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MPORTEDFEOWER BULBS.
SUMMONS.


CSTATE OF CAL NORMA, COUNTY OF SACRA-
/ - mento-ss. In The Superior Court, in and for
said county. The People of the State Of California
to JANE EVANS, greeting You are hereby noti-
fed that action was comm fenced in the Superior
Court of the county of Sacramento State aforesaid
by the fling complaint in the Clerks Office of said
Court on the 18th day Of OCTo3E 1881, in which
| action L. KREUZBERGER Is plaintiff, aud YOU are
defendant. That the general nature of the action
as appears from said complaint, is as lows That
said defendant set forth the nature of her claim 10
the west quarter of lot 8, in the block between X
and L and Fourth and Fifth Streets OF the city Of
Sacramento county of Sacramento State of Califor-
mia that the adverse claim Of the parties be deter
mined and that decree be enterd that said d. ferd
ant have no right title interest in said premises
and that plaintiffs title thereto ia and valid and for
general relief; all OF which is fully stated in COM
plant ON file, to which reference is hereby made
And you are hereby directed to appear and answer
said complaint within ten days from the service Of
this writ exclusive Of the day of service il served
on you in said county Of Sacramento and within
thirty days exclusive OF the day of SERVICE if served
elsewhere; and you are further notified that unless
you 50 appear ard answer within the time above
specified the plaintiff viii take default against YOU
and apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
In testimony whereof, l. Thos H. Berley, Clerk Of
the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set nv hand and
aix the seal of said Court, this 18th day of oCTo
Der, A. D. 1881.
[ssALl THoS. II. BERKEY, County Clerk.
By CHARLES N. CooLAs, Deputy Clerk
L. s. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff
snr0 1rr~ 49,
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stockton Ifen,s.

STOCKTON, October 18th. - Two wagon
loads of baled straw, aggregating FIVE tons.
and standing on the street in front of livery
stable, were fired last night by iacendiaries.
An alarm was given, and the fire department
extinguished the flames
The Coroner to-day held an inquest on the
body of Chong Yung, a washnan. who
dropped dead Monday while writing letter.
The verdict was that he died from either
apoplexy or heart disease.
The Sunday law case in the Court here is
exciting much interest. Msjor Shepherd,
proprietor of the hotel at Lathrop, was
charged with selling liquor on Sunday. 1t was
made test case, and is now in the Superior
Court on appeal. The case came up to-day
before Judges Patterson and Buckley. sitting
in bank. Two of the attorneys for the de-
PENDANT were absent from the city, and by
consent the argument was continued until
next Saturday
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NEW MEXICO.
Ftsht Between Mexlcans and Indians.

SANTA FE, October 1S.h.-Tne Near Meri-
can publishes communication from Vile de
San BusRaventura, Mexico, under date Of
September 30sh, giving an account Of fight
with Indians on the 18th ultimo, near Death
Point, at A. NJ. The Indians attacked q
ranch six miles west, taking off some horses
Sixty well armed and mounted citizens, head.
ed by the chief authority Of the town, imme-
diately went in pursuit and overlook the In
dians in the Canyon del Cristo. In the fight
which ensued the Mexicans lost eight horses
killed and one man wounded. The Mexicans
retreated The Indian loss could not be as
certained. A Mexican woman of Cubero,
N. NJ, and a Mexican boy aged years, who
were captured by the Indians last August In
New Mexico, escaped from the Indians near
the scene of the fight and joined the Mexican
party.
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BAKERSFIELD, October 1Ssh.-Charles Sic
gel. miner OF Piute mountain, twenty-five
miles from Havleah, was found dead last
Friday morning in his cabin, with three bull
let holes in his body. Tom Herbert, dis
charged employe, has been arrested and
charged with his murder.
Twenty-one women were arrested here, and
in Sumner to-day, in accordance with an
ordinance recently passed by the Board of
Supervisors, having for its offset the suppress
sion OF dauce.houses and houses of ill-fame.
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NEVADA.
Unproyo.,cd Shooting OF an Indian.

NLIPtUFV1kNtH
EUREKA, October 1Ssh.-Advices from
Phoebe state that a young man named Sy-
pliers, son OF the Mormon Bishop of Panaca,
in the southeastern part of this State, last
week shot an Indian without cause or provo
cation near BullionvilIe, and that the Indian
is not expected to live. His tribe are natu-
rally greatly excited over the shooting, and it
is feared they may re5aliate. Syphers has
not vet been arrested.
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Unexpected Deat., Of a yoang Lady.

STOCKTON, October 1Ssh.-Miss Sadie Nc
Coy, of Roberts Island, died unexpectedly
last night. She had been sick some weeks
with typhoid fever, but was supposed to be
recovering. When she died friend was sit
ting beside her bed and holding her wrist.
He had just counted her pulse. which was at
49, While his hand was on her wrist he
noticed that the pulse suddenly stopped beat
ing. He put his ear to her chest and the
heart was silent. She breathed few times
and died as peacefully as though falling
asleep. She was about 20 years of age. Her
physician is of the opinion that she died of
heart clnf
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no step OF progress has been made.

Nor 0uR SENAToR.-A contemporary
makes the mistake of surprising that the
positions lately held by Conkling on vari-
GUS important committees have been given
to Senator Miller, of California. The ap-
pearance of rapid promotion is due to the
fact that Mr.. Conkling is succeeded b. a
Senator Miller, who has fallen heir to
several vacant places upon committees.
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rhe construction of another great Alpine

The construction of another great Alpine
tunnel which should bring Paris and the
north of France into more direct commu-
nication with Italy than is afforded by the
existing tunnel through Mont Cents, is
under consideration with the French Gov
eminent, the projects including not only
one through Mont Blanc, but also through
the Simp!on or the Great st. Bernard.
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FOURTH DIsPATCH
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
snanf.ng AfrrnY in a Yheafer

SDoOt-nS ARRAY IN a AneaieF.
WALLA MALTA October 16sh.-About 8
o'clock tonight Fred Gsre. a minstrel, for
rnerly of Portland, shot another minstrel.
James Kelly, hitting him in the left breast
below the nipple. The shooting was done in
the dress;ng-room OF the Adelphi Theatsr.
The parties quarreled GU the stage during the
first act. and the alteration was resumed in
the dressing room. Bystanders say the shoot
ing was not justiiable. Gere has been lodged
in the County Jail. The doctors pronounce
Kelly's wound mortal. Gere is said TO be a
relative OF Sheriff Buehtel, OF Portland.
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Fire In CaIusn Ceuntx.

WILLIAMS, October 19sh.-Parker's saloon
was coal-oiled a. 1880 this morning. A
barber shop, harness shop, two saloons and
the out-buildings to the Williams Hotel
were burned Desperate Efforts saved tine
Stanley House and Williams Hotel. Losses
-Parker's saloon, SO. 600: insurance, 81, Coo
A. Miller, saloon and barber shops, $4,000
insurance, $3.50; Glover harness shop,
$500; fully insured.
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ARIZONA.
Military Movements.

TUcsoS, October 1Sth.-A Citizen special
from Thomas says: General Mackenzie LEFT
for New Mexico this morning, having orders
to scout in the southern part of the Territory
before returning to Santa Fe. He was
relieved here at his cwn urgent request. Two
companies left for San Carlos to. day, and one
company each for Verde and Apache. The
report of Indians at STEMS Pass was not
verified
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Atfeupted Suicide.

WOODLAND, October 1Ssh.-Early this
morning a man by the name of Martin Dill
lon attempted to commit suicide in the Hell
vetia House, of this city. by shooting himself
in the forehead. He still survives, but his
death is hourly expected. He has family
residing in Woodland, with whom he has
been at variance for some time, ard which
prompted the rash act. His recovery is
thought impossible.
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Ana,ber sran Tlres nrIife.

ELKo, Ootober 1Ssh.-Sam P. Dorsey, an
old and respected citizen, livery stable keeper
and stock man, shot himself in the head at z
o'clock this morning. He was alone in his
room at the time, and has not been conscious
since. Il is doubtful if he lives till morning
He has q vile.
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TO AGENTS.

Large extra editions of the issues of the WEEKLY
UNION and the daily REcoRD-U UNION, containing the
opening chapters of the serial story, to be
menced November 1st, will be printed. Back mum
bers Of the papers containing the story fromits com.
mencement can therefore be had at any time during
its publication.
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nay Fire in Alameda County.

CENTERvILLE, October 1Sth.-About 100
tons of hay, wagons and a hay press were
burned near here this morning. Loss, about
$1,000; insurance, $1,000. Joe Iuacio, the
owner, was absent.
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NApA, October 1S,h.-The wine-making
season in this valley is about finished. Up
ward of /, 100000 gallons of wine has been
made. This amount is less than the quantity
made during ths past year, owing to the
grape crop being smaller.
Transactions in real estate TO the amount
of $780, 600 have occurred during the past
week
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The snnrene Court.

Los ANGELES, October 1Sth.-The ST.
preme Court heard a local case in bank this
morning, and adjourned sine die. All the
Judges except Judge Ross left for San Fran
cisco this morning by rail. Judge Ross
remains here until Saturday.
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Firemen.s Tonrnament.

SANTA Cruz, October 1Sth.-The Alert
and Pilot Hose Companies from here will
attend the tournament at Watsonville to-
morrow. Excursion tickets have been issued
by the S. z r. R., and number of our
citizens will be present.
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EoW. cADWALADER.

lFFIcE. CORNER THIRD AND J STREETS
nento, Cal.
Notary Public
United States Commissioner
Commissioner Of Deeds for the States and Terri
tories, and Conveyancer.
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills. Leases, Contracts etc
drawn and Acknowledged of9-tf
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UTAH..
serious stage Accident.

SALT LAKE, October 1Sth-A stage upset
this morning on the road to Park City, nearly
killing Dr. d. jerks Mckenzie and miner.
Mckenzie is all right, but the miner is ex-
pected to die. The driver was drunk and the
horses were running away down steep grade.
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and Volunteers. who viii take off her crew if

and volunteers, Who viii take off her crew if
possible.
Captain Harris, of the United States station
life boat, has made two unsuccessful at
tempts to-day to reach her. Ths wind has
moderated, and the sea is going down some.
Il is hoped, therefore, that anotAer attempt
will be more successful.
FOURTH DIsPATcH]
ASTORIA, October 1SEh.-The tug Colum-
bia has just arrived. with Captain Bubb aud
the entire crew saved from the wreck. The
ship has gone to pieces.
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DIED.,

Ada, youngest daughter OF L. II. and NJ q. Smith,
9years and days.
Ontario, October 3-Co H. Toll Gather Of W. Il.
and N j. Toll, of this city,, 81 years, months
and 80 days.
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In reply to the question, "Will the
coming man be bald ," the Norristown
Herald affirms that :" he generally is when
he first comes"
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Miner Found Dead-Wemen Arrested.

NAPA, October lS-h.-F Alexander to-day
fell from wagon and broke his leg in two
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without any exception. sile Crystal Par.
lor Oyster, Chop and Wine House, corner Eighth
and streets, is the best place in the city to get
your oys ers cooked i'll any style. Porterheuse
Steaks made specially. Hot Lunch from Il to 2
o'clock. Open ali night. s16-1m
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BORN,

Sacramento, October l5-Wife OF John Corcoran, a
daughter.
spadra, October 1s--wife of c. H. cloutman, a
daughter.
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NOTICE.

YgNHE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF
L the Sabbath School Teachers Union of Sacra-
mento city viii be held at the First Baptist Church.
Ninth street, between L and NJ THIS "wednesday
EVENING, at $50 o'clock. Subjects for discussion
City Sabbath School Missionary Work :"
"City Sabbath School Concerts" REV. Sir. FROST
will conduct Bible Reading. All requested to
bring their Bibles
olaItt W Z. CRONEMILLER. Secratarr
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PACIFIC COAST.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
A WRECK ON THE OREGON COAST.
Strike Of Chinese Laborsrs in British
Columbia.
ARREST OF womEs IN KERN COUNTY.
Attempted Suicides at woodland, and Reno,
Nevada
an INDIAN SHOT By YOUNG MORMON.
Shooting Array in Washington Territory
1heater.
etc. Efc...................Ef
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Brink " FsaIi's PepsIn Wine Rstters" and
be happy and content. 1t is absolutely pure. Cures
Dyspepsia Indigestion and the "blues." It has re-
ceived First Premium throu ghout the State au25-t
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NOTICE.

WYE, THE UNDERSIGNED, WILL NOT PAY
w any debts contracted by LOUIS HANISCH
in his or our names (SignedD
G. HANISCH,
G. NJ. HANISCH,
oI9.2t~ A. A. HANISCH.
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HOUSES TO RENT
AND
MONEY re LOAN,
se.0r1u
COOKING BY GAS.

rEyHE CAPITAL GAS COMPANY HAVING
4 received supply OF the most approved pat
terms of GAS COOKING STOVES, request their
ra,rons TO cal at their workshop, CLUNIES BUILD
INC Eighth street, between ard X, and select
their Cooking Stoves. ALL WHO ARE USING
GAS STOVES FOR COOKING sgreeably sur
prised TO find they are 50 easy to manage; cause no
neat SCOT or dust n the apartment; take up little
room: may be placed wherever desired and are less
for most families than the ordinary cook
ing stove 1he Company viii pnt them up at their
own expense, charging for their use small monthly
rental. All those now in use giving complete
satisfaction so far as known. o1-istf
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every morning, by W. F. PETERSON, $40 J. ty7.tf
Pratcs Abolition OHtThe Peoples
Remedy has cured thousands; is will cure you. 1t
has equal Sufferers with rheumatism, Neu-
ralga, Scatca Partial Paralysis Lame Back, Gcut,
Sprains Bruises Sore Throat, Collie, Cramps, Cholera
Morbus, or any internal or external ache or PAIN
will find prompt relief by using ABOLITION OIL
The tests of time and have proven its value and
its popularity is the best guarantee of its success
For sale by all druggists. Price, small, so cents
large, 81. Ask for PRATTS ABOLITION OIL.
A. McBoYLE & CO., Druggists, San Francisco,
Sole Proprietors. m25-6m
Er. In Mars Seminal P:iIs.-The best
remedy in the world for General Debility, Nervous
and PHYSICAL Prostitution, Loss Of Sexual Ygor,
Seminal Emissions and the many ai ments caused
by Excess, Sef-kbuse, Dissipation, ETC. All sui
ferers, young and old, will find in these PILLS
remedy that speedily restores wasted vitality and re-
kindles the fame of Hope, Health and Ambition
The GLORY or MAN IS HIS STRENGTH. DIR. La
MARS PILLS are veritabe Fountain Of Youth
Price, g 90 per bottle. Sentby Eyp-sss on receipt
of price (or Q. o. d., to any address. A. BIO
BOYLE & Co., Druggists, P. o. Box 1852 Ssn
Francisco. m25.6m
Fer Fine Cakes. Ice Cream, ETC.. fEe
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go TO HENRY
FISHER, No. sos st., bet Fifth and sixth jy25-Im
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GENERAL NOTIFIES.

There VIII be n meeting OF tie stock
holders of East Park Association, ON TUESDAY
EVENING, October 25ti. at 7:30 o'clock, at W. P
Colemans Office. By order of
A. L. FROST, President
THos HARPER, Secretary. o12-td
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

u. A. @. d. WalhaIla Grove. N
o'clock. Nomination for officers NHTI
and important business L-A-Zj
BY order. NJ. HIRSH, N. A. XII
E. Q. NAGHEL Secretary. IN MI
ol91t. Il ~
owosso Tribe, No. 30, Ip,p. o.
R. Mall members earnestly re--s<s
quested to attend as business of much -
Importance will come bef.re the Tribe 1893
BY order. NJ W. HANRAHAN SacheTn.
P J. SPAcHER, C. of r. oI9-Is
UTANTED-A GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF
w Children one who can 60 home evenings
preferred. Address +" A. B. this office. ol9-3t
NTANTED-BY A COMPETENT AND EN-.
w per;enced man, with small family, a small
grain or fruit ranch, shares Will act fore
man. Address " E. D." this office. o19.1w*
HETANTEp-A YOUNG MAN, QUICK AT
w figures, from Is to 20 years old. Apply to
H. wEINSToCK, Mechanics Store o10-3t
SACRAMENTO MUSIC SCHOOL.
T AIDES CAN JOIN THE NEW CLASS NOW,
but it will soon be too late. Come THIS
AFTERNOON at 8 80 J. L. SKINNER, Sixth
street between aud X ol9 1t
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The only Genuine MIX Bread, delivered
every morning, by W. F. PETERSON, $40 ]. ty7.tf
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LAMBS WOOL HOSE FOR LADIES, o5
cents pair. Fancy colors and plain.
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The best Meals in the city al Pcterson.s,
q CIV ir--
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CHILDRENS HEAVY COTTON HOSE
French ribbed, 40 and 50 cents a pair. Some of one
color only, and some of many colors combined.
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CHILDRENS ENGLISH MERINO HOSE,
fu-hnshed, in sizes to 81 three pairs, 50 cents.
Uncommonly good value in White Hose.
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In assorted styles, CHILDRENS FRENCH
WOOL HOSE, As to 50 cents
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LADIES' FANCY WOOL and MERINO
HOSE, in many styles, IS, 40 and As cents pair
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SACRAMENTO MUSIC SCHOOL,
SOCIAL,

YyHE LADIES OF THE SIXTH STREET NJ. L.
4 Church will give Social
THIS wednesday, EVENING, Get. 10Th.
Choice selections by Mrs. Carter, Misses Lucy
O'Brien and Matte Powers; Mr. W. A Cheney,
Prof. Jackson, Messrs. beaumont, Baillargeor,
Auerbach and Grove. ol91t
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CHILDREN'S FANCY MERINO AND
COTTON HOSIERY, 8 Is to IS cents pair.
A large line of LADIES WHITE and FANCY
HOSE, from cents to rs cents pair. This in
cludes unfinished Balbriggan Hose, at 20 cents,
and one Of heavier grade, % cents pair
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LADIES' HEAVY RIBBED WOOL HOSE
California make) in plain and variegated As and 50
cents
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
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CALIFORNIA.

Etc...................Ef Etc
, 1881-07-11
CRIMINAL NOTES,

John SicDonntd, waRonmnkor in tho Cottage
Grove avenue district, is bo0kcd to appear bc-
foro Jtstico Wallace to-day upon q charge Of
receiving stolen property. Tho polica claim
that ho altered aud nlntlo ovcr most ot tho vc-
holos stoion by Chnrlos Osborne. tho horso.thlof
recently arrested by officers Crowo aud 0orrty.
Lawrcnco Olson Is ut tho West Chicago Ave-
.nuo Bt,Iuon charged with sllsordorIy conduct
md attempted burglary. Ile smashod n will
dow in Jaku Drnnncr's sn,o0n ut No. a64 Mil
waukre nvolt!l9 inte Satt1rtuY nlglt, mud " tho
npprotch OF On!ecr Decloy run ind hid under u
sidewalk. ;:
Mtor arrests; John IIorau II years Of nRo,
who Ii chMrRetl With criminal curelesnessl ~ run
sixth Htreut shoemaker; David Thnsnaa, y thinv.
ish ctnploy6 Of Mrs. LOTUS. keeper ot y hotol
at No. 63 Sherman street, VINO fs Charged with
stoalin1 rron hts: EMPLOYER four. silk dresses
valued at $s1u; John Dnwnoy Rnd Joseph Long,
who nro chnrRed Win rohhluR suapunder ped.
tllAr nntnol King OIMstcd Of . s1t,nll sunl Of
tnptloy: John Preston, Iaroeny OF IL stovo from
john Nltcholl. which ho afterwards broke III,
md sold fer old iron.
, 1881-07-11
STAR ROUTES.

Attacks Npon the Att0rnoy-fionorn1 by
Stur lk0utn 1lan }nrd Their OrGanK-
Tho Work Or Investigation Advnlt-
cling Steadily.
WASHINGTON, July Attorney Oonoral Mno-
VcANh IL just now tho obIoct Ut ylUent nbllsa
from stnr.routo u,en and tholr orga,,s for hIs
ulfeKui efforts to manufacture It cunapir1iuy ia
ct,nnuutinn with tho u1lrdcrouB net nf t,tlitcau.
a1r. slucvengh's positive nnd repcatcd nsser-
tDns, to nll WHO hstyu tnontiuncd tho matter To
tsl, thnt tn rlltnrtnit,s no suspicion thlt tlero
was conspiracy. nnd hlss only sought to lnres.
t!rato such circumstances In connection with
tho net nf Gultonu IB cttn,Mon i,rllttvnGe and Ills
os!1!al duty prompted, hafo no weight with hla
tr7Ialuutrs.
Th0 ATTORNEY. .0onorul will noithor bu turned
trnm Als purpose in I'rlsecutinX thu ssnr.r1utv
Autinn urelnnturuiy. "uo siow, but rot 1T tho
sottnsn Of thtnRs."t was tho AdtuNt,ltlon Of tho
uvHernl AuA tho Attor1ey.0euornl III enter up-
on tho investigation. II WMA Theoretically tho
duty af tho Post 0lllcU department nlunv
~ investigate. iEres.!artties ~ postal eul,-
tc.,Uru! buEasl Whcro thoso t,t the i'nstulastcr-
GGhcral undod--llAtauly, In bringing thu oront-
ORD 10 tAat1pt. 81 BrbAt WIS the upBtrD ut tho
President. hUW1vrr. t0 mako auru wurk shnt
nRthts Ut tho Fpst-Olc0 Department Atlu Ut tho
pctmrtMcttt VI Juatlco hnve tr t,aIy ur tho III.
yuatKattuAs worked tuKUtlor: III ottIers ono bus
followed tho othur over tho san.u ground, u0i.
thor b1ln1 Hwar1 Of tho work oil. .thc nGher.
Tho tuluaG OF Dvlilunco IL H&IlntthnK HNOF-
tl1nus, aud 'As yet IT, character IL unknown to
tho nGu Whn are tnoat 1uGtly Interested III st1tt.
ping further llrueeedlHxa. llullu9, tl0utlttcss,
tho abuse Of tho Attorney -Gonctal. 1t viii not