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, 1881-08-27
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RasuFaI q" 1He'E c,,osu
4 YHQETADLE SuBSTl4g2G FOR Cl0lIA,

Perfectly tastelcss, seeautiy sosted, d,..ass Va
Sweet gum. purge rcg4late' pas"''
IL anTesa Ps e u s!,qsS.as nc
Of the Stomach, Ltvgr, Jiqwels, kaanSy,n kanS,saToo,
der, Nervous uiaeasesf .A9attenG, eTTsiiioosnts1
Fever, Inflammation OF fhn HoHfEna Hfasosra. War
all arrangements Of the 1utaraal ssxseIv yef-
FAptel 10 effect 4 permanent cure: ruito rais X d.
etabto. containing no mercury, m'l'' "'1'
ates;eg5 obserTs aT tho following symptoa.ss, e os:
Ing from diseases ct th0. diEvstSe r. Hiool ID
stipaaon, Inward P&os. Futlness acn o. ~ Nsuses,
tho Head. Acldlty Of fae P.,9inssa st1,so os Weight
tn tho stomach, Sour Ersctastonso1 Ernsao - oHuaernG
Sensations Whun Ia y lying Ito.!u I 1n;l Psia Ia
Webs before tho Slight, Fever aaa,;nn aan t'o Yeiiox'
the Head. Deficiency o1 peFsR!.ia!inat RaiN IN ths side
noss OF tho Skin and Eyes. ta,a a,,ha. ~ of Ieai,
lireast, auti Limbs, aud euddca ftosa'S
NV do,es % e. Il i9wArs rttIs s.tasIs w a,s' ~
syste1l {{pln all tho ubovenRheu u'su'
Price, sAEs,.ts Per Dot' ,,,, at,
wo repeat that tho roader m,astd td1snssos SSs ~
books aud papers on the subject o. 0ia,ni: usi
thelE uHre, aGong which may h0 n1u''''
nRadsoaw on irrliabss ufethra'
I" EadtuaV on 6eFnnsia.n ,,.sss Of d.
And othsfs relating " d!6eFens
es'e'' o.. SOLD nv pnuaols1s' u,,ne.s
READ "EAESE AND ,11svSs ~. N.
sond letsss.stamp To R-tDH:lY, yorE. lr
50 Warren. cor, C4uvth.st.. hs1 WI yrt
formation worth Thousands will % se''
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hrs. I8axtcr n,,d Bliss.

s,u..:'s -" Iaa0' I,a o. ahs o. sa'eago @ tribune.
owlsspA.E. Ia't Aug. A.-Ineso two mon.
beginning OF Tho War: hit bcor,, OF M nrrtty
before ins " caso of ,bo ~ rrcsssen, % ~ o,h IT, snxs
very aec!ucd executive ability and sotne oriRi'
nAl!ty. ulss hnh Charge Of Armory 8Qunro Hos.
pital on tho pototnnu at tho southern cnd Of
Sevcuth .trect. Washington. nnd nsrtor ~
Sss....a,, 1,.",' h'lu n'atsr W
eampoem tosplta' a. tho noftnorn ehA OF tho
iu tho CapIta, ran I'm soycntn rtroot from nne
hospIta, 10 tho other. tuukiux them ,nort uccrs-
sfbo than nnr nthrr In tio ".v ''S 1ho~ ~, ,v,p<
who saw ono saw tho othor,-tl,usc who reporte,l
tho one renottea tho othef. thus creating and
Asep,uN W a cons.aat nVa'Eys
Either tron ehls causo or tho ability Of tho
hosn,tals, und woro Ina only one, fro,n whjcl
s'nns ana tho PIX nlrscs woro excluded. l'lss
probably correct. il was a lime Of rururc On tho
n, i1Sos o,em s9Gsht PAGES ~ husptns and was
nstca ~ !ptopa9s ;, 9at 81 snnt SUNG " i1oso sh0uld
.,tt!e reaerso " IN malo doctors Trent fet1a!e pA-
naica cfa'n,y n me oasos elted 1y Dr nss e.
womon Then, TO xaas4 against tho tntoFter..
oMontn H. r na " %au nayo n0 noee o9t
nscr In H. or ,sS o. vefy tait vv5ps OF vol
DE. nAxter On tho ,thoi' hattt was q bachelor.
runortea Womati. hntor, And would huvo no
~. muuoM MtouIa us nosnital Gxoupt as nay vslt.
uxs; s;, fEon u: ~ iltill, sunnn~h wohlon might
WI Mk tnsongn tne Wnruf tak 70 the p,.tens.
np nn',,, M to II .ao shades
sss ~ tG aad thero
WE 9t ~ y hesgrH. i.su sGAse ~ fe!iei.
II Was lnto ILLS naeholors hall ! walked one
oxt morutmE Mnu toek possesslon, 10 pfcsence OF
Meu,en! itnspee1oes, and vlslt!hg el1rRo0h,
s s.aMnaet ~ otcSy niat and alt atrntgcrs 20 mo-
,.. au.ss 'sy n!s Worx. cnalEnf MIN WIN
.MeoMph.tehey, cEittclsea tue general arrange.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGURcured for 70 Cts. 7asss
10 not ~ remedial agont In t6la world that wia
euro Fever and ABue. and other Malarnua
Bilious, Scarlet. Typhoid, Yellow and olhet
fovnra {aided by RADWAY'S PILLS. 30 quickly
as tlAOWAY'S READY RELIEF.
1t Will in a fow moments. when takcu aocosu
iaE to tho directions, cure Cramps. Spasms, souk
Stomach, Heartburn. Sick ueadnehe. lIatToisA
inyso9sn,fy Collie, Wiuta In tha Bowels ano al IT.
Tfavs!ess shoula alwayscaEry q bottle cf Rsa.
way'h lteady lteliaf With thgul. A few tarppe@
wAtor will pEeveut 6lekn13s Or pains in%
change OF Wator. II u better thkn Efeuea
uran1y or bitteGs 10 antlmG!ant.
Mlnors and Lumbcrmons should always b pro
''''' - " CAUTION.
q" All remedial agents capabtb Of destroying las
BY, an overdose should 30 Avotdod. Morphaa
opium. stsyehnine, arntca. hy0sclamus, 40 otn f.
or powerful remedies. DO M certain s!'ast r. y
vetF email docs; relieve tho patient during tartd td
actlo1 IN tho syatetn. But orbaps 70 sass sssv1s
dose, II ropented, uay aRxftyate and lnSsvs.Ss So.S
the suffering. and another dose cause ae,.n aea's
Thera ID no neceBaity for using fh0so gnoS gnoSSasxs
sgelta when poeitav0 gnmady llk0 Aasstirs Aaa"tMi
Heady Relief will stop tho most e1eluesasiHEs aiHs
pain quicker, without entullirg the leas' clf
Guilty In either iutaut or adult,
THE TRUE RELIEF. ~,
NApwAY'a lsHApY HKLtFr4a tho only temeaI"
agent Ia vogue that will adst&ntly stop pa'o'
EYftU Cettks EBf Dotuo.
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Chief was going down at the time Of the dis
aster. When about half mile apart the
Oregon gave signal for the other steamer to
pass on the port side. The signal was cor
rectly answered by the Clatsop Chief, but
Captain w. E. Mitchell, who was at the
wheel, changed her course and attempted to
cross the bow of the Oregon. The Clatsop
Chief had a large barge in tow and could not
be handled easily. Both barge and steamer
were struck about 'midships and cut entirely
in twain by the Oregon. Thirteen men were
on board the scow and steamer, only nine OF
whom were rescued. Those drowned were
Henry Ammons, Andrew Kay, John Sonny
and H. Smith. Captain Hiram Brown, pilot
of the Oregon, saw that the collision was
unavoidable, and he Immediately reversed the
propeller, and WAS backing with all his might
when the steamer struck. Boats were
lowered as quickly as possible and every ef-
fort made to rescue the imperiled men. The
night was very dark, or probably every. one
could have been rescued. After the collision
the Oregon drifted down with the wreck for
several miles. and did not abandon it until
all were taken off. No fault is found with
Captain Brown, who used every possible pre-
caution to avoid the disaster. The collision
was due solely to the misrepresentation OF
Captain Mitchell, who, through Ignorance or
excitement, changed the course of the Clatsop
Chief, and attempted to cross the bow OF the
ocean steamer The matter will be thor
oughly investigated by the Board of Pilot
Commissioners The bodies of the unfor-
tunate men drowned have not yet been re-
covered. Both steamer and barge are total
loss. The Oregon sustained no damage by
the collision
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Items from Port Townsend.

PoRT TOWNSEND. March 1st.-Hon. J. 0:
Horr, of Olympia, arrived here to-day, and
relieved Special Treasury Agent Major w.
G. Morris, who has been in charge of the
district for some years past. Major Morris
will be transferred to the district of Alaska.
The Canadian Government in Victoria re-
fused to deliver up the Russian murderer
Henry Messie to the Sheriff of this county
to-day, after he presented the order from the
President of the United States. The excuse
given was that the order of release had not
vet been received from the Governor-General
of Canada. This is the second term of Court
since the incarceration of Messie, and tits feared
that he may escape punishment altogether.
by reason Of red tapeism and nice TECHNICAL
ties. Since Messies confinement in Victoria
jail he has made two desperate attempts to
escape, and once came near numbering his
jailor, and great anxiety is felt in Victoria to
get rid of such dangerous character.
The people of Port Discovery are greatly
excited over a slight gold discovery in their
vicinity. The specimen of quartz forwarded
to San Fran cisco some time since from that
place assays only S14 to the ton, which has
induced parties to start out on mining ex-
petition.
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SERIOUS SHOOTING ARRAYS IN ARIZONA.
CALIFORNIA.
The KalIoch Murder Case Opening for
the Defense,

The KalI0ch Murder Case Opening for
the Defense.
SAN Francisco, March 1st.-In the trial
of young Kalloch for the murder of Charles
De Young, the defense opened to-day. Great
interest was manifested, for the line Of de-
Tense has been a fruitful subject of specula-
ton. Hightou, of counsel for the defense, in
his opening, announced his defense to be :
First, on technical grounds, the prisoner
having been once before placed in jeopardy
and discharged, according to the Court
records second, self-defense; third, transl-
tory mania. The counsel expected to prove
that from what had before happened and the
known character of De Young, the prisoner
was in reasonable fear of his life that on the
day of the tragedy the prisoner had
had an interview with a friend of
De Young, and had made an ap-
pointment TO meet deceased, with a
view of making arrangements to stop the
publication of a pamphlet rejecting on the
prisoners father, the condition being chat IN
the event of its suppression the elder halloch
would not prosecute DE Young for the at
tempt on his life that soon after the prisoner
became aware that the pamphlets vera being
circulated, and he went to the Chrontcte
office in an agitated state OF mind, observed
a threatening expression on DE Houngs lace
and motion as if TO draw pistol as he en-.
tered, and that drawing his pistol both bred
simultaneously. We propose to vlndlcate
the testimony of Clemetshaw, who was sent
to the Penitentiary for perjury, in swearing
at the preliminary examination that DE
Young fred the first shot. At the conclusion
of the opening address number OF witnesses
were examined as to the good character OF the
prisoner previous TO the tragedy. The Court
room was crowded.
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SAN FRANCISCO, NJ rch /, 1881.
AFTERNOON SESSION
SAN Francisco MONEY MARKET.-The de.

SAN Francisco MONEY MARKET.-The de.
mand for money for local wants is quiet, and
rates remain unchanged, say sag per cent.
In the case of term loans, the tax on the
mortgage is guaranteed by the lender, thus
reducing the rate to that class of borrowers
to car per cent. Call loans on prime securi-
ties vary from to 5 per cent. The feature
of the week is the great demand for remit
lance to New York to avail of the pinch
there, which has raised the rates of interest
in few cases to per cent. per diem, in ad.
dition to the legal rate per annum. The
banks here have put up the rates, and will
not sell transfers except to cover legitimate
business transactions. They are demanding
in these cases 30@373c per 800 for regular
drafts and l per cent. for Geographic trans
fers. Exchange on London has been irregu-
lar for the past three days, but is steadier at
the close at 49bG1+95d fer bankers bills, and
sod to Sold for commercial bills. Refined
silver is III to 125 per cent. discount. Mex
lean dollars are nominal at 90@90ac.-[S. F.
Bulletin, March LIST.
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Sacramento Market.

FRurr-our Sacramento quotations from
the price-lists Of W. R Strong Co., and are
revised up to P. N. yesterday. They rep
resent trade prices, and have in view selected
fruits suitable for shipment Sptzenberg, and other
choice eating Apples 81 25 box; cooking, soe@sl IS;
papered tor long shipment 81 25; or9nges, Califor-
MIA 81 50G3 30 q box; lemons, Sicily, S8d10 3 box;
California, s4@5; bananas, s4a4 so . bunch sugar
cane, 81 5o@S Q bunch pineapples. ss@9 dozen
LINES, 81 50a1 rs y 100; do, q box, s10@11.
In fruit the variety is small, confined mainly to
apples and tropical fruits California Oranges are
now coming forward freely, and improving in
quality IS the season advances
DRIED FRUr-Apples, sliced, case; do quartered,
6@7c; pears, 9a11c; plums, pitted, Halle; whole,
case peaches, l3914c; peeled, 1sd19c prunes,
l2@14c; blackberries, 15@1Sc; Figs, 7@10c
HoSgY-Comb, San Diego, 13dl7c; comb, in IN
cans, So SOFA ; extra extracted, S@10c Q b com
mon extracted, case q h.
SEEp-Alfalfa, 12i@15c; Timothy EASTERN, 10@
12c; Red Clover, Halle; Red Top, 1S@15c-
NUTs-English Waluuts, 9d10c; new California
do, extra choice, 1odI2c Almonds, 16@1sc; Pea
nuts, care for California and s@9c for Eastern !;
Hickory Nuts, s@10c; Pecan, 15c; Filberts,
I5c; Brazis, 13al4c . h Cocoanuts, s9@10 . 100.
FEEp-Our quotations from the price-lists Of
E. A Burr, of this city, and corrected to date
Dat hay, s15d17 q ton, baed alfalfa, s11@12 . ton,
baled bran, s14a15 . ton; barley, $40 9 ton !;
ground bariey,si 10 2 cwt.; wheat 81 30@1 40 /;
oats. % q cwt; white wild oats 81 25.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES To THE RECORD
UNION.
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL

Sansome street Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Expressl San Francisco.
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A. N. ToWNE. General Supetint endent
| T. e. GOODMAN ..Genl Passr and Ilcket agent
! ja9-4pd
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southcrp Paciilc Passenger.

MoJAvE, March 1st.-The following pas
sengers passed Mojave to-day, to arrive in
San Francisco tomorrow Frank McGovern
and wife, Los Angeles; Henry Hartman,
Oakland; +. Conner, New Mexico J. A.
jackson, San Francisco A. A. Williamson,
Oakland; W. II. Perry, Los Angeles W.
C. Miller, Yuma George Winslow and
II. Hastings, L. Biglow. San Francisco c.
B. Hanna, Colorado; Mrs. w. Hubbard,
Ohio; Mrs. S. d. Hovev, San Francisco
J. L. Hosmer and wife, Ohio Miss Lottie
Lodge, Miss E. Nelson, Arizona; c. II.
Bradley, Z. L. Bradley Los Angeles.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
[srEcrAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-uN1oS.
Senate.

WASHINGTON. March lst.-The conference report
on the river and harbor bill agreed to without
discussion.
Beck reported from the Committee on Appropria
lions, with amendments the sundry civil appropria
ton bills. The report was merely pro forma.
An evening session was ordered for the House
bills on the calendar favorably reported unles:
otherwise ordered, leaving the Japanese indemnity
bill to come up as unfinished business tomorrow
At the evening session bare quorum was present
The conference report on the Notifications appro
priation bill was concurred in, and number Of
House bills, unobjected to, passed.
Adjourned
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NEW MEXICO.
Murder and IL, Punishment.

SANTA FE, March 1st.-Informatio is re.
ceived from Rio Arroba county that a short
time ago an American was found murdered
in front of Jose Lopsz's store. The latter
being suspicioned, two nights after some rail
road men broke open the store and beat Lo-
peg to death. A few days later an Ameri
can was murdered by two Mexicans near
Coyote. The latter were chased by party
of Americans, and one Mexican was killed
and the other captured.
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEw YORK, March lst
BREApsrUFFs-Flour is steady and Wheat is strong,
latter at 81 14d1 IS.
BARLEY-Duil and nominal at 81 05 al So
HIDEs-California steady with fair demand at q
gale
Wooi.-Dull and nominal at 14d1sc for fall bury,
and I9G96c for clean fall; spring bury, 1S924c
clean spring. 20@36e; pulled, SSG45e.
LIVERPOOL, March 1st-
wHEAT-Good to choice California 9s ID to SO Cd.
Spot lots buoyant floating cargoes strong cargoes
on passage for shipment irregular of coast cargoes
46s Cd; nearly due ASS Cd /; just shipped AS Cd.
Boston, March LIST.
WooI.--Is in fair demand, but prices are without
Improvement, with prospect OF an immediate
change Manufacturers free purchasers at low
prices and holders are disposed to work on stocks
to some extent. California wool has been in fair
demand, with sales mostly at IL Ice for fall
PHILADELPHIA, March LIST.
weel-Is slightly easier Oregon, fine 2sa33c
medium, 32d35c; coarse. 299Soc; New Mexican
and Colorado, fine. 1Td22e; medium, so926c
coarse (for carpet 10000. California descriptions
are not quoted
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ARIZONA.
shooting Anrays-EicIi Mining strike.

Tucson, March 1st-A Wilcox special to
the Star says: A man by the name of Col.
Inns got into an alteration with some tramps.
Collins shot one of them, and another of the
gang shot Collins. The tramp was shot
through the body and Collins through the
neck. Both are still living. The balance OF
the squad of tramps are under arrest and
confined in box car.
A special from Tombstone says: Henry
II Kelley was shot and seriously wounded
this morning by Steve McCallister.
Private advices from Harshaw say there is
great excitement there caused by the striking
of chimney in one of the Harishell mines.
The groupings are fifteen feet high and nine
teen feet wide, of solid ore, with horn silver
mixed through it. The property was lately
purchased by Dan Gillette, of San Fran
cisco.
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ORDER OF SALE.

cTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA-
y mento. In the Superior Court. In the matter
Of the estate of CHARLES KIDDER, deceased. 1t
appearing from the petition this day presented and
filed By Joseph w. Houston, Administrator of said
estate (praying for order Of sale of real estate
tn it is necessary to sell to pay debts and expenses
the following described real estate, TO wit: The
undivided half of the lower third of lot Z, of the
Sheldon estate situated in Lee Township, in Sacra-
mento county, State Of California, containing about
277 acres It is therefore ordered that all persons
interested in said estate appear before this Court,
at the Courtroom of said Court, in Sacramento
city, on MONDAY, the 21st day of MARCH, 1881, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, to show cause why order should
not be granted to said Administrator to sell said real
estate. That copy of this order be published at
least four successive weeks in the SACRAMENTO
DAILY RECORD UNION, newspaper printed and pub
shed in this county.
Dated February II, 1881.
ROBT. G. CLARK, Superior Judge.
FREEMAN & BATES, Attorneys for estate.
fe1S-30t
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Canfnrcd and Hailed.

SAN RAFAEL, March 1st.-Severin Roth,
the man who shot Samuel Sherman at Cali
fornia City yesterday, was arrested at San
Quentin last night by Deputy Sheriff Sher-
man, and lodged in jail here. Sherman was
a cook there, and Roth laborer-both in
the employ of LYpde & Hough.
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San FRANCISCO Meat Market.

Beef and mutton are unchanged, with fair supply.
Hogs are in strong demand. The supply is light,
and prices have advancing tendency. Follow
ing are rates for whole carcasses from slaugterers
to dealers
BEEF-Prime, 6a7c medium grades, 45@54c;
inferior, 40641e q ID.
VEAL-Large calves, 7@sc small ones, sl@9tc
Q Ii.
ewes at 4d4lc g II.
LAMB Spring lamb, 1O@l2c D ID.
PoRK-Live hogs, 54@52c, for hard, and 4aq5c
for soft dressed do, 6dSfc q ID.
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NOTICE OF CoNvEYANCe.E

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
of California in and for Sacramento countY.-In
the matter of the application of the Directors of the
Womans Home for the Sick for leave TO convey real
estate. Notice is hereby given that application will
be made by the Directors of the Woman's Home for
the Sick to the Superior Court of Sacramento coun
ty, on MONDAY, the 7th day of MARCH, 1881, at
the opening of said Court on that day, or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard, for order
thorzing said corporation to convey all their real
estate to Margaret E. Croker.
Attest my hand and the seal Of said Court hereto
affixed, this 18th day of FEBRUARY, 1881.
IsEALI THOS. II. BERKEY, Clerk.
By J. H. PARNELL, Deputy Clerk.
T. TAYLOR Attorney for Petitioners mrl-3t
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BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

TyHE ABOVE WELL KNOWN SUPERIOR
u MONTE DIABLO COAL, the moe. economical
that De used forst lis for sale in lots to sui
st Black Diamond Landing, Contra Costa county
and st the Office Of the Company, southeast corne
Of Folsom and Spear streets, San Francisco.
P. B. CORNWALL,
fele-t President B. D. C. III. Co
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Body Found-Attempted suicide-Mas-
nuernde Ball.

STOCKTON, March 1st.-The body of an I'M
known man was found to-day floating in Po-
tato slough, near the lower end of Roberts
island. Coroner Ring left this afternoon on
the San Francisco steamer to hold an inquest.
Last night Carrie Williams, a member of
the demi monde. attempted suicide by taking
poison while in liquor. Remedies were
promptly administered and her life saved.
The masquerade ball of the Stockton Turn
Verein, held here tonight, was grand sue
Gag
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passenrers PASSING Car,,n.

CARLIN, March 1st-The following pas.
sengers passed Carlin to-day. TO arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow: G. W. Towle and
wife, Dutch Flat /. Durboraw, wife and
three children, Washington F. Clark and
wife. New York Mrs. Burrage, San Fran
cisco; H. Mack, wife and three children,
Canon City, Col; J. Dallas, wife and child,
Montana: G. w. Keith and wife, Boston /; J.
ri. B. Williams, Mrs E W. Leonard, 81.
ii. Brockett, San Francisco; S. Cohen,
Montana: H. L. Kirknau, New York; j.
Clinton, Boston B. LightHer. W. 1. Under
hill. Sacramento Mrs. Fl. Nelson, Boston
A. r. Gunnison, I. Houigsberger. E. L.
Frank, San Francisco; +. B. Fisher. Boston
40 enigrant passengers, including so males,
to arrive in Sacramento March Sd.
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OREGON.

Collision OF Steamers and Loss OF Lie.
portland, March 1st.-A disastrous col
Esion occurred last night between the ocean
steamer Oregon and toe little nveT steamer
Clatsop Chief, about twenty. nVe mn mlles below
Oregon S11.s was on her way up, and the Clatsop
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Yisitors at Monterey.

MONTEREY, March lst.-The following are
among those registered at the Hotel Del
Monte to-day: Miss Mulholl, st. Louis
Mrs. c. F. Buckley, three children and
nurse, John NJ. Adams and wife, G. Sim
monds. San Francisco Hermann B. Peyton
and wife, Santa Cruz; Mrs. S. Trull, San
Francisco
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-02

NORTH SAN JUAN, March 1st.-Last even.
ing at o'clock blast of q, 900 pounds of
Judson powder was set off in the American
Mining Company's claims at Sebastopol, one
mile west of this place. The conclusion was
barely perceptible here but did good execu-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-02

NORTH San JUAN, March 1st.-We have
had for the past three or four days heavy
rain, but to-day it is clear and cool
SHASTA, March 1st.-The drilling showers
of the past two days eliminated this after
noon into quite heavy rain, which still con-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-02

After all the evidence was in Galveston
Judge asked the accused, who was charged
with stealing a watch, if he had anything
more to offer. ''I did have an old silver
watch to offer you Judge, but my lawyer
borrowed it and hasn't brought it back
vet"