davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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nnd rnlnn utmost cntrply from tho mcu,bors IN
his Congressional diatrict.


Ills Congressional district
CONGRESSMAN wA1sNEN MttIKH,
Of llcrk!mcr, mako jump from to 9: nnd
Il lnokud M w r""n faw"r as pesss1,o WIS,
rrUrcsnutei nt tisrhimrr Gun'y H tic i.er!soare
i.r two ter. a Wv ;o 'eys'o T. III hN scc, &C.
horU wt,rk lMa Tor lntt. He hna acnornlly bon.,
mild Cauk!lng nan lIo 1miFat e cnnpfnoi!@so 10
Is ion small II tnar for tho iriporiAt,t nlllso If
United Stalcn sunntor from tho E,np'ro state:
Of the sIxtoen other candidates IT, orc a.,an as "ny
General WarlI. Il p'mpoua country iawyer from
Allegheny c"tH1y Gs FEess T, tcr: FIX, i
;.or : 'e aeu. Iletaiy t. Trcnai,,u, il New Ynrk
iHwyer VIE II. feel, her, iolhyng rs h,m.vf
s.anpinonary: t: id @or SUPERINTENDENT D''iens;.
No et,srKstIc nn1 arrx;M1lo ;.s;sH ,v, St'ss. tt
ssa .s Tfns I IN KS KS tato Il scs's sk ~ Tap u 10 Te:
J,dao judge acnrxs il. iarailey. wiz roeo,ves se,,atnr
Jacnts' t0to IN uYcry ballot; nor Jhdgo NOAH
Duvis, whu rendered.
THE l,EslAnKAnEE 1'Ecis1oN
In tho Mnrry fcticr e1.e, anl wsa tnhk'nHs
Lending op'osnt Ut w % t!s 9r ~ '',ss r, 9,Sc. H..
Unyersity; Ior As.atnoiynan Tnt!,Ms e: A. A.
g ya,cs sa9 wcfS SS'eMat ,.ast TOT % 1.s''bon il. Fen
t o -, wo y fad t,o', - nv y'e.n @icas s
s.ase. @ isst M sInss ltossoo Conkiiaf wrostc:l ~
npy itnt,ortnitsu except rs Il iocal bosA. Thcn-
iltIre III r,t,ueruy, ~; Auburn lawyer 1f Guusld-
s5n's ability tSs Etseno,sSF ss,es IT 9 GSsi i sS 'S
FuIKcr, OF tho Cuurs Of Appcal,, and Congress,
mali ncl,ar Crowley, l'oth received yotus: md
Yo.tsiK Gantruior WaIsw,,rtI ,rccniyc.1 . votes,
ind wu,,il hU ror!nItlabie cantdat? lnt
for his age, being nnly not,nt " years nl.!' t!S
Ia nMn % n1Ea rs,. Hs". n n,i5,art,
fLen. VI. ~ TX 1T, f,en. Wn!lsworti,. viii, WIS
sc n 6b9 e. war ,nnr nn a. f fn to sno @ nn s
~ ,Hto, VI Il Trn%crsS, tn ,vnii.knuwn
,miliinnntrc ri i'rs,kcr Sf Nov York. Tho Iioi,.
~ ,.,tns ~. rormacnt @ tn arsfnrratlU element
IVY ~ -, t,"rtv rnd .rn hsr;ly cpnsidcroi live
candfdatas ,tiH 's' '''~
..... At MlpSloHf ..-....
| thoro oro few WHO arc wlllInx TO- wager TINT II
senutur wilt 10 chosen for tho lotiE TORN IN 10.
/ morrow II uloro thnt uno Gnlot Ia tAken. Thcee
ara twn rcusons for this opiuion. Tho Atmlnis.
tr4ttion nsU,l had auohGr conference -nlKt1t at
WHICH It wns grona ~ anaom inn
,,3 n,,4ssroin ts sn}tara inrrn u,
Of to hger 9anaGtes Io IT. ro s
y, ualnc' md Il il t,ro,nbio tiiat Davis Alvord,
frr"M..tnn Flax. Whif". Wart and aoliio othors
va lsaper fso tho IT, Of of Gsndaaafe9 mnKsa T. any M
particular r,,n ca,.''','S.ss nw"s,, SENTIMENT
special effort TO concentrate on tho leading Gun.
tSs tSp az SS ,sf nes nSpe ers viz
twenty-five votes, fs expected to pass l'intt nu
tho tITst bAlot to.norrow Eyon tho stn1warn
Mnm't tnat - ,t' ~ ~ ,a,I,tn ,ninht ft,llnw n
sotu n., ~ " "i,rt rhoro @ nrn srynnty.nx nuti.
Will wr,trs. or within f,yo Of tho eceasary mum.
TOR to sccuro an a'oct'oa' ano oo'a''is p'e'
hso ,,,,,,,,, .,, .,xr
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hut for ConkItng. Tho Democrats wora lonth to
lion Of Conkllng. l Will not eay no falsitlnd ~
tlIs case, for think hc roal!y believed that the
i.nrxnn tnr lin anlo Or TINT Htntp. md ConkltnR
nsalirci Hei,atorA Tint wl,llh frun very ahnno
ttuvu tito While llnua0 III thirty daye utter tho
bcgnt,."
, 1881-06-02

ALBANY, N. y, juno 1.-'rho following
dispatch was sent Inst night:
AtuSSr, juno 1.-f;tu. AfahDt1t. Tfchm0nd,
1H.; Your every effort for tho tr,tu alynnce-
mulit Ut tho smith, tlltd To nuke elections real
md fur. has t,iy whe henrt, aud trsGrvcs tho
roUpcrntIun vi ltcpuollcnnA everywhere.
NOSCuE rONKLlNO.
, 1881-06-02
Decrease In the Debt of .
Union During May s1,,. ''s
f5o,721.
Total Reduction Of the Deh+ g..
June 80, 1880, see,. 'S'
250,323,
Tho Az Falls on tic Jlcoss =,
Officials Of tho Treasury. '''
Star Route Money Hu Passed Too y,,,.
Through Their Hands, '''''
TIE DEBT
sr1t1t 0.It An.s..ts..

-, spfesa1 D1passa to 1"s chIeaea 1ttsaa.
WASHINGTON, d. e., J,Inv l.-Tha ..,,
debt statement for May, Issued ttriav psua ',
reduction 1T Sill, ,lEW, iii. This IL ,, sn,m1 snoS1
n,7re ttiati tlic recent estimates. nnd II lug
be enough to wnrrant tho prclle,ion H., i @s1 ~
total reduction Of tho debt fur fin l;soa W..
which ct,ds June 20, vii! be- slis1 s1mnns, 1esI,
This estimate would certainly ],nyo "a ,Ss" "
allied, but fur tic very large lemon''s "Is u" 70
tic treasury for pensions I' nn,i '.t 4loa
purposes. Tile total rrluctirn ~ =, 'ass
debt to dase during Ills fiscal year 1is T.
Sso os5o, ,;ss}. II wilt bu ncceysary ~
lnako Il reduction Ut only $40, 749!S;T il ~.
coming month to rcacl, the reduction of an s
0o0,00o for the year. Tho reccluts any,
May were
Mol1E THAN s1,oooooo DAILY,
a,ld there IL ',o reason to think tla, thov ,,u
be less during Jnne. hut tl,p larpr an'.a ".a
prlatto, IN tho rcylnr supply bllls wifIm Hr'
bu available unt i after july i, when tba ns,,
liscaf yesr bug(ls. In tho mouth Of Inns
llowevur, large disbursements Will b. ns.a
snry oil acco!int 0f ttio uuartrrly rny,nsnt,
fur l.easfons and tho July Interest on >a,a ths
public debt. Thu receipts will te su,1et.r,
to rcacli the Sl00, ,000, ,003 II The custum, ~
ceipts tnntntafii their present uyc,aee. qbs
internal revenue returns show tia, them !,
little danger vi MY reduction, In tia. oua,
ter. Tlla current returns from internal rsy.
GMtto are extraordinary, and uru llkgly IN
justify The c,tlnl'stes of thu Commissioner Of
Internal 1scycnuc, TINT they would reach
SlI5, ,Uu,o00. To june tllc Government La,l
collected slc:],4il,.4s3 Ut Internal reyenps
taxes. This showed
AN .Av1;lsAnE MONTHLY iSeEEAsE
over Inst year for tlu eleven months pf III,
fiscal year Df ;:0J!,ll0. Ii tliIs average sral
te maintained, the collection fur tho ,nop,h
OF Junc will hu 3li,lEU,s.S. This wop,l
make t0tal Uf internal revenue COLLECTIONS
for llle yuar Of SE4, ,tsH, 1GD,-trss than S4ll
000 below whit was cullc.l tIiu yrry e.
travngant estilMNto ut Commissioner l.aus.
which WAS St3j,020,U0. Nj. Shrtm1a's
estimato will bo oxccetlcl, he !laying lse4
tlle receipts from lnterllal-reyenua soutsra
ut sla, ,oou,oOO. .-....,
STATEMENT, JUNE !.
Tb tho 1rtsttr!l tia4osLlt.d I'srE.
WASHINGTON, u. t.. June i.-l'ubltc lrt::
nlx i'1I ~ eeM. t t; '.''''':'' '''s IssSg
Fiji F"r gad lid s "st'ait Ri cert bonds . ] ssS,
ilofat'dInK cortit Gil
Nuvy Iulia3bn nFuuu,..............,..u. Au4Dl
rotai Interest. .boarua doh. ! IAAi1;sa
SniMrsa :il, ases''..'........."..s yiaMHn hfaGas
Uutu and silver eDrtEtGAtcs.... ttNt,!
fFAclUual Gurrancy..".+.." 1,l1.ga
Tota! without lntercs...... 1aatia
rotnl debt. tG.t:s!
tnAi lh5nI s,,n!
:
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JOSEPHINE DOnafE.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-Jnscph!no
Dorme, who came llern lii 1868 ns Il star vo-
cal!st IN Dianohts opora troupe. died suddenly
this morning.
, 1881-06-02

I. ilianton's br Q. scobcll, by Carniva'' out OF
i,cfcvros ts ch Z. fristni, is Hermit out OF
'i Inr'i t,oschcrry'e b. G. Town Moor, by non-
se;:ss !; SsS;J' + ssG"2a;z 2vzsgss ss
p,o% nsTa ]; 1ns hs ,y1 sad @ f fsrie
foT fq enls Stsy u ss'kss IT, a 4 ies ns
s ss5 PiIs s o.af H. ,;Srt'SE nTs4 II + to
svys.. % a,,t Of ,ho stakrs ts6 t,,bs,l:
t. l1riilaris b. q lroluos' by c"m'nEt1tr rt'cc
kg ksFfF nF u was;nin.,cr; II; :c 6r: .. rcrosrins
;S sT S5,sssi; sse1AfsT l. q Tdsa II y; Moor; Sy MSs
castor-Eux1n; la2lbs.. .........,.. .lsossiser
SECOND DrsrATol1.
1oS1oN, June l.-'r'his Is tho SECOND !lay
Of tho EpS0m s''nlli;sr % nlGcttls. ss @ n"9 '1tess
against lroGuUis. ~ ngalnst lae0l9Eiai' aisa
u e i, ! j; against St Louis catns''ura was
"'1t I'iio race was won by Lorilar.l's IroquoIs.
reregri.lr SECOND. md Town Moor third.
'fllo horses went 10 tlln atartlng-post ut a:ei
j.. nj. Nctttl,g Immediately before the start
wns u to aEalnss 1roauois' il to ngaihst
.jockey Archer, who rode 1roqnois, ~
crlytl n tremendous ovation on rGturillhG 70
lel1E.ll, will two lengths between pcregrno
MIL Town MOOR. The time Ut thu ts'ce was
TWO ni!,nles ,fty seconds. .,,uu
I,orllarel backed lroquois when n yearling
rhe crow, i ut tho course was immense;
Nineteen thousand penple arrived BY rai!
f eess vct?Fe Y Mats S. aRa % ma sc.. tsG CIV ~"
nannllt, Rnd large party OF frlehas wefe
il was stated OH the rncecourso that Jockey
Archer says he could e9stty havu won tie race ny
three lungtos II i bud been re1.!trel. ,, ,.or,,
T&St, f1an Arrt
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HOTEL LANG lam,

GoRNER FOURTH AND STREETS, sACRA.
mento-Strictly frst-class, on the European plan.
Free coach rom Railroad Depot. Fine sample rooms
d. 4plm TERRY CO., Managers
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The Eneomnan,easlonr Trouble.

MADRID, December 1sth.--A disp,tch from San.
ander says: The excit ment caused by the excon.
aunication Of the three Litefal journalists is in.
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ltems from, san Franeisco.

san FRANCISCO, December 18th-The Trustees of
the Pacific Coast Blood Horse Association have
fixed upon April %, q and 2S 1852, to hold the
spring meeting The Association adopted an earlier
date than heretofore, to enable the California colts
having Eastern engagements To meet them without
the hurry which is incident to date in May. There
sa'so less liability to rain. The programme ar
ranged by he Association ia very attractive one.
The Grand Council of the Independent Order OF
Chosen Friends Of the Pacific Coast has been newly
organized, with the following officers: T. NJ. Cook
Grand Councillor; II. Griffin Grand Vice. Couueor ;
g. J. Vincent Grand Secretary; J. W. Shaeffer,
Treasurer. The Grand Secretary and Treasurer have
fled their bonds respectively in $50 600 and $25 GOO
of the thirty prisoners in the dock OF Police Court
No. yesterday, arrested the day prev GUS for drunk
enness, nine, nearly one third, were females
Tne sum of $50 Coo was paid into the Tax Col
lectors office yesterday, and the Collector paid over
TO the Treasurer s so, ,0o0
This aite the Mystic aud Reno Baseball Clubs
played game at the Recreation Grounds, which re-
suited in u draw, 6arkress connirg on before the
game could be flushed at the eighth inning with
cf II to II. Next Sunday there will be
three sided game at the Recreation Grounds, in
which the Califoruias, Renos and Mystics will par
Geiple. The Renos and Mystics will play five in
niDgs in the mornings and the CALIFORNIA; will pav
6ve innings with the winner in the afternoon
Last night Vim. j. Como ly died suddenly in his
employed as teller in the Hihernia Bank He was
native OF Ireland, aged 81 years.
Antonio Cueaicb, native OF Austria was found
dead on the sidewalk near the corner OF Clay and
DrGmm streets, this morning Heart disease was
tan manga Nf .lnash
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cnrahIe Aef,ls.

Among the aches which the unprecedented
career of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has
proved to be durable are those experienced
by the rheumatic. Testimony of the most
convincing character establishes the fact that
the atrocious disease, even after resisting the
most potent remedies of the pharmacopeis,
has succumbed 10 the action Of this hene tcent
blood depurent Add TO this fact the i'm
portant one that it is safe, and its superiority
is very manifest. Unfortunately safety can
not be predicated of tie ordinary drugs used
to overcome Rheumatism, among which are
several violent poisons. and some Of them, as
in the case of arsenic, have tendency to
aggregate in the system, and cause death at
some unlooked-for moment. A slight over
dose of the chief remedy, colcbium. causes
spasm of the heart and death. The Bitters,
besides being depureut, remedies dyspepsia,
constipation, liver complaint and general
debility.
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OREGON.
Adxiees froI,, pnr.land.

PORTLAND, December 17th.-The Oregon Railroad
and Navigation Company's steamer Annie Stewart,
plying Puget Sound, while being towed into
Puyaup river, a snag and sunk, and the
de running out, lett her on uneven surface and
wrenched her out of shape Being old, she viii be
dismantled Loss, So, 600 to - 900.
Robert Lampert, the young who, in a
drunken stupor, accidentally shot and killed Julia
Clark last September tried to day and the jury
returned verdict OF manslaughter.
Steps are being taken to organize company for
the purpose OF erectii a Chamber of Commerce
building here to cost about s125 COO which it is
hoped TO bring together the Merchants Beard of
Trade, Mechanics Protective Union principal COM
mission and shipping offices, and to establish a
Produce Fxchanpe
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MILLINERY.
TEA IMPORTERS.

The Randbex-The popular Millinery Establish
1nsnt B. s. Eirsch u Co., No. 748 Market street.
Strict attention to orders from the interior
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sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS, ETC.
wKoLEsALE GRoCERs.

81, 9, Crocker & Co.-Importing and Manuiact
uring Stationers, Printers and Lithographers, Nos
2l5 2l7 and 2I9 Bush street, above Sansone
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
OF SATURDAY AND sUSDAy.I
CALIFORNIA.
Brutal Murder In TuoIumnc County.

SONORA, December I7th.-Wm. Bergel, who has
for years kept drinking house at the crossing OF
Sullivaus creek, on the Mountain road, about TWO
miles from this place, was murdered last night,
apparently with great brutality. Frank P. Gilkey,
a neghbor of Bergels, stopped at the house to-day
at about O'clock, and ndirg eysryt thing closed up,
became suspicious that something wrong, and
began search, which resulted in the finding Of Ber
gers body in the rear of the house, at the edge of
the creek, among the bowlders with his closely
pnioned behind his back, a rope drawn around his
throat, and a sheet thrown over his head. Closer
Inspection disclosed knife-wound upon the right
SIDE OF the neck, extending through ugular vein,
from which great deal OF blood had flowed
wound in the left ear, presumably made by a pistol
bullet and bis face battered out OF shape by heavy
blows with club or similar weapon. Mr.. Gikey
at once notified Deputy Sheriff McQuade who pro-
ceeded to the premises with the Coroner From
their investigation 1t is learned that there was evil
dence IN the house Of some disturbance the night
before as OF drinking party No sign Of violence,
however, was discovered within doors 1t is sup-
posed that Mr. BeIgel was induced to drink then
led TO the rear of the house and there murdered.
Robbery was the probable motive, as no money was
found in the house, and the victim was known to
have had some cash. An empty cigar box was found
open the body, which is said to have been used
by him as a cash box. Bergel was large and
powerful man, and is presumable tha. tive more
men must have been associated in the murder. No
clew has yet been obtained of the perpetrators.
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w. CALEB. of the Columbus (0.) Dispatch
office, says Ii every medicine possessed the
genuine curative properties of ST. Jacobs Oil
there would be great diminution of medical
graduates. My wife used it lately in very
severe attack of vertigo, and the result Sas
very gratifying. RabkiD, OF the Journal, had
something like the Dumps few days since.
He bought bottle Of st. Jacobs Oil, and it
did him more good than all the doctors 1t
il a splendid thing"
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LYDIA L. PINKBAM's Vegetable Compound
revives the dropping spirits invigorates and
harmonizes the organic functions; gives
elasticity aud frmness to the step, restores
t. e natural luster to the eye, and plants on
the pale cheek of beauty the fresh roses of
Efes spring and early summer time,
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EDucATToNaI,.

The Berkeley GynnasiuE,-A Ffrst.ciass
Academical Institution, affords Classical,
Literary, Scientific or business Education. For
catalogues particulars, address JOHN +.
BURRIS, Superintendent, Berkeley, Cal
School of Practical, Civil. Mechanical and
Mining Engineering, Survey ing, Drawing and AS
saying, "a Post st. A. Van der Naillen, Principal
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The New Nsrn,al school.

Los ANoELEs, December 17th.-The cornerstone
Of the new Normal School at LIS Angeles wss laid
with impressive ceremonies to-say The site is
superbly located at the old Bellevue park, grove
plentifuy supplied with semi tropical fruit and
nameItsl trees and commanding n beautiful view
of the Los Angeles valley. Lieutenant Governor
Mansfield was President OF the Day, and r. F. Del
Vale made the orstior, which was brief and appro-
pirate. The ceremonies were performed under the
auspices Of the Masonic Order of this city, and in
the receptacle under the cornerstone were deposited
copies Of all the daily, weekly and other journals
published in this city, together with autographs of
distinguished persons present large au.ience
assembled to grace the ceremonies
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RUBRER AND OIL GOODS.

Davis q KeII0gg-Pioneer Manufacturers Of Cape
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats, Covers, etc. Importers
and Dealers in Rubber Boots and Woolen Goods
No. 81 California street.
The Guffa Pereila and Rubber ManuEace.
uring Com oany-MaLuiactuTerJ OF Rubber Goods
of every description. Patentees Of the celebrated
ssMa,tese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets. j. W. Taylor, Manager.
Geodyear Rubber CO.-Manufacturers Of ali
kinds OF Rubber Betting, Packing, Hose, Springs,
Boots. Clothing etc. No. 577 and 57s MAJ ket street
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DIY GOODS.

The White House-The Oldest Dry Goods House
in San Francisco. We import direct from the
principal marts in Europe consequently can sell
lower than any other house in the trade. Country
orders attended to. J. w. Davidson & Co.. Nos.
1o1 and lO3 Kearny street. San Francisco
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SANTA BAKBARA, December 17th.-A man was
found roaming around at Hope District this morn ng
with his throat cut. He was brought to town and
taken TO the County Jail, where sn examination
showed that he had cut his throat with a pair Of
scissors. His name is George Il. Curcon and in his
day has filed high Government rostions. He is
cousin to the Rev. DIR. Ty g OF New York. and has
been in the employ Of Colonel Hollister for many
years. He has been addicted to the use Of opium
and morphine, and is insane, caused By general
neglect of himself.
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FLORENCE, December 1stb.-Two very rich strikes
we're made at Mineral Hill yesterday-one in the
Wedge mine Of the Chollar group, belonging to
Miller Sibbad, and the other in the Specie Paying
the properly of the Indiana company.
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SACRAMENTO RECCRO-UNloN
San Francisco Office, No. 53I California
street,. H. Sharpe Agent.
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Troops Wan1eo an Tomb,tone.

TUcsoS, December 17th--A special from Tomb.
st ne says that great Excitement prevails there
the attempt at the assassination Of Mayor Clum 1t
is said that Sheriff Behan claias he is powerless, as
the cowboys seem too strong band. The saloon
keepers aud liquor merchants there say that most
of their trade comes from this gang. Troops are
needed and have been asked for To quel future dis
t,1-h
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AUBURN, December. l7tb-The Central Pacific
Rail. osd Company have rendered the Tax Collec or
of Placer county, through Wells, Fargo & CO., S21,
0s5 So, which is SIS, sol 81 less than their tax
amounts to- The instructions TO the expr SIS agents
were to obtain receipt in full for this years tax.
he Collector expresses willingness 10 receive the
money on account, but refuses to cept III full
ard SO the matter stands this time, the coin
manning IN the hands Of the cypress company.
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DRUGS. CHEMIcALs.

Justin Gates.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to 722
Montgomery street. Country orders solicited
A. r. Downing q SON Wholesale Dealers
in Druggists and Proprietary Specialdes No. Il
Second street. Grand Hotel Building.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A CURE GUARANTEED.

DR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
IL TREATMENT.-A specific for Hysteris Diz.
ziness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mental
Depression, Loss Of Memory, Spermatorrhea, In
potency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age, caused by over-exertiou, sslf-ahuse or over.
One box will cure recent cases Each box contains
one months treatment One dollar box, or six
boxes for five dollars; sent by mail prepaid on
receipt Of price. We guarantee six boxes to cure
any case. With each order received By us for six
boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we viii send
the purchaser our written guarantee TO return the
money the treatment does not effect cure.
Guarantees issued only by a, C. KIRK CO., Drug
Pries -sss " ---------.i- dIzpIy
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cLoTHIERs. ETC.

J. W. Carmany (successorto Carmany & Crosettel
Dealer in Shirts and Mems Furnishing Goods.
Shirts made to order speciality No. 26 Kearny
street, between Market and Post.
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Stage Robbers sentenced.

SoSoaA, December Eth William a. Miller and
James Crum, the stage robbers, sentenced to-
day to Imprisonment in San Quentin, Miller for
twenty-five years and Crun for twelve years.
Crums sentence was lighteEon account OF his hav
out of heart, and it is feared he will endeavor to
take his own life. Minor will be sentenced Monday
,aftNr.
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EUREKA, December 17th.-The saloon keepers In
this city and Arcata arrested for violating the Sum
day law, are still on trial Only one case has been
concluded, in which conviction was had, but sem
tence suspended pending motion for new
trial
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Action OF the Ios angeles Cousei,.

Los ANGELES, December 17th.-The Democratic
candidate for Chief OF Police, Henry King, was
elected by the Council to night Moran, formerly
. Democrat and late WOrkingman, elected on the
Republican ticket for Council, elected President
of the Council
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BERLIN. December 1sth-A report is current here
that another mine assassination plot has been dis
covered at the Russian Imperial palace Gatschina
and several officers have been arrested suspicion
OF completely