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SANGER BROS.
winter wheat Crop.

st. Louis, Feb. To- "A private dispatch
published to-day gives very full report oi
the acreage, of the present condition and
prospects of the winter wheat crop in the
districts tributary to st. Louis. The reports
show so far the damage by severe
weather has been veIy slight
and only a few localities have suffered. The
acreage is much larger than last year. The
present condition of the wheat is favorable
and the prospects Fl o y illinois are psrticu-
larly encouraging, and in Indiana there will
be largo yield. of an extra quality.
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Court of appeals Decisions.


Special TO the Herald.
Galveston, Feb. 12-In the court of aps
peals today hefollowiug cases were decided I:
Howard Lillsrd VS. the state; appeal from
Dallas county. Affirmed.
Colonel Allen vs. the state; two cases; from
McLennan county. Affirmed.
E1 Davis VS. the state; appeal from Milan
county. Affirmed.
Riley Travis vs the state; appeal from
Travis county. Affirmed.
John Lynch vs. the state; appeal from Dali
las county. Affirmed
Jos Collins VS. the state; appeal from Dal-
las county. Affirmed
Bud Williams vs the state; appeal from
Dallas county. Affirmed.
Henry Shumaker vs The state; two cases;
appeal from Dallas county. Affirmed.
Charles Roth VS. the STATE; appeal from
Oomal county. Affirmed.
B. Louislanon ys La Caisse general in
surance company ct ais. Affirmed.
M. j. Combert; appeal from Galveston
county. Affirmed on certificate.
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san Antonio Items.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, Feb. ia gentemsn liv-
ing near Oaks Island, on the Medina, in
forms the reporter that The Norm oDs Of b.
neighborhood have just Ousted their elder,
Rev. Ruykendsll. on q serious charge. The
latter day saints about these parts number
shout flfteen persona
A small blszs this evening destroyed the
stable OF Msjor George Robinson The
re.ioerce being Of pine, for fsV
ruoineats was IN great danger The hremen,
vilh wstsr hydrants, prevented sny greai
dsnnece
GoSernOr Prescott aod party VISITED ne
cd nissions ard other poinls of bisioric.l
Interest
Another mssiing 0f The merchants . ti.
efchstcs occurred tais evening, and > Der
msuert o-esnzsiio1 Of the nercn.nis' y
cbangs -ss e1sCisd. via ths folloEsai
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Army Affairs.

: Washington, Feb. 15.-Tho senate com
mttee on military Affairs to-day authorized q
favorable report to be made to the senate on
all pending nominations for appointments
aud promotions. These include the
nomination of Major ID. ]. Swain, TO be
Judge advocate. general; Colonel Charles II.
Tompkins, to be deputy quartermastsr-
general; Lieutenant Colonel Febiger, TO be
assistant Hpaymsster-general, and forty or
fifty other army nominations Of less note.
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In consequence of the fact that the regular
trains on the International railroad are to be
run from tomorrow TO San Antonio the
schedule is changed for the arriva. and de-
parture of trains from this place from 8 6 m
TO II o'clock noon.
The committees appointed by the two
houses to visit the agricultural and mechan-
ical college and normal schools TO investigate
and report, leave in the morning.
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Special 10 the Heraid.
Dsnison, Feb. l4-Ten frame store
houses, rcpresen ing sbo ut tbree-fenrihs OF
the square on the south side of Maine street,
between Rusk and Barnett avenues, were
DESTROYED by Gre in this city
lsst night between Z and s o'clock. The fire
originated in bakery The insurance com
panies that are pinched this time are The
Mutusl. of New York, for $4,000, Is Con-
fance, Of PARIS, $500; Home. Of Go unbus.
Ohio. 81 800; st. Nicholas $500; Pbmn'x, OF
Nov York. S14.O03, Home. os New York,
81 OO0 Lynn, $1,000, and Hsmburg, of Bre-
men, $500.
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st. Louis, Feb. 15.--John c. Shrufe-
stabbed Henry K4mming in the lack and
abdomen late last night, inhicting q
mortal wound. He is now at
the hospital st the point Of death.
Shrufler, who is said 10 be an escaped con-
vict from Louisiana and desperate charac-
ter, was arrested this afternoon and locked
IN. Both men are Dutch.
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Gainesville items.

Special to the Herald.
Gainesville, Feb. b. On Saturday
negro boy about fifteen years old stole some
money from the man with whom
he was working and took the cars
for Whitesboro. Sunday MIR. Bolton
our sheriff went down and brough,
him back and lodgst him in Jail.
A man was arrested at Dexter, in this coun-
ty, by description sent with warrant from
Kaulmap, on charge of stealing cattle, but
it proved to be a case of mistaken identity.
Our snerif now has young nun in charge
arrested on warrant sent from Lagrange,
Texas 1t may be case
of mistaken identity, although
the description so far AS s.nt suits. He
seems to be nice and Intelligent Young man
and looks like anything bat horse thief.
The grand jury sre working rather slowly,
and rave returned but few bills so fur.
This morning the court will take up the
state docket, and there may be some interest
ing criminal trials this week.
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Richmon vs...Feb. l5.-The mail en-
barge. resulting from the interruption Of
trairs BY the carrying away Of Long bridge,
was brought 10 an end yesterday evening BY
the arrival Of trsin bringing about 1000
pounds Of mail matter, principally letters,
for Richmond and other southern points.
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New York, Feb. l4.-The U. S. National
Central bank was organized in this city TO-
day. The following named gentlemen we're
elected director; General u. S. Graoi;
H. Victor Newcomb, ex-president Of the
Louisville & Nsfnville -silwsy; r. Z. Val
president Of ihl gstional board OF com
meree; Morris gsssup; Henry B. Hyde.
company; Logan Z. Aurrsy, er-president Of
,.,avavl, and John J. McCook. Of
ny -aisw 6rm Of Alexander & Green;
" 1lew bank has taken new building on
AUhu street. and expects 10 comUencs
siness BY Msrch 1st- 81. Victor New
NIB vas elected president and Logan G.
urrav. cashier.
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Another wire in Denison.

Dsnison, Feb. 15.-Fire was dis
covered a 8 o'clcck tonight In
the kitchen sajoining r. Il. Rus's residence,
on sssrs strest, west Of Austin avenue. By
he prompt action Of ciiizens in drsgzing the
lritfi.sn svsv AID keeping TIE man building
v.ll ..et. ths house VS. saved. Iae loss a
shou 500
Last n gat fhs f. dspsrtnnsat turned over
the sc soparafns % the citg. eEd t0-IigLt
The council sDO1inisd Phil Leorick tenn
r1ra-r chisf far reorganization purposes, h1d
-s~ussiis,ed tte wsieruor cue stion-
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Committee on EIections.

Washington, Feb. 10. AT meeting to-
day of the house committee on elections
Representative Field made a report in
favor of Representative Kitchen ia the csse
Of O'hIara vs.. Kitchen, of North Carolina
The report was adopted by the committee.
who instructed Representative Field TO pre-
sent 1t TO the house. An adverse report was
agreed to on the petition OF Morgan Rowes,
of Georgia, for compensation for expense Of
contest
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ofIlcers--prosident II. Cross vlco-
presiden, VIM. ITucrmau; second
vlce-presidont j. H. Kempner;
secretary, Stephen Gould. DIrectora--C.
Hugo, Q. O. Cressen. W. Screr, II. Grenet,
j. S. Lockwood. There arc thirty members
in all at $50 initiation feea and $40 permanent
dues. Those coming in hereafter are to be
assessed 500.
The walking match bfgan yesterday be-
tween Stetsal and Luce for 5000 aside Not
much interest is being taken.
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Decisions by the Commissioners of
Appeals.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Fab. 14.-The commissioners
of appeals decided the following cases to-
day:
j. NJ. Fsrr vs. John A. & II. r. liam;
from Grayson. Affirmed.
Samuel Stone VS.. W. X. McAlpine; from
Galveston. Affirmed
S. Il. Gill vs. Eliza MoWborter, admins
tratrix; from Ellis. Affirmed
5. j. McGrady VS.. M. N. McRae; from
Fannin. Affirmed.
John Haker vs.. Theodore Boed -ker; from
Washington. Reversed and remsu uded.
N. B. Horn VS.. b. 0. Gamiell; from Nc
Lehman. Affirmed.
Galveston, Houston & San Antonio
railway rany VS.. 7. s. Marsden; from
Caldwell. Reversed and remanded.
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New York, Feb. 15.-Three ship-rggers
were instantly killed on board the Swedish
ship Clymer, lying at DolA, in Brooklyn, this
morning, BY falling of the msin mast which
hey were helping 70 hoist out IN order 70
nut in 4 new one
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Chicago. Feb. 1i--T=o grhndchildrsn Of
q farmer named Wsgnsr, living near Nc
Hsurr. III, Usrisbad in his house. which
burned on Wednssdsy night
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London, Feb. al The race between
Hsnlsn snd Lzycol over the Thrsss'
ohsmp Hship cours,J for the championship
Of En 4, fsr ne Sportsman chsllsnge cup
s1d = c,ne,f this sftsrnoon snd was
won ei "a BY about I've lengths
There = Etug on the race as the
result "a - - f0reg1ne conclusion
Thrs 10 Bsrloh uas freely c5sTsd
n Aus fecek vii visit The West Mn
~ l. tcfsther tonight B0ih Der
W fof-bsir rsspsttivs bones shortly.
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New Orlssns, Feb. 15y-Ths water IN
ovsrhovsa district is slowly but steadily Ie-
cs1ing.
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BRITISH COLUmBIA.
Victoria Items.

VICTORIA, March 10th.-At % minutes
past l o'clock yesterday morning smart
shock of earthquake caused movable objects
in this neighborhood to rattle violently.
Many persons were awakened from sound
sleep, but no damage was done. This vibra-
tion seemed to be from the southeast TO the
northwest.
Ex-Governor Downey, of California. vis.
tied the House OF Assembly yesterday, and
passed some time in the gallery listening to
the debate.
The American schooner reported wrecked
at Nanoose harbor proves to be the c. c..
Perkins, owned and commanded by A. Fran
els, Jr., on her way to Takou with full
| cargo. The schooner got on the ledge at
| night, and when the tide fell careened over on
her side. On the return of the tide the
schooner did not float, and therefore filed
| with water. The cargo was afterward taken
| out In damaged condition and landed on
the beach. Thus lightened, the schooner was
fioated on to the beach, where workmen are
| now engaged repairing her.
| A great thaw took place 10 the upper
country beyond the Cascades on the 26sh of
February, which took much of the snow of.
There is good deal OF bare ground in sight,
and stock is doing finely. The winter has
been steadily severe, the thermometer rang
| ing from zero to 1G' and 15' below, and
Ior Two nlgntS IL went ~ below. Still the
stock losses have been light Four bands Of
cattle are now on the road for Victoria for
| the winter ranges.
A dispatch from Captain Irving to Mr.
Briggs, received Yesterday, states that the
| Reliance reached Yale after blasting her way
through the ice with dynamite. River nayi-
cation may now be said to be open
A Mr.. Bent has arrived in town from
Cowiechan, and reports having discogere q
lead of gold and silver bearing qrsr Of
great richness in the mountains NOT far ls,m
the Kokesaliah Quartz Mining Coa panj's
claim. Heis said to have rich specin ns.
! and is on his way TO California to have sm
assayed.
from Cache creek to Kamloops imme iiately.
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State C,reutt Court.

PORTLAND, March 13th-The State Circuit
Court for the February term has adjourned.
During the term there have been % convic-
tions on criminal charges, % follows As
degree, 1; burglary, /; forgery, gambling,
TO- The prosecutions have been conducted
with vigor and ability by the District Attor-
ney and his deputy. Over 5000 has been col
lected and paid into the Court from fines i'm
posed for violation of the gambling law
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Moving 10 the Front-Death OF = Pioneer
Money Stolen.

THE DALLEs, March 13th.-The Idaho
took to the Upper Cascades yesterday after
noon 125 Cinnamon. q horses and the same
number of carts, for work on the tunnels
under the supervision of Mr. Hnllett All
were from Grange City.
l.. P. Henderson, pioneer resident of
idence on Thursday night last.
Sheriff Storrs received dispatch from the
Cascades yesterday, stating that $500 had
been stolen from trunk there on Friday
night.
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Burglary Damaged Steamer PrelIni.
nary Examination.

PORTLAND, March 13tb-The Office and
warehouse at st. Joe, in Yamhill county, was
entered by burglars few nights since, who
opened the safe and rified its contents The
burglars took S71 and made good their es-
cape, leaving no clue.
The steamer Clatsop Chief, which collided
ago and sunk, has been raised, The damaged
steamer has been towed to st. Helen's, where
necessary repairs will be made Both boilers
were carried away by the collision, but the
engines and machinery escaped with slight
damage.
The preliminary examination of n Dick
son, arrested on charge of forgery, will
take place here tomorrow.
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Southern Pacific Passengers.

MoJAvE, March 13th.-The following pas
sengers passed Mojave to-day L. E. Mil
ler, Benson w. w. Van Arsdale and wife,
San Francisco Neil Mccall, Richmond,
Va; G. A. Brunt, Balto Geo. Fisher, Il.
J. Baldwin, San Francisco; J. P. Merrill,
Wisconsin L. Jacoby, Fl. Siegel, Los An
geles; S. P. Middleton, Ed. Curtis, San
Francisco B. Goldsmith, Portland Chas.
Huffman, NJ. Doyle, C. L. Huber, San Fran
cisco n. Sears, Arizona; B. G. Morehouse,
San Francisco J. A. Forthman, Los An
geles; A. d. Bush, San Francisco: J. Cords
and wife.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
MINERS TROUBLES IN NEVADA.
Adjournment of the Legislature of Arizona
Territory
PASSENGERS VIA cARLIN AND MoJAvE.
Brakeman Run Over and Killed at the
Summit
oREGoNAND wAsHIsGToN TERRITORY.
Sharp Shock OF Earthquake at Victoria,
British Columbia.
CALIFORNIA.
The KaIloch Case-smam.rox.

SAN Francisco, March 13th.-The defend.
ant, I. M. Kalloch, testified yesterday, and
was subjected to rigid cross-examination.
He told a graphic story of the tragedy, in
sisting that he acted in self.defense in shoot
ing De Young, and had no malice in his
heart. Rev. /. S. Kalloch, the defendants
father, was recalled, and testified at consid-
cradle length. The Court then adjourned
until 10 a. NJ. tomorrow.
Four cases of smallpox were reported at
the Health Office yesterday, of which two
were verified. There was one death from the
disease. One case was discovered in China.
town, on Washington street. The patient,
who had evidently been stricken for several
days, was sent to the Small. Pox Hospital.
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The weather.

lone, March 13th.-We were visited yes.
terday by an unusually cold wave. Snow
and sleet fell for about fifteen minutes.
Last night was the eIdest of the season,
forming the first ice to any extent this winter.
Peach trees are out in full bloom, and great
fears are entertained for that crop. The wind
is still blowing cold from the north.
DIXON, March 13th.-The weather con-
tinues cold and cloudy, and there are indica-
tions of rain. The foothills west of Dixon
are covered with snow.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Drowned at Sea.

PoRT TOWNSEND, March 13tb.-The ship
Otago arrived to-day from Shanghai. and re.
Hart, stowaway from an English vessel.
fell overheard from the yard and was
drowned. Deceased was native of London,
England.
Captain Stodder, of the revenue cutter
Wslcott, reports having spoken the schooner
Jesse Nickerson off Skagit Head to-day, and
learned that man had been lost overheard
in the Sound
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Mining Suit Decided.

SAN Francisco, March 13th.-The jury in
the case of the Jupiter Mining Company
against the Bodie Consolidated Mining Com.
pany, in the United States District Court
yesterday, returned verdict for defendant.
The case has been on trial for some weeks,
and was submitted to the jury at noon.
After three hours deliberation the jury re.
turned verdict as above.
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Crushcd Between Two Cars.

Tucson, March 12th-Jesus Bernan, a
Mexican, was killed at the depot this morn
ing while making an attempt to pass between
two cars standing quite close together. The
engine moved one of them up suddenly and
death,
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snow.storm-speciaI Train,

BENSON, March 13th.-Snow four inches
deep fell here this evening, and is still snow
ing.
Aspecial train with A. N. Towne and party,
going to the front, passed here at 7P.M.
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ARIZONA.
Adinurnmen1 of fhe IenisIature

PRESCOTT March 12th.-The Legislature
adjourned tonight at midnight. In the
Council the bill for fence law in Graham
county passed, and the bill to confer ad-
ditional powers on the city of Tucson was
lost.
The capital bill, which has been passed by
the House, was called up and defeated by a
vote of to z.
The House appropriation bill passed with
all the Council amendments, but it is
rumored that the Governor will veto it on
account of the extra-pay grab.
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VIM. EUTTFNRERCER

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
IL chinist, Front and streets. Manufacturer Of
Guttenbergers Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
and Clog Crusher and Barley Mills. All kinds Of
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three Miller Patent Hay
Presses. 3i-4p1m
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Suicide by Hanging.

PALIsADE, March 13th.-A sad case ot
suicide has just occurred here. Hiram r
Ladd, aged 53 years, was found hanging bv 4
strap In his wood-house this morning bv his
youngest daughter, who went to procure fuel
about 6 o'clock. From appearances the act
was committed very early this mornino
He was universally loved by all for bis
honesty and good qualities as a man and
citizen 90
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NAPA, March 12th.-Charles Culver, lately
convicted of horse-stealing in this county,
was to-day sentenced to three years imprison-
ment at San Quentin.
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WIN. ELLERY BRICCs. M. N.

ACULIST, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOB
~ Diseases Of the TIN oat. Office, 4291 street
corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento
CAL Hours-9:30 to IL A. M; to4P.M Sundays
$50 to IL A. NJ; to 4P.M feI-u
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NHARLEs T. JONES AND ED. NJ. MARTIN,
" Attcrneys-at-Law and Notaries Public, have
removed their Office TO No. 607 i street. betwe en-
Sixth and Seventh. ja244plm
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G. NJ. DIXON. M. D..

GURGEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
- Office and residence, on Eighth street, between
b and l. Office hours 8 to A. NJ, and IL to and
to p NJ. Diseases of the Eye and Ear speciality.
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WITHOUT MINcINc MATTERS.

We desire fatty and distinctly that such
ambition
cherish
religious creeds prudces political beliefs
preiudces unworthy of fpreathers
WE DO NOT SOLICIT THE SPECIAL FAVOR OF ANY
CREED We beefs
and intercourse freely beyond the bounds
beliefs devoted capable
be
and sectional None awedly hostile
we are
All this not for effect hint explanation but that the
dislike the NARROW
NESS OF SOUL AND the expressions simply.
PRESENCE SACRAMENTO PURELY MERCANTILE
We had field
decided that this which could facilities establish
ultimately healthy yielding interest the
invested public
that they had ver
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE
NEUB0URG d LAGEs,

HYos. so. 81 AND s. FIT Il ST., SACRAMENTO
dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies
Manufacturers Of Malt and all kinds Of Meals, etc.
oatmeal. Cernmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour
Huekwheat Flour, ,Estc. New train Bags for sale.
fel71ptf
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(. J. oRoLY.
CaRIE a GRoIx :.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-.
" pared to do all kinds Of work in their inc, In
city or country Principal place OF business, Sacra-
mento. Shop, 1114 Second street. between and L.
Post-ofice Box, 40, Sacramento fel6 kptf
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Catholic Missi0n-MO0dy and sankey
Disagreeable Weather.

SAN Francisco, March 13th.-The Catholic
Mission closed at st. Ignatius' Church this
evening, before 10000 persons. During the
mission 10000 persons took communion.
Seventeen priests were engaged every day for
two weeks hearing confessions. The inter.
esting feature to-day was 1000 children re-
ceiving the Papal benediction
Moody and Sankey will, it is stated, close
in this city this week.
The weather today has been cold and dis
agreeable
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w. r.. KNIGHTS,

NoRNER OF FRONT AND STREETS
" Highest price for Hides Sheep Pelts and
Tallow. Supplies Butchers with Salt Paper, latest
improved Sausage Machines, Suffers, Lard Presses,
Etc. Prompt cash returns made for all consgr.
ments. feIs-4ptf
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AIHuH "Hs 'H HRH UOIo . OOIf HOHcu THU bHSb'
NEVADA, March 12th.-The trial of the
two Indians charged with numbering China
man on the banks of the Yuba river few
months ago, ended last night. The case was
submitted to the jury at 9 o'clock, who, after
being cut twenty hours, brought in verdict
of murder in the first degree, the penalty be-
ing fixed at imprisonment for life
The trial of the three Grass Valley incen-
diaries, Edwards, Mauer and Stevens, is the
important criminal case that is now progress
ing in the Superior Court. Much interest is
evinced in the proceedings, as the young men
are well known in the community. Edwards,
in his testimony to-day, gave the whole thing
avay on Stevens