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SOCIAL AsD PERSONAL,

James L. Sepulveda has returned from Los An.
geles.
L. Mclaughlin, of San Francisco, is stopping in
the city.
Ed R. Hamilton returned from San Francisco
yesterday.
A, G Hazelton, Of this city, will arrive from the
East this morning.
]. W. Nef, one of the State Prison Commission.
ers was. in the city yesterday.
social will be given tonight at the German
Lutheran Church by the Frauen Verein.
Mrs. NJ A. Branard, of Yreka, will arrive from
| the East by the overland train this morning.
a. D. Wilder, of the Western Division of the
Central Pacific Railroad was in the city yesterday
II. S. SpauIding, of the Grass Valley Tidinqs.
passed through the city yesterday for San Francisco
Miss Nellie Turton left yesterday for Oakland.
where she will spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs T. ]. Clunie.
Henry Highton and wife. of San Francisco, passed
through the city yesterday from the 'McCloud river
en- route to the former place.
Mrs. W. A. Houghton, of this city, left Chicago
yesterday for home. She has been visiting in the
Eastern States for the last six months
Mrs. G. b. Poston, of Jacinto who has been WIS.,
iting Mrs J. NJ Kelly, of this CITY, returned home
Yesterday, accompanied by the latter lady.
Miss Lizzie Lloyd, of this city, graduated at the
Sacramento Business College on Tuesday The
young lady has completed full business course
E. Fl. Baxter, s. B. Husselman, H. ELAN, Thomas
Steuart, G. o. Adams, II. c. Lhote ISan Fraucisco
L. Carrow, New York; R. NJ Houston, D.
H. Hershy, Yolo; H I. Huggins Richland, are
stopping in the city.
ladies' debating society was formed Tuesday
evening. Mrs. N. Nathan, Mrs. Elias Steinman,
Mrs Gus Lavenson and Mrs. Moses Lavenson were
appointed a committee TO choose subjects and ar
range the prog ramme for the winter.
very pleasant social gathering took place last
evening at the residence of Il. Oppenheim on the
corner Of Eighth and streets. The parry was given
| by Mr.. and Mrs. Oppenhem to a number of young
| folks of this city Dancing was INDUCED in until
midnight, and then the guests were served with a
| fine collation..
State House Hotel-R Crawford Sam Il. Walker,
Miss Minnie Chapman, San Francisco: C. L. Robin
son, Sacramento county J. Higbe, Florn; R. III.
Hooper, W. Striplin, John Vshle, W. Striplin, Nico.
| lsus 7. Grady, Michigan Bar VIM. Baynie Max.
well s. II. Pelton, Shir gle Springs S. III. Webster
%. NJ Webster, Grizzly Fiat; p r. Beckley, Frank.
| lin II. Leslie, Santa Rosa
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TO MY OLD PATRONS,

4 STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES If
IL you are 30 unfortunate as to REQUIRE them
With mind matured and enriched by studies of an
advanced order can safely say that there is hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human ills that can.
not treat to a successful issue.
LADIES-I am always ready to assist YOU. Nv
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience am now able to treat you with In,
certainty Of success No case peculiar to YOUR deli
cate organism is beyond my sure control
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior to an-y
offered heretofore, and viii be warranted to have
desired effect in all cases.
Those of the public who need my services can de
treatment al reasonable rates.
address particularly those who have been in
iured by youthful iniiscretions, and thos.
have contracted local diseases
Persons afflicted can, they prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms Of the disease or
trouble, and receive medicine by express with full
instructions. All letters must be directed to j. FL
JoSSELYN, NJ D., 226 Suffer street, San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure warranted in all cases, or no pay required
Consultations, personally by letter, gratis Send
for book Comfortable apartments for patients at
my Infrmary (whcn desiredl, with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors. 22G Suffer street, adjoinin
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hours-FrcIn A. VI. TO NJ
Ny Diploma hangs tn Hsy office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage
For sale by all newsdealers.
J. u. JGssGLyN, n. ID.
iy7-3plm
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called mAlarial fever have occurred 1t Mill
vile. on Perdito river. The weather Is clear,
and growing warmer.
A Republican Gain.
BALTIMORE, October 25th.-At the election
for the first branch of the City Council to day
the Democrats elected their candidates in
seventeen wards and the Republicans in three
"A gain OF three Republicans.
Scarlet Fever In Chicago.
CHICAGO, October 25tb.-Scarlet fever of o
mild type is becoming quite prevalent in the
city, thirty.six cases being reported yesterday.
The Kewanee Bank Robbers Sentenced.
GENEsEo Gill;, October 25th.-J. j. Prstt.
Z. N. Welsh and Albert J. Dunkle, the Ke-
vance Bank robbers, have been sentenced to
six years in the Penitentiary. j. L. Scott,
an accomplish, was sentenced to four years
imprisonment.
Murdered by Indians.
SAN ANTONIO, October 25th.-Msier r.
w. Puriken, chief engineer of the Mexican
and Oriental Railway, was murdered by In
disns in the mountains near Chihu ahus q
couple of days ago.
Thermometrical.
CHICAGO, October 18th. = Highest tenn.
perature to-day, 65'; lowest, 5O'.
NEW YORK, October 18th Midnight
Highest temperature to-day, 5S'; lowest, Al.
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Mr.. j. S. LEFAvoUR, artist, Salem. Mass,
reports that he used st. Jacobs Oil with rare
satisfaction and surprising benefit, for rheu.
maiisn Of twenty years standing.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-26

Prince Leopold, Duke of Albany, whose
health is in SO precarious n state, has a
violent aversion to being regarded as in any
sense an invalid.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

WEDNESDAY, October %, 1882.
DEPARTMENT Two-DsNsoS, Judge.
The People vs. NJ ACKNOWLEDGMENT for plain
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HOME AND ABROAD.

OF Danenhewer's story-En-
gineer Murdered by Indians-searlet
Fever In Chicago-s'Trades Bay" at
Observation-Disclosures OF the Kewanee
Rsnk Robbers-The Star Route Jury
Bribery Case-TwO Wives Cause Chi
caso Man to XIII HimseIf-AHairs In
Foreign Landslide.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

WEDNESDAY, October %, 1882.
July 5-Lsura Morton ct al TO Mary V. Edwards
Lots and in block bounded by Sixteenth, Seven.
teenth, and streets, city; 81.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-26

Az ATTRACTIVE MARKET.-On passing the
new Peoples Marke. to-day, on street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, we could not help
thing in apple-pis order. Longton has sup
Piled long-felt want, and from appearances
we bespesk a successful career. The old man
and his clerks were as busy as bees.
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MARRIED
BORN,

BORN.
Chico, October 23-Wife of A. A. Hibbard, q
daughter.
BiebeT, October 9-wife OF W. II. Holcomb, a son.
Fish Springs, lnyo county, October 16-Wife Of
James JONES' daughter.
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ApvERT1sEMssr MENTION.

Dedication ball tonight.
Social at the German Lutheran Church tonight.
Cloaks made TO order by Mrs. Anna Graf
For sale-A wagon.
Unity Lodge, K. of a., tonight.
Probate notce-Estate of L. Heublein, deceased.
Secord Ward Republican Club tonight.
1.-THE Century" for 1928.
Sotice-Sibeuan balsam.
Democratic meeting tomorrow evening.
A O. F., No. 1851, tonight
o. c. F., No. 65,, tonight
knights Of the Red Cross to night
Wanted-A bootblack.
Notice-Mail contracts.
Oregon steamer-Saiing days.
Business Advertisements.
Kirk, Geary Co.-Drugs, etc.
Mechanics Store-General News Items.
Hala Pros 70 rhaot SbieId TTpdaruhirt
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ASK your druggist for Readings Russia
Sslve. Keep it in house in case of accidents.
Price, rs cents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-26

WE receive, twice week, pound rolls Of
the very finest table butter ever sold in this
city. Fulton Market, Fifth and K. II. G.
May & Co.
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"DoNT DIE in the house." Rough Cd,
Rats" clears out rats, mice, flies, reaches,
bedbugs. Is cents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-26

Sir Garnet Wolseley and Sir Beauchamp
Seymour have accepted $3.50, 900 each from
the English Government for their Egyptian
services. The cost OF that war is estimated
at $50, 900, 900, the bulk of which will fall
upon income taxpayers.
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DIED.
Greenville, October 9-David z. Frick, 81 years,
months and 80 days.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TUE RrooRD-uslos.
, 1882-08-23

IH6 WeuOTsW are able To repOrt thatt he accounts from the bWnches are satSactNY
The Chairman said: Gentlemen, I have very little t. say in proposing
the adoption of he report, but if you think there is any information [ can
give l shall be happy to answer any question after the report has been
proposed and seconded. BY a comparison of the accounts with the past
hafyears it will be seen that the business of the bank has been restricted,
and The good dividend is mainly due to a greater immunity than usual
from bad debts, and the better rates of interest which we have been able
to obtain for the large sums of money held in this country. I am not able
to report anything very satisfactory from Panama but the Canal Company
ave lately commenced active operations, and [ hope before long this
agency will be very profitable Our friends the West Indian planters
have been doing rather better during the past two years, because the
European beetrOOt crop of sugar has remained stationary, but this has
reached the enormous total Of 100000 tons. | hope it will remain at
this figure, and fsO there may be a better future for u.s., and a better
future for our friends in the West Indies do not think that | need say
anything more, therefore l will now move the adoption of the report and
accounts-Mr Henriques seconded the motion.
After a few words from Mr. Castle Smith, who congratulated the directors
on the satisfactory report they were able to present, the resolution was put
and carried.
On the motion of the Chairman, seconded by Mr. Henriques, an ordinary
dividend at the rate of per cent, and an extraordinary dividend Of per
cent, were declared for the past halfyear, payable on and after July 8,
free of income tax
e. On the motion Of Mr. Castle Smith, seconded by Mr.. Fleming, a cordial
vote ofthanks was passed to the Chairman and directors
Ihe Chairman: Gentlemen, we esteem your good wishes, and shall
exert ourselves to maintain the diyidend-1hem meeting then broke up.
, 1882-08-23
Know

N w
That BRoWN'sIRoN BTTTERs
will cure the worst case
Of dyspepsia.
Will insure hearty appetite
and increased digestion
Cures general debility, and
gives a new lease of life.
Dispels nervous depression
and low spirits.
Restores an exhaustednurs-
ing motherto full strength
and gives abundant sus-
tenance for her child.
Strengthensthe muscles and
nerves, enriches the blood.
Overcomes weakness, wake
fulncss, andlack ofenergy
Keeps off all chilIs, fevers,
and other maIarial poison.
VIII infuse with new life
the weakest invalid.
81 Walker St, Baltimore, Dee. 1881.
Fer six years I have been a great
sufferer from Blood Disease, Dys.
pepsil, andC Constipation .andbecams
50 icbiii,atcd Ihat | could not retain
anything on my stomach, in fact,
lie RID ALMOST become \ burden.
Finally, when hope had almost len
ne, my husband seeing Browns
iRox BirrEss advertised in the
paper, induced me 10 give il a trial.
am nov taking the third bottle
aad have not felt so we'll in six
years IS l do 1t the present time.
Mrs. L F. GRIEEIS.
Browns IRON BITTERs
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up" than
any medicine made.
, 1882-08-23

Op0Clo.
Due to the bank in the colonies on bills discounted and
purchased, including those past due, &c.............
Due to the bank in the colonies on current accounts. $500.
Due to the bank in London on bills RENTED, cash at
DdhKeTS,.
, 1882-08-23

Mr.. JAMES CLARK (the secretary read t
and also the report, which was as follow
The directors now submit to the propri,
of the debts and assets of the Corporation
the net profit of the halfyear ending at
DEBTS.
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4 ><or,n.s - rof.r 80 ~ Iudic;arv
&C. .s. ~, ~.mc.,.~ a,.c..,,sc..
800. ~ ~-r,r,sd.~.,s. 81 srmy snnoint-
~en,' 7, w !. drfssssd 4 rs senate MN }.
po w.,, ...h.r ~ohh.r ~
80 $3.50 80 49,. -
swo acconnP esc'peu l,on 80 80
ren''en''a.s, has = sn'o .. Y, a.
s.'enean' ~ - no~P oio.-s 'n. .'"--,
rs ''on loo1' Ana oselpo~e.'us -. ,u $3.50.
sohn n'ue1. ~ - W. 'A''e.' .'er ,'o.'
W. e'iee's = w 'n1u''e- M ~ s''''o
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- .>.ror <c~s~a ...,a..~~er -. -.
,umn mo,,h- IN, cc,tI..c r.oIst. Ser,.m-
49, ~ill rroh.hlv c,xe r,l,- INA 6oed. ~
western Canada Ana ~ Western ma so,sh-
ern section. ~ ~. United states. o.
toher ~ill ~ mneh the Same. VIM e.rlr
cola INA snow faIIs. November Viii begin
the winter 81 lsss-S3--a winter likely ID he
memorable on account az IL exceptionally
heavy snow falls ana very cold weather
over the whole northern hemisphere. "
man bodv - found n the river
y, r.-.,,,....osa t-.., c,.,.... Ac,p -
~,,h ~. n,,,,e, n.,.. ,h,on~n I, 4, ,.snr,
posed 10 be that 81 Capt. Thos. Nelson, of
the schooner Ironsidcs. who has been miss
Ing some weeks. lie had considerable
sum Of money when last seen alive.
Wartr di<sipatino A. Erie. Pa Jobn
: 49,. - xs.h.,~. y ..',.., 1870
!, g ,sss :, - $500 ~, s,,,., ~ n~s,,
80 .-r,.~ 80 r,cr~v y sh,n - .crcse
The mourning mother arrived a. the scene
the other evening with an undertaken and Z
casket. she was rendered nearly insane By
the shock, while the scapegrace fed 10 Pitts
burgh.
Mn. PEALE. OF Cincinnati. one IL the
American commissioner. selected 10 take
ch.r~.. AZ the Russian rcf,,rees. has becn
prospecting in The Yellowstone country. and
hopes 10 place i've thousand Hebrews on
the bottom lands between Glendive and
Miles City. Each family il to be given mon
ey to erect house and purchase provisions
for year.
AT Frankfort, ireland, recently, sew
eral persons were fearfully beaten on sns-
picion that they had paid rents. The police
made thirty arrests and cleared the streets
g ne point o. me onyone''
ISGERs0LL had an audience Of nearly
four thousand persons in the Boston Thea
Ter, April 80, 20 whom be spoke on ''ral-
maeean Theology" TO counteract his ef-
fort, the Young Mems Christian Association
gave each q his auditors an extract from
Washington's farewell address in regard 70
the necessity q religion 70 state.
4 uron r,,orchen+ ~ BOSTON Mac
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tHAHtttIo<, - ~ April -
Pun particulars arc recrifc' nerc trr"y 81
me terrible c< plosIon 81 ing st'a"'r "HF'o"
yesterday on me wnttrct R'Ncf' "tn " -
cur*ion party 81 ladies ana ecnt'emen ~ 'onE"
~ thr time Tho Marion "ns rmp'oten ~ me
Government ~ removing INSTRUCTIONS Ifo'n
the ufcE ana TT some utne past nnn pccn
running up ana down the stream ana me ON.
err ana crew nna become "'i nrqun'p''a nnn
popular win inc people hsinx upon tn' n'or-
pank.
nur'ns tnf past Week numucf ~ Young
ladies hnn tcuticmcn h>nx ~ W. upp'r enc
OF ticn'an' N1nn'y uss'ar' ~ oLsHn'<r y" -.
eur@ion party ior trip "o~n w river hnd
sent a committee % the Captain Of tho Marion
W. J, ' wv s, 'sr ,,s s'sh ,',,.s, ~ ~
s''N '.@t ~ 49, ",... ".''s.
eonrtcvns'y complicd Ihe party LOOK ue
,Sers sc,nr t~eSty'sbrss 'a'ies ana twelve twelve
..,,<...,, ..a th<.., ,t.rt<, ~ ,,,,, -,-a 80.
.,,........ ~ 49, ..,..s.'.. ~ M ~. ~.
tNiP'tions of tnc p'tH~um ~ tnt 'a>. -
sides the excursion party tho crew numbered
| ten persons making the steamers load u liv-
M freight forty-nyc.
Al eleven q clock. when the steamer was IN
midstrcam, the boiler exploded with a fearful
noise. Al the time the entire excursion party
was on the deck, ana All o. them in the imme-
o'at' Ni''h'tS ~ inc th9h'-room' ne rcehc'
/ whom the smoke OF the explosion died away,
was fearful ma bcrrarci ti.-cription Fos
49, ...',..',.., ~, .,.'sn ,,,.., ~
o'' '''''''' ~ ''''' e.'"' y, 'o''P>''
steam hun9 over tht debris. ana men nuo
women were senscles- End bleeding upon
4 the torn deck Others hai been thrown ia.
/ y, 80 NM .,,d .,n... st,n ,o,. l,,r,n,
~ - -' 49, ". ~ ~
unucr broken p'"nN~- Inc rtea'ner N's -
/, FIRST almost thrown over on her side, but
/ she richfcd herself such of the male passcn-
/ oerz ana crew ~ Ma rnt ba.n dIsaf,lcl want
$50 $50 80" ~ 100 XIV ~, n '''7"''''' 49,.
mnntuiy % work 20 save tne wounded ano
I, helpless women. The steamer was headed for
4 shore and hoforc she could alnk wna RIM infc
.h.i,.,.~ ,-.t.- mr.. for.,. ~ ~. <.~,,ss.,,,
~ 49, ~ -. ~ft'. \.
picW un the tnuft upper uttk- MANY ~ tus
passengers wcrt tnrVwn into tnc wHtfr, uu'
many more lei pack on tnc urck. some Ili
srri1uS4 nurt n.t1 ontr- Only rnsn,lt
bruised. Inc captain nna crew diu uihtt
WORK " saN.n9 INC lives ~ tnc untoftunitc !.
ana put TOT their pionri nct on tnc tictms "a
the disaster would nave been trcpicd-
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q n. a. - exr,c~n,.hed M ,sre ch,r-
80, 1920 r.,c-,,r,c,
r...v- ,;,-ss ,.,.,~s -, - . g.. 4, ~.
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. e-- 49, 80
MISCELLANEOUS.
DISPATCHES from London describe
the marriage Of Prince Leopold to Princess
Helen Of WaIdeck, q s.. Georges Chapel.
Windsor, April - A large crowd gathered
q the station % witness the departure q
The wedding guests. Buildings were gaily
decorated Win n4gs ana bunting - honor
% the event, ana SHOPS were closed. Inc
Archbishop q Canterbury 80 me cnief o.
'e'.'''s e'e' "''.
ApSicks rom -" Mexico ana pan
trAnd-co connrm the reported sacking "a
6aicsSiiies Ari<.s ana ne MtssAcFe % some
thirty whites ~ Fed-sk'ns- eap'a'n iup-
Per' q 'ne S.N.a sn. ,o'''. . s.oa-,.
scouts -.s.c<s" 49, n .',.''e~ y. 9's'n
$3.50 g ~ 11 s,,..a "a 80 ,raers 49, n VA
-. s.,S
a nr@rprcrsvr storm swept throngh
49,, ..dI.w,. con,,ie. - ~. o.hsr
dax. One house wnS turned upside down
.nd completely demolished A number Of
persons were injured.
CALrroRxrA workingmen have re-
solved q bovcott The cbine.s and All Who
deal with them. and pledge themselves 70
resist the landing Of those who come after
reasonable notice has been given.
fISk-EfE mas appeared among the
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Water will soon be warm enough
not % be particularly uncomfortable,
and the friends 81 the young man VINO
wants medal from the humane ~
ciety can fall into The water and 'et
him rescue them. A young man
ought ID Score iiftv rescucs season y
he's industrious. - Bost1n P0S.
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1t IL stated that the Belgian Gov
ornmcnt II engaged upon a scheme HI
promoting street railways throughout
The country astccdcrsfor The railroads.
the work I'd ho done by the various
communes Interested. either singly ~
III combination. and assisted when neg
cssAry by subytntions from the State
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"A Chicago editor says that Oscar
Wilde gets 500 night for being m
ass. while we remain poor and n.
Louis ditto rctorts: ''Imitations. broth,
er. are often more taking than the reai
thing But the use Of the WORD
s'brother" appears 20 have been inai'
vcrtcnt. Springfield fIass) Repre-
Icun.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News iron Everywhere.



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HE tnlnt<e OH came up N ne <en>te
On the 3eth and was discussed ~ Nc<>r~
s,. .na .ss., ~. .s..ra: .S c,,, !.
i.o9Isr - nv, 'e., ~. y nan
5ers election eosssss VS. sons.dsr<d: ana
,.9s 49, some fo''s'o- t-'< *n1 tne o''' 49,
IN the senate. On The 9Th. Mr.. sherman
introduced hIIl directing coinage Of stand
Ara silxer dollars only vhcn demanded ~
public ne ss a; s 2: me motion %
!'ass,sn q sns bank eass ,' =. 'e:s ~
,as Snpssf "a, Va. 5sk sss w snd A.
Icwnsend e Ohio nc, submitted ne e ,si
amendment recomsnendInx thc pension fss-
ure was adopted The yncn -onslmer.
roth eonte.ssnfs ~, heard And NV - = Ma \,
over.
THE House bin for holding elections in
West Virginia passed she senate on the 18Th
me eonie.eneo .epo1. IN tnc me sAs'n<
60 ~, ~ sh,..,;c<< ~ ,.,-,cj I'M fsyo<sp.'s
The political dissbnifies bill went over With.
ont action tons ~, q tns tnancee p,!l
concnrrins IN the amendment striking
ont she ntteens1 a., section, which con.
both skilled and unskiied lsborers The Sec
ton Was reiainet-yeAs: .; nays: = The
Hiiier q California. Jonei q 4 Nevada. chiisoss
AMI Cameron n.;n . .s 800 n pss,s n ~.
6iii psssed-ysas. =: nays. IS Ad;onrnsd ill
eo,.,e r;sn N ,1 az 1re snccs n,'.rs =
IN Arizona, aud calling on the Secretary o.
MAJ ~ l.iornsE1nn - p tne n4mpsr -
ana whether tie mii;f.rs force nov sfs;ionei
there Z ssi1'e'e.t e srant fn,i protection q
Chal'ners contest wns resumed. NJ. Robson
srxued that the Hen-e h.d nc ri9nt g decide
eisiens NJ. tsriis's shsrseserized shi- u -
the very dehnition q sraitrsry powsT; but
c cont star obtain I .ear koy vote w Va
reached.
The Ltnch-Ch&lmers contest came up IN
the Hon~e q Representatives on the 9Th. and
tne majority re.oini'on, neel.''nx Lynen en-
c.n,er n 49, rsno,x ~ see no-fai srnropr'e.
ton bin was agreed %. The Thanking privi-
80 .1en,ca 81 s,.,S I I'M son5i,'cs "a W.
York - take testimony n the Chill Peru IN
W. ia. !. ~ 49, s...1-'.. =. ., M
s-,< ~. s;.'.'-ses hrs-sr \. ~. s.,...
MAJ ma . division mon - rerd,nr on~~..
ton % refer % the Committee on Judiciary
s ssnss axod dasor s,n, MI
ment making sl~etise certain once nov
eppo.n'ea ~ ~ f ~ 1ne Z. House
voted % suspend the rnlcs ana adopt
eon-idersrio1 q she 5lii sstendi5r che char.
in9 IOWA inso ero Judicial clfssiss: tor ' ~
sale q Miami Indian lands y kcnzas fSr ~
ssoooos: Jackson '' Tenn. S5cdo: Dat Il Denver
Colo. $4,000: = Gre<n-boro. n O.: 5000; 4
LtI4EA Buns -. $780, ~ ~ utAt1r8, y a.
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c.ns> 49, ,ssiouuv and refusal q ths woman
~ hecom. ~ wife.
Tnrrr necroes were hanged ~ Green
VIM. 4. q. xprll =. for burning she Acade-
~ AZ Mnsic 4: th.r piace. Each declared
~ innocence.
De Ixw<ox ~ DISTINGUISHED noi-
..,.~ 49,. n..-t \, I.,,., r.,,s,5
a., -
Br he telescopine Of trains on the
Boston. Concord 4 Montreal road Il Warren
summit he other tsy. Conductor stone
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THE brothers William and bradford
Courts qu.rreied with James and John
Smith. near Fairview, Ky. the other day,
and Bradford used bis pistol with fatal ef-
feet. Oincer- and citixcns pursued the
slayer % hi~ residences. where they found 4
large quantity d stolen goods. The broth
En- were arrested and taken % BrookvilIt
FOR examination. On The night % the 3Gsh
mob overpo~cred the jailer and hanged
che prisoners % ! tree.
Il. N. WOODWARD, San Francisco
dentist, On The 9Th. dangerously wounded
MolIIe Woodward, with whom he had been
intimate, and then fatally shot himself Ths