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THIS MoEkIre's NEWS.

In New York Saturday Government bonds were
quoted at iIsl for As Of 1857; l14s for AS; 1903
for Sis; sterling, 81 sotg4 SlI: silver bars, H.
Silver in London, 81 1861 consols, 90 5-16d; 5per
cent United States bonds, extended, 1c3s; 4s, i2l
IS, l17I,
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
count to par Mexican dollars, 9l@92c
Mining stocks we're in light demand at San Fran
cisco Saturday morning. and prices we're without
material change. The general tendency was tc
shade in favor Of buyers.
Fire at Highlands Station, Mass; also at New
York
This late Treasurer OF Arkansss is short in hii
accounts to the amount Of S16i coo.
Two men were burned to death at Green Plain
Va, Friday night.
Ia family row at Helenwood, Tenn Saturday
six men were shot. three of them being killed.
Mrs. Seoulle, Guiteau's sister, has left Washing
on for Chicago.
Rev. DR.. Leonard Bacon died at New Haven
Conn, Saturday, Of heart disease.
The theaters Of London have been condemned a.
unsafe.
sunk at Bremen
AhiSNG5 ItcSutif bLOit 4f,ttv TDuDieb rum tnt
office of the Imperial Receiver at Sebastopol Russia
The cashier OF bank at Florence, lily. is a
4 faulter in the of 1000 900 lire.
The floods in Algeria having subsidized, 2ol bodie:
have been recovered ON the plain Of Habra.
In railroad collision near Spokan Falls, ". T.,
Saturday, fireman and conductor were killed and
two other men injured
Oscar Hammer was killed at Omaha yesterday by
n young man named Kosters
John I. Evans, President of the Mutual Union
Telegraph Company, died in New York yesterday
Ayoob Khan has been requested by the Persian
Government to quit that country
In an ARRAY between Spauiards at Petaluma yes
terday morning, a woman was killed and three men
badly cut.
man named Talbot shot in the thigh at
Reno, New, Saturday night, by another named Leete
In fight at Walla Walla, W. T., Saturday night,
Charles Lauster had a leg broken.
At Lexington, Ky, Saturday night, John Steven.
son was murdered By Joseph Lawson-both colored
Edward Hoppe killed his wife in New York yes.
terday, and then committed suicide.
horrible tragedy occurred near Ashland, Ky,
Friday night. in which two girls and boy were
hrutally murdered.
IN collision OF vessels IN Queenstown harbor yes
terday, bark was sunk and nine of her crew
drowned
Four men were lost in gale on the Massaehu-
sets coast Friday night.
Interesting news is given this morning from
Alaska
The California Theater, at San Francisco, was re-
opened Saturday night by the new management.
A panic occurred IN church in London yester-
day, in which twelve women were crushed to death
and forty other persons seriously injured.
The steamship City of Toxic arrived at San Fran
cisco yesterday from China and Japan.
Another six-day go-as-you please walking match
for '' the championship of the world began in New
York last night.
By the fire in New York Saturday loss was
caused of between s2,OOO 900 and 50 100000.
Cronstldt, Russia, has been destroyed by fire,
Ghoupht To he the work Of Nihilista
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Collision and Loss of Life.

SPoKAN FALLS, December 24sh-At 1910
this morning an extra train, consisting of EN-.
CINE No. IS, with 10 fat cars, left Spokan
Falls, bound west. Immediately after pass
ing the trestle, one mile below the town, and
while rounding the first or six degree curve,
collided with engine No. %, with a caboose
attached, bound east, the latter running ten
miles and the former eight miles per hour.
They were but one hundred feet apart, when
the respective engineers Of the engines became
aware of the others approach. Whistling
down brakes, the engineer of No. 10 and fire
man sprung from the engine almost at the
moment of collision. Nicholas Metcalf, ire
man of engine No %, was instantly killed.
Conductor Albert Kitchen, Of the same train,
while attempting to leap, was thrown under
the car and terribly crushed and mangled,
dying within three hours. James Sproul,
fireman of engine No. IS. was scalded and
bruised; also, engineer Ellis, of the same en-.
CINE, had his hand torn. The others escaped
with slight injuries. The two engines are
very badly, ii not entirely wrecked. The
tender and fiat cars to engine No. Is were
completely telescoped. and timbers were
brown one hundred feet high.
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CUTTING and shootIng Anray.

PETALuMA, December 25th.-A serious cut
ting and shooting ARRAY occurred here at a
Spanish fandaugo about l o'clock this morn
ing, the result of which is dead Spanish
woman, aged about AZ, named Gonzales, and
three badly -cut-up Spaniards named respec-
lively Beitro Golinda, Jose Williams and A.
Talamantas 1t seems that Golinds had for
babe certain senorita dancing with Tsla-
mantss, and upon the offense being repeated
Golinda called Talamantss out of doors and
proceeded to pound him vigorously about the
head. Jose Williams, upon hearing the cries
of bis friend, went out to his assistance. ard
a general fracas ensued, in which Williams
stabbed Galinda in the arm ard in
the abdomen, the knife penetrating
about one end half inches. Williams re-
ceived a deep knife wound which laid open
the flesh the length Of one-half of his face
During the melee, according to the state
ment Of the Spaniards. the mother Of the
woman Gonzales rushed from the house in
alright, and was afterward found dead upon
the street about block from the scene OF the
trouble. As there has been no post mortem
as yet, and the cause of her death has not
been ascersainei, the three men known to be
implicated are under arrest. Golinda's
wounds are serious, but not necessarily fatal.
He is notoriously a bad character. He was
under arrest here for the Brown murder some
four or FIVE years ago, and has served one
term in the Penitentiary. Mrs Golinda
came with her husband to Petaluma from
Napa about two months ago.
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DELAYED Trains.

Los ANGELES, December 24th.-The special
East-bound freight train from San Francisco
was ditched by the giving way Of trestle
near Lapg's Station, about fortv-five miles
north of this city, last evening. The passen-
ger train from the East that left here at 5:15
P. NJ. yesterday has been detained at the
wreck. and as soon as the transfer can be
made with the train from San Francisco, the
passengers, mails, etc, viii proceed to their
respective destinations. No particulars can
be obtained. The Arizona train is awaiting
the arrival Of the train.
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MARQ gEn

Sacramento, December 25-By Rev T. s. Dunn, at
the residence OF the brides mother jane L.
Gillis to Katie Petree, both of Sacramento
Sacramento, December l7-By Rev H. H. Rice.
Henry Person TO Mary Buress, both of Florin,
Sacramento county.
Sacramento, December 2i-By Rev H. H. Rice,
Myron ii. Pangborn to Mary Cannon, both OF
Dry Creek, Sacramento county
San FraEci,co, December IL BY Rev. DR.. Stebbns,
Nelson Bump. of CORTLAND. to Mrs. Sarah
Esmond, of Oakland. mo cards)
San Francisco, December 15-Charles H. Porter to
Lou NJ. Givens
CoIusa, December Is George Smith to Jane E.
thurman.
colusa, December 10 Daniel P. milford to Angie
Mcknight.
Oroville, December l6-Lawson NJ Russ ell to Liggie
j. Van de Bogait.
Near Meridian, Suffer county, December George
W. ThornbrOugh TO Sarah f Messick
Little Shasta, December Is Julius Russell to Ella
Kegg.
Nevada City. December 2l-Joserh Hooking to Bat
tie j. Hoskin.
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A SIGNIFICANT FAcT-H. NJ Larue, who
has recently returned from the East, says
that recent contract hss been entered into
between wheat shippers in St. Paul, Mime
sofa, aud transportation lines, for the ship
ment Of large quantity of wheat from St.
Paul to Liverpool by way of New Orleans,
az the rate of nineteen nts per one hundred
pounds, or So 80 per ton. l. will be remem-
bered that in his address before the annual
fair of 1879, Mr.. LaIue predicted that New
Ofleaus would become tie largest export port
for wheat on the continent, and that the
whea. of Calior1is would reach Atlantic
tile water at that port. That prediction is
now in process of fulhllment.
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use popEs cHRIgrMas RscEprrou

At the POpe's Christmas reception of tie
Cardinals he gave what may be regarded as
an Indication OF his intentions for the com.
iag year. He said that his position twas
"becoming more and more intolerable
" When he claimed temporal power in
"order to secure the independence of his
spiritual power, he WIS accused Of being a
"rebel and traitor to Italy. Catholics
"who demanded efficient guarantees for the
freedom of the head of their
"Churcb. were similarly s.igmatizel,
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China and Japan-Arriyal OF the City Of
Toxic.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 18th. = The
steamer City of T. - has arrived from Hong
kong and Yok, lama Win freight. passengers
and mails, bring: 3 sae -olloa.ng news:
YOKOHAMA, December 10th.-Tbe Government is
about TO est,b ish central bank with cap tai of
S20, oo0 The object TO De accomplished is to
render the Government isdependant of foreign
banks and to encourage dire trade.
Our last dispatches announced that the crew of
the schooner Diana, flying the American flag. had
beer fired on when landing on an island of the
Aeutian group. The Diana has since arrived in
Yokohama. Jhreeof the Japanese crew were killed,
and tn captain and ano her foreign officer severely
wounded After the disaster the vessel went to
Petropaul ski, where medical attendance and
good Treatment provided, but the cargo OF furs
was detained. Since her arrival here a private
investigation has been he'd by the United States
Consul General, who reports by mail the whole cir
cumstlnces to his Government Copper Island,
where the outrage occurred, is leased by the Al ska
Fur Company from the Russian Government. The
company is said to supply to the islanders TO
keep of intruders The Danais crew landed M
arm d. and only to procure water
The British bark Forward Ho, bound to Portland,
Or, has been wrecked on the northeastern ~ Of
japan. No lives were lost.
SHANGHAI, December 2d-Serious disturbances
ara reported from Canton, where mob has burned
the monastery OF Cheopg Show, known to foreig ers
as the Temple OF Longevity, the largest and richest
monastery in south China. The riots originated in
the alleged immor slty of the cenohitts The mill
tary WAS cal ed out and queed the emeute at cost
OF loss OF life aud <unds to several Of the Duti
neers Two priests were burned in the flames 4 the
| temple.
| Two German residents Of good position in Hong
/ kong, on a shooting excursion in sb,at Canon
river, were fred on by iusk W ich Trey took {,
| be pirate, but was revenue cruiser. Tso OF th'
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The Holiday season.

MARYsvILLE December 24th.-The favor
able outlook for prosperous New Year in
this section has induced brisk trade in hoi-
day goods. Wells. Fargo & Co. have done
twice the business here this week than they
did iu the corresponding period last year.
There are especial entertainments in thres Of
the churches this evening, and the usual pre-
psrations for Christmas festivals are going
forward Monday will be observed as gen.
n-nl holidnu
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More Rails Tor Sam Diego.

San DIEGO, December 24;h.-Ship Lady
Lisgar, $50 days from Amsterdam and 81
days from Rio, where she repaired damages,
has arrived with 1,207 tons of steel rails for
thu California Southern Railroad.
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OREGON.
Adviees from Portland.

PORTLAND, December 24th.-The Columbia
is still bar-bound in Bakers bay.
The Board of Trade held a meeting this
afternoon and appointed F. K. Arnold,
ColonelJ. McCrakan and Sol. Hirsch com.
mittee, with full power, to negotiate with the
merchants Of Boise City to secure the trade
of that section.
All merchants report the holiday trade
greater than ever known in the history of
Portland.
SECOND DISPATCH.I
PORTLAND, December 25.h.-One case of
smallpox was taken to the pest, house to-
day-a child years old-the only case in the
city.
TIE police now have clue to the murderers
of the man found in the river six weeks ago,
and hope to make arres SITS within two days.
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All over the land goes mp from mothers. that
says: My daughters are SO feeble and sad,
with no strength, all out of breath and life at
the least exertion. What can we do for
them?" The answer is simple and full of
heps. One to four weeks use Of Hop Bitters
win make them healshy. rosy, sprightiy and
cheerful.
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No ONE whose blood is impure can feel
well. There is weary. languid feeling, and
often sense of Encouragement AID despond.
ency. Persons having this feeling of lassi.
tude and depression, should take Ayers Sarsa-
parilla to purify and vitalize the blood.
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By way ofapology fer allowing woman
passenger to retain her money, one of the
perpetrators of the recent train robbery in
Missouri said: The next time we under
take a job of this kind we will have lady
20 search the lady passengers" The WON
an was not too frightened to express a
doubt whether the robbers could secure tie
services of lady in that capacity.
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Leg Broken In n Fiyhf.

WALLA WALLA, December 25th.-At mid
night last night Charles Lauster. night watch
maa at the Slime House, had row with Mat.
OHearn, an engine fireman on the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Companv's road,
who was drunk During the row Lauster's
OHearn Gred two shots at Lauster, neither
taking feet. OHearn, who is an old resi-.
dent of The Dalles, was arrested and lodged
in Ill
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will at all times and under all circumstances
act in harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. Address Mrs. Lydia E.
Pinkham, 23S Western avenue, Lynn, Mass.,
for circular
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shot in a Drunken RoM

RENO, December 18th "A man named Tai.
bot was shot in the left thigh bya man named
Leete, about II o'clock last night, in fve-
cent beer dive. The wound is not serious.
Leete was crazy drunk. He was arrested
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NEVADA.
A railroad Attached.

RENO. December 24th-Manning l. Berry
attached the Nevada ard Oregon Railroad
this morning for 81, 900, on account of sup.
niles furnished
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THE grip of pneumonia may be warded #
with Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toethache Drops cure in one minute.
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kidney WoRT has proved the mess effect
i've care for piles and constipation. BE sure
to try it.
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BORN.


Red Bluff, December 22-Wife of A. Hutchinson, a
daughter.
Red B uff. December % of Louis E. Rowley,
son.
Near CacheviIle December 2S-wife of r. Kals, a
daughter.
Folsom. December 2l-Wifs Of w O. Davis, a
daughter.
Near Willows, De ember 10 Wife of j. R. Troxel,
daughter.
Butterfly Valley, Plumas county, December 10
Wife of James II. Maxwell, twins son and daugh.
ter.
Red Bluff, December l9-Wife of A. ". Hutchinson,
a daughter.
Yreka, December 16 Wife of F. Grisez a daugh liter
Yreka, December Is Wife of F. Rogler, daughter.
Gridley, December IL Wife of c. A. Applewhi.e a
daughter.
Woodland, December % Wife of Chris sieber, a
son.
PlacervilIe, December Is-wife of Marcus P Ben
nett, daughts-.
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The California Theater Again I'm Opera.


SAN Francisco, December 25th-Under
the new management Of J. Ii. Haverly, the
old California Theater was reopened last
night, the great play, michael Strogoff,"
being presented with very strong company
brought expressly from New York. The
theater was packed to its utmost capacity.
The opening piece must be recorded as a
brilliant success, and was received with great
public favor. Since assuming the manage.
ment of the California Theater HaverlY has
caused the interior of the building to be en-
tirely reftted and refurnished, and made
soma alterations increasing the facilities for
exit in the event of fire.
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Expected Ag:faiors-siafe Teacher Asso.
cinIin,EAn Abandoned Vessel.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 25.h.-A meet
lag of the representatives of the several
branches of the I,ish National Land League
in tie city was held to-day at Irish American
Hall, for the purpose of making arrangements
for the reception of I. P. O'Connor, member
of Parliament from Galway, and Timothy
NJ. Healy, member from Wexford, who are
expected to arrive here on the 18th of JAN
uary.
The fifteenth annual session of the State
Teachers Association will open tomorrow
morning at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciatiun Hail.
The Reno and California Base Ball Clubs
played an interesting game this afternoon.
Seven innings were played, and the score
stood Reno 9, California IL.
The German bark Smidt, from Newcastle,
arrived to-day, aud reports having found the
ship Sarsh Douglas, Ct Liverpool, on the 2S h
of last July, abandoned. The lower hold was
full of water and the vessel stripped OF every
thing movable. Not a soul was found on
board. In the cabin and gallery every thing
was smashed to pieces and ruined. and all the
rigging and topmssts were loose. As the vessel
was in the way of shipping, the officers Of the
Smidt caused her to be set on fire, and pro-
cseded on their voyage. The cause of the
ships abandonment is unknown
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

] null ~ OIoi L III uOs
DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
ARRIVAL FROM CHINA AND JAPAN.
Interesting Items of Jews from Alaska
Territory.
REPORTS IN REGARD TO THE WEATHER.
woman Killed in Fandango ARRAY at
Petaluma
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
The California Theater Again Open to the
Public.
Etc Etc Observation-Disclosures Etc.
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DIED.

DIED.
Colusa, December 1s-Mrs Eddie Miller Hieklin, %
years and months.
Woodland December 23-Mary S. Hopkins.
Biggs, December 2C-Mrs Hanora Looney, 40 years
Dixon, December 10 George W. Nroad, SO years, .
months and 20 days.
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s1ElNwAY s SONS. piANos

HEyNAN, SOLE AGENT, Ie==s.zszs
n street, bet Sixth and Seventh. - -
opposite Courthouse. PIANOS Toll 2 Z!
LET Pianos sold on instslments dl-2pfm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Notice, officers and Members of Cali
fornia Lodge, X. OF H.-You are hereby requested
to attend a meeting of the Lodge, THIS (Monday)
EVENING Nomination and election OF officers
will take place, and al. members expected TO be
present Members of Unity Lodge and visitin z
brothers are respectfully invited to be present.
J. NJ. TENBh0OK, d.
P. L. HICKMAN, Reporter. GB CT d26it
koftce.-Capffol Council. No. RI, order
OF Chosen Friends will hold their reg uar meeting
THIS (Monday) EVENING at 1880 o'clock sharp,
for the election Of officers. All members are re.
quested to be present. BY order Of
A. J. VERMlLYA, C. COuncilor.
NJ. WILSON, Recorder. 10. CT d26lt'
O.E. S.-Sfated Meeting OF Naomi Chap
ter No 80, at Masonic Temple, THIS Moudav)
EVENING, at o'clock. All members and visit
ing members are invited to attend. By order.
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNG, W. II.
HErTY A. DuSS. Secretary. d26-lt
NOR SALE-rHE WELL. KNOWN KORN
H. HOTEL, on fifth street, between and X.
WI be sold at bargain. Apply TO II. VEIN
RICH, street, between Fifth and Sixth. d26-lu. :
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OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
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Interesting Items of Jews from Alaska
Territory.
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woman Killed in Fandango ARRAY at
Petaluma
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IN REGARD TO THE WEATHER
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ARRIVAL FROM CHINA AND JAPAN.
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~ Special Orders and odd-sizes promptly hlled.
and shipped direct from the OREGON, REDWOOD
and SUGAR-PINE MILLS of the Company.
GENERAL oPYIcs No. 1910 SECOND SyRByT, NEAR N.
! BRANCH YARD, CoRsER TWELFTH AND J STRzET
d2-2ptt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-30
Go Out to See n Man.

This expression, which is often heard, was
originated by " Artemus Ward" The story
of its inception is as follows Once the la
mented humorist was engaged tn ill an eve
ming in the lecture course of popular lit
erary institution of New England city
During the lecture an individual who occu-
pied seat on one of the front benches
seemed determined to resist the speakers
efforts to make him laugh. Artemus soon
discovered both the listener and his Intention
and concentrated all his powers OH him. For
long time it seemed as If the man had the
best of it, but by and by one of Browns
queer conceits took effect. The obstinate
fellow gave way and laughed and kicked like
a delighted school boy. Artemus celebrated
his victory by cody announcing to his audi
ence: g Ladies and gentlemen, this will ter
inmate the first act and we will drop the
curtain for few moments; while the scenery
is being arranged for the next act the lecturer
will take the occasion to go out to see man. "
and with perfect sang froid he left the plat
form for the ante-room, where he refreshed
himself with n pull from a flask Of old
Bourbon.