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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-14
CINCIN N NATI.
Abundance Of Money Seeking Invest
ment.

mGut-
CINCINNATI, May lS.-The week has
been remarkable for hot weather,
especially the last few days. There has
a sudden outburst OF summer, with q
hes, that does not often come in June
1t is to early to fortell the effect upon
the wheat, but grass and corn are being
sho, up with great rapidity. The busy
season with farmers still continues, and
its effect is felt in nearly all branches Of
trade.
The money market is quiet, with net
much activity. There is agreat sbund.
ance of money seeking investment, but
the rates of discount and interest IT.
main unchanged. The clearances
are large, but they do not nee
essarily indicate q corresponding vo.-
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Columbia. aad Frederick Douglass, Re
corder of Deeds for the District oil Col
umbia, vice George A. Sheridan. re-
signed. - -
Mrs. Garfield Better.
wAsHISoroN, May lS.-Mrs; Garfield
is reported somewhat better this morn
ing, but is suffering from the extreme
heat and nervous prostration. The car.
riage road leading up to the White
House has been bsrricaded against car
riages and orders given TO the ushers
and messengers to preserve quiet about
the house.
Mrs Garfield worse.
WAsHISGroS, May l3.-Mrs. Garneid
in not so we'll this afternoon.
WASHINGTON, May l3.-l0 P. M:-The
condition of Mrs. Garfield tonight Is
not materially changed. Her lever,
however, has assumed a low typhoid
form, and improvement cannot be ex,
pected at present. DIR. Bovnton, oi
Cleveland, is in constant attendance al
the Executive mansion in consultation
with DIR. Pope, OF this city, and Mrs.
Edison.
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LIVE STOCK.
LfioAo.

CHcAso, May l3-Ths Drovcs Jour.
NIL bureau reports: HoQs-Receipts
10000 head; shipments $500 head.
Market stronger; all sold; common TO
fair mixed packing s. 50ts5 So; choice
heavy packing and shipping s. $50
o l2t; cuIls and light Workers s. 200
) 40.
CsttIe-Receipts 5000 head; ship.
ments $500 head. Market frmcr and
more active; all sold; good 10 choice
heavy 50 10; common 10 fair s. 20(s5 20;
distilery stock s. 40; butchers quiet and
steady at $2 SOFA 10; Texans - 15;
cornfed 81 50CS5 90; stockers and feeders
weak at So 20.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; ship.
ments 700 head; fair demand; wooled
81 40@6 10; clipped "a OOa4 10.
New YorK.
NKw YeRK, May l3.-Drores' Journ-
al bureau reports: Beeves Receipts
Ito head. Market dull; extremes 81
ollie; general sales lOi(9llc. Export.
ers used 200 fat steera No shipments
to-day. To morrow's steamers take ont
20 head OF live cattle, 2,9N quarters
OF beef, 720 csrcassss OF mutton and 200
dressed pigs. American refrigerator
beef sold in London and Liverpool on
Thursday at 81 per pound.
Sheep-Receipts 4. 300 head. Market
dnll and lower; fair 10 choice clipped
sheep s. OOtS5 50: unshorn s. 00S
7 25; spring lamb, Virginia, 3 100
900.
Receipts 1850 head; market
slow for live hogs at 81 75(s8 20 per ld0
pounds; dressed barely steady nj " 20
per 100 pounds
CIscIssArI, May l3.-Ho0-Stesdy
common and light 81 50S5 Is; packing
and butcher S. 5Os8 S. Receipts
100 head shipments $50 head.
Toisdt.
ToLspo, May l3-Whest-Essier
amber Michigan 81 l4i: No. 2 red Wa
bash spot, 81 l43; seller May 81 l4!;
seller June 81 I2i; seller July 81 0si;
seller August 81 03i. Corn-Quiet; ;
high mixed 4sIc; No. 2 spot 47tc; No.
2 white 49Ic; rejected Nc; damaged 3Sc.
OAts-Quiet; No. 2 4lic; No. 2 white
43lc.
uev Orisans.
NEw OeLEASs, May l3-Cofes-
Sc adv and in fair demand; Rio csrvoes,
prime, 9I6l2,c. su2ar--FRm; inferior
70 good common 6i(sc; common 70 good
common 7!97ic; yellow clarified $40
So. Nolasses-Dull; common 22f925c;
prime 3oss33c: fermenting lS(S35c; els
tern bottoms 3Js-50c. Rice-Quiet and
firm; ordinary 10 prime Sic.
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DRY oooDs
Usv York.

Hsw Yosx. May l3.-Dry Goods
Cotton goods quiet 10 agents hands,
hat the lssdirx makes continue steady.
Low grade bIesched goods duli aud un. +.
ssttled. Prints IN light demand. Fan.
ey prints reduced 10 5le. Ginghams &C.
tive, and lawns jobbing more freely.
Heavy clothing sud woolens 10 fsir, bat
irregular, demand.
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hlFDsS IN lose their beauty from the hair
.rno,: os go: o' iading Parker's Hair Balsam
vsp,. ps,'ss -, Necessary nourishment, pre-
aan, a,allns and gtayness, and is sn ele-
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Chicago Walking Match.

CHICAGO. May lS,-Midnight. -Har-
riman 46l, Tracy AL, Krohne 429, Fs
Der 400, Struckle 4l0, Campana 3A.
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Nsw YoRE, May l3.-CJtton - Steady
at l0i(GI0}c; futures steady. Flour
Receipts $500 barrels; exports 5000
barrels; superilne State and Western
81 O0(a5 80, common "a good extra
81 b3taI4 30; good 90 choice S5 OOd6 rs,
white wheat extra s. ODa6 o. extra
Ohio and ~. Louis 81 Gjtd6 75; Min
nesOta patent process 81 2jta y 90 Wheat
Heavy and declined lcp2r: receipts
10000 bushels exports GO.OO0 bushel.:
No. 3springs 81 10; No 2Chicsgo 81 ~ .
@l %: unRraded red 81 IG(gl 81; No 8
do. 81 2ii@i 22i; No 2 do. 81 25i@
l 27t; No. do. 81 29iCal 30; miIcd
winter 81 %; ungraded white 81 1870
! 20; No. 2 do. 81 22cni 22I: No. do.
sales II 900 bushels, ut 81 2IiIrl 2jl;
steamer DO. tI 22Gfi 22l: No. 2 red, s-l.
or May, sales 272, DO bushels, at 81 23Iha
lI "a; seller June. sales 100 bust els
at 81 2l(Gl II seller July, sales "a.
600 bushels, at$l lsidi9. seller Aug.
ust, sales 5000 bushels, at u -. Corn
Weak At tC92c lower: receipts 1900
bushels; exports 81. zoo bushels, ungrsd-
ell 5jCgGlc; hot and unsound 3s6J2c:
No. 2 bfdJ6Ic; stamer jsc: No. 2
sole; No. white G3tc; No. 2. Keller
May 5GIa,j5,c; seller June btGdbi.c:
seller July 5Iite5itc; seller Augu,i -.
(dJjc. Osts-s,ronyer: rpreir's - 80
bushels; w.s''rn uII-J ~ a,i, sbits
western 47(45Ic. Hay-D-mand fair
and market firm. Hops QUE, snd
steady. Cofse-Duli and unchsDg.J.
Cn,caxo.
CHicAeo, May I3 - Flour - Ia.
changed: spring wheat 81 OO(f,J ~, 6ns
Minnesota q IS; winter wheat ~ JO(s,
8 90; low grades t2 Jpls3 20. Wheat
Fairly active and q shade higher; 80. 2
Chicago spring 81 OIL cash; $I O3inp
! 03i seller June; 81 03i seller Jnly;
g9tc seller August; No. 3. 92iGg7c
rejected 72tas0c. COrn-Active st 4Ils
~ tr seller June; 4lila42c seilrr July;
42tl1i2Ic seller Augnsi: rjssted 80.
Osts-Dull and lower st SIZE cash: 81
seller May; 37ind37Ic seller June; Jotc
seller July; 27tc seller August. Rye
StSady and unrhsngrd. BzrI~y-D1ll
and lover at SSctSsl 90 PUk-sirong
and higher At SiG 55 cssh and seller
June; SO 20 seller July and s~llrr Aug.
ust. LArd--Demand lair and prices .
shade higher at SO 20 cash and D.ller
Ju<e tIV O<t'siV I'D sriIefJuly siD %
seller August. Bulk Meats--stesdy
and unchanged. Wtisky-s,esdy al
81 o..
BALfInoRs, May I3-Flour- Steady.
Wheat-Western easier and doll; 80. 2
winter red spot 81 2s;GSI 26: seller May
81 2t(1l 24l; seller June si 2l@i 2li:
ssiler JuIy 81 1901 i8i; seller August
81 l3tSl l3i. Corn Western higher
and strong: mixed spot 51csJ9le; seller
May 6its,5sc; seller June and JBI, s.
(a6S}c; seller August 5j.tatGc; Steamer
SIZE. Oats-Pirm: w~st1rn white 52fs
SIC; mixed 49f15ic. gyt-Q1iet si
81 Is. Hsy-Quiet. PDsisions-DuIl
and easier. Msss Po,k-O!d 81 %;
pew $500. Bulk Mrats--Pseked 6tlg
0ic. Bacon Shoulders .e: clear rib
sides l0tc: hsms II(sI:e. Lard-l.s-
6nsd lliSl2c. Buites-Duli; prime 10
choice western packed lofe2oc; roll $50
lsc. Eup-DulI ct Iit4i2c- Petroleum
-Quiet and steady; refnsd 7ie. Codc.
-Quiet; Rio csroes 8ttSl1}c. Segar--
Prn; A soft 9:e. Whisky-Duli u
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II ev Orleans.
WOOL
PhtLadolphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May l3.-wool-Qaiet
anc steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
weu Virginia Xxx and above 3Ss40c;
Y 3sGlOc: medium 4,S44c: choice
ssS37c: New York, Indiana and West
ern fine 3Js3sc; medium 41SA5ci
coarse 33638c; washed eombing and
delaine 2s(s46c; unwasbed do. 1s055c;
pulled 3o(S37c
Bosrox, Nay l3-Wool-ln lair de-
and: Ohio and Pennsylvanis extra
sSG42c; Michigan and Wisconsin SO
S9c; pulled 2S64Sc.
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Nomination.

WASHINGTON, May lS.-The Presi-
dent has nominated Chas. Henry, Of
OHIO, US. Marshal for the District OF
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tive.
STATE BoSDs-ln large demand.
SrocKs-The market opened at an al
vance OF to Il per cent, the latter in
Erie preferred. Alton and Terre Haute
common and Oregon Navigation were
IN exception, the former showing q de-
cline OF and the latter per cent In
early dealings prices took an upward
turn and sharp advance Was recorled,
which was followed by a partial &C.
ton at the first board. Toward noon
the market became strong and prices
rose steadily throughout the afternoon
up to the second call, when the i'm
provement from last evening ranged
IRON TO u per cent, the latter in
Hannibal and st. Joseph common.
Rock Island, Lake Erie aud Western,
the Trunk line properties, ST. Louis and
San Francisco coal shares and Chesa.
peake and Ohio issues were also promi-
nent therein subsequently Hannibal
and 81. Joseph reacted ; and recovered
Ter cent. The general list closed
strong. Alton aud Terre Haute com.
mon declined 81 per cent. and preferred
. per cent. on the DAVIS transactions.
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PRODUCE.
n 90 YorE.

sNo salcs. tOncre Z.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
keasy At 3 to 4 Per csnt-Govsrnmsnts
Strong and Higher-fIour Unehang-
ed-whsat Fairly Active and
4 Shade Higher -
Hogs Steady.
FINANCE.
New York.

New YoRK. May l3.-MoSnv- At S(S
+per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4
@4i per cent. SteriiuY exchange, bank.
ers' bills strong at 4s5!; demand 4s7!.
Dry goods imports Tor the week l,i02,-
90.
srLvKR-At London 5l!d per ounce;
bar silver here llli; subsidiary silver
coin t(Sl per cent. discount.
GOVERNMENTS - Strong and !(St per
cent higher.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-08
PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, April 7th.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: o. T..
Mairs, wife and two children, Inyo county,
California; Mrs. J. II. Abel, Mrs. ID. Drum
mond, Denver Col; A. G. Osburne, Massa.
chusetts; Persifer +. Calf and wife, Spring
field, Mo-; Mr.. Bentley ard wife, Mrs. Ella
Hoyle Beck, Denver, Col; Mrs. j. Forbes
and child, Miss Belle Shurtlef, Ogden; julie
Herman, Colorado: a. G. Dunn, E. Detrick
and family, San Francisco; NJ Shustrich,
Phoebe, New; Charles A. Hawkins, Pennsyl.
L. Gallatin, Denver, COL; A. B. Anthony
and wife, Maine; j. III. Jarvis, Montreal
Canada; no emigrant passengers to-day.
OMAHA, April 7th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive April 11th A. Manseaux, Mon.
treal; Capt. r. W. Crofts and wife, Brook
lyn; j. II. Pierson and wife, New York G..
Marcus, o. Wilson and family, San Fran
cisco o. r. Bigelow and family, Ohio
Henry T. Simpson. Albany, N. Y; B. B.
Murray, Washington j. ii. Sellers, Louis
vile. KY; w. B. Millard, Milwaukee; G.
E. Chatfeld, Columbus, o.; J. w. Connell,
Indianapolis.
Forty-eight through emigrauts left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento April 14th.
NEwHALL, April 7th.-Passed here to-day
to arrive in San Francisco on the Sth John
Zimmerman and wife, Cincinnati, o.; N. B.
Stone, San Francisco; John Hanna, Iowa
William Corners, San Francisco Harry
Wood under Sheriff. and two men, W. b.
Anderson. Tombstone F. W. Noble, Santa
Cruz; w. c. Saffield. San Francisco NJ.
Sanders, San Diego; w. J. Sutherland. Oak
land L. E. Walker San Francisco Col.
Thomas b. Reynolds, Middletown; S. B.
Doe, San Francisco; Robert Benton. New
York; Mrs. A. M. Star, Charles Jacobs, A.
w. Pool, San Francisco; III. Mabury, San
Jose; Mrs. E. S. Cabanas. Miss N. J. Ca
banas, Los Angeles: George M. Skarns, R.
j. John, G. Miller, Iowa.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

A Gordon of 10000 Turkish troops has
been drawn around the Pauran district,
Syria, in consequence of a conflict between
the Druzes and neighboring Mohammedans.
A severe shock Of earthquake occurred at
Quebec Wednesday night.
A London dispatch says the land bill, since
it was first discussed by the Cabinet, has
passed through twenty-five variations of
forms. 1t will include schemes for the recla-
nation of waste lands and for emigration.
The nomination of General Ignatieff and
Baron Nielsa to portfolios, and the expected
appointment of General Tchernaeff as Gov
ernor of Orenburg, are sufficient indications
of the strong Slavonic and reachonary ten
dency of the Russian Government, at least
in home affairs.
Specials say Professor Hind has written
another vigorous fusilade against the Halifax
fishery frauds, it being directed against Mr..
Whitcher, one of the chief culprits in the
matter.
Commodore Mead, of the United States
steamer Vandalia, in a letter to the Navy
Department under date of March 10th, says
that Havana is healthy. but lawlessness pre-
walls and goes unrestrained. Murder and
robberies are of daily and nightly occurrence,
and recently the British Consul was nearly
murdered by ruffans.
Chief Engineer A. v Zane, United States
navy, received his ogiers Tuesday to accom-.
pany the Jeanette searching expedition to
the Arctic. His home is in Philadelphia,
where he informs a Press reporter that the
Mary and Helen will probably sail from San
Francisco about June 1st.
The Court of Appeals at London has dis
missed the appeal of Rev. Alexander Mac.
Konochie against his sentence of deprivation
for ritualistic practices.
At Chicago yesterday, in the presence of
six Bishops, 120 clergy and 5000 people,
Archbishop Fehan was formally inducted
into his exalted office of Archbishop of that
Catholic diocese, the ceremony being the be-
stowal upon him of the pallium, or robe of
Office, brought to this country from the Pope.
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"Not Very Well"

A feeling of vague bodily discomfort, which
does not amount to positive illness, and yet
is incompatible with health, is often aptly
described by the phrase, Not very WELL
This feeling usually arises from deficiency
of the nervous power which is required to
keep the vital machinery in vigorous and
healthful operation. Nervous weakness has
too frequently turned out to be the prelude of
some serious malady to admit of any doubt in
the matter. Inactivity of the bodily func.
tions as surely begets their arrangement as
cause precedes effect
1t is therefore absolutely essential for the
preservation of health. perhaps of life itself,
that this warning should be promptly needed.
The case does not admit of delay. Revitalize
the system at once and effectually with Hos
letters Bitters-that peerless invigorant
which. by infusing new health and strength
into the system, protects it against disease
more surely than ever knight of old was pro-
tected by armor of proof against his foe.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Appointment Confii med-S -SmalI.PoN

PoRT TOWNSEND, April 6th.-Secretsry
Window has confirmed the appointment OF
VIM. ii. Roberts to the chief clerkship in the
Custom-house at this port, vice VIM. Nj.
Harnd, who has been promoted to be Deputy
Collector. Mr.. Roberts served in the Cali
fornia volunteers during the war of the re-
bellion, and was one of the first to join the
Grand Army of the Republic at its first or.
ganization in California.
The brig North Star, from Honolulu, re-
ports smallpox as still prevalent at the
islands. Every precaation is being used here
to prevent the disease from entering the
Sound
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Rpizootic at Merced.

MERGED, April 7th-The epizootic among
horses and mules has prevailed for some time
past here in q mild form, and but little alarm
was felt by farmers. Recently, however, the
disease became of malignant type, and one
farmer near here has lost five valuable work
horses and mules, and states that all his work
animals are sick, and that out of thirty he
cannot start team of six to run gang
nlow
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of the back door. This is the second
time the Postofice has been entered within a
few months.
A dwelling belonging 20 John Dolan, stu
ated at La Camas, Clark county, was totally
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss, $500; no
Insurance
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NAPA, April 7th.-The steamer Ellen, from
San Francisco, struck on snag last evening
near Sawyer's tannery. The men from the
tannery helped discharge the freight, which
was all saved. The boat is beached in a shal.
low place, and is full of water.
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Dropped Dead.

WILLOWS, April 7th.-Henry Welch, q
sheepherder, while corraling sheep this morn
ing, broke a blood-vessel and dropped dead in
w. II. Williams corral.
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Citizens Mass Meeting-Thc Postmaster.
shin.

BIGGs, April 7th.-A mass meeting of citi-
zens was held here yesterday, to organize for
the purpose of contributing to the fund being
raised in various parts of the State to com.
mence legal proceedings against the miners
Our citizens are indignant over what they
consider an underhanded attempt to remove
the Postmaster here, which they claim is be.
ing manipulated in Oroville.
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Disastrous Fire.

WALLA WALLA, April 6th.-At quarter
past II last night, fire was discovered in
the front part of the restaurant on the corner
of First and Alder streets, kept by Mrs.
Adelia Bockler. The proprietress escaped in
her night dress by the rear entrance with her
children. Others had as narrow escape. -Four
wooden buildings, the property of William
Stephens, were totally destroyed, and one
partially Loss, $500; insured in the
Home Mutual, with two other buildings, for
81, 400. Mrs. Bockler occupied three build.
ings She lost all of her furniture, supplies
and clothing insured fer S12, 900 in the Com.
mercial of California. The other buildings
were occupied by China wash-house. The
inmates lost $3.50. Several others sustained
small losses by removal and water. The fire
is supposed to be the work of an incendiary.
a heavy wind was blowing, and an extensive
confagration was prevented by hard work
and good management.
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Proposed Railroad Extension.

SAN LUIS OBIsPo. April 7th.-It is stated
on good authority that the San Luis Obispo
and San Maria Valley Railroad will be ex-
tended about thirty miles to the Santa Maria
river. There are two routes surveyed-one
along the Trice beach, by way of Guadalupe ;
the other back from the coast, through the
best agricultural portion of the county. The
former being through a comparatively level
country and of short distance, would not cost
much more than one-haIf the other. which
will require heavy grading and much bridge
and trestle work. The latter route also leaves
San Luis Obispo about two miles to the
north. The building of the railroad, which
will save about one-half the cost of freight to
the farmers to get their grain to tide water.
will be great benefit to the county, and in.
augurate new era of prosperity.
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The GiGard Case.

SAN JOSE, April 7th.-In the case of the
People vs. Clifford, charged with rape, de-
fendant's attorney this morning argued a
motion for his dismissal, which was denied.
He was remanded, with bail as before
(Sl0000) 1t is expected that this will be re.
dncad
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Visitors at Monterex.

MONTEREY, April 7th.-The following are
among those registered at the Hotel Del
Monte to-day Mrs. R. W. Apperson. Santa
Clara; M. R. Merritt, Castroville John B.
Robinson, Vallejo; D. S. Gregory, Salinas
Raymond NJ. Aguirre and wife, Hollister;
ent, Portland. VT; Charles E. Sherman,
Mrs George Hearst and servant, VIM. r.
Hearst, James M. Farran, E. L. Preston,
San Francisco; G. E. Blair, New York.
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Meteorological Repart.

PoRT TOWNSEND, April 7th.- -Me.eorologi-
cal Observer Swan, at Neah Bay, makes the
following report for the month of March
Highest barometer during the month, .49 /;
lowest, % 50; highest temperature, 50 de-
grees, lowest, 80 degrees mean temperature,
"A degrees, prevailing winds, southeast and
southwest
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Railroad wOrk-Mining 5IatterS-RaiI
Coming.


SAN DIEGO, April 7th.-Work is progress,
ing on the railroad at this point very rapidly.
There is some considerable cutting in the Sol
dad section, and large force is employed
there.
A great deal of interest is being developed
in mining matters, not only in the old Julian
section, but at other points in the county,
and in Lower California. Our local assayers
are kept quite busy.
The charter papers are received at the office
of the California Southern Railroad here of
the following vessels, loading at foreign ports
with rails and fastenings for San Diego
Lady Lisgar, at Amsterdam, February 18th ;
Trafalgar, at Antwerp, March goth; Con.
zie Perry, at Antwerp, March 10TH They
will bring in all about 1000 TONS The ship
Macmillan has also been chartered to bring
3 90 toms
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FINE IMPoR,ED CIGARS at Hammers Drug Store
Fourth and X streets.
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Tunnel Thieving : ck.Laying Conn
pleted.

a tunnel was discovered leading from Third
street under Hawley, Wallace & Co.'s bank
to the rear of Schwabacher Bros store then
through the wall into the cellar In the
tunnel was found three bales of clothing,
boots, black silk dress patterns, etc., worth
several hundred dollars. which were recog.
nized as Schwsbscher's goods. Wooden
trowels, augers, ropes, revolvers, etc., used
by the tunnel dggers, were found
The o. r. and s. n. Co.'s broad gauge
track was finished to Coyote late last evening.
The track from Coyote to Umatilla was
widened to-day. Next week daily train
will run between Walla Walla and The Dalles
in time for the boat the next morning. Pas.
sengers will change cars at Umatilla.
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REGULATE THE LIVER with Hammers Cascara
Sagrada Bitters, and health is the result.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-08
Imp,isonmenf for Iire.

SANTA Rosa, April 7th.-The jury in the
Quackenbush case gave verdict of murder
in the first degree, placing the penalty at
State Prison for life.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-08

PORTLAND, April 7th.-A dispatch from
Monmouth, Polk county, states that the
Postofice at that place was entered last
night by burglars, and considerable guam
tity Of stamps, envelopes, etc., carried off
Entrance was effected by breaking the lcck
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-08
The Railroad commissioners,

SAN Francisco, April 7th.-The Railroad
Commissioners are still in executive session,
engaged in revision of the freight tariff, but
nothing of interest has yet been accom-
plished, as far as can be learned from the
Secretary, who, by rule adopted by the
Board, is prohibited from giving any in
formation to the public other than what the
Commissioners instruct him to convey.
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HAMMERS DRUG STORE, Fourth and h streets
Sacramento