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once be able to undertake the whole crop,

once be able to undertake the whole crop.
but it viii be prepared to carry at least
one-third of it, and at rates which must
give it the command OF the transportation
question so far as that staple is concerned.
1t is announced that the running time from
San Francisco to New Orleans will be nine
days; the steamer time from New Orleans
to European ports, from sixteen to twenty
days; and the sailing time forty-tive days
Thus wheat can be carried by steam all
the way in about thirty-three days, and
by steam and sail in about sixty-as
against one hundred and fifty by the ocean
route. The Southern Pacific Company
are determined to put the freight rates at
such figures as will give them the
business, and when the very great
advantages in time are considered it is ap.
parent that they have the solution of the
problem in their own hands. The COM
pany also intend to put immigrant rates on
the Southern route so low that the cars
will be filed with intending settlers on
their return journeys from New Orleans,
and thus the State will be benefited
doubly. The Importance of the opening
Of this new route to the farmers cannot be
overestimated. 1t marks the Inauguration
of competition which will secure to them
the profits of their industry, and free them
from the burden of the middleman. 1t
marks the termination of all corners in
shipping, moreover, and of all attempts to
monopolize any of the agencies by which
the movement of the crops is effected. So
far as the wheat. growers are concerned,
this line is infinitely more important than
was the first Pacific Railroad, and when
its arrangements are completed, and it is
prepared to handle as much of the crop as
may demand transportation, the farmers
will realize that for the first time they have
been put in direct communication with the
markets of the world, and that for the
first time they have been delivered out of
leading strings.
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Found Drowned.

CHICO, December 21st-Last night 8 labor
ing man by the name of Joe Hoch, native
of Prussia, was found drowned in the slough
in the lower part of town. The last time he
was seen alive was about half-past 8 o'clock
last night, in an intoxicated state, and this
forenoon the body was seen lying in the
slough 10 about three feet of water.
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suicide OF a Wounded Indian.

NEVADA, December 21st-One of the In
dams wounded during the shooting scrape at
the camp yesterday morning to-day put an
end to his life by cutting his throat with a
piece of glass. He was shot five times. The
other wounded Indian is still alive. The
white man who shot one of the Indians three
times has not yet been captured. 1t is said
tina. be is bsing pursued by come of the Dig
gers, and that if caught they will make short
work of him.
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DIED.,

Sacramento, December 90 Samuel Downing, a
native OF ireland, 46 years.
[Remains VII be sent to Orovlle this afternoon at
o'clock for ntermenti
Sacramento, December 20-Mrs. Alecta A. Smith
(mother-inlaw OF A. I. Renwick)L q native Of
Connecticut, 50 years.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of A. t. Renwick, H street, between
Fourteenth ard Fifteenth, this mo ming at II
o'clockl
Nelson Ranch, near Woodland-John P. Tucker, %
years.
Bishop Creek, Inyo county, December 11-Russell
B iggs, 50 years.
Independence, Iuyo county. December II Henry G.
Badger, As years.
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Crushed into a snar eless Mass.

SILVER CRY, December 2lst-Andrew j.
Gleason known as "Brockie Smith," was
caved on aud crushed into q shapeless mass at
o'clock this morning while on duty at the
Empire mine. Deceased was alive of
Ireland, aged about AZ years, and had been
on the coast twenty years. His funeral
takes place tomorrow.
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The San Lose Staining Affair.

SAN JOSE, December 21st.-Jose Villa, the
man who was stabbed last night, made dying
declaration this afternoon, to the effect that
his assailant was Francisco Careno, and that
the stabbing was done without provocation.
Villa was standing at the bar when Careno
beckoned him to the door. and on reaching
the threshold he was stabbed.
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Racing I'm TnIare Conntx.

LENooRE, December 21st.-At the Lemoore
races to-day the colts race for Danielson's
purse of 800 was won BY Giddings Alpha,
who has record of 2.42 FurDish's Tom
Shores won the running race for purse of
$780,
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Three Years Iuprlsonment-KiIled by a

NAPA, December 2lst.-Wallscs Green Wa s
to-day sentenced to the State Prison for
three years for grand larceny.
Philip Mcmahon was yesterday killed at
the Radingtcn mine, Knoxville, by the ex-
plosion of blast. He leaves family in
Navad.
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IDAHO.
Guilty OF Hanslaushter,

BOISE CITY, December 2lst.-The District
Court has been in session ten days in t. e case
of William Bedeil for numbering Fred Him,
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S messenger, in this city,
August 31st. The jury to-day rendered
verdict of manslsughter. He will be SEN
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
succes.fnI Iaauch.

PoRr TOWNSEND, December 21st.-A new
barkentiIe, named the Kitsap, measuring
1913 % tons. built by tie Puget Mill Com
pany at Port Ludlow, was successfully
launched this afternoon.
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"HUB PUNCH" is delicious with lemonade,
fine ice, soda or milk. Have it ready for the
welcome or parting guest. Sold by all drug
gists, grocers and wine merchants Rich
ards & Harrison, San Francisco, sole agents
for the Pacific coast
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Not Guilty.

NEVADA, December 21st.-The jury in the
case of Lee All My, tried in the Superior
Court for plurder. brought in verdict last
night of not guilty. Lee All My was charged
with killing another Chinaman at Truckee a
few weeks ago.
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Ono Voice

Ali over the land goes up from mothers. that
says: My daughters are SO feeble and sad,
with no strength, all out of breath and life at
the least exertion. What can we do for
them?" The answer is simple and full of
hope. One to four weeks use of Hop Bitters
will make them healthy. rosy, sprightly and
cheerful.
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Wolf Londoner will give the newsboys
and bootblacks OF Denver, Col, a Christ
mas dinner at the Sixteenth street Theater.
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BORN.

Florin, December wife IT Frank Mccormick, a
daughter.
Malysville, December so-wife of J. S. Dallam, a
son.
Near Madison, Yolo county, December 19-Wife Of
George D. Stephens. daughter
Boston Ravine near Grass Valley, December IS
Wife of Charles Dayey, son.
Nevada City, December l9-Wife OF John W. Hart,
daughter
Red Bluff, December 1s-Wife OF H c. Richart. a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Odd Fellows Mutual Aid As .,.asssgsss..
ISOLATION of Sacram ento.-The annual
meeting OF the above-named Associa- @es-.Ss&sss<
ton, for the election of Directors and Ss'hw
the transaction Of general business, will be held in
Fraternity Hall, Odd Fellows Temple corner Ninth
and X streets, Sacramento, on SUNDAY AFTER
members of the Association are requested to be
present. G. X. VAN HEUSES, President.
GEo. B. KATzENsTEIN, Secretary. IB. CT d22,3t
VEYANTED- TWO ACTIVE CASH BOYS. APP
wv ply at Red House. Dr.
n oST-IN THIS CITY, ON STREET. Be
tween Fourth and Fifth, an Earring with topaz
setting The finder will please leave it at this Office
do 2tt
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GENERAL NOTICES,


Border States OF Mexico, sonora, sina.
~. .vA Oninuahua and Durango-A complete descrip-
.ioh OF the best regions for the settler miner and
sne ADVANCE guard OF American civilization and a
ssoilpete gni for travellers and emigrants, with
me map. For sale at 500 street, Sacramento Cal.
di6-lw
Holiday Presents 1.-The NlmbIe Six
pence better Than the Slew Shilling r II you want
1oOp PHOTOGRAPHS, at reasonable price, 20
to BEALS' GALLERY, No. 4l5 street. ii. s.
BEALS, Operator. daIm
els and go J street. dY.tf
The only Genuine asiIi Bread, delivered
every morning, by W. F. PETERSON, 620 j. d7.tf
Fer Fine Cakes, lee Cream, etc. the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER No. 50s ST., bet. Fifth and Sixth jy25-lm
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In Santa Paula Canyon, Ventura county,
several more wells have struck oil.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, December eo-By Rev. J. Q. A. Henry,
Louis Wa-dron to Ella May Mccormick, both OF
this city.
Sacramento, December 21-By Rev l. E. Dwinell,
at the residence Of the brides parents, VIM. E.
Gerber to Hattie A. Lyon, both Of this city.
Bodie, December ls-charles H Kilgore TO Sarah
n. Conway.
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6lS and 620 street. J2'tf -
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The only Genuine MILK Bread, delivered
very morning, by w. F. PETERSON, 62O j. tI7.tf
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For Gloves or Handkerchiefs. Price, $40.
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TT Ask for DR. WI. HALLS BALSAM, and take
no other. II. G. KIRK d co., Agents.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-23

river, to Guaymas and the Tucson
branch of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad.
Excursion so California.
ST. LOUIS, March 22d.-The Re.
pubLican's Kansas City special
says: An excursion to California is
contemplated by the Directors OF
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railroad and the Pullman Pal.
ace Car Company, which will prob.
ably pass through Kansas City
next Thursday. Two trains will
start from Boston for San Francis
co, making the trip In the time re.
quired for the regular passenger
train-114 hours. The trains will
be hauled by the same engines the
entire distance, each having two
engineers and two firemen, who
will work six hour shifts. The
purpose of the trip is to make an
official inspection of the new line.
The object of the taking of the loco.
motives and cars through from the
Missouri river to San Francisco,
1891 miles, Is to see if it can be
done, so great a distance never
having yet been accomplished.
The ordinary work of an engine is
100 to $50 miles q day. The result
Of the experiment will be waited
for with interest. The engine boil.
ers will be cleaned on the road, but
this detention will bs made up by
running 40 miles an hour.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-23

A discovery of much archHolo-
gical interest has recently been
made In the Algerian Sahara. NJ.
Tarry, who has been carrying on
work in connection with the pro.
posed Trans.Sahara Railway, hav-
ing noticed mound of sand in the
neighborhood of Wargla, had the
sand dug up, and discovered the
top of spherical dome. This
naturally aroused his interest, and
getting his Arabs to dig still Deep
er, he found underneath the dome
square tower, then platform of
masonry, and finally complete
mosque. Continuing the excava-
tions, M. Tarry soon unearthed
seven houses In perfect preserva-
tion, and came upon sukterrane.
an watercourse. At the last news,
nine houses had been disinterred,. >.
and M. Tarry was getting addition
al assistance to clear out the
precious watercourse, which he de.
scribes as sufficient to irrigate q
small forest of palms. 1t Is we'll
known that the Sahara was ut one
time much more populous than 1t
10 now, and Its trade much more
extensive; but no one seems to
have supposed that cities had been
buried under its sands so recently
as since the introduction OF Mo-
hammedanism.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-23

Minnie Palmer is the star of q
dramatic company now travelling
In the West. Sadie Bigelow was
until lately member of the same
organization. Both are pretty,
talented and popular. The cause
of Miss Bigelow's withdrawal is
given by her as follows: "One
night We were playing poker, Mics
Palmer and myself, when I bet
five cents, and she wanted to 'see'
my hand. She said she had only
penny left, and l told her that II
she wanted to 'calP me she must
borrow four more. Thereupon she
said I was real mean thing, and
we had q few words. Once after
that she came into the room where
I was playing, and said she would
not join in the game If I continued
in It,. This 1 regarded as an insult,
and I threw up my hand at once"
Efforts at reconciliation were so
far successful that the actresses
kissed each other, but the quarrel
broke out afresh, and Miss Bige-
low, collecting her salary by the
help of Sheriff, resigned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-23
FOR EIcM.
PO &c wish enc Boers.

LONDON, March 22d.-In the
House OF Commons Gladstone
stated the following as the con-
ditions of the peace with the
Beers: The suzeralnty Of the
Queen, British control of foreign
relations and the establishment of
q British resident at the future
capital. The Beers, however, are
promised complete self govern.
ment. A Royal Commission. con.
sisting of Governor-General Sir
Hercules Robinson, General Sir
Evelyn Wood and Sir Jno Devil
lier, will be appointed to consider
the position OF the natives, the reg
ulation of frontier affairs and the
question whether any and what
portion Of the territory eastward,
within certain limits, shall be sew.
cred from Transvaal. The c0ndi.
tions will also provide for the dis.
persal of the Beers forthwith and
the temporary maintenance of Brit
ish garrisons which, however, are
not to interfere with local affairs.
Gen. Wood promises not to ad-
vance or to send warlike stores
into Transvaal. The House re-
ceived the announcement of the
terms with prolonged cheers.
RUmbs IN epain.
MADRID, March 22i-A bomb,
with fuse attached has been found
in front of the Duke OF Osuna's
palace.
AfYairs NJ ths Russian Capital.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 3d.
There have been many arrests in
the last few days. AT the house of
one person captured, the police
found 700, 900 roubles. A man
upon whom was found arms and
10000 rouoies, was arrested last
night. Two dynamite stores have
been discovered.
Tue Assassins of the (xsr.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 22.-An
Indictment against Nicolai Rous-
sakoff, ssAndrei Tegkoff, Timotei
Michael0f and the woman Hesse
Helfmann has been communicated
to them. They are allowed seven
days for the preparation of their
defence by counsel.
The A0ence Russo says: 1t is ev-
ident that the assassination of the
Car was planned abroad, chiefly
Ia Paris and Switzerland.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-23

at the prospect Of being releat Cd
when his term was up. Gov. Cor
nell had been asked to intercede in
his behalf, and favorable answer
was expected. The Governor, how
ever, sent to New York for the cir
cumstancss of the case and the ev.
idence at the trial, and returned
word that he could sre no reason
why the letter of the law should
not be carried out, and consequent.
~ the Professor is now serving out
his six Thousand days-about sew.
enteen years-at the rate of q dol.
lar day. When the Professor
heard Of the decision of the Gov
ernOr he was greatly dispirited,
and his only hope now lies in a
yearning wish that his friends will
pay the fine which keeps him be-
hind the stone walls of Auburn
prison.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-23
A Macon County Miracle.
Macon Register. |

Macon Register.l
A wonderful recovery of q young
lady who has been confined to her
bed for five years is reported from
Eagle township, this comfy (Mis.
souri), and not only reported but
vouched for as fact by soma of
ear best citizens, who saw the girl
frequently while confined to her
bed and have converted with her
since her recovery. The name of
the young lady, who is now about
twenty-one years of age, is Ada
Whitehead, daughter Of Richard
Whitehead, Esq. During her long
confinement Of i've years she has
been attended, at different times,
by several OF our leading physi.
cians, and at times her life was
despaired of, she having on several
occasions seemingly been at DEATHS
door, with the door partly open for
her ingress to the world beyond.
A protracted meeting under the
auspices of the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church had been going
on In the nighborhood where Mr..
Whitehead resides, and during its
continuance q day and hour were
agreed upon at which all should
unite, wherever they might be, in
one common prayer, as it were, for
the speedy recovery aud com.
plete restoration to health of Miss
Whitehead. The hour came one
day last week. The prayers were
begun and continued with q fer.
vency and zeal that must produce
the desired result, ii answer is given
in these days from on High to
prayers sincere. Prayer was made
at the residence of Mr.. Whitehead,
as we'll as at other dwellings, and
before the ho1r had near expired
Miss Whitehead, unaided, arose
from her bed, called for clothes.
and declared she was healed. She
got up and has been going about
ever since. Persons going TO Mr.
Whitehead's the same or next day,
aud before the fact became gener.
ally known, were surprised to have
the door opened by Miss Ada in re-
ply to their knock. Let it be re-.
membered that for five years she
had been q helpless invalid, and
for eighteen months had been cor.
fined to her bed and unable to rise
or turn without aid, that she had
wasted away to q mere skeleton,
and that In a moment's time, az ii
were, she was able to get up with
out aid and 60 about the house
praising God and declaring she was
we'll again.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-23

gather jerusalem into the fold.
"Jeruealem, jerusalem, I would
have gathered thee, ~ the hen
gathsreth her chickens, but ye
would mot" No possible phase Of
the obduracy Of the people Of Jeru-
salem Of old could represent the
stifl.neckedi and unconquerable
perversity Of the Republican ma
jority Of the present Legislature
Of California. Exhorted to right.
eousness, they would not.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-23
rho 'Ks,,ecn ease.

SAN Francisco, March 22.-In
the Kallooh case Highton began
his argument for the defense this
morning. He dwelt strongly on
the prominsnce of the special coun-
sci for the prosecution and 0cculta.
ton OF the District Attorney,
claiming that the case was rather
q private persecution than pub
lie prosecution by the people.
Fuuerai Of Et Fhi,pos.
CALIsToaA, March 22j.-The re-
mains OF Eli Philpot, shot last
week near Tombstone, Arizona,
arrived here yesterday and were
buried to-day. The funeral was
largely attended.
ssiIl ON she Trail.
TUCSON, March 22d.-This morn.
Ing Detective Paul had trailed the
stage robbers back to Tres Alamos
from the Santa Catalina Noun
tains. He IL still pursuing them.
It is thought they are now strik-
ing for Sonora.
Exemplary Puntsh,neus.
MARYsvILLE, March 22.-Three
young men were convicted to-day
of smoking opium and fined $l0U
OF as many days imprisonment.
This is the first conviction in this
State under the new law making
opium smoking q misdemeanor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-23

4 APnTITIoN II being circulated
~ signatures In Los Angeles
oounty, which pstitisn will bs sup
plenontal to others already extern
o1vely signed in Ventura and
DontA Barbara counties, addressed
- Hon. Clarence King, Director OF
- United States Geological Sur
~, and requesting that gentle
nnAa 10 Initiate . scientific investi-
cation Of the petroleum region OF
In Angeles, Ventura and Santa
DosbaEa counties. That such an
e(1elal survey Of this section would
- Of tnsalculable public benefit
- ens acquainted with the facts
ona doubt. The petition TRUTHFUL
y represents that outcroppings of
sEotGoloum are found along the
11no of . belt Of shale about eighty
ulles In length, extending from
~ gan Fernando district, In Los
Ansples county, through the sespe.
oanta Paula, DIAL and Sulphur
Mountain districts, In Ventura
oounty, and the Carpintsria and
0o1ts Barbara districts, and ter
miaatlDg In the Pacific ocean OF
~ asphaltum mines at Golsta, In
Donta Barbara county. That this
wnele region presents q remarka.
~ prenislng field for official in
qolsy cannot be doubted. As to Los
Angsles county, we have already
ooaehed the stage Of rsmuneratlve
ueoduotion near San Fernando and
o1sewhsrs. We heartily trust that
~. King may mud 1t convenient
- make the circuit OF country in
onoo1 the theatre Of his geological
loqol1jos during the coming year.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-23
AFTERNOON srRrrrs-4 p. n.

Scorpion, LIS q; Syndicate, $50 a;
Jacket ~ a; Mexican. ~ b, 4 90 q; Ophir.
S.35 :: Bullion. 800 9; Con Virginia. l.65
* b, 6% q; Oyerman, Csc b; Choiiar,
l65 b; Benton, $50 8; Imperial, 10 b, is a;
Albion, / 80 b, Las .; Union, 8N 8; Julia,
l6c b, a.; Gould 4 Curry, ae5 b, $40 a;
selcher, Les 8; Justice, SOC 2; Silver Hill.
sS, Ok q: Jasfet. s.7S ;. ssS !; Hsvsjo, M osS; y;
b, 2.30 a; Alpha, 2.40 b, az q; Grown
Point, 80 b, 1.35 q; Potosi, 2.05 b, 2lO a;
Day, 40 b; Andes, LIS b; Sierra Nevada,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-23
AsConvict's Remarkable Sentence
lSyracuse Courier.l

A Frenchman in Auburn prison
few days ago concluded term OF
four years, but he still remains In
the Institution. He was sen fenced
from New York city for selling OBJ.
scene literature. His sentences was
flour yearS' imprisonment In State
prison at hard labor" and 4 fine of
50, 900; and In the event Of the fine
not being paid ct the expiration Of
the term Of imprisonment, the
prisoner to serve 3 day for every
dollar untll the Ano Was paid. The
ssses sssesR ssss = - sssss',1 e 'ss; :s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-23

The oat In the meal tub involv-
~ ID the enforced calling Of an
oUlre session Of the California Leg
)olntnFo may be outlined with the
V1vi1asss and biackness of Q ell.
I beoette when We refer to that Sec
1lon of the new Constitution which
admits Of the Legislature sitting
~ twsnty days after the regular
GDslou without pay. In q few days
o11eR The expiration Of the regular
oeG1lee, tie Republican majority
@ooI6 easily have finished up un.
l1lshed businsss, and they would
4 ave shown their sense OF duty,
5et t6Say patriotism, by doing 1t.
~ that majority did not belong
- ehat breed Of cats They pestur-
~ - The spportIonmsnt bill and
l0ooa ths appropriation bill In
u16go - nsks . special session,
E ~ pr diem, inevitable. Their
0lrWors intent on = partisan and
11R eppertlopnsnt. As . par
~ Denocratie paper we are
- Il In California our party
|l>o ouqusstlonsd call for the
e etats election. owing to IN.
anDled Republican vsaality and
l1eDtlon. We hope that, at the
~ qpeslops the Republican GER
o11ersfs will break up the
e1oootof Pages district; and,
1peoi1, ~ ahsll elect four Con-
~ from California. We
~ 1ops that this infamous
~ viii dicker with Sena.
4leeEiets. With the result Of
= dologation Or "hold over,
tgotie Senators sgaInst The
- 1afee Senatorial slsstisp
Ulli psevids = successor to
&vefything this infamous
~ kave done or may d
cn11kely oatlsfsetsry = us,
7 t5eI6an psfst u view. W
& q tlne, and profess