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PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, May 9th. - Left here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento May 31st Mrs. G.
+. Davis and two children. Fred. S. Pott and
wife. Mrs. Herman Cohen, Alice Cohen, A.
Cohen, Miss Plattcheck. I. III. Bliss and wife.
DIR. Max Werdsr, San Francisco Mrs. j.
w. J. Pierson, Brooklyn J. A. Henriques,
Mrs. Henrioues, New York d. B. Baily,
San jose n. S. Walker. New York Cap
tain &. +. Dutton, Washington David Blair,
Greenock, Scotland; Agnes Barr, Liverpool;
Allen Stirling, Scotland; Mons. Cauque,
Tahiti. Also II emigrsnts, to arrive june Sd.
OMAHA, May 2Sth.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento June list: j. G.
Miller and wife, S. NJ. Leonard. Miss Ida
Leonard, Portland, Or. /; d: j; Shaw, n. ?;
Cole, Mrs. C. Dabaga. w. Z. Deane and
wife, Walter J.. Dean, John S. Skinker, p.
r. Woodman and wife, San Francisco Mrs.
E. II. Potter. Miss Mary Wilson, Rockford,
ILL.,; j. D. Hurst, Salem, Or. Mrs. Alice
Rosenblatt and two children, New York |;
George Winans, Red Bluff.
CARLIN, May 2Sth-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: Mrs. M.
Hill, Little Rock, Ark; J. H. Kellom and
wife, Omaha; Mrs. j. NJ. Thayer, Grand
Island, Neb.; E. +. Deidesheimer, j. Betz,
w. f. Dale, A. 8. Spence, E. B. Stonehill,
J. A. Bull, Jr., Mrs. 7. FL. Dempsey and
child, Miss II. II. Harrigan. Mrs. Whippler,
Mrs. Horn, San Francisco j. 2. Dsides-
heimer, Sierra City; NJ. c. Baum, Evans
vile, Ind; S. Auspacher and wife, Liver
C. Hansling, New York; Miss M. Ham
mond. Chicago, ILL.,; Miss A. NJ. Estes, Col
onel w. R. G. Estes and wife, Skowhegan,
Me-; Miss J. P. Adams, Osklsnd; Mrs.
Julia n. Pennoyer, Brooklyn, n. Y; Ben.
WEIGH and wife. Sacramento; DIR. o. Fl.
Peterson, Iowa Hill, Cal; Harry j. Teufel,
Hazelton. Pa; NJ. Dewey, Vienna, Austria !;
81 emigrant passengers, including 81 males,
to arrive in Sacramento May 3Oth.
NEwHALL, May 2Sth.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow /: Ike
Long, George Meyer, Chas. f. Hansen, San
Francisco; w. f. Reavis, J. A. Reavis, Los
Angeles L. Mcbride, Philadelphia G.
Andrade, W. Y. Berri. San Francisco G.
Campbell, Los Angeles Samuel Polaski.
San Francisco; Mrs. w. G.. Fillmore, New
York; J. d. Gracen, Pennsylvania j. Rial
troupe of seventeen, New York F. i. Steele,
Boston NJ. II. Boyer, Miss l.. Bower Penn
sylvania Ida Rourea, Mrs. II. w. Harter,
Ohio Mrs. 2. A. Carpenter, Pennsylvania !;
Chas. Kennedy. Jacob Rohrer and wife, Peta.
luna s. X. Harcter and wife, s. w. Sturd,
Ohio; A. V. Dodson and wife, New York I;
J. S. Davidson, Pennsylvania J. W. Black.
A. j. SWEET. New jersey S. Melville,
Penn; T. Z. Melville, Philadelphia A.
Galpin. Wisconsin; M. s. Panconie, New
Jersey; A. Lowe and prisoner, w. G. Her
ring, }. F. Young, Deputy Sheriff, and two
prisoners, Prescott. A. T.; W. A. Taylor,
New Mexico J. A. Berry, Deputy Sheriff
and prisoner, Los Angeles George Miller,
Pinal, Arizona; J. w. Aldrich, H. Goodsell,
San Bernardino; G. G. Cheeseborough, Henry
Dalton, Los Angeles A. D. Walsh, Tomb.
stone; G.. Forbes, San Francisco; r. J.
Priyke, Tombstone.
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A DAMAGED Carg0.

OLYMPIA, May 2Sth.-The steamship G.
W. Elder arrived here yesterday with thirty
passengers, and discharged about 100 tons of
freight at the lower wharf, which was taken
to town On a scow belonging to the Western
Wharf Company. Part of the freight was
discharged last night, but unfortunately the
work was stopped at P. VI and was not
resumed till this morning. In the meantime
the tide ebbed, letting the Ecow settle down
on the flats, and as it began to come In again
the scow failed to rise, and before anything
could be done the water commenced pouring
ia on the goods, causing hundreds and per-
haps thousands Of dollars damage. The large
cargo of tinware brought up by F. A. Hoffman
for Trite & Holmes, who were recently
burned out, was badly damaged, and piano
consigned TO Mrs. Eagley, the order for
which had been countermanded after the fire
and previous to its shipment from San Fran
cisco, was completely ruined. Nearly every
storekeeper lost some goods, but the amount
Of damage done can hardly be estimated be-
fore Monday. Thus Olympia has been
sorely tried by both fire and water inside of
ten DAYS.
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SAN Francisco, May 28.h.-The meeting
at the sand lot this afternoon was quite well
attended Denis Kearney addressed the
meeting at some length on the Chinese ques-
ton,
To-day the Pacific Mail steamer Granada
arrived, and was anchored in the bay off Fort
Alcatraz. Word was sent to the Quarantine
Officer, and he, accompanied by DR.. Murphy,
of the Board of Health, shortly after boarded
her, to ascertain if there were any cases Of
SMALL ox among the passengers. 1t had been
reported that black smallpox was raging in
Panama, and the doctors were apprehensive
that the passengers, during their transfer
across the Isthmus, might have become in
fected with the contagion. The yes Ell was
found to be in most Clearly condition.
There were no cases of sickness on board, and
the steamer WAS permitted to land.
No new cases Of smallpox were reported
on the Altonower to-day, and the disease has
not made its appearance yet on the Strath-
airly.
The Executive Committee of the League Of
Deliverance held meeting to-day. The
Chairman reported the organization during
the past week Of three additional branches,
and the requests of numerous others for fur.
Their work in that line. He also reported the
visit of a committee from one OF the branches
thc So-opNiSeiOu Va WIZ
in visiting the agents of insurance companies
for the purpose of securing the csncelling of
policies issued upon property rented to Chi
ese, or in which they are employed. The
Secretary stated that he had written to each
Of the insurance companies in regard to the
matter, and no doubt they would impart the
information solicited. 1t was resolved that
Wednesday next be fixed as the day for
personal interview with the insurance agents.
The steamer Oceanic is now due here from
Hongkong. She brings over 1000 Chinese
passengers.
The American ship Oneida arrived here
to-day from Hongkong with merchandise and
twenty Chinese passengers. She is in tempo
rary quarantine, but no cases of smallpox
have been discovered on board yet. To-
morrow DR.. Lawlor will make thorough
inspection of the vessel.
The British steamer Suez, which arrived at
Victoria on the 18th of May with 992 Chinese
passengers from Hongkong, reached here to-
day. The Suez has been chartered by Claus
Spreckels, and will be the first steamer put
on his new line between Honolulu and San
Francisco.
To-day the Emmett Guard, with number
of invited guests, marched to the cemeteries
for the purpose of decorating the graves of
deceased comrades. "A number of graves
were decorated. An address was delivered
by Captain Cleary. and an original poem read
by Lieutenant Carroll.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Itemsyfrom Victoria.

VICTORIA, May 2sth.-The brush fires are
still raging, both on the main land aud island,
and much damage has been done to forests
and farms. New Westminster, Emory City
and Nanaimo have been in great peril, but
the danger is now thought to be over.
Yesterday the customs officers seized a
diamond ring, valued at from 81, 200 to 81, 500,
and gold watch, chain and locket, valued at
$500, from the person of Henry Heilbron, a
recent arrival in the province. The loser
SAYS he wore the articles at the time. and
that the ring was taken from his finger and
the other articles from his vest. He is dia-
mond broker.
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ARIZONA.
AhtLONA.
The Victim of the Great Fire.

TOMBSTONE, May 2Sth.-The man whose
charred remains were found burned in the
rear of the Cosmopolitan Hotel after the big
FIRE is generally supposed to be r. Higgins,
late of Kansas City. He had been on an ex-
tended drunk for couple of days. He had
been in town about three weeks, aud was
broke the greater portion Of the time but
last Tuesday he telegraphed to I. NJ. james.
of Kansas City, and go. Geographic order
for money. He then commenced to drink
heavily, and was put out Of Archer's saloon,
shortly before the fire broke out, for being a
general nuisance. It is supposed that he
tumbled in through the Cosmopolitan and
went to sleep somewhere in the rear. he was
not seen after, and it is almost certain that he
was captured by the flames.
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temporary alteration of mind. In his pocket.
book was found this memorandum
VIII Rainier Lodge see me buried by the side OF
Nonag American Lodge OF Humboldt will make
the outlay good or should
$50 p 4-Two ounces choral
AS he took single-barreled pistol last
night from the store of Hanson & Co., such 8
note seems to have meant that he contem-
plated suicide. This morning he went up
stairs, perhaps to say good.by to his amiable
wife, who was packing his trunk preparatory
to his departure tomorrow on the G.. w.
Elder, and yielding to an irresistible impulse
the shot was fred. Nothing has occurred in
the history of the two Tscomas creating such
a feelinp
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supposed IncendIarism.

TOMBSTONE, May 2Sth-This morning, a
few minutes after o'clock, a fire broke out
on the top of Contention Hill, in boarding
house on the New Years grounds. The house
had not been occupied for about month,
and was in the possession of Mrs. Hanson,
boarding house keeper. There was some
difficulty for more than q month past about
the ownership or possession of the building,
and il is supposed that the fire was an incen-
diarism. 1t was a large two.story frame
building, and was located near the old Con-
tention works. The fire companies promptly
pulled out as soon as the alarm was given,
but it was impossible to haul the truck up
the hill. The probable loss is about 81. 500 i;
not insured.
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TOMBSTONE, May 2Stb.-The suit between
the Tranquility and Head Center mines,
which has created much excitement in
mining circles for some time back, was de-
cided on Saturday in favor of the plaintiff.
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CRY FINANCES. city received into
the reasury last Saturday, for the week end
ing on that day, gums of money collected by
her officers, as follows: S. R: Caldwell,
Cemetery dues, $40 80; r. d. Server,
water rates, 81. 1872 70; n. A. Kidder,
harbor dues. g. 5oi W. A; Henry, Police noe
taxes, 50 285 OF George A. Putnam. city
Licences, 1857 60; Geo. A. Putnam, dog
licenses, 81 20. Total. 1920 81.
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A curious strike is reported from Vienna
The beer, drinkers of that easy going CAPT
tai have determined to drink no more beer
until the local brewers consent to revise
their prices, which were lately raised with.
out any satisfactory reason.
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A VIGOROUS and victorious fight is being
waged by the projectors of the New England
Baking Powder against the many prepare
tions purporting to be of the same nature now
in the market. The wide difference between
the New England and the score or more com.
pounds for public favor is that the one men
toned publishes its simple formula-cream of
tartar and bicarbonate Of sods-without hest
tation, while the others, loud and boastful in
assertion, carefully conceal the constituents
of their respective nostrums. Meantime, as
an inevitable consequence, the New England
Baking Powder is taking the lead.
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DIR. La Mars seminal Pills cure all
Of Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Vigor, Nocturnal
ity, and all that class of complaints arising from Ex
cess, lndscretlon Abuse. The old find in this
remedy fountain OF youth, and the young a safe
guard and protection. DIR. LA MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debilitated from
whatever cause, to their pristine vigor. Price,
81 so per bottle. Sent c. o. D., by express, to any
address, secure from observation. Address all or.
1ers to A. McBoYLE Il CO., Druggists, Postoffce
Box 1852. San Francisco. i133p6m
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An aged crow, that could speak dozen
words distinctly, died recently at Bedford,
Mass. He might have become famous in
society but for his shocking profanity,
which made his seclusion necessary. His
early education had been very bad.
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Garibaldi has improved in health beyond
all EXP ectation. He recently took drive
to Monreale, near Palermo. The popula
ton filled the streets in perfect silence, but
uncovered, and filed the invalid's carriage
with flowers
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nody RecoYered-Row at a Race Track

PORTLAND, May 18th. The body Of n. J.
Wilson was recovered late last night. A
Coroner's inquest was held to-day and yer.
dict of accidental drowning rendered.
At the City View Driving Park this even.
ing the drivers and hoters got into arrow, and
Jim Mooney. jockey lately from San Fran
cisco, cut young Harry Smiley, trainer,
twice with pocket knife, once in the arm
and once in the small of tbs back. The lat
ter wound is dangerous.
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Yachting EXcursien.

NAPA, May 2Sth.- The San Francisco
yacht fleet. which left San Francisco yester-
day, arrived here last night. The Annie ar.
rived first. and half an hour later was fol-
lowed by the other yachts. The excursionists
spent the day in visiting the soda springs and
other places of interest, and will leave here
tn-rn nrrnW night
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Lewis & Johnston, printers, 40 ! street
Bristol's sugar. coated pills.
II. S. Croker & Announcement.
Red House-Lace bunting, dry goods.
Hale Bros. & Co Corsets, corsets.
Mechanics Store Partisan scarts.
New England Baking Powder.
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FIre-special NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
RebuIldtnu

OLYMPIA, May 2Sth.-A fire took place
last night at Tumwster, which destroyed Es.
terly's drying-house. and it was with diff
Guilty that the sash and door factory could be
saved.
A special election will be held in this city
June 9Th, to vote upon the question of levy.
ing tax for fire purposes.
Preparations are being made TO rebuild
most of the burnt district with brick
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Wife Murder and suicide-Death of
Pioneer Lady-Fined fer Taking Liquor
into AIaska-Cargo OF Goods Damaged
Cutting ARRAY Mt a Race Track-Brit.
ish Columbia Items-The Victim Of the
Tombstone Fire - Advices from San
Francisco-Etc.
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A Long Life Ended,

LINCOLN placer county,, May 2Sth.-Mrs
Jane ID. Wood, a pioneer resident OF this
State, mother of S. D. Wood, of Wheatland
died at this place to-day, aged rs.
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Rarn Burned.

TuLARE, May 2Sth.-A barn belonging to
Twaddle Bros, located about two miles east
of this city. took fire yesterday morning, and
was entirely consumed. including the con-
tents The fire was caused by children play
ing in the barn. The loss is about $500; no
ins1Iranca
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OREGON.
LIQUOR Dealers Fined.

PORTLAND. May 28th.-W. J. Stephens, of
Fort Wrangell, was fined 500 in the United
States Circuit Court, for introducing liquor
into Alaska. He pleaded guilty. G. A.
Price, for the same offense, was fined $3.50.
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark filed in this State and Nevada.
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent,
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

f. H. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur.
day, May 81, 1882:
Balance hand last report. s2S4, 22l 90
Receipts for the week Observation-Disclosures. 1920 81
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MAY 90. 1882
ADVERTISEMENT mRNTIoE.

The Talbo concerts-w ednesday and Thursday
Caledonlan Club-Aeeting tonight.
I. o. c. F., Council No 54-To.night,
K. and s. ". Council, No. Ito night
A. o. F., Court CapitaI-To-night.
Mexican War ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Q An
card. L. Zuyer.
A card DIT L. York
Picnic-sAcramento verein Eintracht.
New England dinncr-w Wednesday.
Children oi.so,diers, attention.
Sacramento nussars Appear On Decoration Day
Memorial Day exercises
Company B, Artillery Regiment Tuesday morning.
CALIFORNIAN Club gathering-Saturdayn next.
St. Roses picnic Thursday next
o. Of /. Injecting tonight
Auctions.
Sherburn & smith-Tharsday
Cobb, Bovee & Co, San Francisco-To.day.
Sherburn s s.nith-wednesday
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, ETC., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. BOG st., bet Fifth and Sixth. m23-1m
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Information Wanted OF Miss Louise Alb.
BOT, Poultry Girl native OF Illinois, Vermhon
county. who worked in and about Sacramento city,
CAL, from 1873 to 1878. Any information regarding
her whereabouts will be thankfully received by DR..
CZARToRYSKI, Stockton city, San Joaquin county,
Cal. a24-2m
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Rooms, go to the best house in the city, Clunie
Building, Eighth and X streets kept first class in
every respect. MRS. GRICE, Proprietress m15-u
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Tchi Ban, San Francisco, doubled In
size, is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHArTUCK IL FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods in
return, and this is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't it? Wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch of retail country trade II
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ALL new at Red House. See column ad.
yertisement
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Dairy and Grain Ranches
FOR iSALE:
For SIS, Ooo-30O Acres-Au Alfalfa Land
does not overflow; all necessary buildings.
GENERAL NOTICES.

Ladies' OF Delicate Constitution Can.
not use the coarse cathartics without danger.
BRISToL'S SUGAR COATED PILLS, uniting the
properties of a gentle laxative and stomachic,
appear to be especially adapted to the wants of the
m2Q-1t
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"EcLIpsE" champagne is used IN preference
TO many imported brands, 30 say conn6 sseurs..
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SEE Red House new column advertise
ment
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llAsr slonrs DISPATCHES 70 The hEooRD,rsIos.!
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SUPERIOR COURT.
SATURDAY. MAY 9th.


DEPARTMENT oSB-DESsoS, Judge.
J.. F. Cross vs.. John acknowledgement for
plaintin. II appearing from the evidence that
the property described in the complaint is in the
possession Of the plaintiff and that he is entitled TO
such possession, 1t is hereby ordered that plaintiff
have and recover Of defendant his costs herein.
People vs.. J. W. Ross and G. ). Cook, habeas
eorpus-This case coming on the regular calendar
Tor hearing, and the matter being fully heard by the
Court and 1t appearing that the defendants were
not unlawfuliy held, it is ordered that they be re-
manded to the custody Of the proper officers.
DEPARTMENT Ewo- WILLIAMS, Judge.
II. G. Smith, assignee vs.. Odd Fellows Bank On
trial
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INTERESTING TO TOURISTS. -Commencing
May oath, John +. Moody's line of stages
will make regular trips from Truckee to
Tahoe City and return, making close con.
nection with steamer and stage for Carson
City. Lake Tahoe is very attractive this
spring on account of the great depth of snow
on the high SUBMITS. 1t is said that the
fishing cannot be surpassed. and has never
been better than at the present time.