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ACRAMENTO BAN
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRFC.
N tors OF the Sacramento Bank, held January 3
ISL, DIVIDEND declared on tho Paid m
Capital Stock and Term Deposits at she rate Of
2.lO per cent per annun, and on Ordinary De-
and payable on and alter JANUARY 10 1881
Ed r. HAMILTON, Cashier
Sacramento, January 8 1881 ;oIo1 ~.
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PIKE g. YOUNG.

MARRIAGE MANUFACTURE
" ers, corner Of Fourth and EsSSSA&R
streets, Sacramento, have on SEfT
aand the largest assortment Of NSGAN
Carriages, Wagons and Bugges to be found In Sacra
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NOTICE.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
IL holders If the Capital Gas Company, tor the
Election Of Director for the ensuing year, and Tor
the transaction OF such business as may be brought
before the meeting will be held at the office OF the
Company, in the city of Sacramento, on MONDAY,
the 18th day OF January, 1881. lBfC.l
dIs.td c. II. CUMMINGS, Secretary.
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4W@5
On and after Wednesday, Nov. IL, 1880.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Trains will run as follows daily, except sundays.
Leave Sacramento for Folsom, Latrobe
and Single Springs. ............ ZOO A. y
Leave Sacramento for Folsom. ......... 400 P. Il
Leave Shingle Springs for Latrobe, Fol.
som and Sacramento. ............ 10:95 A.
Leave Latrobe for Folsom and Sacra-
mento u:19 A.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento . 7:00A Il
Leave Folsom for Sacramento . 1855 P. Y.
dit j. B. WRIGHT, Sup't
, 1881-03-19
Death.
To :hc Western Union Monopoly

\ me, ting of prominent merchants and
bankers took place IN N-w Ynsk at the office
ut a leading Wall street firm It which the
following wer. present.: .Au I'm C0rbIn, 81
.h- Corlin ha,'k C mpany; ii. X. Tharber,
OF NJ. X ( T. +. lhurbrr Il Co; NJ. o. Ar
mour. oi ..rmour, P,ai.ki. TIM ( Co; John
c. Latham, Jr, Of Latham, Alexander & Go.
blnkers Robert L. Ali.tnu. of Grir nell,
Mlnturn & Co., ship irouers; II. 4. Hurl-
burt, vice-president uf the c. {, c. & l.
railroad COMPANY; Eli-iIa Riggs, "f Curc,,ran
( Riggs, baikrrs, Washington, ID. C., ard
twenty others.
All Of these seut!emen Of large Influence
and means are suils-ribrIs 10 the stock OF the
NV cnmpany, which IS u be caii,a.iz d at
s., so. .0G0, with tie nigh; - Increase it to
SI2, 900, 600 The nimc sci, cted is The
National Union Telegraph, company" O.e
e the above named s-n'lemen declared that
wires 9ouid b. s,siIeic'e'i IL every p'nt nog
CpNtlti it-S Oisi f'seof Df'h
for less than So 600 900, and argned that op-
posi;ion woull prove h. tn easy and lucrative
against a COMPANY tat hal Il carry ten
tiues that amOunt uf stork and hal fesides
t. COPE against pui he sympat.'y At this
me, ting, al cxecut,ve c"mm,rter, consisting
OF Messr>. Potts, Armour AMI Fraucklyn,
MAS appointed and viii repor. on further
plans. etc II is proposed that in all large
| citi-s III wires of the company will be land
under ground.
In addition to the Nttiona' ORION Teie-
graph company. winch beis fair to hecorEe a
/ formidable ri,a al IL he H"x exist.ng ''Mer-
chants Telegraph c"mnany' las been organ
! izei IN New York ana viii he kaoxn as a
branch II Ih-t company sith headquarters
at Chicago. Tie ,ne n orators ale men OF
great 'aeans anil eom,n-rcial importance and
the allotment at S-,O0OOO, to New York
alone, mas bsen promptly subscribed and
! ;ak-n u.
Now, why ra'rnot Kansas city As we'll
buiid AMI cnn:rl its own hn-s 10 chicago
and s.: Louis ,-Kaaa,s Sta.
, 1881-03-19
Strange Forms Of Fungi
eerls sha: Weigh One oandrra
lined Three Feet by CTcwtnx ffahss

A gentleman who recently had "ccasioh
70 exnlore the chambers, drifts and cav
erns of the old 0phir mines, say fnn2'
have taken possession of the old levels
In the old mines, however, io found
fungus worldn which are to be seen
counterfeit. Of almost everything seen IN
our d.vIiybt w,rld. Owing to the warmth
of the old levels, and the presence IN
them Of a certain smoant OF ui"isture'
the tim,,ers have be.n made to grow
some curious cro,s. S me OF the fang'
in the Old chamber are several feet I'D
height, and being snew white rescm"'e
shee.sd ghosts. Ia places are iSi'at at a
little distance appear 10 ls "h'to oxls'
and there are representations OF S''a's
with long bear,l~, all as ~hite As though
carved in the purest marble. Ihe rank
fungus growth has almost closed some OF
the drifts. The fungi are almost every
imaginable variety of growth. Some
hang down from the timbers like great
punches of snow white hair, ami Others
are great pulpy masses. Theselast gener-
al,y rise from the rock forming the Hoor
of the drifts, and seem to have grown
from something dropped or spilled on the
i Al nay IN. .S-,,r "a
in these mines years aso. These growth,
have in several places raised from the
ground rocks weighing from len 10 even
one hundred pourdS la the higher
levels where tn air is comparatively dry,
the fungi are less massive IN structure
than below and are much frner III tex !
turc. Some resemble rams h"rns, as
they grow in a spiral or twisted shape, |
wnlle others, four or hvc feet III length,
and about the thickness of br"m handle, !
hang from the sap inb-rs like So nany |
snaxes suspended by the ta'is, One
kind, after scnd,n" "ut a stem II the |
thickness of a pencil TO the length Of |
foot OF more, appears u hi'ss"m-af least !
produces at the end a bubuus mass that |
has $ me r,sembl,nc, {" a flower. In !
all the infinite variety 1t these under
ground funsi, it i, somewhat strange that !
not one vas seen at alt IKE those growing |
upon the surf ,ee in :he iIsht Of day. |
Nothing in the uaure Of '"ad>to"ls or
was found.
, 1881-03-19
Nahan's Nerve.
4 Tur:ou, .su -i,:nd an the Enmisasr.

QUIT, ana: t.n,prt ha~ ie,,u uae'".sc;-
ousiy aroaSc-i by the iorinsr wife oi Mr.
Ere Land, -IyS the n 'r'i'y,t, "f I'll, citr.
Al -. Nj F., t;aui ;sr -.-,.,! .iivutce from
tins iaiy s'iiut I "a -. - ~, >hc lin"'e
dia'siy LIFT ou. city. la next hea'd OF his
Iai " a., nrr c,ni marriage Wi:.: 4 Mr. y
!. IA Al. a .-- - sr:. p l tire. III: ue.i-
diiis = r'-:n";I-.~ t-s.'> pi'c a Psmne-"n d
v. r lI'-cly - cl.ic.t b, tie riiiz aS OF that
made AZ arp:in-:'n 10 'iioonce '9'T-.'f' ntr
nea -iuautl -. Ian, I. H. :rogn g uf COM
plai AZ acr- .'..fu.Ii; ;,:i,i cruel :res-Ine.ii
Mr.. Tnsi.-r. ,-.,.,,rtur OF :h- Et>t O,~goHian
act. d :. ar t, II the 'asiy. The cas-
VS. -, s.ra.-s. inat ,hr judge refused t. e;i-
.e, ta:r. tire :; n;,i,".F, .l.rgnI Ihlt TWEEN
ty-iour hoars' ;:i,i aas hardly l'ns enough
to become prapriy anqu1Inte,i "ith the
faults aml rel, =. Iias Qualities OF 4 h"s' and.
NJ. Naian nas quit lniIc'.srt 1t the acton
o. Nr. Turn.r and O., several occasions dis
nI,y,.d his ai,.iau-.ty a:,d va red ia rather III
unplca-a t al .'p.a'ently nlndiciouS nian
me- q. ilr-,. t-,rrs Was ii.,t the ic,-t IL
blancc oi r>..,0-. II. ms antrpa,i'y I'M the NIL
-rahle vouu. hnsl:ti.d visite,l .iis riisl.c snre
ur.,n Mr.. Tarn.r n.vrrtlicl-ss. HIS last
rscapaIc has result. d IN hIs air-st by u {
patient, pc seca;rri gentleman MIR. TurnsI
mas p,ac Il VI IN under $50 b0n'ls Ia KEEP
th.. peace. - his IF. WAS thrratrn.d by tn.
ira>cIb.r bridegroom Unless Nahan en'our
ag.-s more g,r,,,lenc. AMI arou>es some hitlt
sense IN his future actions We presilct f'-l
b:m A dubious fate.
, 1881-03-19
Sugar Beets.

Las, wear cunsiderahl, quantity Of
surar l.c, Is we're grown in the Puyallup
and White river valleys on Puget Sound,
and samples We're sent to the Alvarado
factory, California, for testing. The
superintendent II tie Aivarado factory
gives very favorable rep"rts upon these
beets, they heing IN every way fitted for
profitable manuiactnre mro sugar. 1t is
prohabl- that beet sugar factory may lie
established un the Sound Ii Is a great
div that more interest IL not taken in
uti,izins the h..urdless resources Of the
prolific soil Of Eastern Washington than
there is. II Sc had few men who
,uli take an In,eres; in level ping and
bringing into notice our capabilities, the
c,uniry would De much l.--rser If than II
Is. Til- SrsTESNAN at, a,y time will
mrr- ~:liingiy devatr dnzcn columns
Ia all article pertaining 10 nur Country
than II v.-uld give as mary nes 10 mere
hubnies on Subjects foreign I" nur section-
" Il s..rr one write as good article on
Susa- ;.--ts, aud the ,dzpability of our
snii {; ar ,nrpsse, wi;h ,h- v;er oi
rsaE Ea:ac1uriny beet sugar
, 1881-03-19

s laws enlcsei by Congress enforcing the
prov;-ioas af the first article of the conssita-
tion, % regulate commerce among the several
States, fixing maximum rates T. 3e charged BY
eort,craticns for labor, service or the ne Of
property.
2 A literal p,.icy toward our water ways
which. iurin, the season Ut navigation, are
potent in preventing sSorbi.ant charges by
corporate monop,.ies-
70. Laws providing for the restriction with
in propsr l,gnits Of corporate powers and pr
vileses generally, and for the protection and
elevStian Of the masses
Rcslrrd,-Thst We ,iev with alarm the at
tempts Of monopolists to ccntrot our courts
and the urrss, which, with our schools. are the
chief bulvsrks of our institutions; that it is
the duty of every citizen ~ encourage thnse
Journals which are fire., i:om corpHzte in
fiusnces snd which advocate and sustain the
peoples rights. =,
R,solrrd, That the cra Of sentimental poll
tics is over: that the right to earn living and
enjoy the fruits Of honest industry Is nov up:
tbst the brea., and meat and fuel of the masses
sh5n not BE- taxed Ia pay dividends on
S..itiot,s cost of constructing pab'ic highways
and ,.us swell the already bursting coffe- Of
men who "NcvgDize no principle of action
lat personal a, corporate agsrandirsment.
R,.yrvS,-That for The attainment OF these
objects, we p.edse our lives. our fortunes
and our sacred honor. and &C ~fii organize
md work until thsy are secured y.
, 1881-03-19
'fEcltL DISPATCHES 10 THE SrArEseAN pm
WssTsAN cSt.'S rrLSGs,PH LINE
THE NEW EMPEROR
Gloomy Feeling In Russia.
SHARP sT0Cx TRANSACTIONS.
ClOse Competition for the
Chinese Trade.
THE NEN APPOINTMENTS,
A PROPOSED JUBILEE.
THE WAEa' MARKET.
Close Competition for the
Chinese Trade.
THE NEN APPOINTMENTS.
| Another Article of Agresmaa
b.iwasaSpain and America.
PiClFIT COAST.
rom,c,iiluu :or the ra,n. fss.s,,:

Ccmcctiiioa :or the Cains rs.-sS
SlS FRASciscr sharp competition
ms hrIkcn nit fr the C;iini trrlr h.
tw,er the P,c.fc Mi. and the
Chiua Merchant steamship e'mpan;c.-..
The s,eaa er Nee Foo, the second # the
ls't,r line now in port, utfers t., take
-four al 81 per ton. The Mall ermpany,
1t is said, ,tfers Ia dn IL for nnc-haM less
II is believed here that the Chihese
c,nljan. is back ed by the Imperial Gov
ernnsnt.
Assas>,naiior SS ihs CIR.
PORTLAND, Ma II -Thrnughdlt the
ci Y yesterday flags w"re at half mast in
memry OF the assassination of the Car.
Every large city In the United States was
the sane and the utmost Indignation Is
freely expressed al the ,ls,tarlly act.
Weather.
The w-a.iier here i, raw and chilly with
cn!'i rsins, IN consequent seq taiion IS
very backward ans. spring seeding far be
hinl rirr ;,S;rrl time.
Ws-.,t Harart.
Whr.; str.rns hu' inactive few sci rs
exc,J,, a; above - far valley. Fl'ur
stronger Wn.s' u san fr..nc. c.sen, Nea
l".> aui |. rerpoI! is stronger an. h's.ier.
>!i9ps1:.
Steamer n!r,oa with roo ions of freight
has ,,ot VT arrived All at veSs.l ar
rived at Astoria last r:ght,
Nrtt.-.i ,.u.. s;,c e-,ss.
rire details Of vi ards management in
s.,carira the c'hir"l "f the North Pacific
have arrived al! shows hi.n To be the best
:irlancirr kroan, ana pltc him at the
head a. the shSrI,es- of the whole crowd
H- vr,t ii.:o Wall street and bought
81, ,O00, ,O09 If stock at i lnwprice causing
PuI..n m Il I .i'r-;g.,, s-ffs.,----'f
Boston. and others ar. aired wI'h HIM
Van,irshiit, JAY Gould a.l Henry Srse
were l,,it s.,,ul tel, IN ia. cpl'i et n"'
l,eiu. interested, AMI were greatly sur
pr,SeA up ,n it.:rniHg 'he tTan>ac:i"ns.'
Frrd,ick Billings, the present pr. s',ie':t
Il th.. rsad, r:tirrs III ScptcuheS IN oo'i-
s,.auence of lad health. Robert Harris
vii probably succeed hi'".
The new Syndicate ~ili carry "a' Tie
heret,fcre conceived improvements rx"rpt
uprs,sit;rm nn the north SIDE Of tn' Col
unb Il. which cp,rsition was the man
calls. Of Wizard buying. The stock Is
nov ten cents higher, iear!u. the nat
profit Of twp million fiye hundred tho''saili
on theinrestment-
, 1881-03-19
A Jovixl LuAakc.
n Cvsaies nm Exriirnsens A0ssS The ras-
>enxer>.

On Thursday evening last two officers EN-.
ploved by the sheriff Of Pendleton, arrived at
Umatila landing. havins in charge crazy
sheep herier named Hsplins, Considering
him quiet and comparatively nodcnsi'e,
they hardly deemed il necessary to hansicuf
him. In eomoany with tho other officers he
"a. down and renamed quict for time,
Between every two or three mHuthsful he
woufi cry our. ''Do you see them
ONE. TWO. THREE,
Four. five, etc, at the same time counting
of his aoet on his fingers. Suddenly he
jumped up and gave an unearthly yali which
soon scattered the passengers IN every dlroe-
t;nn in less tha., miiiat-. With the JOINT
effa..s Of the passengers the officers threw
biro down and secured him with rope hand.
cuffs. On She next morning he was conveyed
IN board the steamer B',ter, and fastened to
a stauchior. The poor iemcnted being then
to batter cut his bralns. The
officers procured some sa,ks AMI ma'io soft
nal for In. accommodation ef his craaium.
n, twisted and .:yrated in i ferocious man.
ner, and tried Ia tear the pad to
PIECES WITH Ills TEETH
But sisnalIy faiicl. Upon being temporarily
released s.d genfly le1 to an apartment
which he reques:.i them to lrt him occupy,
he peunc.d upon an unsusrieious passenger
wfo WAS l.isrr-Iy reclining TN his birth,
seizinl him by .he ,.cc< he threw hlm vio-
lently to the gronn'. jumped OF top OF h''
victim and tricd 20 fssten hIs teeth IN the
nose Of the lscEess nan. This last proceed-
inp provoked aa lnd snant expression from
th,. p,ssrn,.rs. and Le aas Sg'in taken -
cl,arre OF by the officer. who ma"aged -
pr vent HIM from displaying any NOR dan.
.erous sympt ms or c.oS,'ls any fnrthsr
,roubl. un the steamer.
, 1881-03-19
A COWARDLY VILLAIN.
A Soldier from the Garr;sca As
saults \ Lady on the Street
With q Club.


Last Thnrstisy at ahcut 10 p. NJ. these
who were on TIE streets were startled by The
crirs al W man. Several persons rlsaed
30 her assistance an,ocs rhrm Constable Lyis
aud Sam Creser, and fou,d ,ha. a b'S eursy
soi.irr by the name ri Thomas Dykst-i, had
x.,uck Ms Mitchell. uife of Mr.. Mitchell,
the barb.r r, with a hickory stick probably an
old hoe handle The drunken nrutc was
immediately taken under arrrst by odcer
IS,s, hut ON tudipg that h' ronl'i not man
a,... his pr,s.,n. H. cal Il FOR i,-ip wher-up'n
ors pLrcKY Young FRIEND
sam q. ger stepped t, the ir'a,' like man,
b,. .uly 20 receive sound application Of
ho,t administered Ia rather an en~rg TIC
r,,,.er. Thi. fired sam, who we believe IS
he put in two
or three of his l~st hicks on the brutes ncse.
Afr,r laiding IN. officer in the mud, with
good deal Of tugy,ng they mlnased to put
Dyksta Ia the couhtyl,il. Yesterday moinins
the creature was brought before Judge la
man oh
rw0 CHARGES
OF assault. snd lr.ttefy 6ne oh Mrs.: Betsy
Mitchell and the ..thsr on her danShtrr May.
The t,s.inaoay was 4 nns against the cuipn>
and the iii:v filled h.m ohe hhndred doil,rs
in the c,,c OF Mrs. Mitchell and ti:ty d,llar>
in she case Vi her daughter. Thu. makes
one huud RI and fifty dollars thar tine c M Y
has Ia stand far low caIcass wh,se re,y
soul Is MT wprt its travelling expenses 10
Hatle.. 1t Is high time t:,at our pe'.Fie
should pu stnp to such things. Sush
brute sc : n r.rrT n priSon and the in-
rs. y. l. 1t he esaa'y haze II rnaiIIt un
him. : M st rn III ans
OF fUNIsHNENr
VIII have u lie r-serte.l tn ar We viii not ar.-
swer ior the GAai, 1t is only two Or three
DAYS a., TIA; a !a.ly WAS assaulted IN a milar
MAIN + by sai.e unknown soldier, and an
MAJ. hg r,e name Of firzgrTAli ar
rested IN tie c;rargc, Int "n trial MAS honor
ally .sla:it Il. \ oay or two ago ia.ly
was f..llow.-l on the str. cts hy anOth,T 'nc
of thi, .Y.e. VIII" Iusl,t-,l ou speaking 10 her
and lac .ii; act Il s,:t nntll she hit him on
the heal rI:lI her nrb ia QrERY-How
bong are unr citizens gang t. stand tins, We
sua e 4 u hrurinr pIst
, 1881-03-19
Living at Liana-
sopr Curiou, Ys:rrf> of the Psoirariei "ar
Mif:, Chile.

tuIs ls-rL-------L.-- L.s inst arrived in
Yesterday nf the curious effect that the
war has pro,lnceo upon the prices OF
commodities in Peru. The paper cur
r.ncy of the country has deprecated 10
such a des,ee that 1t takes sli OF that
money to buy "no Of gold: and many ar.
,ieles heing purcinsnhia only with gold
coin OF its rIuraieu', their cost has Dee"
IN CONSEQUENCE enormously increased
This Is the case with al articles sold hy
the fuaeign merchants "f the country.
they having determined I" e"no"c' 'i'';'
business only npon coin basis. \ par
of sboes. tor instance, will COST all ID"
wav from s25 to $50 or so. 1he gen
LEHMAN who impaired this information.
said that the passage for h'mse1 anu s h.s
wife, frcm Callan 10 New iorS, o:rs .
s8 600 in Peruvian currency Vraih'.ny
the passage would cast in gold, Iof ivy
person=, something over 500.
, 1881-03-19
The Bon Ton Of Ainsworth.

The most attractive and pleasant OF resorts
:, .;,svortb is the North Pacific Vine AMI
Suirit yanIts, owned by II. G. Vaughn & Co.
This establishment is situated on Nam street
commanding magnificent view OF the con-
auenee Of the Snake and Columbia fi'e's'
forming a veritable lay Of waters Inc P'o'-
l;rate espens. that the proprietors have gone
into 70 make the North Pacific Vaults AZ
.b.. conld be desired by the most fastidious
OF its many patrons. is worthy, ana "oepf "
a credit to any city III
THE UNION.
None but the very bes. Of wines. liquors,
ale beer and cigars are kept. which the 'm'
ms,,.- and ever increasing business OF the
firm fully ve,iiies. The retail department
Is superintended by the king OF mlIolons's.
the Genial and much admired Dave j. Coed,
and without exception he is good one.
Visitors 10 Arnsworth will find the Vaults
the most sociable rendezvous IN the place.
The popularity Of Ir. Vaughn and the gem
,.emen connected with HIM in the business
i, a sure guarantee for the future success ana
prosperity Of the North Pacific sauits oi
f.-.aarfh
, 1881-03-19

PEccAvL-Two more of those German
letters have made Their appearance, ard
the STATESMAN reportorial force are at
their last gasp. After this, if any more
arrive, the Office will not he responsible
for ANYTHING that may happen to the
writer.
, 1881-03-19
rHtT CfGAE.

Well do ] remember
That tn.t cigar
Which did smoke, verify,
Il made my liver n
Creep into ray throat,
When remember.
i did buy me three Of them
All for two bits,
After which dill HE ME
To the wood she'd
OF my fathers manson
And did strike a light
The first sir puffs. did
Puff with more pufhness
Than would reporter his
Sweetheart at dance,
Then did 1 let up with
Exceeding previousness
And wondered at the novel
Sight Of wood shed roof
Dancing the raquet with
The cordwood,
j became 50 tired
That / forgot what they called
Me
And missed connections
. On the mxtin meal
Thereafter ! did give the
Other cigars to nv
Brother and he paralyzei was
For nine long days,
And never smoked again,
While the neighbors complained
Unto the health officer
About certain hideous
Stencil IN and about their premises,
Such was nv frst cigar
But ] have smoked
Many snch siuce
With
Great
Comfort.
, 1881-03-19

A POLITICIAN IN ON" Is prcPsr;n. 4
list of Federal ArIr'int,es to show that
his State has not had a fa,r pr-p.rrinn.
That inan ought to h- gwen I'osrofhce
PROMPTLY.
, 1881-03-19

The ststas OF newspaper must he on a
Very shaky iaunia ;on win its Urged ell
tor tries to entice subscribers Away frum the
te'nptib.e action a,.i none i.us Natural bon,
sneak won 4 csa.deee-n.l u inch .n,a less.
, 1881-03-19
Appointments.
FOREIGN.


Loxpox, March i4-Sir Charles Dixie
Under Foreign Secretary, replying Z" a
,n,.,tion. said he expected 10 receive an
,ny;;tati..u 10 the International Monetary
Conference shurtly. The Italian Caam,
her & Deputies has adopted al order OF
rho day which Vas accepted by the
Ministry. declaring that, if new none
,a-v convention was lot signed IN three
v..r. Italian silver CONS should alone
have currency in Italy after 1886.
, 1881-03-19
EASTERN.


WASHINGTON - An article additional
.tp the article Of agreement of 1871, he-
tween the United States and Spain, MAS
concluded yesterday. IL pr"ridesthat all
claims for injuries don. To citizens II the
Cni,ed S'a,es by Spanish aa'h"ri' les IN
Cuha, not heretofore put in, must hr PIE
sen.ed to the Spanish Claims Comm'ssi"n
within six,y days fr.'m the 23i nir.
The arbi,ra,nrs have the power, good
r.,snn being shown, I" extend the time
thirty DAYS longer. The Commission IS
reouired to decide upon every claim
will in ono Year from May Il, 1881
Jay Couid Nominated.
Stanley Mathews has been nominated
as Associate Justice of the supreme court
Retired.
IL Critten,len and CT. +. l. Dent
are 10 be retired.
The Ranks.
The banks are redepcsiting bonds for
the new circulation
Collector for tsioria.
John D. Merryman is appointed coiiec-
tor for tire port Of Astoria
Windam's Successor.
Gen. Eis-rr"n is appointed senator To
succeed Window.
Och: Malone.
WASHINGTON, March l4--Mshone has
voted with the r publican ORGANIZATION
in order that his friends may be gwen
n,,..tions. Hill OF Georgia made very !!
strong speed. ..l....iss ..is'saehh saeh oaisainins as
it gives Republicans control Of the Sen
ate Mahone fried to reply but failed t'
uive auy satisfaction for selllns himself for
! so liule.
Appointments.
Henry ". Dwight IS appointed Regis
ie- ,.f the Land Office at LaGrand :, l mon
County, Oregon fhe f"Il"Hlns Post,
masters have lie ii appointed for Washing
ton Territory: Gro. Reynolds, Gable
Columbia Co; B +. Gleason, Medical
Lake. Spokane ca: William King, Pe"ia
Columbia county
, 1881-03-19

,dviees received at Ashantee from
A,;m ar the Gold Coast, REPRESENT mat
IN. Kim II Ashan,ee can put @,Vo men
IN the field.
, 1881-03-19

Pruf T.-s:.n. tine mln. rAlogist, Is rx-
xmirins tn qa.u1si IA Yakima county --sfan-
dar}. We srr SEN 10 have % p,'.t ont srch
sinpIs errors
, 1881-03-19
4 rapai Jshilce.

ROME, March l2--The Pope IN an '.a-
ar,ss 10 The cardinals, IN reply To Their
congratulations on the anniversary 1f ms
.Iscs;on Il, RI. Ponti6cate, expressed re-
'rrst al the renewed attacks and insults
Ss.n,J up,n sbs Church in nearly all
narts of the vorli therefore, an extra
ordinary jubilee would be inausrra,ei tel
III. wear Throughout Chrisieadon, f"r
,h. purpose Of implcr'ng the Al%isn,y
10 he.rox better times upon the Chnrch.
, 1881-03-19

AS.nEr.. CISCO m IN committed suicide
the othrrd,y b caas- he fo1nd his business
increasing 81 rspi.ii. that he feared ne
waul.i..'t b, aisIe 10 nlznaee If. We suspect
it lever o.-cart-. q .sin 10 or'ier his adver-
t.-ar-e,; -. o, ;ii~ psP-hs-
, 1881-03-19


BAseEp IN PExpIEros week
ago Mr.. White had valuable horse stolen
from the corral In the rear of Frank Bros
agricultural house On Alder street Ne
trace was found Of the animal until ie~
days ago one John Hyland, well known u
this CITY. wa. arrested in Pendlston for tse
robbery, and the horse found IN h'' posi-
sion, he trying at the time to dispose o. =
Tor huudred aud twenty Five dollar, LI
supposed sul BY the officer. here thu. Hyl.ns ...
L-Iougs to an organized gang Of hoe.e th'sses
who bavs been committing dsp'ed,nscns, sps, !. !.
thi. section for some time past hyl..'aa y 4
an Ohio man, being = cousin OF f.srs. =.
DowIins who obtained some nosos'..y -
Of Hyland's case vii be had IN is" c'V
, 1881-03-19
Healthful and Hopeful.

MIR. T. NJ Red. Territorial Auditor,
has kindly furnish! ;he f"ii.'amg state
ment of the financial co,.d.t.ou of the
T-rr:tory un the first 'iay "i March, 1881:
Balance to he credit of grn:.ral fund, as
per Auditors books ..-. S+S,524 ~
Balance, Nutnla, furd lt5 10
BaE,nc-, C..m'r lie. q n IL y u0