part of the members of the Confer.
ence answered to their names. Bishop Har-
ris addressed the Conference, referring very
touchingly to the death of Bishop Haven.
He said he had been unexpectedly called
upon, on account of the sad event, to come
to and preside over the Conference session.
Rev. Mr.. Tower moved, and it was unani-
rnously carried, that a committee be ap.
pointed to draft suitable minutes OF the
death of Bishop Haven, to be entered upon
the journal of the Conference the said com
mittee to also provide for memorial services.
Revs. Tower, Roberts and Dennisoa were
appointed such committee. Standing COM
mittees were announced by Bishop Harris, and
after the transaction of the usual preliminary
business the Conference adjourned until TO-
morrow forenoon
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BoYs' good kip brogans, sizes to 8, 81 %
Red House.
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LADIES white English stockings, 81 per
dozen, at Hale's monster sale.
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LADIES fac linen handkerchiefs themned),
for 81 dozep, at Hale's monster sale.
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VALEScTESSKs LAoEs, II yards for IL
cents, at Hale's monster sale.
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CREAM Spanish lace ties for % cents a
Hale's monster sale.
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EXTRA good quality ladies' merino vests for
so cents at Hale's monster sale.
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FoR WHooPINc CouGH.-Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
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For the Choicest. Freshest, Homemade
COME ctionery all kinls, at lower prices than any
other house-wholeslle or rei&-csu at HENRY
FISHERS. iy25-lm
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ALLLIYEN ToRcHoS LACE for cents at
Hale's monster sale.
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A PERFECT FuRoRE at Hale's monster sal
Of dry goods.
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MINIS low.cut. calf, sewed shoes, 50. Red
House.
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The best Meals In The city at PCicFson's,
els and go street. WITT
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Prafrs Abolition OIL The Peoples
Remedy has cured thousands; Il will care you. It
has no equal Sufferers with Rheumatism, Neu.
ralgia Sciatica, Partial Paralysis Lame Back Govt
Spnns, Bruises, Sore Throat, Collie, Cramps Cholera
Morbus, or any internal or external ache or pain
will find prom pc relief by using ABOLITION OIL
The tests Of time and have proven Its value and
its popularity is the best guarantee Of It's success
For sale By all druggists. Price small, so cents;
large 81. Ask for pRATTS ABOLITION OIL
A. MoBoYLE Il CO., Druggists, San Francisco,
Sole PropretoPs. nI25-6m
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MINIS calf boots. 81 20. Red House.
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PACIFIC COAST.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
THE MEXICAN BORDER TROUBLE.
Dasire of the ofeials to Abats the Dis
turbances.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR GRASS VALLEY
Violent Shocks of Earthquake in San Benito
County.
AN uapRovoKED MURBER IN TuLsRE COUNTY.
Items of Interest from Oregon, Arizona
and British Columbia.
Etc ...... Etc.
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LADIES heavy goat working shoes, 81
Job lott. Red House.
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MEs's working shoes, 81 % and 81 &c.
Red House.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

lin communicating information for this column care
must be taken to write proper names plaiBly, and
TO give localities clearly Anonymous commune
cations will in no case receive attention.J
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, etc.. the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, 20 TO HENRY
FISHER, No. eos ST., bet Fifth and sixth. jy25-1m
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THERE never was such cutting to pieces
of dry gonds as there is now at Hale's
monster sale.
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srurarr in rninre Counfr.

V1sALrA August 1Ssh.-Aliguel Ubrina. a
Mexican, was shot and killed by William
Phelps yesterday morning, near Tulare City.
The murder was without provocation. Phelps
is now under arrest