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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Government bonds are quoted
at 11eI for A OF 1907; 102 for 6s Of 1881;
Il53 for SIS; sterling, "a s54@4 ST. silver bars
1929.
Silver in London, 515i consols, 102 Sig; per
cent. United States bonds io4 As, il9a AS, l73
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at
dis count to par Mexican dollars, 9o@90ic.
At Liverpool wheat is quoted at 9s I'd COS ID for
good to choice California.
The mining share market was not marked by any
particular activity at San Francisco yesterday.
Compared with the best ruling rates Tuesday,
prices were a shade off at the midday session,
though IN no there than 62lc variation
in the price OF single stock.
James H. Kemp was found dead at Virginia, New,
Yesterday, having evidently committed suicide
The Russian murderer Messic has been delivered
up by the Victoria authorities, and is again in Jail
Mt Port Townsend, w. T.
A complete change Of Directors has taken place
in the Santa Cruz Railroad Company.
The Governor of New York by proclamation for
bids lotteries.
The Pennsylvania Legislature is taking steps for
the removal Of William Penn's remains from Eng
land TO Philadelphia.
Fires at Denver, Col, and at Leadyille, Col.
Ex-senator Booth is at Los Angeles, on lis way
home.
j. NJ Hederick, an exmember of ,he Idaho Leg
islature, was shot and fatally wounded near Lewis
ton yesterday by James Stevens.
E. Schroeder was killed by fall few days ago
near Hermosiilo, Mexico.
Forty-nine miles of the Sonora (Mexico) Railway
completed.
Sergeant Mtchmore, of Company NJ, Sixth Cav
airy, killed himself at Fort Lowell, A. yesterday.
Secretary of War Lincoln will inspect the Military
prison at Leavenworth, KS, next week.
The Baptist Convention at Dixon split in two yes
terday, and the seceders organized meeting of
their own.
In the State Senate yesterday, the new tax levy
bill (by Mr. Sears) was defeated. Mr.. Dickinson in
troduced new legislative superintendent bill. The
road law was finally agreed to and sent to enroll
ment. The special appropriation bill was passed
over the Governors veto.
In the Assembly yesterday the most OF the day
was spent In an effort to get up the superintendent
bills, but they refused first reading. The
special appropriation bill was passed over the Gov
ernors veto. The day was one of hard parliament
airy struggles aud contests The Assembly passed a
resolution to adjourn Friday at II o'clock noon
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Schooner Wrecked Prisoner Delivers
In.

Schooner Wrecked Prisoner Delivered
Up.
PoRT TOWNSEND. May 10Th The schooner
Alice, Captain Arey, arrived from Kodiak
this evening, having made the trip in seven
days. On board the Alice was Captain Yves.
sells and part of the crew of the schooner St
George, which was lost on the 9th ult by
striking an unknown sunken rock in the north
channel Of St. Paul hartor. The vessel had
a cargo of general merchandise, and became
water-loeged in about ten minutes after strik-
ing. While ia this coalition the scbooner
Paulina Collins came to the assistance of the
sihking vessel, and after taking the crew on
board towed her to Long Island, whenthe St.
George drifted on the beach, and part of the
cargo was then saved and afterwards sold to
the highest bidder in the interests of the
owners or underwriters. The st. George was
bound from St. Paul to English Bay. Cap.
tain Vessels reports having crossed the same
place for years without knowing of any
sunken rock in that particular place. The
vessel belonged to the Alaska Commercial
Company, but whether she was insured or
not is unknown. No lives were lost.
On the requisition Ct the President of the
United States, Sheriff HITLER brought over
the Russian murderer Messic from Victoria
to-day, and he has again taken his place in
the County Jail to await his trial ct the Sep.
TENDER term of Court
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ARIZONA.
Rich Overwhelmingly MInes-Libel
suit Dismissed-Suicide OF n Soldier.

Rich Observation-Disclosures MInes-Libel
suit Dismissed Suicide Of n Soldier.
Tucson. May 11th.-Rich discoveries are
reported in Gillespie district, near the lice
between Arizona and New Mexico. A mum.
Der of the claims are showing large bodies of
chlSride ores. The district is forty miles
from Lordsbury, on the Southern Pacific
Railroad.
R. r. Briggs and w. A. Simmins of Bos-
ton, have just returned from the anthony
mines in Altar district. They fully confirm
the reports OF the wonderful showing of anti
mony. There is 5000 tons of ore in sight,
which is being moved and shipped to Oak
land by vessels via Port Salinas, in the Gulf
of California. Eugene l.. Sullivan, one of the
parties interested in the mines, leaves to. night
for San Francisco.
The libel suits of Zackendorf and Welch
against the Arisona Star and l.. Meyer &
Co., for 100000 damages, were dismissed
to-day with judgment and costs for de-
PENDANTS.
Sergeant Mitchmore, of Company nj, Sixth
Cavalry, suicided this morning at Fort Low
ell by shooting himself. Cause, temporary
insanity.
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Decorations services.

HANFoBD, May 18th. was large
attendance at the decoration services to-day,
which were most impressive. -Four graves
were dec rated in the Grauseville cemetery
The proc ssion was over mile long. l. then
moved through Hsnferd to its cemetery,
where two other graves were decorated
These decorations and the exercises at Was
son Grove were appropriately accompanied
by prayers, introductory addresses and a
duge by the Visalia brass band. Colonel
Godfrey's Grafton at the grave was very able
and strong, and was repeatedly spplsnded.
So was the succeeding address, Of ]. NJ Zion.
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"
DIE D.


Sacramento, May 1o-WilIiam beloved son of Louis
and Susannah Nicolaus, native Of California,
q years, II months and "a DAYS.
ne was devoted son, affectionate brother, and
warm friend. He his left a host of friends to
m urn his untimely loss.I
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence Of parents corner of Nineteenth and
streets, tomorrow friday afternoon at 2
ocloek.]
Sacramento. May 10 Infant daughter OF J. L. and
Katie Scott.
North Bloomfield. Nevada county, May 1o-Fletcher
Motley, s. yesrs and month
Diam mi SPRINGS, I'll Dorado county, April 80
Erastus G. b adbuy, SIS ears
sly Park, Fl Dorado county, May Lewis X.
Noninl ham Parry, 10 wears, months and days.
Red Bluff. Nay S-John +. Cox, % years, months
snl days
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OREGON.
RaiIroad Mnt.rI.I-Mheat Market,

PORTLAND, May 11th.-The Agnes Oswald,
from Cardiff. and the Merom. from New
York, each bring cargoes of heavy iron for
the Oregon Railway and Navigation Com
pany. A large portion of the track between
Cello and Wallula was laid temporarily with
light iron. This will be taken up and re-
placed by the heavy rails just received. The
iron removed will be used for the present in
laying track from Walla Walla to Dayton
(narrow-gauge). It is thought the road to
the latter point will be running by August
LIST.
Wheat has slightly advanced, owing to the
arrival of ships, 81 80 per GENITAL having been
paid yesterday and offers of that amount are
out for to-day.
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NEVADA.
Suicide of a Barkeeper.

VIRGINIA, May 11th.-James H. Kemp, a
well-known barkeeper of this city, was found
dead in the stable Of the old Nevada mill, in
the eastern part of the city, this morning, by
some boys who were hunting their cows; He
had evidently committed suicide by placing
a pistol in his mouth and blowing out his
brains. He had not been seen since last Sat-
urday night. He was single man. about 81
years of age, and native of Missouri. There
was woman at the bottom of the business
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SANTA Cruz, May 11th.-The Directors
of the Santa Cruz Railroad Company under
the old regime had meeting Tuesday after
noon last, and rendered their designations.
The following new Directors were elected in
their stead Geo. Croker, Z. c. Wright. f.
G. Douty. A. G. Bassett, j. L. Willcutt,
w. E. Brown, G. j. Robinson. George
Croker was elected President, J. L. Will.
cult Secretary, ard n. T. Smith Treasurer.
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MEXICO.
Mine Purchased Fall-SchOoncr
Acr0uDd-EatIr0ad Progress

Tucson, May 11th.-A Star special from
Guaymas May 9th says: r. B Harper.
mining engineer of San Jose, California, has
bought the Santa Gertrude mine, bordering
on Sam Brannsn's grant, fer SIC, 00O, to-
gether with 5000 acres of wood land. This
is very valuable mine.
Ed. Schroeder, German, while painting
a tank at the Prietos mine. near Hermosillo,
two days ago, fell from plank and died in
two hours from internal injuries.
The schooner Frithioff, of San Francisco,
while making her entrance to this port May
I'd, went aground in the mud, but was got off
the next day without sustaining any damage.
Forty. nine miles of track of the Sonora
Railway are completed.
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LONDON, May 1lth.-The English Chap
lain at Tunis takes advantage of the present
excitement to ask subscriptions for memo
rial window in the Church of st. Augustine
to John Howard Payne, author of "Home,
Sweet Home" and once American Consul to
Tunis, whose remains are buried in the Prot
estant Gemetery
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FOR SALE.
MILL pRopER1Y m wooDLAND.

COMPRISING A STEAM FIGURING MILL
Z three run OF stone,, warehouse, office, sheds,
dwelling and grounds Is centrally located Is well
equipped for merchant and grist work, and has at
the present time welestablished trade.
Also, in the city of Sacramento, dwelling house
and lot situated on street north side), between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Lot. 80xl60 feet ;
dwelling, two story containing nine rooms Address
JOHN NJ RHODES, Woodland, CAL m12 2w
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A. a. Ward of Humboldt county, New,
went to that region about four years ago,
and invested 81 500 in cattle. Since then.
as be informs the .silcer State, he has sold
over 81, 600 worth OF cattle from the in
crease OF the band which he bought four
years ago, and few days sso he disposed
of the remainder for SIS. 900.
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Ey With pleasure we notify the public
that we are again in the Retail Department Of the
Sacramento Market, No. sos X street. We shall en-
deavor to make this market OF the neatest in
the State. Nothing bu. first class articles will be
Ike t. We have already telegraphed to several parts
OF the State for supplies of Fruit Vegetab Poultry
Came Fish, etc. We will be able to accommodate this
largest purchaser well the smallest, We have
in connection large Wholesale Department Also
the Telephone connects with our houses
m12 4ptf D. DRBERNARDI & CO.
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Nsrihw estern District Agricultural Asso.
citation.

PORTLAND, May 11th.-At meeting of
the Northwestern District Agricultural AS
ISOLATION, held here tonight, permanent
organization was effected by the election of
Knapp; Vice-Presidents P. J. Martin,
Frank Dekum, L. B. Lindsey, Z. O. Eden
dorff, VIM. Burnell and E. J. Jeffrey Sec
rotary. 7. B. Merry Treasurer, Geo. Good.
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Change of directors.

Major McQuiddy was present, and SPOKE
most forcibly to some of the resolutions Of
fered.
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Grain ana wool Prospects.

PORTLAND. May 11th.-A gentleman just
arrived here from Wasco county reports that
the crops and stock in that portion of the
State are in fine condition. However the
wool clip for Wasco county will be one-third
less this season than last, owing to SO many
sheep having died during the past winter.
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Personal Mention.

Newton Booth arrived from the East by the
Southern route this evening, and will remain
here couple of days.
A. A. Robinson, Chief Engineer of the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad,
and party left for San Francisco in special
car this morning
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A DELIGHTFUL SENSATION in the region of
the palate is experienced by those who quaff
exhilarating Hub Punch" either with hot
water, lemonade. fine ice, milk, or in its
original condition. It is delicate combina-
ton of old liquors with fruits of surprising
richness. Sold by all grocsrs, wine mer-
chants, and druggists. Trade supplied by
Richards Il Harrison. agents for Pacific coast,
San francisco.
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Tunf,.
THE CAPITAL MENAoEp.

TuNIs, May 1lth.-The French General
Breart's column of 1900 men is encamped at
ISABELLA, few miles from the Bardo. The
excitement at the capital is very great, but
the Bey and his Ministry ave determined to
remain at Bardo Palace, fearing that by leav-
ing they would endanger the public security.
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REruRNEp To HER MuTroN.

LONDON, May 11th.-Catharine Marshall,
the 14-year- old daughter of a railway laborer,
who the Glasgow papers stated had not eaten
anything since the beginning of the present
year, is reported as having again commenced
taking food. She was threatened to be sent
to a lunatic ASYLUM.
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IDAHO,
Ex.Member OF the Territorial Legislature
Fatally wounded.

Fatally wounded
LEWISTON, May 18th. AT about 9 A.
NJ. James Stevens shot J. NJ. Hederick, late
representative in the Legislature from this
county, and the wound is supposed to be
fatal. No witnesses were present. Stevens
came to Lewiston and surrendered himself to
the Sheriff. and is now confined in jail The
shooting took place on the Potlach, about
twenty miles north of this place, and was
prompted by a quarrel about the sale of a
ranch,
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NOTICE 10 The PUBLIC.

WYE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUR RIGHT
w and title in the Retail Department of the
Sacramento Market, No. sos street, to D. DEBtR-
NARDI & CO. who will continue the same. We
will pay and collect all bills to date.
GONNEr, COULTER & CO.
Sacraments, May II, 1851.
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CAPITAL GAS COMPANY.

A WARM WEATHER Is APPROACHING,
N housekeepers are respectfully invited Dot To
lose sight Of the great merit of GAS.C0okING
STOVES They viii be found equal to the cooking
OF any fam ", and economi al by the ordinary
methods, while the advantages are No heat in the
house no shes, no SCOT no oirt, no packing OF wood
or coal, and no waste, As soon the gas is lighted
cooking commences; when the NO X is finished, no
further consumption Of fuel. Varieties OF these
stoves may be seen and had AZ the Gas Compallys
workshop on ghth street, between j and h. The
Company will put these stoves up wherever the
user desires without charge, except small monthly
rental so that risk is taken by any one desiring
TO use them. j. II. WATSON
m1.2ptf President Capital Gas Company.
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HAMMERS Cascsrs Sagrsda Bitters cures
constipation, liver complaint and purifes the
blood.
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Business OF the Country-A Healthy
FOREIGN NEWS.
Great Britain.

CARRYING OUT THE PROVISIONS OF THE ARMS
BILL
LONDON, May 11th.-The Irish Executive
appears to be carrying out the provisions of
the Arms Bill Act with a vengeance. Among
the recent seizures is rusty old cannon kept
at the gap of Dunloe for awakening the
echoes for the edifcation Of American and
other tourists
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HAMMER's Cascara Ssgrads Bitters is an
autidote for malaria
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REGULATE THE LIVER with Hammers Cascars
Ssgrads Bittsrs, AMI health il the result.
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HaxFR's Dsua STORE Fourth and X streets
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FIVE Inroa KID Clears at Hammers Drug Store.
Fourth and X streets.
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BORN.

Sacramento May 1o-Wife of J. L. Scott, twin
daughters.
Placerville, April 29-wiie of Robert Motzer, son.
Plaeerville, May 2 Wife of David Hughes, daugh-
ter
Near Loekeford, April % Wife Of Thos Clements,
son.
Lodi, April so-wife of W LOOMS, daughter.
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Russia.
THE CRUSADE AGAINST THE JEWS.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 11th.-An official
Kieff, but that there has been further serious
rioting at Vasilkow. where the people at
tackled the Jews at the railway station when
the latter was about to leave town. Troops
had to go to the rescue of the Hebrews.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

O. ARsFIELD GUARD PICNIC PRIVILEGES
- Bids fer the privilege Of ing ice cream, lunch,
fruits. ,tc., at the Susfeld Quarts Picnic, to be
be d 1t B.actis Grove, on SUNDAY, MAY p, 1881,
will be received bv the Committee Privileges On
or before TUi SDAY, MAY 18th. Includes the rigf t
of selling steamer going to and coming from the
picnic. Bis my be lett ut the office of JOSEPH
WALLIS No 62s street, up ftairs. ml26t
SAC RAMENTo zoUAvEs' PICNIC
1t Nasoma Grove, Folsom.
ON TUESDAY. NAY 81. 1881. ml2lt'
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HAMxkRs cAscARA sAasApABrrTEns for habitua
constellation.
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Etc. Etc.
CALIFORNIA.
The Railroad Commissioner Release on
Bail.

The Railroad Release on
Bail.
SAN Francisco, May 11th.-At meeting
of the Railroad Commissioners to-day, the
report of yesterday was adopted. Beer
stecher moved that the revised schedule go
into effect June 1st, and in case any rates
therein prove to be higher than those now in
force, the latter shall stand until changed by
the Commission. Stoneman offered an amend
ment providing that the reduction in rates
between Los Angeles and San Francisco shall
be the same as those between Red Bluff and
San Frar CISCO and that for other points, such
as from Tehachspi to San Francisco, the re-
duction shall be twenty per cent, or equal to
the average reduction on the Central Pacific,
Oregon division. Cone and Beerstecher
thought no difference had been made in re-
auctions between northern and southern parts
of the State, and opposed the amendment,
which was rejected j. G. Burch presented
petition from an attorney of Ell Dorado
county, complaining of the hardships en-
tailed on citizens of that county by the reg
lect to operate the Sacramento Valley and
Placerville Railroad, and asking the Board
to take steps to compel q resumption of op.
erations. Taken under advisement The
Bailiff OF the Board was directed to serve a
notice of the change in rates on the railroad
authorities. Adjourned until tomorrow.
Clodomiro Gotta, the Mexican refugee,
whose case excited attention here some weeks
ago, was released on bail to-day.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANIED-PLacES TO SEW BY THE DAY,
w or do nursing, or would take charge of one
OF TWO infants at me- Civ NC them the best of care
W tue WIDOW oil the late Nathaniel Christopher.
m 2St.
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have to show you:
LADIES' Isle BERLIN GLOVES, 2, 8 and 4but-
ton, all 10 cents per pair
LADIES SILK lies, fringed and ernbroidei ed,
Is cents.
LADIES' CRETE Isle TIES, silk embroidery
(regular price rs cents) 25 cents.
LADIES S Tx lies newest styles), so cents.
LADIES SILK TIES, embroidered, 10 cents; other
styles, 10 cents to 81.
SATIN AND eros GRAIN RIBBONS, finest
quality, 1.inch wide, cents yard Irregular
price, 10 cents).
SATIN AND eros GRAIN RIBBONS. 1a-inch
wide, Il cents yard (regular price, % centsl
HEAVY INGRAM CARPET
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THE ROYAL MARRIAGE-AN AFFECTING INoI.
nryT

vienna, May 11th.-At the marriage of
Stephanie and Rudolph an affecting Incl
dent occurred at the most solemn portion of
the ceremony The Princess, who had main
tanned an apparent composure up to that
moment, now broke completely down, and
burst forth in fit of weeping. crying aloud,
and trembling with long suppressed nervous
excitement. Prince Rudolph, who was calm
and collected, acted with uncommon good
sense, and succeeded finally in calming the
agitation of his bride. TIE tears an2 timid.
ity of Princes Stephanie had marked effect
upon the large attendance of noble ladies,
and caused many of them to shed tears.
At hslf-pass 6 yesterday evening grand
gala dinner was given in Hofburg, there
being 100 covers in gold and 81 in silver. All
the representatives of foreign countries and
the highest dignitaries of Europe were pres
emit
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 11th.-Miss Fors-
ter's funeral in this city to-day was largely
attended, and much sympathy was expressed
for the fate of the unfortunate girl.
Four Frenchmen went out on the bay this
afternoon in small boat One of them
Emile Poirier-was taken with an epileptic
fit fell overheard and was drowned.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
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HoNoRs TO THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
New YORK, May 11th.--A Paris dispatch
says: The members of the Monetary Confer
ence are being dined and wined here to their
hearts content. Last night there was re-
&C option at banker Seligmsn's tonight one
at Consul Walkers. On Thursday they will
dine with the Minister of Finance. and on
Sunday will breakfast with General Noyes at
his hotel at Versailles.
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s.up1rs AND PRICE LISTS SENT FREE ADDRESS