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intoIl!FcntIy provided for IN Tho or,stno, ~.
si.iM'i wnl!. h9lG ftot .he r,'or e tic Er,,id H.
slie 81 the ct}illee.-nehr WsI0rH The clcyntt,r.t
which thor RIM tlu,yn. 1:hc w. hnei
s,N'.iel private residence tInt 1knnw II II y mon' IT..
H g,ac Nc ''i;s ws %,Ss a Il tbnn G,eS5"n ;r t
lie and tho liphtiux. .r,rl inen Wien ~ IT, h9I-
eovyry was sn4t'o that Rh,nnp alwnys wso,N sso ,1!N
H as, w. ea w. snarp pr'sttions Of nnv "
the ho.lsu rrally safe. What with cirtni, II 'Iak"
ground conneulons. added tips. etr., In" I'M 1'9'r
rs @ VIZ a&ss nsss nasat Ss Il ~ u Il" 4e.,
tu satfef4ctnry 10 tho man who pays il, '"""1 10
~ "a l!gt,tnttig-rol man cninc Iuwt, to r,,,,.
s tfM fhsSoxsa fss w Gasso . ffs tsst
seie. & 'WSssns x tps ss, t1s ssxs ssss 'S
"t at ssy EfS5t,sfy e. 81, y ssa i,
u! ria6t: ao sbcs,, aaia lJnc,p IN lsnIs Isa... y.
" Mor xas sse ene s' I'M 'ho iii Mtss ws. sent ; q
unclc Dnn'l declared thnt Ii" wouldn't pssS s1s1,
ttat tn a, tI'o an ~ wh1 tsnk .l,e o1er aad il Will II
Eentieins,, Vic @ es,e 10 COLLECT. e,t wo ns hl.1l
rgspoustbo for the mistakes nnd bad in'~manNos "
~ our etnptoyfs. sicIe nanl hail to tox!nsAs ssn;
@ s sn sSefs eot t. o ffs fs i 4. tasy Ssy, a
io,lnd tbs bME[ttng 0ver;ad With rss!s ,n,,' 4:
.sn; .kg 40, aa T. IS + Ts s II M caxc Tho Pietss
Ert,il conncctions were, but be did p In oss 1ss
1r ,oGp tt!e e!HhtSen feet If nd called Sn
i,cAr Vi blu llyn9 Niiy tnnre ijgt,tninu. hesst
~ ,,esar henri .! q lIat,tn1nK-rK tasu a. M.
ting tho worst 0f job Except m f,nc case snSt ~
that one tsI tho urnft drovo ,,p ID % front 81 = ssl
,,cw, md largo house out West and It'd m. Sns
w!,o wns rga.llug r. the thor that be ouaht u
IL hadnt thosht nboat it. u Tssn t'ttu *, 4!
peifdter said. 'lfaye you nny nh,.aat ~
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THE MISSISSIPPI,

..!V".,s. s..,a w "',..o", .....,..,.. ru ~.
asa'f. uso.ess w.. .exees"s.nG.me ', %
GisAsIatanfy .s"ss ~ .'ssSaF"ea ""o
Common Senhc subst1tMtca'
81, LUIS, duly II. JsSl.-1h tic Etlt'Hr NJ
thu llctu,,llts Il rttit,ueAe; Knowing tl,e III
trrrst Vol, tuku In Mi matters Mrtajulng to
H., ,',,,r,'.",.,n,t ~ t"E M,u.,ssi,,,, Wi.nr
nild pArliciar!y tee spirit "f talr|'ess w's1cl'
lnalks yullr editorial nlteniees III tn the WI
rim,x syn,s,,x u,n,nlsrt) f,,r rcntrrinu t,n
ri,n,,ei mIc",.rtu To-. ti,o xreut s.,,,,,,,srcul
N.''st ~ .,.'s .tss.. " I, ..'"I ,
slecals III tia Wiley tt"IHHt WhlllN hsR
yuMr ln'ltIlse.ca !orn few suggestions o'l ttle
tuttortWut subject.
,..."I r." t,, I, ~, ,t'".. T., ,ns ,',,r "o,'n.
nehteN .tnh t'"'o w u'te w So"' eo!''''s's:
slaiuts lo'slny MInro cnlslp'vtely commanded
IL thu W.'plu 0f tho West tlsaE any over prt..
Spnlp,i uud II. hy lin Afsstssiuni
, 1881-07-20

'l'hcy hau not tho least conccptlo,' Of the
filing. Some tInle ago Edison sulll TINT tlaero
were but two things wl,Ic'! ,cot,lt! Wnrk hin
my Injury. rtn ltrst wnnl,l In the uns c',n-
na,is, y, despair, pHitinE ',wi' tneir rnt.s
hit even his electricity nntt try to .tOrce, him
off BY lilo dull weight OF carltai. fle saltl 10
could sia,l!l tint ,,s lung ~ they cnutd. Tic
yentor might lnakc gns oslt Of water Or some
cilcaper iiinteriaj. i III tiat casc,H snitl Etlf-
son, :" ttnvc unly TO- W hack to my 1al,Ora-
tory. lam II 1'rt'fcsst0na! inventor; a,u tllo.
make rny,th!ng gI,enper than It Is now malc,
, 1881-07-20
A NaYnl ContrlilutIoll,

Tho tnoat novcl contribution thus fur made to
tho yllntl fur tho Presidents family WIS seut to
no rros,dunt a. 9t tho baltimore Cor, Gorn 4 Flour
~ ;be ey fsSar MSts
" Dear Blri solsd you ny Adams Exprvss t,-tlay
a live tnx. f1e wns cas1Fht WHOM ITO bigger than
Il rAt. nitd ~ nav only hhlt EEuwtl. IlD careful
thAt ho ao!!'t K.law bis way out et tho box. Ills
i,a,ne Il lt.Mr9e EonkliuY. soll bim Tor Mrs.
t,artlcll tell her that syat u. and sllat hope
tala viii E0t wull. N, Ill paid 81 tor the uhatn
aud hox. t!raao aos!d Iae ano.tafth mo- h nt waut j.
tresusnIoIs @ te!Iow and Very vicious. liz wili Ii,
Suld for the ecnett VI the fund, a1d It IL thought
u considerable aun will 6p rA14c1.
, 1881-07-20
LiHlttning.leo ols-is Remarkable increase
III Flsetr Usa-Unclc Daniel Taken LII.
by mM Agent.

1ilikaf a lexs' ptdaltr In Ne,v York Sun.
ily over snco Franklin discovered their utufu!.
iitsy, There urp nov thtse Iargc ractoses ln
Philadelphia. Ch'cago, aud ". Louis. which
ai;aoss ] inlinit number 1t s.aallur ou'!eotus..
Wn :na',ufaotuFo Frrat dSat tor iss iMg4l1S1: y,
tho iatteF uMatry thoY. watlt the best. l
huvc hui 10 furnish for thosv specially eoAv'
% ;uuus, %wEish cot tSG eash. iii tae tivs afo sIp-
Ipsed % TO polntet With platinum 9e gu!u-
which la0 ponllots very oite!. aelt., uoAa o.d!.
IL saali Iron l1ds .about YtEht 'ocnta per
lt'ot; copper rods fsoln TX to " oetts:
fsS1i otIa aud haif TO Two !, oonts
up u Is ueuls pvr foot on the length ut tho rId
Vinpluycl. We ln not suna anY llyhs4lux-EtN
~ hurops. THE best. protected building Ia Now
York, ! think. 10 the now unton League Club
aard nfa aiso will rolled. Tue Cooper Institute
ls well supplied with li9htnlnk'sods. which were
, 1881-07-20

lait q dIsoTslusol liver. giving you yollow
skin ur eo1&lyo 10we!s, which hay0 resulted IN
distressing p!lea, Or do ynut kldneys refuso ~
viii soAn bu oloeKe1 with .posons. Take q few
uoses Ut Kidney. Wort and you'll feel like = new
man-natura win throw or oyory imped!me1t
gis,s sell 10th tho dry and liquid.-EransptEte
IrLtl4Ak.
, 1881-07-20
THE COURTS.

COOK COUNTY NATIONAL NAyK.
judge Drunmopl Is engnRed In hcarlur ,as
cnso OF tho Central Trust Company Of NcwYort,
ns Receiver OF tho New York state Loanf
Trust Company. against tho Cook Count,
National hank, u. F. Allen, and othsn,
10 recover nbout $3a,N0. Tho sutt
IL brought on note of u. r. Murphy 4 Co. for
$4,000, indorscd by the Cook County Nat,ona!
nls0 a similar noto for $i,tUO ulauc BY The nnt
National Hank of Wyandotto, kas., twu Ut,es Of
Il. +. Allen for I'll. .Ol earh Il nuts OF EhnunteY
Z. nowcn for t25, and anpther for ths Aus
l!n0sint tnAho by D. J. llnb1ard. SECURED By
*loo,00o ct bills receivable. and ~ ovcrjsaft q
power tn H,taEaptee the notes: that tho Wyan.
dotte Dank. a iiuD- resident, was In tho fAms nx.
thnt Uowen had no authnrtty to make bis note:
mud TINT the Allon notce wcre bis own tlebt, nd
not tl.at Of tho bnnk. II the Cook County Nj.
uonhl succeeds In It's Gn1cAyoT to upset tie
blanket mortgage to Allen. Stephens 4 u, tba
complainant ttlay gut 70 to :5 per cont. on III
clntm. Thu hearing will bn resumed to-day.
, 1881-07-20
ANUS ENIENTS.


sentative numbers Of Mentlc'ssohn A. VII. he
seen by tic pr1stm Mr. sa; could hardly a
rs '"ws. "''''' u o'''o' 7e'''''"D' - ""7 40 ''
lows: . " .-,,
!. Oyerit4so-"can soa and Prosperous Vos-
!, s,,s:.,, nEs; rro,, ,,o !. .,,.,o,n,,, sv,,,,,rv.
!. "sprtnR Song.
e. 0ynrt!tro ~ Melnsina; a;.,,,,,
Y SSymhhtS' Nn MI.;,ts 4: msor !ita.'nn 1,sac.
with sct som,,oto,,t @ % band. d. thore @ "a % tto need
10 snS ahytnllie OF tho nla'lhcr IN which the
n''nboFs . waro performed. leaving Us the mos"
mhn !. war vare, y, Vim ,,r,o,,s /. e~on ,bo
,s,,,,. ~ .us - a a u
GuIn,Hsol At tho instiH,tLon Of Frederick VIII.
ia,n w., who niso commissioned him 10 writo
,,asso 10 ne Mnls@mcs- n,sh.s u!eatn anu
ceen,s. Of sonhoss. There ,.s sss .x m numbers .an
U Sa oMs e o fr raers 3.
i SsTy Sys, ,najssiio ID i's soa''raso and s'!sr1as
" fns Est, ovcrt,,rc, "Meeresstil,o und Click jcho
rahrt" ,Ga!a Sea IA ProsprrS9s ~ yoyaEs,'1, g
U or,,n " ~ y. nn,"et velMrct ~
vaus w. 9o,,'sed ~ IN 1Ss havnr Geoo ipsrc bv
y"s Hi n"rror,mr.I IL iritn nac " iSe
.i,, "a oH r. nn T. i,,,,a trhinh Il 1t - o,,iat
ana ten'lur mqasuros' pIv.aros The nnr''o:i
,hM.Wn. 'rn tratnrn tre r1,iict, t,v Tho f'reczc
Tho salls aro iiiied,, and ~ motion oi "a
utles,so Uiut.es. As tf,o Rooi shir irosrcsses o..
. taka 'a1,o III y tsme tan"r d:'sn s,a @ for nj
I,yn anu. ffnr thIs tx ,ys,rksS nit md II rostm
is completed. thero il n flourish or trninpo1s M
~ p. III IL 1ra t,vp ~ TSc
, 1881-07-20
THE COUNTY HOSPITAL.
An Urgent Need for Additional
Accommodation,
Al tho Winter Will Bring liz Quota OF
Consu,nptivc and Rheumatic
Patients.

AZ Mon,lay's meeting Of Tho County 1soarsl ut
lonttoi WINS called through a communication
from tho Medical Hoard Of The County y. M Hospital
" tno ., NJ. ,.. ~. =. ~, =. ,t",.,s
which required tue ao'pllhg up OF tno pauohs
at night allil oven tho NoGuuntton OF tho l0Dr Ne
a slccplng. placc. THO document. nftor brles
co,si.iarat,on, % was referred to tho Committee on
and aiSse'r's; earnsst tee, eo,,slerat'ol,.
ISstst"y s s repeftsr , w,s ss .sa
". .Mn ..,a, ~ .,,""s nr nv"rro,na md nf
wasc ." Inc s"n!ee. =. ., ~ ,ho a.s ava1,ahio
remedies for It.
30 ss s' VITA each ~ ss Sst Ut he he
hand nover ruiz 40 rs to I'LL the wnrds equally. |
Thcro aro four drrnrt'nents.- tho medical, tho
.tlosa never bus ocen tI'l'o since mat ial tnas
boon tnoro or leaa crowded. Each OF these
departments Ii arrauscd to acea,nmodato forty
tw Il, Sat ~ IT. eS w1itGr @ 70 ao Is y
nc ynnut n betis IL ti,o othSr tw, wnstls. Whom
CHING hcro tiore wcru only slx wards with en-
y te seveny sw rs ~ s Ill iss swo II sss pt
ranacv wn p FIX n So,tnf III, T., n1t s Ht tho
I,rssnnf tine We hnvo I'D patients. and wp shall
s5S S T. r ssSu.a 'ho n sass sqss.r ops sns
boen rclIovei to a certain extent oy the on,ploy-
Sat!Sn = !iisSa% Es!,lsSis havo Ssen arre'ea
finy tIn ynr ,mttants like their tent ltfcY"
"Very E ~ n,!'el. i,,icci. IT. won,ertui hor in
vt, nit mii ti,s n.rtiye rasus thnt Nc cliil IN.
tier unnyas va II tiui,, nariiclI wcro out in tho
White ilouso yartl. utldor tent. hs H. recovery
room. The other .ny in az obstetr!e,l oaso THO
pat'ent syas threatened with pot9orpe5ai p t feycr
tho outlook wns very bad lna u was uectGeo nt
0uCG to FClNQYC HGr tn the l40&plthI 3afU. Al
, 1881-07-20

EIersGord's Acid Pltoapna.e'
y,;.wSs found Horsforl's Acid phosPin dfs+
n mn iooic whsSs thare was ealef'iy ealsss'iy, N. Il
u0n. u
AltQmont. III
, 1881-07-20
.o,,ee,, ylc,orta'a year]tnss' !.

s4ueeA fAEH0t*@" 4...tt,,ua blt0'
Tho saIo Of Queen YlytoFia; ;yrsa1a ysa11!a.ay ri z
vs. yf'ss ~ nT Sene5n s,,ns. Ta!a yesr bo~eHfSsass
ts,itrary was the eusoi the yeas!.mTs. .eaiiIeesn ~
liza lmniority Of them ,Wcre SMALL
nyernKp of nearly u ,0e apiece
, 1881-07-20


1liuuia N. Nart!,'fllcti bill yesterday Rskinf
fol, Il dtvoruo from John r. Martin on the ground
Of dnsertton... '-.f
Julia Vol4t asked for divorce fronf AuElii
voiKt On the satlao aucaunt.
A bill for divorce wis ttlus1 af0u1ay by Harriet
L. SturtdYant agaln8t uoratio Stueter4at, ~
chareo 1ainE EdtunkcnnOas, cruelty, and ADULTERY.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NrrpaUBC & TlGEs
SACRAMENTO FLOUR MILLS
c. McCREARY Is co.

vryHEsE MILLS ARE NOW IN OPERATION,
and are making superior grade of FLOUR.
Orders solicited. oloIm
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
san francisco stock safes.
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COAST AND STATE.
MORNING SESSION.
SAN FRANCIsCo. Eoyem

Rev. Mr.. Hazen has commenced re-
vival meeting at the NJ. E. Church in
North San Juan.
Our butchers complain OF the scarcity of
beef-cattle, and predict high prices before
spring opens.-[Ukiah Press.
District Attorney Hart, of Colusa conn.,
ty, gives public notice that ne deems it his
duty now to rigidly enforce the Sunday
law.
The three. masted schooner D. S. Will
Jams, bound for Wilmington, with 400, 900
feet Of lumber. is the largest vessel that has
visited Little River harbor.
Lieutenant Kuhnle of the Hewston
Guard, Petaluma, won the Pacific Lite
Challenge Cup for the third time and now
keeps it. His score was perfect.
Teamsters hauling between Michigan
Bluff and Auburn can hereafter, so il is
said, depend on having load OF chrome
iron to haul to Auburn Station on their re-
turn trip.
In the bay the railroad company has
been placing stone along the outward side
of the road to further protect it from the
effect of the tides, now quite high -[San
Diego News.
Mrs. Rachel johnson, of Darwin, Liy.
ingston county, Missouri, is very anxious
to learn the whereabouts Of her brother,
George w. Allen, who worked in the
Beicher mine, Nevada, about twelve years
ago.
Charles Krug, of st. Helena, raised this
year on his own vineyard 434 tons Of
grapes, which produced 70, 600 gallons. At
his winery he also made from purchased
grapes l30. 600 gallons, making In al 200,-
600 gallons for the season.
We cannot know what kind Of season
we are to have for putting IN and maturing
grain crops, but we are certain to have
season sufficiently favorable for the plant
ing and roofing of young fruit-trees and
vine Gu things. -[Santa Rosa Democrat.
The annual State co operation of the
Christian churches of Oregon viii take
place this year at Amity, commencing on
Tuesday, November Stb, and continue four
days. DR.. Rowland, of Salem, will de-
liver a lecture OH Tuesday evening. ALI
the churches of the Christian denom;na-
ton in the State will be represented.
A. Schell, of Knights Ferry, in order to-
determine Row California raisins would
compare with those raised elsewhere, sent
few boxes to prominent merchant in
Albany, New York, instrncting him to
sell them at whatever price they would
bring. Mr.. Schell received a letter from
the aforesaid gentleman short time since,
stating that they brought two cents more
per pound than the far famed Malaga
raising. This speaks volumes for Califor-
MIA. Il IIStanislaus Wheat Grower.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
The FuoIumBe County Stage Robbery
Another Account.

STOCKTON, November 7th.-At $50 this
morning the stage from Sonora to Milton
was robbed near the Garibaldi mine, ten
miles from Sonora, by four masked men,
who stepped in front and called halt. Clark
Stringham, the driver, obeyed. The chief of
the gang then with military precision
stationed his men with waves of his hand,
without word being spoken. Oae stationed
him. elf at the siIe of the sr:vl two attended
work gathering in the valuables The
driver asked if he had anything
they wanted. and the chief said, mo;
the drivers on this line are all damned good
fellows, and we would rather give them some-
thing than take anything from them" He
then said that he thought they had better see
if Stringham had q pistol as he might get
mad and use it. But the driver was un-
armed. Wells, Fargo & Co.'S boxes were
sledged open and the contents appropriated
The exact amount is not ascertsined, but it
is thought to be quite heavy. The robbers
then turned their attention TO the passengers,
who were standing back of the stage, their
hands behind them. John Mandorf aud sor,
merchants of Sonora, were along, and had
bag of $500 in gold dust in sack,
with lunch, in the bottom Of tho
coach. This was taker. They took from
the son $40 in gold, but when be asked for
money TO help him On his way, they gave it
all back. He had 8 500 bill on his person,
which was not found by the robbers. The
driver finally said, Hurry up. do not want
TO miss the train at Milton" The chief said,
'.All right. What time is it?" and being
told, shook hands with the driver, said
GOOD morning" pleasantly, and, with
wave of his hand and "ta-ta," with the
others disappeared in the woods. When the
stage reached Milton, Ben Thorn. Sheriff of
lt-1-
ately took one of thu passengers with him
and went back to the scene of the robbery,
and started in pursui5 cf the robbers, but at
last accounts had not oYertaken them.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
a;atters af WILLIAMS.

WILLOWS (Colusa county, November 7th.
Sunday was observed here yesterday. Eleven
saloon-keepers went to church. They have
formed base ball club for future amusement.
Last night there was an attempted burglary
OF the store Of Robinson & Co. While war
rants were being issued the parties suspected
skipped the town. Tie notorious Frank
Clarl, was one Of them.
Yesterday afternoon the saloon of William
Benty was burglarized of fine Colts re.
volver and $50 in coin.
Steve Prairie. arrested on circumstantial
evidence, made three desperate endeavors to
escape but was fecaptured each time. Con-
stable Brooks shot at the suspect" on the
last racket. Then came an Irish row between
after desperate fighting. The cases are set
for tomorrow, with two sides to the story.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.

A..sa.the Pos as second csss m.:-
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
The sunday law at stockton.

STOCKTON, November 7th.-Further litiga-
tion is likely TO arise out Of the Sunday law.
The saloon.keepers have resolved upon re-
sistipg the decision of the Supreme Court,
and have employed four prominent and able
attorneys to defend their side OF the case, and
it is understood today that the avowedly
temperance people propose to hold meeting
tomorrow night, for tie purpose CT compell-
ering the proprieiy of employing additional
foroeoopE
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
pACEFI(, COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
LIBEL CASE AT SAN JOSE.
Principal of the Normal School Sued
for Damages.
THE LATEST STAGE ROBBERY.
Result Of the Examination In the Tomb
stone Affair.
THE SUNDAY Law AT DIFFERENT POINTS.
Destruction Of Barns by Fire in ALAMEDA
County.
CALIFORNIA.
The Debris 0aes.ion AT ,Iarysyi,Ic.

MARYsvILLE, November 7th.-The Board
of County Supervisors today, in regular ses-
sion. took up the nation to reconsider the
resolution passed at the October session, IT,
structing the District Attorney to begin suits
in behalf of Yuba couaty against all persons
emptying debris into Yuba river or its tribu.
taries by hydraulic mining, provided that
the Anti-debris or any other associations pro-
vide counsel TO assist the District Attorney
to prosecute said quits at their own expense,
and at no expense to the county for assistant
counsel. After reconsideration the Board
passed the original resolution again by vote
of three to two.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08

SACRAMENTO REcoRr-uNIoN.
San Francisco Office, no. a0S Montgomery
street,. H. Sharpe, Agent.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
HARRY BERNARD,
MANUFACTURER, COR. SIXTH AND STREETS,
SACRAMENTO.

4zTI have on hand end for sale 1T the lowest
possible prices, the new style of PONY PHAEToNS,
the handsonlest in the State. Family Carriages,
latest patterns Neatest Open Bu9ges in the State.
Light Top Buggies. Heavy Top Buggies for noun
tain uss farm rs Carriages. Trotting Wagons
and Sulkies all OF my own make. Carriage Paint
ing and Trinm ng done at the lowest price. More
but the most experienced workmen employed
Repairing neatly done, and all work is warranted
Call at the Factory and see for Yourself n1-4pf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
OIY GOODS.
rae white Ho

The White HOuse-rhe 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 G Co.. Noa
1ol and los Kearny street, San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
IDAHO.
County Seat Question Settled.

BOISE CRY, November 7th.-The county
seat of Alturas county has been settled in
favor of the town of Haley by decision in
the District Court, just rendered. Judge
Prickett decides that HALEY, and not Belle
vue, is entitled to the county seat. This will
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
pRues. caEMIcALs.

l.. r. Downing ss Wholesale Dealers
in Druggists and Proprietary Specialties, NO. IL
Second Street Grand Hotel Building.
Justin Gates.-Pioreer Druggist, removed to 722
Montgomery street. Country orders solicited
| Langley IS Wholesale Druggists, Inn
porters of pure French English and German druss-
Northeast corner Front and Pine streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
s'narck sues for SANDER.
Statue of Lord Byron.
PACIFIC CeAsr NEWS.
Another Stage RObSed-F0ur Men Realize
Nearly $1,000 Each.

SONORA, November 7th.-The down stage
from here was st6 pped at 4o'clock this morn
ing between Tuttlet0wn and the river By four
masked men. Wells, Fargo & Co.'S treasure
box was broken open and robbed of s.. 200,
shipped from the Sonora office. John Nun
dorf, one of our merchants, had on his person
$3.50, and thinking the passengers would be
robbed he dropped il in the stage, where it
was found By the robbers. No other passen-
gers were robbed. The robbers were three
mediuEl-sized and one large man, masked
with old sacks. No clue as yet.
The Ant.-slIckens 9rdeFs-W Water shut 0s=
from The Hydraulic SE,nes.
NoBTH SAN JUAN, November 7th.--Sheriff
Tonpkins, of this c1uUSy, in pursuance of
the orders from Judge Mayhem, vice Judge
Keyser, of Yuba, commenced at French Cor
raj. seven miles from here. to shut off the
water from each nine, putting keeper
at each bulkhead, and will continue
up the ridge to North Bloomfield
OF the same proeess 1t is learned that every
mine on the ridge has shut down, and will
not start up again until the Supreme Court
shall have decided in the premises. 1t Is not
anticipated here that this unfortunate state
of affairs will last long.
The weather this morDing is cold and blus-
teripg, and indicates rain.
Boarding House Burned.
EUREKA (Nev) November 7th.-A FIRE
occurred on Ruby Hill yesterday morning,
destroying Mrs. Kayanagh's boarding and
lodging house and an adjacent building. A
strong wind was blowing, and the fire spread
go rapidly that the dodgers barely escaped
with their lives, the house being wood. The
total loss is about $3 0O0.
Accidentally. siaot Himself.
WOODLAND, November -7th.-Cass DE-
mont, the eleven-y -year-old son of Mrs. Brown,
accidentally shot himself IN the right shoulder
with pistol, infictipg dangerous and prob
ably mortal wound, while shooting at mark
yesterday with other boys at the Briggs
raCeh.
Fire In the Berkeley Hills.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 7th.-A fire,
covering several acres Of land, is burning
upon the hills northeast Of oakland and was
RAPIDLY spreading last night. strong wind
was blowing from the northwest, end the
flames were leaping high in TIE air and con-
suming every thing in their oouIse. Should
the wind change and blow from the
north or northeast several farm houses and
ranches will be endangered The fire, at a
late hour last night, was re5piUg down the
hills towards the valley, and the canyons were
distinctly outlined by the vivid flames, Hun
drsds of psrsors assembled during the even
ing along new Broadway street, Oakland,
watching the fire, and speculating upon the
chances of its reaching Piedmont. The
origin OF the fre is unlsz own.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
MyI.LTNERy.

The Fsandibex-The popular Millinery fstsei.sA
msnt. B. S. Hirsch s Co.. No. rs Market stfes7
Strict attention to or5ers from the Interior
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
Murder Trial nj Nevada CITY.

NEVADA, November 7th.-The trial of
Frank johnson, for the murder Of John
Noyes at Quaker Hill on the 9th of last
July, came up in the Superior Court this
morning. The entire day was taken up in
itnnaneIipp a iury
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08

Clothing and Gents Furnishing Department

Equal SUCCESS Give your confidence we will not abuse it,
Come out Of curiosity and stock It is selected and
suitable to the requirements Of ALL from the Banker to the Lbrep
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
Sudden Death.

THE DALLTs, November 7th.-Dr. W. l..
Lowery died suddenly in a chair a. the Una
tilla House at half-past this morning. He
was graduate of q medical college in the
East, but had become perfect wreck through
the frequent use Of liquors and opium. lie
leaves several 2rown.up sons, Que of whom
holds position in college at Columbia, Mo.
He was about So years old.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08

nAN BusNAyENTuRA, November 7tb.-in
the Superior Court this morning the .Judre
fixed next Thursday as the day for the sem.
tence of the two murderers. The sentences is a
matter of form, as the jury fixed the penalty
Of Garcia as death and of Oliyas as imprison.
ment for life. Both verdicts are indorsed by
public opinion.