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The daily gazette., 1881-06-24

NoTICE.-Dr. Knne's Great Nerve
kestorsr 10 she marvel Of the age for oil
Nerve piseasss. AL dts stopped hee.-
Send 10 s3i Arch Street 'PhiS Aelphlas
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aOfaii sad words OF tongue or pen,
The saddest are these, ait might have
BEEN"
The above probation was forcib'y
brought to mind the other day by hear.
Ing a young lady remark that she would
not now be dying with consumption II
she had taken Sine's Syrup OF Tar,
wild Cherry and Horehound, IN
No mber last, and cured her colo, as
riend of hers Did.
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Di Ed.

BARTRAM.-Suddenl ouithe xznd Inst.
Benjamln Bartram In the t0sh year q
his age. ~ -s.
Friends and relatives of the fAmily aro
frnr, his ,:ta re.i,Iarca nS.r G.-s~ssI~
Christiana hun irod. on Saturday. Gh0
25th inst, TO leave the house at 4 opeloak /.
June 23-2t.
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SUITS MADE

Al short notice for the
balance Of the season ct
the MODEL TAILOR SroRS.
233 Market Street. We
are now closing out our
Spring Stock.
FERD CARSON. ..s.s
MIRoHANr TAILOR,
ass Markst Street.
eiAisAt
81
teza-sod
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A leading member of the y.
GAkRoT LEEDS & ilso Brosdxay, & W1 ssss
"Iiebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic strengthens
ed my wife a. NO other tonic has ever
done. and It Il besides pleasant y take.s
Ce.'s Cocoa Tonic. Il will rocons14u6$
the most shattered and snfesbled, Feln.
vigorats aged the and innrm, an1
make sickly children and iRtaAN
blooming and healthy,
John KissenRer, convicted In Balh-
more Of feloniously assaulting . little
girl, was sentenced yesterday 20 twelve
years in the penitentiary.
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THE ARREST.

The messenger that Mr.. Hickman
sent after police officer, mel Sergeant
Jones corner of Third and Market
streets, to whom he stated his errand.
The officer at once started In pursuit
and came up with the murderer on
Front street near Tatnall. He did not
.ttempt to run when he seen the off,
ser, but turned around and stopped.
When the Sergeant laid his hands up
IN him to make the arrest the man at
once resisted. Sergeant Jones then
l attempted to throw his prisoner IN or.
der to get the nippers on bin. With
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june 2l-2i-U-l
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MURDERED!
A Disturbance at the Holly
Tree Inn This Morning.
A BULLYING TRAMP ATTACKS
AND KILLS THE COOK.
How the Deed Was Done-The
Murderer Under Arrest.

About $50 o'clock this morning viii
mington was the scene OF another MUIR
der and q cold-blooded one AZ that.
The murder took place At the Holly
Tree Inn, N. K. Corner Of Water aud
Market streets, the murdered man be.
ing employed as cook In the establish
ment, and the murderer Is large brawny
EnglishtIan whv belongs to that class
of woI hless men, known 40 tramps.
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| building improvements are going nor manufac;-
| uring enterprises protected. Rumor has it that
the Marysville woo,en Mills contemplate enlargug
their premises and increasing their capacity at an
| early day. The only public work being prose
euted here is the Strengthening and raising of the
city levees north aud west Of the city, under the
supervision of the Levee Commissioners. Over 100
men and teams are now employed. The trestlework
on Hedges grade and the Featherriver bridge are
also being built and the work will be completed in
side of month. There will probably be demand
for more ls6orers on the levee work when the
Drainage Commissioners begin and for farm hands
as the harvest season advances. The crop prospect
is most encouraging, the late rains msuring good
yield from all late sown grain and bouutiiu har-
vest will be the result
CANProSvnLE. business prospects of this
section for the coming peculiarly fat
tering One new 20staInp quartz mill has just been
completed, and another of ten stamps which has
lain idle for some time, is about to opera
tons. These with other mining enterprises now
under way, will give employment 10 a much larger
number of laborers than ever before. The hay
ana fruit crops of this neghborhood will be very
large
never better. Since the fire of last fall the
burnt district has been replaced with brick This
season the l. o. o. F. will put up $40, ,00a hall
There will also be several improvements made in
other parts of the town. The San Francisco Copper
Company, at Spenceville, making substantial
improvements The mine is now established on
permanent basis. About 125 men are employed
steadily. As the mine is developed more men are
put to work There is eysry prospect of quite de.
msnd for labor The levees and dam will have to
be repaired aud some work started Probably
from 800 to 500 men will find work on our river for
several months this fall The harvest prospects are
very encouraging. The storm OF las week was
bles ing to the farmers of this community With
the exception of few low places the crops will be
fully up TO the standard of last year. our ware.
houses are full OF last years grain.
Sacramento.
III may be added to the foregoing that the bust
ness outlook in Sacramento is good Trade has
been dull for few weeks, owing to sections being
cut off by high waters but the tone of business is
being rapidly restored. Much building is going on !;
all the local industries being actively prosecuted
few men are out OF employment real estate prices
have stiffened, and the general outlook is very
promising.
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ARemarkanle Floor covering

The floor cloth. "Linoleun,, " has now been
manufactured for some years, and is much
commended by all who use it. Itis composed
mainly of Underground cork and solidiied
oil. Remarkable alike for durability, beauty
and cleanliness, the demand must continue to
increase. IL has stood the test of time; bnt
mutations being on the market, buyers sh ,uld
look on tbe back of the cloth for the W ,rd
I,1No1 Elm . which on the genuine is printed
on every square yard. All carpet detiers
keen it.
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The Irria alton ncbate and Mr. FELTON,.

Concerning the irrigation debate in the Assembly
on April 18TH the report of which app, ared in the
RECORD UNION of Saturday, the object aimed at IN
making the report referred to was to present cor
csely the central thought. Of those representatives
from sections where irrigation is q prominent sub
ject and especially # those who in the south of tne
State are representing districts where irrigation
has been entered upon. In prese ting the debate
some injustice done Mr. FELTON, by the emission
of his remarks in reply to references directed toward
him and his p sition. That he NAV not be
aced in false light in the matter. it is
proper to say, regarding the remarks of Mr. Del
Valle conveying the int nation That in his oppns-
ton to the Mr.. Felton's private in.
terests biased his judgment to the importance
of the bill, Mr.. FELTON, replied, and as soon as the
expression made he was requested by Mr. Eel
ton to explain his reasons for his remark, au to
give his authority therefore This Mr. Del Vale
premisec TO do and failing, Mr.. FELTON, positively
denied the in.putation doducitie from tie words,
and said 'The gentleman is mistaken in regard
to bis assertion about me. | have no interest di-
e.ty or indirectly, in irrigation On the adoption
of the Constitution divested myself CT all property
which could be declared of public use" At later
period in the debate Mr. Felton, instead
of asking, as stated, Mr.. Baker OF Yolo
If he could prove the assertions that
he was making, to the effect that the State Eusi-
neer had made nothing but pTel minary survey
for canal from Tuare lake, Mr. FELToS said i:
am glad that you (hr Baker, have made the state
ment, as ! have never, and do not now intend 10
make any statement the door of this House trat
do not believe to be rue NY authority was n
note from Senator in the other House to TINS
effect
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters cures
constipation, liver complaint and puri6es the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-20

HAuaER's DRUG STORE, Fourth and streets
Sacramento.
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PREVAILING DEMAND FOR LABoR1Ne MEN
A Prosperous Year Assured to the Golden
State.

SPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE RkooRD-UNIoS
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WooDLASD.-The spring business may now be
considered fairly open. Our merchants have all
laid in good stocks, and trade with them is good
The agricultural implement houses are also prepar
ing by LAYING in heavy stocks of machine mowers
and horse rakes, for the very heavy hay crop now
assured and nearly ready to be cut. Summer fallow
and volunteer wheat and barley are heading out,
with prospect of abundant yield. The late
sown grain is also coming on finely Saturdays
rain of II of inch was just the thing for this
county, and with good weather from this insures
better crops than usual The grain area Is perhaps
25 per cent less than last year. but the prospect for
a large proportionate yield was never better than
now. There has been remarkable absence of
north winds this spring, while we have also been
favored with plenty of rain. Woodland is steadily
improving. Every building is occupied and more
are needed. fine brick block is now being erected
and others are to so up soon as the brick can be
procured. Our streets are good and constantly
being improved, and Oh Main street the artificial
stone pavement is being quite generally laid for
sidewalks. Another brick school-house Is soon to
be erected, and many private residences are going
up. An extensive foundry, machine shop and
planning mill has recently been added to our manu.
featuring establishments, which is turning out lots
Of work. An ice mandatory has also just been
put in successful operation, capable of turning out
ten tons day. Our population is increasing stead
ily, as the advantages of our rich country are be-
coming known, together with our excellent school
facilities, the healthfulness of our climate, etc
We have five churches, and two more are projected
Everybody who comes here says Woodland is one
of the prettest and best towns in the State
Yuba.
MAgysvILLE.-The business outlook III this section
Is less promising than heretofore, partly account
of the uncertainty attending the fate of the Drainage
Act and the inrrssi II, which sreneraIlv nreaiIs That
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Santa Barbara.

SANTA BARBARA.-Santa Barbara county, from
one end to the other, rejoices in the prospects of
magnificent harvests. Hay cutting has commenced,
and the yield is splendid. The gran-felds never
presented better appearance. All classes of cereals
will produce enormously. Frsits OF all kinds are
bearing heavily. Flax is in blossom, and promises
handsome returns. The grazing interests are pros
pering abundantly, and the apiarists anticipat
ing an immense crop Of honey. There is general
activity among all classes Of people, their enterprise
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Marin.

san RAF1EL--Judging from the numerous houses
about finished, and others in course of erection
also the quiet iuquiry for desirable building oca.
tions, the coming year will be the most prosperous
this town has had for some time. We have expert.
enced considerable drawback in lacking superior
hotel accommodations, but now that the Tamapais
Hotel is reopened that is obyiated. There has been
since the first of the year sale Of land in Ross
valley amounting to SIS, GOO, which the purchaser
intends expending SIS, ,ooO in improvements. There
is considerable outside labor employed here at pres.
ent but as general thing the local supply is equal
to the demand.
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AN Mateo.

REDWOOD CrTY.-The business outlook in this
buildings or manufactures are projected. COM
psny prospecting for mines underneath this town
by means of an artesian well. Anosler company
commences next week prospecting for oil on the
coast side of this county The only manufact )ries
here are two tanneries, which are running with a
full complement of men. There is no demand for
labor in any part o, the county, the home supply
being amply sufficient The crop outlook at the
present time is very fayorable-hardly ever better,
with a somewhat less acreage than last wear.
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Stanisiaus

MonEsTo.-0wing to the late rains the business
outlookfor the coming season is looking upward
with the prospect of large crops. A large number
Of buildings, both business and private, have been
commenced and in contemplation. There is also
large plow factory in course OF erection The pres
eat prospects will warrant The employment OF
large number of mechanics and laborers the coming
season.
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PLAcERylLLE.-The business outlook is good
though there is not much building to be expected
There will be large yield of fruit of all kinds The
agricultural outlook for the county was never bet
ter. There is large winery in course of construc
tion at FL Dorado, and also one at Sbngle Springs
There will be larger yield of raisns for the year OF
1881 than ever before No demand for labor exists
at present, though there is great activity in mining
circles
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Tuba.

MARYsvILLE.-The business outlook III this section
Is less promising than heretofore partly account
of the uncertainty attending the fate of the Drainage
Act and the pressi which generally prevails tha,
If hydraulic mining is not stopped the handsomest
town in northern California VIII be destroyed. No
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Kern.

BAKERsrIELD.- The business outlook is improv-
ing The carpenters and builders in town are busy
The crops look remarkably fine The late rain has
been of material benefit, saving irrigation. The ex
tensiye improvements that are projected in the val
ley held in allegiance until the great water SUIT is
decided. At present the demand for labor is good
and will continue but if the defendants win the
water suit 1t will be very large. EXte sive i'm
proyements have just been completed on the Colo.
way Canal and 1900 acres of land more than last
year has been eul ivated AMI sown in grain Kern.
vile, our principal mining town, is very lively rich
and extensive strikes having beer made there re-
Gently
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san Joaquin.

STocKroS.-More building is going on and more
in contemplation at, the present time in Stockton
than at any previous time for number of
years past. Dwellings are multiplying rap.
idly in all parts OF the city They are chiefly cot
tages, varying in cost from 81 800 to $4,000. The
manufacturing interests lively, all firms working
more hands than usual at this season OF the year.
The business condition is satisfactory and the gen.
eral outlook is regarded highly encouraging.
While there is no scarcity of laborers at present
when the harvest opens there viii be no lack
o. opportunity for industrious men to procure en-
ployment. Observing visitors speak in high terms
of the business activity manifested in Stockton.
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DuTcH FLAT.-The Baker, Polar Star, Gold
Run, Bonanza and other hydraulic mines are running
steadily, employ ing in the mines and bitches per-
and Franklin mines are idle The Kearsarge and
Alabama sawmillso Towle Brothers are turning out
vast quantities OF pine and cedar lumber The pro-
prietors have recently removed the latter mill
from Canyon creek TO Little Bear valley and
have completed several miles of new track, by
which they avoid the hosting works that heretofore
made break in their narrow-gauge railroad The
lumber is shipped principally to Sacramento and
Arizona. Carn, Putnam and others are running
saw mills a smaller scale About 200 men are
employed in the lumber mills Times are better
and wages higher here than in other portions of the
county, although the labor market is more than
supplied. No new building is going on exeep, oc-
casionally to replace old buildings brick kiln is
much needed here. The mining and lumber inter.
ests bid fair TO continue as at present for many
years to come.
AuBuRS-The business outlook OF this neighbor.
hood is very favorable. The farmers look for good
crops, and preparations being made for consid.
erable building the coming summer. oae hotel,
burned last winter, win be rebuilt on larger plan,
and another enlaTseu- One OF tBc Orlck buildings
viii be enlarged. The past winter eight ten
buildings were erected in various portions Of the
town, most of them residences, and great deal Of
repairing and improving OF dwellings and yards has
been done There is not likely to be any great de-
mand for outside labor, as our home mechanics are
probably equal to the projected work. A warm,
copious rain fell here Saturday night and Sunday,
which has greatly improved the growing crops.
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snAsrA.-The business outlook for the season at
this place is very good, Merchants anticipate quite
increase over the previous seasons trade Build
ing will be about the same. The demand for labor
is moderate, and will be mostly supplied by home
laborers Our rainfall is the greatest ever known at
this place, being LOG inches Farmers report the
crops better than before known at this time OF
the year, and anticipate large hsrvests. Our last
rain has benefited the county many thousands of
dollars. It is still very cloudy, with strong ndica-
tions that we will have another storm
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DowNIEriLLE.-The prospect is very promising
for good mining season. Spring opens about
month earlier than usual, and vegetation is very
forward. The miners are all at work in the placer
and quartz mines and there is a demand for prac.
teal miners
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TuIare.

SAN BUENAvENTURA. - The business outlook
of the country was never better. The rains
since Friday insure abundant crops. All kinds of
labor will be in demand. One hundred and fifty
men can have steady work. The wages average $50
per month the year round. The farmers figuring
on building barns, houses and fences The sheep
and hog owners have made immense profits at
going rates. Quite active inquiry prevails as to
prices of real estate, and there is probability of
large sales OF farm lan:s The wheat crop looks
especially promising.
, 1881-07-04

motor being contributed to develop nm oncrgy
somctht1E equivalent In sixteen po,.ndA per
communicated with Il stnnil screw PLACED in
tofnpt was natls to t,titss thu wlMc of tho mn
liz te tsnen. s'S6 W6nt 'n u ts pnras
ii. which weighed II, nli mt 6l pn.na. wns Il,
tlltncnae ent!roly With O.! unrst,a!t It wt,s M.
battery c:'il 10 takcn out s,r bit ii, liz scrow
i,a'!t q tse lot. t6e Him Il; sega!4oi 10 a!teF:
lratlon. It WIS stopped hatnntly. was. Btartol
as sNutekly, and tho aorow WIS eovcrsed III tho
1rnotiom Of scoond. It required no 1ttcnt!on,
docs not stnto III have keEt oi' working .for ii
hOt,rs without much dlifornnco,o Of HIced. a
hutton prosscd dawn would start It, mud il kopt
inefor. There i. f"ii scope fos poetisai ims in:
SFnso ,sa ,,sa T. n":ye wsrh wsrha r. t9s k
pripeipios .of .siornr electric power .are, bettcr
an.lerstnM: those things which arc nrty toys
ta'.dar VIII 1o mado capebE9 Of boarding n
tho electric otfoots OF tho honvens. Nt,W, since
aft1r nlI this Nlwor may 10 Ronerntoh ny mo.
t!n,,. We mKt @ M hayS a. i,as aircady beet stated,
w"id collect tho masnoto. .oicetro eion'eat lid
sp i 70 ~ oySr the
rate Il tho solution Of the problem. The colt of
taaublnGry Is scarcely scconanry considers:
ton; Then rcsssls to ,o inoyos' by powGr would
praotcabic to-day 10 tnke " ! yacht aid ID appis
KSt;";eG3trii9 n ,{9ss ,H to TER and gye
1aatns and Ne so1 SUPPOSE % Hat "soa sote ss, et'.
1 E:w fnrH s'sSs sSs e a xs'ss e stS q rs 5 y@f
sitiio thoir f6nnels for % sea.oa. |1's A'' au'
, 1881-07-04

morning rcassertct ftsutf, growing lntleed
,iOre dectsively sud until late i, tho cvglltl1a,
WHEN It WIS announced thai pt,sslbly tic
chlf. IlAls, wltIch hntl bctn nbaMLometf III
ttlc afterntitl, wns renewed at night. Speak.
Ing fur ntally WHO tlnvn not cnrdtally agreed
with the President III nil things, We feel sure
TINT VIC express their sentiment ns well r.
nllr OWL wien VIC hope
THE CHEAT CALAMITY WHICH THREATENS
Titts NATtOS& -,
yesterday, when news went forth TINT james
4. GarItHil l1ntl been stricken unto death,
may 10 nyerted. aii.l tito Eti1f wllcfl was, ,lilts
versnl throughout tho lnfMl s,xteun yoata nHo
ntt.y int De cnIle,l forth again. Ms It certainly
would be l,nh tlr ilintl vnEnl,onu Of yestrrlny
nccp,MptsEiUd Ills purpOsc.'t
, 1881-07-04
THE WEATHER.



OFFICE or THE Clt1EF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAs,ltxuroN, d. u, July Al n. m.-
Fur tho Ohio Valley md Tennessee, fair
weather, lowcr barometer, stationary ur
htghur Temperature, variable winds, Shifting
to sout!urly. :. :
For tho Luke region. slightly warmer.
fair weather, south to west wind, lower
barometer.
For tile Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
so,rl Vatieys, slightly warmer. fair weather.
soutlcriy winds, ldwer barometer.
THO Chief SlRnn1 Officer furnishes tho fol.
lowing speclal bulletin:
The urea Of liRl, bnromntor includes tho
Ohio Valley aml Ten,essce aud the East
Gutt Stntes. THE barometer Is lowest III tito
extrct,lo Northwest. The temperature llNS
riioh from fut,r tn r,tno degrees In tho Middle
Atlanta States anA Lower I4nke region. Else.
whrrs 1t hna romn[ncl stAtiOnnry.
tho Mississippi ltIver and west of, tho Gulf
States. Tllre0 and etaveM hlin1rrlth inches rso
IL r0purtcl FROM Now OrIelns this nftcrno0ti.
EMstcty winds c0n&lntin IN tho euutt Atlantic
and Nulf Stntus. aud euuthWGstorly wintls IL tho
Lower, Lnku rrgl!tn, Nuw England. and Mlllllr
uprer La&o rcgion ind thence westward to tho
Fiji Weather Is Indicated for day In MI dts.
trlcts enat Of tho Mississippi except Nuw EItg-
land, WHERE Ioehl rnins 1lr6 probable.
TIE yer hss sen tic
l'ss hayo scmalncl no,rity ssasiSnary: TIC rivsrs
will romnln nearly stationary.
lnoAt OBSERVATIONS
-, tEHicAGOt July 3--ll!ts o. m.
, 1881-07-04

CAPTURE OF STOLEN MONEY.
CIEvELANp. O., July IA Pa!nesyllle
special says tile guilty parties In the mysterl-
OTIS express robbery at that place In July,
1873. have Just bean discovered ntd arrested.
Tha amount stolen was 1000 III a satchel,
which disappeared from tho Company's
wagon between the office and the depot. The
suspected parties were arrested ut. tue time,
but were afterwnrl discharged for want Of
ev1dence, and events now seem to- prove them
Innocent. Officers Of the Company have been
quietly working on the cnse ever since. At
. lust night Martin Noonan, II teamster, wns
Noouaa, Jr., his brnther, was also nrrcstod. rue
money and securities recovered wero found in u
tin b0x htltton In u straw bed it MHrtlr's house,
+ tconprlsed 8a0Sl ia eurreuey and $1,000 In cer-
t!huatas VI deposit t0 thaGreilt Df various par
tins wife confeslud that tic monoy belonged to
the exprcss c0nlpAny. The theOry IL that the
galclel foil oil the wagon uupbservei by tho
driver. aud Martia Picked Il Up. Tho rubbory
CURED In btond daylight.