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AnYERrIsEwRNr nenT1oN.

Metropolitan Theater-siiss Katherine Rogers.
!. O. o. F. annual picnic-Natoma Grove
Sacramento Chapter-Ths evening.
Privileges for K. OF P. picnic.
Sunday School Union picnic.
Lecture-Sacramento Seminary.
Costumes Tribe, Impd. o. R. Midnight.
IA D.-Fidelity Grove, this evening.
Washington Lodge F. and A. M.-This evening
wanted-A stout boy at Fabian Brothers.
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"WELcoME THE COMING, SPEED THE PART
ING GUEST ."-No hastily extemporized punch
can approach the renowned Hub Punch il
favor when mixed with hot or cold water,
milk, lemonade, or whatever suits the TASTE
Sold by all grocers, wine merchants and drug
gists. Trade supplied by Richards & Har.
rison, agents for Pacific coast, San Francisco.
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- 4 = II - ICJI
NI EITHER PAINS NOR EXPET Sc WILL E
* spared TO make It tie nest pleasant aft ir of
the season.
The -rounss axe be u;ifuliy covered With grass
and fo"e S, and wei shaded. Various Gamss, as
Foot Races, Sack Races Candy Catching, Glass Ban
Shooting etc, for the enjoyment OF old aud young,
and prizes viii be ava ded to the succs sfu con.
testants. The First Artillery Regiment Band "a
ARTISTS, viii furnish ex ellent music The cars
will leave the new depot at9A. NJ sharp. and will
stop at all way stations. Refreshments of all kinds
Will be found az the grounds at city prices Tick
81 each, for the round tip AMI admis ion to the
grove. Children under y yesrs Of age, so cents
Tickets are to be had Of all the members of the
Stamm, and at the depot All are cordially invited
a2V II THE COMMITTEE
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters is the
best spring medicine.
HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters is an
antidote for malaria.
HAMMERS DRUG STORE Forth and X streets
Sacramento.
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D. J. Simmons Extensive auction sale.
Bell & Co.-Friday evening.
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MINIS fine calf, hand-sewed, box-toed
boots, 81 80. Red House.
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IApIEs should see Tho new lines OF lsces
and epbroideries at the BED House.
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.TUsr RECEIVED FROM NLw YoRK.-Stylish
linen and mohair busters. Mcdaniel Store.
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SATURDAY, April 23d, will be the first day
Of Hale BIOS. & Co.'S great sale Of dry goods 8
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.(usr THE THING for everyday wear; Eight
weight, dark color sumner suits, 81 20. Me-
chanics Store.
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SEE THE Nav ADYERTIsEMENT to-day q
the Red House.
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OTHER POINTS VISITED.

The party went up as far as Bentleys
upper place, and examined the breaks on this
place and the Sutherland place, AID foun,!
them the worst breaks on the whole route.
The Supervisors seem to think that thew will
be unable to do anything with these or any
other breaks unless the owners of the places
on which they occur will Join them and do
at least half OF the work. They purpose also
to confer vita the State Commissioners with
a view to obtaining aid from that direction.
and also as to points at which waste dams
shall be LETT. Il is the intention to begin the
work OF repairing as coon as the water is low
enough to allow OF work to advantage.
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Your especial attention = directed to bale
Rros. b Co.'S notification of absolute sale il
this days issue.
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Business Advertisements.
Red House Hat department.
Rristops Sugar-COated Pills.
Positive and absolute sale-Hale Bros. & Co.
Dissolution of partnership Buckow & Meese.
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hereafter
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CouMgacIAL-The steamer Neponset de-
narted for the upper Sacramento yesterday
witt general merchandise. The Enterprise
departed for CoIusa with merchandise.
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ANNUAL EXCURSION AND PICNIC
SACRAMENTO sTAM!id, NO. I24.U.0R.
. NAre'as GROVE, NEAR foas,

Sunday, April 81. 1881
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SuEpAy-scHooL PfcNIc.-The First and
Calvary Baptists, the Sixth-street, Seventh
street and Kingsley NJ +. Sunday schools
win hold 4 union picnic st Natoma Grove
Friday, April 29th. Tickets, 80 cents and
81 Train leaves at $50 \ NJ.
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D. J. SIMMONS,
s-i5t Aue-ioIoer, No. 1915 Foacjh street
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sg agents for Poster Kids anS Ranar
Patterns. TnrzS-sf-u
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There are three openings in this stretch,
including the one immediately at this end of
the bridge. The water is now only running
through at the opening rext the bridge. It
was generally agreed that a new and wide
levee should be built here the entire distance,
and Atr. Bryte made 4 proposition that he
would do half the work If the county would
do half, and that the structure shorld answer
for levee and county road at the same time.
The brush dam at the English break was
found in as complete order as it was left, ex-
cept that in two places over deep cuts the
brush had settled from enc to two feet below
the general crest OF the dam. The water was
running over at these points perhaps foot
deep at the lowest point. The willow brush
of which the dam was made are growing rap
idly. and by the next high water will present
an obstruction SO completely bound together
by roots and young willows that no water
power will be able to move it. Above Che
dam, and up to the line of the ORIGINAL river
bank, the sag is filed with sediment nearly
as high as the crest of the dam. ard it was
conceded by all that this dam saved The
bridge from being washed out By the high
water.
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HANMEE's Cascars Sagrada Bisters cures
constipation, Ever complaint sud purifes the
hloed.
, 1881-12-27

hss tne9nas 1t the s'sa siao ea''aase bssS ha
df tho :.'rrftce ftnporihl' sgeEu nitpgnaoe
ttnnter Than Ia Hatla1 III NmtutoH 9bnerotts plan.
Nf. MAffnti Sfnla. trcntttf her Mh1astr FOR s,nny
mnhths ut thRt tffnn md lhtbf, anil tlnvvr sltce
tho birth Hf tile i.fntGil "Nntutlno,, w" liily
Eu46nio do btuntilo hoGn d womRn Of vigorous
heaith. =
it il ,,ot. rs "E.tp6ntc." nor NJ " tho EMPRESS"
that tht,sc WIN like tN bn accurate aui silcsk 1T
this cGltbratca latly. ftpr tttt, ae given to tho
vcstryo Of Fnrnbor,IlHh. HINTS {,vhUre bcr now
1nnnslun ia BltMale!1), la "CdnntcsA do Piofre.
fo1,da r6l!ot Of his Into Majesty Natlotnon ill.,"
1tla In this nan,e ahn has npp.t, 1tir permission
to oxchhnHo a, rfKht-hf- way whult lies ncrt,ss
hnr cst1tn, hfnrinE irstcal of this old Highway,
which Aho Wishes to h.nRD private. a new rUltl,
;y!dcr ! and ,noru eonyonleIls, Ut auotaor part.
Thy EInpress-l cry her tnorny, tlp Cunntcss-.
FarnburolRh ahnuld she iivo TO inhnhit ii. Al.
frptly hAf n tnllliull dollars hna nurtt expended
from tho tntnfy Of Tho into Mr. Ltngmail, tno
publisher, mid Tho improvements 0tl tho fnan-
sion tIay chlt for ati tnore. Tho h,dy trsnL very
hnrd to establish hor personal clam 10 tho mo.
dinval manor or Ircfrcfonle. tint dream Of tho
tntio age1 80 IlnryGlhtRsly vDstnrct1 lty tho
Rr.nt nrnhitoct and archaeological, Violet 10 DUO,
bnt tho French Government wits rs slenf tn her
npI,pnls n8 WIS Ulysses to the chanting Ut tho
airuns uil Cyprus. 10 Hlf tho wtn.lroua nrnora,
auu nnelent tapestries, and cGritIlis furniture.
aud tho countless beautiful equipments uf d
stately cast!r rotnain nj Plerrctniltts Nevertho-
less: tho C0uNtoRs OF Fierrcf0nha will have somo
tlicn furniture at Fnritb0rouRh. be sure.
, 1881-12-27

Fu4ANA HNGvlEGs
OFFICE OF TIE CutEr SIGNAL OFFlcEn
WAsllINuToS, u. G., Dec. 97-1 n. nt.-1l,.
tIcatims- tic Lower I.ako region,
cloudy wonther will, light ruins, winds
nasty nortflery stationary OF lower tom.
i,craturs aud pressure.
Eur Tennessee nnst tho Ohio Valley, rain
followed by clearing weather, winds mostly
nortllcrly, stationary or lower temperature
mid generally higher pressure.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-.
souri Valley aid the Upper Lake region,
warmer, fair. weather, winds shifting To
sWitherly and lover pressure.
The ClIicf Signal Ol1icer furnishes the fol-
lowing special Ol.lletll:
General! rallis llMve fallen east Of tlld Mis-
slSslppi ltiyer, except III thu Upper Lake
region. Thu fill III thu East Gulf atl1 South
ATLANTIC States exceelled III nh average olie
ilicll Nnrtherfy winds are reported H. tho
Lake rrgion, Ichncssep, md tlie Ohi0 Vii
Icy, EoWiiltr|y III tho Atlantic Coast Stntes.
The tenMrature l,as tiscf trotn 3 to 70 de.
grees II, New England, tug Middle, auu South
Atlantic States. atpt talle,t slightly III the
1.akg rgglun and the Northwest. n!lu begun
to rise III Dak0tN md Montana. Rnfny
weather Is Indicated for today III the Lower
Like region, Tile Middle Stntes Mud New
England; ialr weather Wednesday, III the
Middle Status.
CHICAGO, Dec. a9-10:1B p. n.-Tho following
observations nrt tNkon ut tho suuio tno1uout of
tlMU at nit tho stations Huncd:
, 1881-12-27
JUDICIAL,

Wliltq,n G. 1snaHbIl Appointed 10 tile
H1nkaaci'usetts Supreme Nencia In piaco
Of Judge Grisy.
Special Dtspatca to Ths Chicago T4ibun1
l}osT0N, Dec, 20-Qov. Lung has rendered
tho Cl,fcf-Just!ccsllip Of tho Supreme Bench
10 Wlllinm G. Nussuli. one Of tho 'teatlI1ig
practitioners III tho United Stntus Courts here
and IN Wnsh inglton. 'fhe selection Will ba
h.,lcd With pleasure by tho Bar hprc, ,large-
~ signed memorial that lie should be np-
pointed having been presented lust SUMMER
when President Garfield slgniled his lntei,-
lion Of promoting Chiur-J,.stice Gray to tile
Natiola' bencl,. trl,uro Is little doubt but
tint Atr. Russell will accppt tho otllcs, 11u
Is 60 years old, md llns reached Ills highest
pHint rs d lawyer, A1.ti, being 1lan at
wealth, l9 chh ntfUtd to throw Uvor yury
lucrative practice for q position which IL tho
gOAl Ut ambition Of every young. practitioner
III Massachusetts, Mr.. Russell Is h brother
Of tho lion. Thoinns Russell, forllUrly
unftgd StntHs Minister to Veuezloa now
Railroad Commissioner, md ut 0tlU ttnIe
noted for the severity Of his sentvI,cos on
Fnrrnters brought bef,re him viii 10 of tie
bench OF the Supreme Court. Julgu Gray
hns not forwarded his resignation to tho
N0yor,or. Tn t!le 9th OF JnlllMry hu will
notify tho Executive tint iie has taken the
nntl, Ut Dtticu on the Supreme Bench OF Lie
United States, and his successor will ut once
Du announced.
, 1881-12-27
MURDEROUs< HALF-BREEDs
A ahloonkeepeEisn N1doaA Lake, 1Ilnn.,
Failsa vleslE4to slld< Wrath ofn lizard

A shloonkcepeEsnt HTtoaA Lalkot him.,
Enll4A Vlesln}to tlld Wrath ora fxnrd
tsnnI.:H.
sptetat btspatth to Thu Chttdao Tribune.
MUosE, LAKE, Mimi, Dee. 20.-Abbut 4.
III. Christmas l,lurlling lialt-breeds md In
dinns attacked tliu aa'oun Of Nelson Willett,
al,d literally rtidcd tho building witt, bullets.
Yhe proprietor took refuge III the rarset, md
was found tluad, witt, ono bullet through tho
chest anl n,lother through the. thigh. Tho
latter struck him utter Ills daatll, ns It did
not bleed. On tie testimony Of parties who
heard the preliminary row, Constable Wit
lrsoy summoned q posse and arrested j. 1.
Cu!rey anu William CoiFey, Ilalf.bresds, whose
father lives Rbant two lniles so,tth Of This
placc Another party utidcr II. Wa!droK
ul,d Clausle Burros went down and capt-
tired seven Gu1ls Mt CoiEey's, ttree Of
which wore Winctcssers, which
showed evidence OF recent Use.
luz rifle, ht,d ut q wigwam near Troy capt.
urcu n springfield neettte.gun, Which WINS
dirty: They also cnptured two other hnlf.-
breeds Mr lntlians. Joan ObeEwat md
Georso lett, Mlts sitIza,,s, urEestsd anotller
was fG!llnl BY Howard Clark hId bpliIiNi i
wtlll deputy, walked from tho Nortlierli
l'nclitc Junction. Eett}nE lllrg ut u y. ni.. ulltl
ut onoo assumed ct!Arge OF tha prisoners.
The Coros,er, started from Knife Falls INIT
walltea to tho junction. There llo got n
i'e' i.aKo 'net w him ' at slai!tawa @ 'AGnsl a,sd
brought him through, arrlvlng lur0
ut o'clock thls morning. Tho
Jury WIS sll,un,Nied ,nt . II. ln., and gut
through witt! seven witnesses. TAs evil
buys, rs It was proved tint Wlllutt lad rG-
fused them liquor Ia tho evening, aud TINT
they Ind swUrl, tu Kill him before morning.
Testimony was also oiferoa showing that ui0
buys were both drunk, and tlia u,upty slolts
picked ~ iIttgA their Eulla. Vhe Sheriff r.
1ll0yeil tic prtsunprs to tho county jnll by
tic eyenlnx tratl,, and thotr preliminary ex-
animation will bo hold tulorrow ut tito
iuuctIUt1.
, 1881-12-27
RECEIVER M'ILRATH.
An Investigation nt nliles City, Mont,
Of IH:E Accounts Dixclosea u Dclu1cn-
tinn Oh His Part.

An 1nvcntlsutlon ut a1iles City, Mont,
Of His Accounts Dixclosea IL Dciufcn.
tinn on His Part,
sn,ftai Dtsuotsh 10 Tbs ea,tace 7r,h,o.
o,s 81, ;,,e rAuis Mli''., Dec av;-A spectal to
tne ftoilccf-i'resS says: "Tlln special nEcNt
snrt out by tho l.allt Department to inycstt-
gatu the condition of l,ecrlycr Mel rtrnt1,,a III.
lru was eyl,lrntIv thu rlrltt n,on fnr I'm ,,ntv
~ QUESTION, 1or' Notwithstanding tho sharp
practice resorlcu to by Tie RECEIVER to cover
Ills track tlie agunt Succeeded not OILY I'll
Hnttinp tl,a sl,ortnrn In hIa mai, orc,,,,,ts
WV, w ph'leht h1t1 in'as tavestlgatlon, otacf
cfooRetllless which 1p to this time was TIL
suspected. and, by confronting the delinquent
olllcor with these facts knocked tho snnd
ts"n' tsu.. ...'' "n''' "s ees "'u usew
lIonl MN A. confession over Ills
own signature. Tho tteiAlcntlOn was nearly
, 1881-12-27
LAWLESS DEEDS,
A Dny's Record OF Murders anl Other
nIisdcetfs In Various Portions Of the
f>s>ttsa

A DNy+s Record OF Murders md Other
ntlttrrdn In vartous t,ur,foua of tho
Cn.,,,trv.
so,tta, n,,,o,.n IA n. ss,,o,, 74,,,rt. :
~ epse'as nt'pate" - 4"e s"'eao" A''o""e'
lAEAvESW0lsru, Kns., Dec. O.-Ahollt two
weeks ngu Clnrenco Mcdowell, col0ref, Wns
found !nscnsibIe nrnr tho Fort Lcaycnworth
,1.servn,io,, sron, i,1nws nj, thn iuntt, lin
w, was 'ahen i'oh'e anu dica snofI'y n',ul:
Tlefo was apparently no tnIElble clew, but
llttls by little tho matter worked Itself out,
until Atcx. Oldlum lles III u cell at tic city
1"'' e.a.sJ'' sa.9s' n' ma ..u ;nutm ~. 1s r.,,..
spes'a' =. un0o'es 70 ~ ensa'o 1''oa9t'
oMA1fA, Neo.. Dec: :h-The lnqneat upon
tho nltirter uf Oscnr Hammer, tap burkeepGr
, 1881-12-27
A PECULIAR CASE.

Axsaxinntfon OF n Doctor Who Had
lscen FREQ with n CllIRianlnfa's Anlori-
cHn wife.
Special DspaseA 10 1at Chicago tribune.
TExAuIANA, Ark, Dec. 2ll-Dr. O. II.
ls0sehllnllur, tt prominent physician. was rs.
sasi1latel ut his residence, liina miles from
Pine Bluff, Saturday evening. The assassin
fired through n window with q. double-bnr-
relied shotgun anu Judged fifteen blicksllot III
his victims body. Suspicion points 10 Leo
Chow, q Chinese laundrymnn, rs tic guilty
party. a fcw months ago Leo Chow was
,,nrrled III this city TO q beautiful bnt Ig-
l,orallt Glrl named EstclIu Smith. Shortly
after his marriage liu md his wife loft here
mud settled Il, DIR. senhaur's llcl21,Dorh0nd.
An Intimacy sprung up letWetl tho Dnct0r
md tn0, ClliMattali's wife, and slle f0rsuuk
1ar husband A1ll took up ller residence at tlie
Doctors house. Subsequently Chow persuade
VI her to ieavu tho Doctor Alld return to i,f
Together they cnille tu lflls city, followed IAst
week by thu D0ctnr. liz accusul tho WOMAN
Of linking money and rnluahles frOih lin
wlrli ,se left-bpctltie very vl0leut, wls nr-
restgd. nn1 ll}11 III tho pDiloe court. lie in,-
nediatoly LETT tie city nnd returned, home.
wlitrn lie remained uht!t assaslnntud. rhs
Doctor wns II rrussinn by birth, ntnt can,e
l!Hro from Arcoln, Nd, wlioro te llas faIn-
tly living.
, 1881-12-27

a Fromlnont E'hf*lelan Living Near
,. ae kn"l's ~ arh.t ro"na UeMa th liza
1It .. s"e s. VI ~ onAaow. A.
es1,.'. "A 7""eS''e~ y. '"'
snt.to, nt,,o,.A IA Thu cht.o,, r,r,,,,,,
r,vr n1,,rr, Ar,r nec, .eil-A tn,rtb,o
trarctiv wns hrnuulIt to ltulIt ,nr,v y.s,cr,Iav
mnr,,rp m ,vl,nt ID knnw,, ns Wi,it.iv,sn
1.Jo,,trt1on nt,,,,t ,nII.. fr,,u t,,ts r,ono II
wos th"n disrnvori thnt i,r ~ II % Hoo.ns
in,,ar n nr",n,nont ona ,vi.,a,vsran,u,, ri.
am nntl master of the ,nnnsInn. Ind bcrn
fo,,]lv ussast,nteJ trI,o Dortnr wns fou,mi
' ,o.' IN "1" h,s i1,,r.rv liz no. Ts h,r 1' aI",
through the window Will shotgun, uutl ouo
sltla Of his lieut. was torn away. liz Ind
fallen forward iii n cl,alr, MID his bruins and
hlnntl stnfnm, n, tinnr .t,s ,vr,ttnn.,..s
% was llttcrcd with M p paler ''aa md tho trag.
tiant Ut MI unfinished lettor, III
tic composition Of which Iii was apparently
engaged wi,en strlckrn down BY t,.u assasIns.
Tts ssastiy i,i crsatsd 'ntose oxciton,e,t
quickly surroundol BY curious crowd.
Tile Coroner's I,,u,,ost failed tu uurayul tho
mystnry s.lrro,,nd,,r tin % n,rr,tor hut h". .~l,, nh,
seaoohttY negro nahoa Fefd Jonus %lts
pulleo l,ave bsun notiiied 10 urrest LcS Chow, %
fl t,hfnnu,a,,. WIN ,att u,ntln t,,rpntx nuninst
the murdered physic'"''' Today additional
lacts l.avo been recelyeA rusatiltng lllc casu.
THE Doctor came 10 this county from Arcola,
Mo-. several yuars mn. nm, srttlrd
noar Noblo Lake. whore hs established Iu.
orastse pfaetice. l!alhof says that lie hAs y
wife and fanlly III ArculA, WHOM l!e tteaerteh
when lie cau!e southwark. After reachiug
t"'~ @<t'ee wv @eSt'tN 4HtSt"AFNt "teA -
woman hataea ote'la on'ata': VINO lns run y
singular carcer Ut sin AID degradation, a,ld
WHO ltas broken III number OF famlllus by
l,or seductive :wlles. III ls1u slln inlrru,l
Leo Cliuw, a Clll,ln,lla,I. Ills ll,uyrlugu uc-
cNrrcl In tlH city. n1it t,ttrnrtcl lv fills IT.
tenflOn nj tie filIe, WErn Kusplljlf,ticr met
, 1881-12-27
F1EEBUGS,

discovery Of Another Attempt to Tlrc
n building In Cold dsvatcr, Mich.
Apsetat Dtspdfth to 7he EAteaco Tt.hunA.
CoLbwATE1s, A[ich., Dec a8.-4An incffeot-
uul attempt was made to burn another oil
warehouse ncar the lepot tonight, but It was
discovered carly md extlnRuIs!lcd, wien tho
means Of firing 1t waB found to be d small
box filled with cohbusllbles. tho sntne rs tho
tfremGh who liavu BEEN nrtpstetl for burning
buildings confessed that they had used iii
doing 10. Public Indignation IN thoroughly
aroused, and tho cltlzcns besil, to think Tint
ull Ut tho ilrebtgs hnye not yet bren arrested.
Of being burned lad Thu fire been successful.
, 1881-12-27

An Abandoned Shin.

SAN FnANolsoo.' Ctl., Dec. aD.-The Ger
nian hnrk Snlat, lo5 slays from Newcastle.
England, reports ttlat on The morning Of July
" sflo saw two ships close together to tho
started OF. At5p. IN. tl,oy reacl1otl tie ship
lytng.to-tho Sarah Done1as, Of Ltterpnul.
Thu lnwer hold was full Of watur. No men
weru OH board. Sn was stripped of eyory-
thing movable. In tic cnlt, and galley every
thing was smashed and spuil.at. Tic rigging
was lo0se.. Tl,e, ship wns rulltig yary heava-
ly, being In fur way Of shipping. Thuy
, 1881-12-27

mat,y long yenrs they. had hopcA rot this;
hut, when It Ind cnn,e, It was bayona aIl
t!.nir expectations, htld thcy. aro Just begin.
hing to reallru wllat 1t Is to bo tliu htcN mud
tsrnint'l no,t of 'ylSt FIX eit'cs r., t''e
ntlu without Il rival.
=" TIiH ti,E.A 1s srul'ENDOuH;
but Our people nrc quietly WORKING. and,
when tic NUrtl1er, f'0cE.fc Is completed, Mr..
VlllRrd will t'ltl i'ortlal,sl lrndy 10 recctva
H. tras @ a az" "oy fsr = to- so lo'a,a st "s
nwakclled. will use y WITHOUT stint in the
10 meet tlts iiicreaso et business.
i'hc rallrontl mud stealhsllip, lines Of sl1o
vllfnrd combination having purchased Tho
l,roprty recently. The oflices or tho North.
cru Pacific have boel, lalely moved from
lines here, This ,nakes q ro',opoly grgntur
tl,Al, nl,y II, tile United States Of Its ilAtru;
yot it Iias ,iuyor uxslititcd anything
but O. des!ln Tor tl'o advancement pr
sssers ses a'ssSs oesas'"s M H aSt stp'hsS as eys ~
assistance tO nalt universities Md charitable
institutions, anil materially reduced traillc-
clIarscs all over tlle Northwest. II Is the III.
DaiIes md Cascacs iii tIls % mol,ti. 'i nd rext 1
ycnr to lltitsll It into l'uItla,iu Md nlsO to
brldge the Culunlhia at KAlalnu. al,d bring
tho Northern Pacilio into tic city ut the saIno
time. TllUlt
THE SITUATION Will STAND THUS:
Porllalnt VIII DO the ter,ntpas Of t'e North:
tho Oregon Railway L. Navigation Eoinpa-
paties Illus tMpp!ng mud draining nil Eastern
QrrKo', aud washington; ihp Oregol y Call@
fornia tapping the eis!rc Willamette Valley,
and to be continued to a connection with
5an Francisco: tho Ofpgnnian Railway Com
tM1iy's lines tlrAtninE other portions Of tho
Willamette Valley than thpsG trAversetl BY
tho Orcgun u California Railways. tllp
Snund; anu finally the Oregon :short.l .il!e
now being built iruM tho UntoH Pacific, wllicl1,
It's un.lelstool, will evidently reael. Portland.
This systum of rnflfoads ls LacKt4 up by tho
And Wlllanotts Rivers, all of wliici!!, ara
tr,lyeraud by lines Of steamboats,. Take
these tacts. with tic not less Important oNo
TINT Portland Is n port, wller1 tho largest
nsontl, in tho ysar, and you have n colnbi4a-
tion Of nlvaatnges whluli few small cities
can boast OF. II these facts .io not convince
any Que Of the grcat future OF tii!s city It
Wo,.ll bu impossible to tu so.
TliE roI.r,tlH.A luyEN nA1I
of which much las bccll said III opposition,
y NOT tho tcrror, rivals a''l clcn'lss If Port
lu,ltl w0iAl lNr glld tn nlaliu It,. Theru liaye
lenn IL number Ut vessels lost III It's vicinity
tlats yeur. hut not ono vi t!insu vessels WIS
Iost by my otllsr cause tl,An e9re!esness or
suyrrul cs.ses vessels nstclnptet! tn
sall in. without tug, aild In
others The ,Captnins, ni!stook. other
landmarks for t!l0sc Of Columbia River. 1t
inent at'0lltlon; but, win tho minute appro-
prIntlol1s wfclI llnvu hitherto beun given for
its improvement. 1t is doubtful whether a,,-
other 1Inrbur In Atlerirn cn,, show 1ess tlaNl.
1.gs t. stp1'tng Ths fots1En ,!; exports q ts
, 1881-12-27
SUICIDE.
miss MARY Cotig1,1tn,

6pFe!d1 OUb0tth % 1Ns Chltd0o Tf3buNA
LII SA1r.E, Dec. 2d.-T'he body of Miss
Mary Coughlin, Of this city. was found III
the cnnal basin ycstertlay afternoon. Shc
WIS q lady highly respected, but subject to
occaslonat perlnds Of Insanity. On tho even
fhE Of. NUy. ~, which was vory cold and
stormy, sl,t suddenly Disappeared from tic
residence Ut 'lIer brotllpf, since which, ttino
nothing lnd bGan heard of her until she
was found ts aboyo. Deputy-Coronor
After the finding Vt. the body, tho verdict Of
the Jury being death from unknown causes,
, 1881-12-27
THE CHICAGO TR1BlJNE TUESDAY DECEMBER .7 1881.

Apeiatoc, OF Utica, N. Y. Tonight grand
coi,cork witt, Miss jennie Owens, OF Chieaeo,
in tho lending role, and ito volces in tho n,nn
cllnr,ts, was the crnwtng event, Thu
festival WIS a Eruat event aill q c0mtlcte
success: Chnirs from. ClicaEn.. milwaukee,.
cnncnrt was conducted by j. +. Jones, Of
Nhicano,
, 1881-12-27

from Tic ssAto OF Mississippi. 3, soyah h,li,.
tsrcd and sixty thousand heres Ia klfown nj
lcyeo iansts, and Is .locatel tnostly In the
Ynzoo dotth,. comprising ,so,pc pf tho tldneat
rntton AMI itnbUr land III, tho South; Tile
Intention ls ~ improve, colonies. and chitl-
VITO tho lands, =