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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-03

81 25: oranges California, S272 so Sicily, 2I09I2
q box: California, q 75a2 so; California citron
per box 81 so bananas, sis4 so 2 bunch sugar
cane, g SOFAS 3 bunch apples, $500 3 dozen ;
lines 81 50a1 IS q leo; do, 9 box, S10a11.
APPLES are very California Oranges are
now coming forward freely Sacramento Straw
berries are coming in better supply We quote
9aIOc. Cherries, 20G30c.
DRIED FRUIr-Appes sliced, ease; do quartered,
597e pears, 96llc; plums, pitted, 14@16c; whole,
case peaches. lSd1ic; peeled, 1sdI9c; prunes,
12@14c; blackberries, 15@1sc; Figs, 7@1oc.
HoSEY-Comb, San Diego, 13d17c; comb, in 3 Il
cans, 50 50td4 extra extracted, 8@I0c q b com
mon extracted, 6@Sc y ID.
SEED-Alfalfa, 159l7c; Timothy (Easternl, log
lie; Red Clover, 15d16c Red Top, 13915c.
NUrs-English walnu.s, oa1oc new California
do, extra choice, 99I1c Almonds, 16@1sc; Pea
nuts, 697e for California and s@9c for Eastern;
Hickory Nuts, sa1oc; Pecan, 15c; Filberts,
lie; Brazils, 13@14c q II Cocoanuts, SS@9 D 100.
FBED-Our quotations are from the price-lists OF
E. A. Burr, of this city, and corrected to date
Dat hay, s15@17 . ton baled alfalfa, s11@12 q ton
baled /; bran, S14@15 q ton; barley, $50 q ton :;
ground barley,s1 10 q cwt.; wheat, 81 % 81 80 ;
oats, 81 q cwt. white wild oats 81 25.
Eastern and Foreign Markets..
NEW YORK, May I'd.
TRANSFORMATIONS is steady and Wheat is unset
tied, latter at 81 GOAL 25
BARLEY-Dull and nominal at S1dl 05.
HIDgs-Quet at 22a225c
WOoL-Dull at 14dlSc for tall hurry, and 15@25c
for clean fall spring bury, 15@l7c; clean spring.
17taS2c pulled, 5o@40c.
LIVERPOOL, May ID
WHEAr-Good to choice California, 9s 5d@9s 3D.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
SAN Francisco. May 2. 1881.

BERrAUD's INFAL;IBIE INJEcTioS.-The famous
French remedy for gonorrhea gleet, etc. NJ. s.
Hammer, Saeramento agent for Pacific coast. Sent
&. o. d. to any address.
HAMMERS CAsCAGt S4GRADA ETrTERs touches the
right spot in dyspepsia, constipation and liver COM
plant.
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A, j. ER aAILYA

~<oUNTY CORONER AND UNDERTAKlR
No los J street, between Fourth and Fitti
Always ON hand a large assortment OF Metallic and
Wooden Ceskets, BurlG Gases and Cohins. Shrouds
orders will receive prnnp' st.ept;on short notice
and at lowest rates al4-splm
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MARKETS.
& MAY


WYE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
w our customers with goods in line,
the Il ost advantageous terms. Our facilities this
season better than ever. We are receiving our
EARLY FRUITS ard NEW VEGETABLES direct
from the gardeners.
CUR POULTRY YARD being the largest in Sacra-
mento, we are enabled to carry larger stocks than
am other houy q in our line.
We also carry large Stocks OF Fruiis. New
Vegetables. Butler. Eggs. ISL, and gene al
Market Produce.
"a Shipping orders srl CT lily, and satisfaction
guaranteed alb I'm
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIER0ag.
OVERLAND TICKET OFFICE:
AkLAND FERRY FOOT OF NfApEEsr SrRtj

oahLANp FERRY, FOOT OF MARKET STREET.
commencing sunday, Aprif "a, 1881.
AND UNI. FukfHER NsricE
TRAIN AID BOATS WILL lsayf SACRAMENTO
AS FOLLOWS:
S,s0 A.N.-{Sln lays execptcil-ksss,r u,ods.
aahon Train 20 MsrysviEe Rec Bluff and
ReddinE
e.55 An Daily)-c P. Emigran, Train to
Woo Ogden.
-.OA A. M.-(Daily)-C. P. Pacific Exnress Vi,
f'vV Benlcia, for san Francisco
E(h,stsa A. n.-tor A. soVn tUcroaitor as prac.
A"'"V ticahie-(Sunday exccptedS-stoalu, for
San frSnciseo, touching at all way ports
l1.fSA A. M.-(sundays eScepted)-Passep, or
LILO Train for Woodland, Williams ard VII.
lows.
'cU Con lsc Is at Gait with Passenger Train for
lone and at LsthTOp with the s 2. Atlantic
taprgss for MsdcTp, New hall (San BuerrA-
vantura and Santa barbsraL Los An geles,
Yuma Marcapa (Prescottl Tucson, Ben
son Tombstone). Deming, n. NJ, (or A,
7. 3 S. F. r. ~, and Rogers tEl Pssol
l.sS6 miles from San Francisco. Connects
also rs Niles for San Jose.
CtCA r. M.-(Dailyl-Or gon Express Tor
Wv MArysyille. Chico, Red Bu6 ans Reddirs
Portland. Greg n, connecting OF June
ton for Cofax and Alta.
$3.50 T; n. * s1sIsi, San FrAn'i'o Passenger
S.lS p. M.-DaiIyl- Local Train to I.,throp
o'Ao connecting with s. P. Emigrant Train for
Deming
e,lk r. M.-(sundays sxcep;edl- P-sse ger
VIM Train for Woodland and knicl Is Land
ing.
SsSS p. M.-tD1fly)- C. p Altar tic Express for
''"o Coltax, Reno carson and yirginial, Battle
Mountain (Austinl Pasade (Eureka).
Ogden, Omaha and East.
A. n. TowNE. General Suporin ender.
1. ID. GoODMAN.-. Gent Pass'r and Ticket Agent
al-An
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

VICTIM or EARLY IMPRUDENcE.
a causng nervous debility, premature decay,
etc. having tried in vain every known remedy
has discovered simple means OF seltcure, which be
will send free to his .ellov-sa;Ferers. A6sress
REEVES, Nc. As Chatham street. New York.
n2-lyTu1hS
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HAMMERS CAsCARA 'GRADA BIrTERs meeting
with the success they justly merit. Try it.
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Sacramento Market.

FRuII-Our Sacramento quotations from
the Trce-lists OF W. K Strong Co., and are
| revised up TO c P. y. yesterday. They rep
resent trade prices, and have in view selected
fruits suitable Tor shipmeut: Sptzenberg and oeher
CHOICE eating Apples, 81 % y box; cooking, 90cls
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TUFTS HAIR DYE.
GRAY HAIR Or WHISPERS changed to a GLOSSY
parts Natural Color, and acts Instantaneously
Sold by Druggistsor sent by express receptof ST.
Office, 50 Murray ST., New York.
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EoMMENCEMENT oe THE SUMNER TERM
u OF the GERMAN.AMERICAN school,,
corner X and Twelfth STREETS, MAY 18th. The
School will remain open duriug the Public School
Vacation. KARL HEINRICH, Prineipal. Private
Lessons in Music. a25-ipim
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To MY JsWIsA FRIENDS.

a S / AN AGAIN ESTABLISHED HERE, l
- take the liberty of Offering you my services
NOBEL, and in all matters pertaining to my
calling. Communications, TO reach me without
fail, should be addressed REV. II. P. LoEWEN-
THAI, No. 14ls Fifth street, between n and o,
Sacramento Cal sl2-lmF
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RSESsSEsSss. zss :Zs.z;zHEN
jaZ1-splhSru
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A. N. TowNE. General suporin, ender.
I. d. GOODMAN. .Gen1 Pass'r and Ticket Agent
In
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-02-13
tlmipms Nacbricbtcn.
Weitere eubncrbGBuugssS

gluS slaubipiirbiser 2uelle tpurbe uns
seitern rnitsetbsilt baB burb Die seItrisen
Mabnabmen Der Gisentbiinier Der ,,Ga=
Sette"-iiber tpeI6e mir an anberer StelIe
beri6tsn-bie bisberiSen guten BsSie=
bunsen stpil6en Der Union unb
p8asette" ntdt seitort perben. Die
sesentpdrtisen Differer3en feien sans ln-
beoeutenber Natur imo ipirben binnel
Sursem beiselest tperben.
Die Sron DtolSer'S Union go. A faBte
seItern 8ei6liiile, burd pel1e lie t5re
Spmpatbie nit ben itrifenben CONNER.
cial" zSeBern ausipritt ,lnb benielbsn pc.
funidre unterltiibuns suiagt.
Die Goritice Wtafer's IL 9tnroofer's q
1lnion belt seitern NbenS eine 8eriamm.
lung ab unb beibloB etnitimmtg am
l. Mai eine 9obnerbbbung bon 2
prOSent Su forbern.
Vile anberen 8aubanoperfer-llnicn
iperben am l. 9lpriI bobsre arbns
forbern.
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@ofNl=8 8eriMt.
pie SM D 8 d 6m.

@eitern Na6mittas bielten Die berei=
fliaten &ommttteeS Der SanbelSfammer
Der @efperbefammer ,nb Der Garlisa, bic
iiber bic pprIie9enbe 8ia gum Serfauf
cber CUR 8erpa6tung bet Siibbabn be-
ratben ioaen, ipieber eine Sibung ab, gu
tpelher aud Die Segi8latur Ulit9lieoer
unleres Gpuntp'S eingelaoen iporoen.
Spn Den lebteren tparen erl9ienen Die
Senatpren Ggglelton uno SIeii6mann
unb bic GeprdIentanten SaptDn, Oapis,
Sill unb Strpfer. S0err Us. $. Sulbert
ipurpe gum ScriibenDen uno 9err 6. &.
&oipIanb gum Sefretar ernannt. 6err
SIS. e. 8roesbef rihtete an bic 2esisias
tur.D DtitglieSer cine Nn1pra1e, in tpel6er
er ibnen barleste, oab Die Yaiiiran9 Der
Sill fir Cincinnati cine 2e6en5fraSe lei
unb Bat iie, ibren sansen GinfluB fur bic
mbSIi6it i9neae RaiIiruns oers8til aufs
slttpenben.
Gs ipuroe Damn elm &pnmittee bette.
benb aus ben Serren Taplpr, Sinfle unb
&iniep ernannt, bas bic Serfaiier Der
8il, bic Serren Ser9ilipn unb Berrp, bon
benz Imenoement in &enntltiB su IeBen,
baS bon Dem Sommittee beihloGen tpnrbe,
bamit eS benz @eieb Gnttpurf einber=
leibt nerben fbnne. Serr Strpter
Ipra6 iid su 0unlten Der Bill aus, rietb
aber bon jeber unniiben SaIt ab. 6err
Sintle Sagesen meinte, e8 lei fur bie8abn
bon b6diter 8i6tisteit paB bic 8ia io=
fort pailire.
Die anberen 9esiSlatursMit pers
ipraGen IlleS Su tbun, mas IN ibren Srdf=
ten ltebt INN Die BdiiirunS Der 8ia Durbs
suIeben, 3ieSil tpirb ipabrIbeinlttb in Der
erlten 98o6e i'm Wtdrs einOebrabt II. bann
balo aud paiiirt iperbeu. Is tpnrbe be-
i6loHen feline p2Dbbp" na6 Columbus
;u 1hiGen.
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Nnf her Tint srtannt.

g8. 8. Sauler, Elm iunser Damn Be.
merfte beute Srlb seseu IL ubr tpabrenb
er iid auf ben Wees nah ieinem Sauie
Ssfa:ss, tSsffa:s ss::::.ss:: aRsa.. s.r Bag Seaise.
bas Saus bes Serrn SainueI Sting,
No. "a Gbeitrut sStrabe einbrinaen.
gr madte ben 9oliSiften alSbIep Weiienz
borf unb Gbnffrep Uiittbsili,ng bapon.
Dieielben srtpilhten ben Ginbrin9ling ais
er baS Saus burd cine 0intertblre perIieb
unb esfortirten ibn ins Central Citations
bauS. Dort CAB er ieinen glamen aIs S.
8rotpn bon gpanSpille, an llab ioate er Sei
geltsrn erit in Cincinnati eingetrpffen.
Wtan fanb einen llebersieber, ein 4aar
Shube, Elm paar pantoiieIn cine Spie
unb einen Gator als 4eute Isiner nddbt.
li1sn Tpur Bel ibm.
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Mus Der Staatsba
Columbus, IL. Sebr.
Die 6phbahnfraae.

Die Srass, pb Die So6babn in Gin=
cinnati erbaut tueroen iOa ober nidt,
tpirb bD6lt tpabribeinlid pom Supreme
@eri1te entI1ieben tperSen, ebe 8irbp's
Reiolution i'm Senate sur Debate se=
Iansen tpirb. Die Granber Der Sodbabn
unb bic glntpalte Der Spponenten berieIs
ben tperben iih, tpie es iest alien 4n.
i6ein bat i'm 2aufe bieier Wode anf
einen sensini9aftIi6en glan einisen,
bic Grase aur enbelItisen 26iuns au brins
ssrt. sGisisr a$;ffan Dsiispi tDartrL paB Der
GeneraIsgntpalt Geo. &. NaIb i'm Sus
prente @eri9te iofprt cine Gtase seesn bic
SohbabnsGeIe ober Central Sins
cinnati Mailtuap So, ipie lie beibt ans
b6nsiS MAIDEN ipirb, ban,it ons Suprente=
Weriht barber entfheiben iou, ob Der
Gtaatsratb Der Sifsntli6en Werte bas
Hedt bsfist ben SnforpOratOren bieier
GeieIIltaft baS 1lfer beS GanalS fur
8abn3tpede III pern,ietben. Dele Gnts
ideicunS ipiro enbBiiItig iein.
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S a nj ifton.

- BET ber beute ftatifiubenSen Mbenhsi1ntess
taltMIig Der YereinisteH osilii1en tSeienihoft
wirb baS Wcltsidauipiel ,Nuttsriegen silr Qluis
fiihruisg gslangeis. Die friibcren Dor{feIInnaen
babell beipieien, baS bic branlatilde NbtbeiIuua
geniigenee Rrdfte beiitt, I'M oeraztigen Gfiiden
eeredt ~ i,eroelt il,,D unterisat "a fssnen Aret
ls! oaB bisle ycriteuuns lpieDsrita nllasansin bs
friebi9sft ipiro.
0Icrinba DRAPER nsdbte I'M Gomr1p1s
9leuS @eritt cine Gbeldeibun0 lid9e 9eatn itrels
Untfell Mln. Drnner nnh1n0l8. Al6 0riinox
aibt Rld8eri,s an oai Ser yssll0ots iii hit ttlt
1879 gstveioert babe, nut ibr ii lfbei l6 }beny
oilA nid5t n!sbr ilr itssls as,1l1 dff Gosne
estraeen 3ats.
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- Girdli6es Sn Der beutI9en 8aptiitens
8irde, an Der Gde Der Columbia nno SeiferIpr
Strabe, ipirS beute 8prmittag Inn 10 l1br Der
prebiger s. Setter aus 8oIimoritrin, Gsutl9s
LAMB, preoigen.
= Der Sidmsfiub iteigt nit elmer grcben
Sd,iteIigtet, uno itnb Die S{eer ser noroDitlbeit
Ssfpobner bereitS nit Baiier sefiilIt.
Der Sincoln @Iub ertpdblte aeitern @6enb
folgenbes 0irettoriunl 9talpr4eprge@. @lpmer,
SDbn " gGiuiantIon, 6reS. SIS. 8iebl, 50. 8iIb,
gGm, u. &. Smith, 8. q. 9aiptborue, S. u.
gBinterS.
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Selesrapbiide Wotisem.
-. Tebruar.

y
- Durd bic GrpIofion zines Sslbe.
bdIters in 8ereenpoiat, y. S., tpuabe fili
$4,000 S6aben anseridtet, Der pol!ltaii'
big our6 gerii9erilns seDedt 1T.
8rofeiior Sabnratb 1T in BbtIa;
beIpbia tuegen Grtbeiluns BON tetriigert,
i9en DoftorsDiplomen 81 einem Sab,
6efdngniB perttrtbeil rOrben.
Utaior @illiam y. Sart, Der gu
perintenDent Der Sertba 3infsWlinen in
8uIaSfi So, 8a. lit perldpunben. gs
bat ii9 berauSgeitelIt, baB ct 9Sediel In
8eiammtbetrase BON $4,000 aiiS8eltelt
bat auf ipel6en baS SnpOIlentent boz
SOiepb glppb, zines befannten 2apitalt
Ititen in Hihnlpno, gefdlIdt 1T.
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9aIdnnii6e Na6ri6ten.
Noth an Gelbarbriteril.

glew Dorf, 10 Beb. Irobbeni i'm
Snnuar 5000 giniponoerer berssfomnlen
iinb, fomnien nod INNER itarfe Jiadfra-
gen nah Ueloarbeitern, beionbers aus
Dem ggeltef'. giad ben jebisen MnSeis
den iuirO Die GintpanDsrune III oieiem
Sabre ebsnio fart isin, ip;s IN soriosn.
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@dbtffsuacbrtcbtem. /.

Gueen6tptpn, II. 6eb. 9ln8e=
fommen 9ltlaS aus Sletp 2)orf.
8biIabelpbia, IL. Sebr. In=
sefonlmen Der 0ampfer y8rttiIb Queen"
Don 2iDerpool.
8elfait, IL. 5ebr. 4nsefommetl
Der 9ampfer State Of gllabama" BON
9iep g)orf.
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GhesGrlauhniRidleine.

sSplsenbe 9aare Ioiten seiterll Gbe=Gre
Iaubnibi6eine I'M bielissn grpbatgsri6t I:
Sc6n Sdaiier nit Naarp 3D. Sap
Soerrp 8eNels /, Warp GrtTnaHr
ASal. @ar6rrtpu 1ebforS Sarab g. Campbell
uiBibeine einseI0it.
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Iener. @eaen 10 llRr ssitsrn slbsnb
Eboinn9 SoDllttq's Ssaiiillie

brad in ben tenement 6auS bon S.
garrigan, go. 274 DIT 9,earIsStraBe,
5euer aus. Die BpIisiiten MuIlanp,
Wiartirb 98ilion uno Boigbt Ibidten bic
SlanlnerL pbne einen 9tlarin gu geben.
Der anseridtete SdaOen 1T unbebeu.
teno.
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Oall,e Nnlllmer 79S.
Die sammIuugen fit bie JamiIieu Dsr
bernngIiidten Jenerleuie.

Das Gpmmtttee, ipeiheS Die Safnrts
Irn8en fir bic 5anilien Der BEL benz
8ranoe bon @ap 4 GD,'s SeiibeIfabrif
perunglidtsn Seuerleute DeranitaItgte,
pertbeilte geitern Die bur1 bic SammIunz
gen erlansten Summen fuie fDlgt
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8entpnia gsan.ssereim Oep. /.

9as Gigestoriant lio DitgeSer ees pbisen s9SereIs
iiuo biernit ali9epreert Npntaa, ben IA 6ebruar
abenc llbr IN ttreinSeran;r9Slo in oergrbeiter
hae I'D eusuitnben, ba ieer ptis @ei4afte ocrIiegen.
Senrp Gc4, 9rdi
Spiepb SITTER, SET II
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atbmiraI Marc Sales Dupre 1T in
4avis ositssbsh
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Ssetter i'm SenmefYee= ,.nb
Sbip s bal. Sdtpa6er SdneefaI,
bann bellies 99etter metitens Rorotpeit4
ipinb, itationdre ooer niebri9e Ienls
peratlir unb SteiSsn bes 8arpmeters.
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s 0 D | 1t 9 t 0 IT.

= GhdrleS 8uder, BON 9leippprt, tpeIder Dor
eiiligen Iagell fuegen 8ertauf BON &igarrel nbne
Die gsletliohe Jtepemleiteuer entriftet st baben,
perbaftet puroe, bate seitsrn 8ormittag ei Ser
b6r Dor ben Ser. Staaten Gpininiiiar 8ojtipid
;u 6elteben. Gr Dersid)tete nui cine Scrunters
lnchung ilno ipilrpe biird' ben Diarfhan Meaper
benz Ser. ST. Gomniiidr in Cincinnati iiberIies
fert 6a bic ltebertrettng oes 8sigtss IN Giacins
natl ftatiseflmDen bat.
Die 9cii5iiten unb ber Armenaufieber so.
SSillcn perlGneen iett ailcp eiile Saldrerbbbung.
Ne wlIlGerei al Der 2egin9tou pie srei Meisn ipes
lid BON GcpnetoH, 9p nit enen ihbnen BcbrtauS uro
eifsa grcben Stale. Naujrager iii bsr Gtt Gn1insfrB
GfFss I'M 9onrt7aaie, eceinston. ap 10
Sg sfIauat: Gin gltes saberldiSiaes alnstrrass
- den .s2s Serttitrase, Gcbingtpn, ~. "a
G. - So ff a -
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Wewport.

5 Obn 9. 9c8e, 93oitneiiter.
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N@ sfIaugt: Gin s,ltes snberldifiaes Atnstrrn2es
- den .s26 Scctttrase, Gcbingtpn, &p. zt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-14
FOOT PADS AGAIN.
A Citizen Robbed OF Thirteen
Hundred Dollars by High
wayplen.

Atthe stationhouse yesterday morn
ing Mr.. Charles Hawkins, formerly a
barkeeper, gave information that be
had been robbed the night before Of
Sl3OO. His statement was that dur
ing Saturday, he received a check for
that amount, the proceeds Of sale Of
lands in Arkansaw belonging to his
wife. He had the cheek cashed and
late in the evening got on fernando
street car and started home with it.
At the curve he left the car to walk
home and almost Immediately after.
ward was assaulted by two men one Of
whom tried to draw a bag over his
his head while the other tripped him
up and kicked him. He drew his
knife and is sure he cut one of them,
but when he finally threw them of
and regained his feet, discovered his
money was gone. The description he
gives one of them corresponds to that
OfJohn Miller, who came here With
Coups circus and was fined for his
rather suspicious manner of leading off
a drunken rustic. He has been work.
ing out his time about the station.
house and disappeared yesterday even.
ing. One party has been arrested oD
suspicion.
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ANGELS FOR UTAH.
Departure of a Family of Ten.
nesseans for MOrmOnism.
Nashville World, lo.l

Nashville World, 10.l
Yesterday evening as the train on
the Chattanooga road reached Tulla-
hona, the passengers witnessed scene
they had not counted on when pur.
chasing their tickets. A couple Of
Mormon missionaries have been con.
Quoting meeting in the neigborhood
Of Tullahoma for several weeks past
and their labors have not been in vain
it appears, as at that point yesterday
an old lady, accompanied by three
blooming daughters, all under twenty
four years of age, boarded the train
with through tickets to the land
Of all saints and polygam. Their
name is Angel, and they were filled
with holy desire to consecrate their
lives to the new faith, as expounded
and made manifest to them by the
eloquence of the apostles from the
great Salt Lake. At this place the
Angel family were Joined by two or
three men, who had also been con-
nected to the faith, and it is not
likely that these latter may conclude
to sea" some Of the Angel girls to
themselves before the roses bloom
again.
When the women started to get on
the train at Tullahoma, an old gentle
man, father Of the mother of the girls,
created quite a scene by his tears,
telling the women that he had rather
see them going to their graves than to
Utah. The old mans grief had no
effect on them, however, as their
religion was too deep.rooted to be
changed bv tears.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-14
Tho Dinerence I'm Prices.

A comparison Of prices of articles
for table supply at the present time
and year ago furnish an interesting
theme. In this market the price Of
game is essentially the same now as
then. Chickens, turkeys, butter and
onions are the same. Everything else,
however, is much higher. For in
stance, the quoted price for cured salt
meats is / to 20 higher this fall than
year ago. Hams are 3!c per lh
higher; lard Bic higher; -four 81 OOa
81 % per Dbl higher; meal 81 20 pei
Dbl higher; corn 2lc per bushel
higher; oats l5a16c higher; bran S
per ton higher; hay 81 per ton higher
potatoes 81 % 10 81 90 per Dbl higher
for Irisb; and 81 so up for sweets
cabbage s. to 81 per hundred heaC
higher and kraut Sc per bbl higher
dried fruit 2 to &c per lb higher; egg
2 to 4c per dozen higher; sugar lie pei
lb and cotton, which supplies tn,
means to pay for all the foregoing ne
cessaries, is now worth 10 per lb more
than it was a year ago.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-14
EXPORTS.
BY CABLE.

LONDON, November IA. = Count
KalnOky, Austrian Ambassador to Rus
sia, has been suddenly recalled. No
doubt this is closely connected with
the appointment Of a successor to the
late Baron Won Haymerle, Austrian
Premier.
The experience of extensive land
agents is that rents are being paid in
Sligo, Roscommon, parts of Galway,
Limerick, Queens county and Kill
kenny. But in Wexford, Glare,
Kerry, parts of Cork and other coun
ties there is a general determination
not to pay. The Killeen tenants Of
the Earl of Cork repudiate and con-
denim the recent outrages on the
estate.
The government contemplates a
fourth temporary sub.commission un.
der the Land Act.
The Post, referring to the statu;
and previous occupation of some Of
the assistant commissioners fol fixing
fair rent under the Land Act, says
"a member Of Parliament when Par,
lament meets will move for select
committee to inquire into their ante
cedents and qualifications"
Pierre Paulenier, Archbishop OIL
BesancOn, is dead.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-14
Sundays TeIegrams.

| CAIRO, November 13. = Arrived
Cons Millar, Cincinnati, 6 am. De.
parted City of Providence, St. Louis
Woodson, Little Rock, 6; Pete Kerns
Baton Rouge, s; Henry Lowery, St,
Louis, 9; City Of Vicksburg, Vicks.
burg, 6 pm. River 26 feet 3 inches
and rising. Weather clear.
New ORLEANS, November 49,
Arrived: Cherokee, White river.
Weather fair and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, November 1S.-De.
parted: Golden Rule, Cincinnati,
1890 am; Thomas Sherlock, Now
Orleans, 2;3O am.
NASHVILLE, November 13.-River
rising slowly, with IL feet on the
gauge. Arrived: Celina, Paducah;
Ewald, Evansville.
LOUISVILLE, November 13.-River
rising this evening, with ) feet y inches
in the canal. Business dull. with
weather clear and pleasant. Arrived
aud departed R. r. Springer, Gin
cinnati to New Orleans Vint Shinkle,
Cincinnati to Memphis; Ariadne,
Tennessee river to Cincinnati. City of
Baton Rouge is still in the same posi-
tion on the falls. It is thought that
with the aid of anchors and the Andy
Fulton, she would get over during the
night. Should she fail, and the river
falls, she lies in better position than
she did when she stuck on first. She
now lies on the left hand side above
the bridge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-14

Too Much Love In the Discipline
Of the Houston Schools.
specinl to ihs Little Rook a.,alln.l

Special to the Little Rock Gazette.l
HoUsToN TEXAS, November TO-
The entire city is in hubbub over a
scandal just brought to light. The
Superintendent Of Public Scools is
said to have been seen affectionately
fondling one of the young lady teach.
ers in his Office. The matter was
brought to-day before called meet
ing Of the Board of Trustees. The
testimony was most direct, but the
meeting adjourned, awaiting the re.
turn Of an eyewitness, now absent,
who will give further evidence.
The Superintendent came from Con-
necticut about year since, and the
young lady came three years ago from
abroad has stood we'll since, and now
holds the highest place Of the lady
teachers.