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OArs-Business is fairly active, and although re-
ceipts have been comparatively free within the
week, there is no particularly noticeable accumua-
tons OF stock. There is still wide margin val
ues, the range being from 81 SO to 81 s. 2 cu
RYE-The Nebraska article completes with the
home product. The offerings OF choice California
are not large, but the demand is not general. and
confined at the best of times to limited quantities
From 81 90 to g l2l is about the range for good
samples, while No. would hardly bring over 81 rs
q csl.
CoRy-s1 67i@1 20 p ell for large Yellow.
BuCKwHEAT-Sl 40G1 so 4 ctl-
HAY-Steady at current rates Alfalfa, Sl3 50S
II; Wheat, sl59l6 Wild Dat, s15gl6 . ton.
HoPs-The market il strong one, and slI good
lots sell readily at the quotations For large par
cells an advance can be had ON our quotations. We
quote: Choice California, 60tG62c; Fair do, 55(6
57sc: Oregon and Washington Territory, 57Id6Oc
SgKDs-No large business. Mustard, s3@3 % for
Brown and 81 9o92 for Yellow /; Canary, s4tec:
native, and lo@11c for imported Alfalfa l0al2lc;
Flax. d34e y Il.
PoTArogs-Light receipts for day or two have
occasioned advance in prices. Early Rose, cog
Doc {: Garnet Chile, 95cdsi 10; Early Goodrich,
75cds1; Peerless, 65cSS1 10 Sweet 81 rs . ctl.
oNIoss-Are in abundant supply for all immediate
wants Qlotabe at 5oCd60c q ctl.
BEAss-T The market Is steady, aud prices are
slightly buoyant. Bayos, s2 624td2 rs; Butter,
s3d3 Is for small and 80 40as3 so for large Lima
$40; Red, 81 12I@2 375 small White. e 75a
S.: large White. ~ 30a2 40 q ctl.
VEGETABLES -Values generally more steady, and
better prices for some varieties being obtained
Marrowfat Squash, S6aS ton; Garcia 3015Oc !;
Turnips, 75cas1 c.l; Caulieower, 69a65c q
d; Cucumbers 4oa5oc . box Green Peas, ZIG
Seq n; Green Peppers, 5og75e . box; To-
masoes, 2593oc . box Celery, Soc . dozen Sum
msr Squash, 75e@tl y box; String Beams, 2t@4c .
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PASSENGER IIsT5

CABLIS O.aobsE 6sh.-Paassa here 10 day.
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: ALBEIT
:. Cook. b rksley, Cal; G. G.. Goss aHd
wife, 3 It'll, Mime; Mrs. Cooper, II. Brown,
Mrs. Geo Il. Reyaalds, II. M.rrvn Stnwell,
q. S. Dearborn, j: Counesa, New Terk
Miss NJ. Arsntz, Norway; q. J. SturtevanC
and wife, Fayette. Maine: Ms II. l. Keith
and Child. Stockton; \. Botrand, Mexico;
s. H. B.odie, Osaxio ReffA and wife. Rev.
K. Peck, Frank Ii. Dodds and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Adrlpl Rooe, two children and
Nurse, T. Wei, VIM. If. Lent, San Far
cisco /; Me-. Ellen Stes a t, Il. Il. Beal. wife,
child AM Eurse. Boston; Mrs. Mary j.
WALKER, SalS Lake; Mrs. II. B. Ksndig.
Altoona, Pa; J. f. Rodgers, U. 8. A; J.
Z, Lombard, New JerEsy A. Wheeler.
Chicago; Capt. Edmond r. B yle, England;
Rev. John c. Hill, Guatemala John b.
Borcheraviuk. Egypt; w. c. Brasch. Mich
igan; Miss r ,sa Rsio, Stockton; Tnomas
Cober, John Wilkinson, Griffith Clark,
Pittsburg; D. G. Brawley aud wife. Penn
sylyania,; James Shields, Chicago; t. J.
Borgess., Ogden Julia Brazier, Indiana
". Obigimi Japan; John A. Wilson, Mrs.
John a. Wilson, St. John, II. B.; w. T.
Wilson, Canada J. II. Squire7, Illinois; 9S
misrsnt PASSENGERS, including GO males, to
arrive in Sacramento October Sth.
NEwHALL, October 6;h.-Passed here to.
day, TO arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
n. G. Strong. Miss II. S. Strong, A. A.
Kirby, Mrs. Strong. Dayton, ooio; H.
Smith, C. G. Decrano. San Francisco; S.
Schnausr, Alameda; j. Brown, New York;
P. r. Smith and sor, Denver. Col Z ID.
Elliott, New York; G. w. Gillet, oakland
Dr.. Graves, PHILADELPHIA; W. J. Lindley,
San Bernardino: H. W. Brown, Tucson, A.
T.: H. Key. Silver City Hardy, Buff ,io,
n. Y; L. G. Ballot, Los Angeles; Mrs.
Woodruff, Mrs. Woodruff and son, John
Bergstrom. J. A. Nelson, San Francisco IL.
Stephen, Ell Paso.
OMAHA, October 6th.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento October loSh: Chas
Libby and family, Spokan Falls, w. I J.
e. Waggoner and party, Alton. Ill.,: Z.
Wyman, Philadelphia J. f. Searight, Miss
Men aughton, San Francisco /; J. McNaugh.
ton, wife and child, Forest City; Margaret
Rpss. Seville, Ohio; f. Gill, OakIand; Mrs.
A. G. Furnlss. Mrs. Crosghar, New York;
w, II. Maudsley. Southport, England; c.
W. Skinner, Montpelier, Vs.; w. E. Giles
and wife, Baltimore w. b. Taylor, Ala
media.
Seventy one through emigraats left ION
last nights emigfant train, to arrive in
Sacramento October 18Th.
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H.: Lima Beans, 4is5c o 10; Green Corn, 7@15c Q
dozen Okra, 75c@Sl; Egg Plant, 50@75c o box !;
Dried 0kra, zoe D h.
FRuIr-Receipts for couple Of days have been
rather limited but the weather is not favorable to
apy large consumption, ana prices have not been
materially disturbed. There are but lew good APP
Piles in market, while Pears have almost gwen out
Peaches make good exhibit. flgs are IN iar sup
ply and good in quality. Strawberries come in daily
but are not in general request and consequently 90
not sell freely. Watermelons and Canteioupes
can be had at buyers own figures Apples,
3Oa5Oc for common and 75c@sl D. box for good J;
Pears 4Oc@sl q box Strawberries, 81 a 10 q chest;
Peaches, 6Oc@sI % y box; Figs, 4o915c q
box; Grapes 35t950c for common, 4o@oUe Ior
Black Hamburg, 50975c for Rose OF feru, ooSqIoc
ssbox for Muscat, and 50@75c . box Tor Iokay !,
Plums 5O975e q box; Ounces, 15c9Sl box !:
watermelons, s4d9R 100; Cantaloupes, 5OG9Oc y
crate; Lemons, s7@s g box for Sicily and ~ Q box
for calfona LINES s,,s sssl gs SeS I eos 50
o bunch Tahiti Oranges, sS5@40 D thousand:
HoSKY-Comb, 14d17c: extracted, 7al0c n
BUTTgR-Dealers believe that top prices nave
been touched this season. Except for prime fancy
diaries it is difficult to obtain the outside quota
TONS Medium fresh qualities are in large sup
ply while the stock OF picked In the city is
known to be rather extensive, and IL IS oeheved
that a pretty fair quantity is yet in first ham is
in the country. Fancy, 47lc; choice, 423945c;
fair to good, 30S40c; inferior lots from country
stores, 23a2sc; frkin, 29@31c for good to choice,
and 25G271c for ordinary picked roll, SO9323c
Eastern. GOA SC q n.
CHEEss-Is moving off as well as could be ex-
pected Prices keep easy. California, 12adl35c for
choice; 1o@I2c for fair to good do, factory,
in boxes, 'l5G16c; Eastern, l69l7c; Western,
u@13lc . Ii.
EGGs-Are scarce and holders are not anxious to
sell. The rainy weather is likely to prevent the
transportation of liberal supplies California, choice,
42d44c; Interior, 3Sd40c Utah, 25@S5c; West,
ern, 30e 9 dozen.
PoULTRY-There has been a good demand all
through the week. Live Turkeys. gobblers, l6G
lSc; do Hens l4dl6c; BOOSTERS, IS 50d6 so for Old
and S6@7 80 for young Hens, &c 5097 so Broiers,
siG5, according To size; Ducks, "a toa7 =
dog; Gssss. sl@1 Is o pair; Qosling' 81 50a2 g
pair
E-Consignments in good order find quick
sale. Quail 81 5Od1 70 . doz Mallard Ducks. 81 509
so; Sprigs, 1898 so (; Teal, S2d2 25; Wideeon,
S2@2 25; Aare s2d2 25; Raobite, 81 259l 70; Vent
son, 6d9c q II
WooL-The market has been a dull one during the
past week The principal demand has come from
local mills and scourers, being confined mainly to
Oregon and the better grades of Fall descriptions
Poor spring and defective fall move slowly. We
to rip
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Boston Wool Market.

BOsTON, UCtOber 9th.
WOoL-The demand for Wool is steady. The sales
show falling off compared with some previous
weeks, but the business done was fair the aggregate
amounting to 1850 900 pounds for the week. Sales
of Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces have been made at
4lG42c for y, 4l4d44c XX and NNN and above
Michigan feeces have been selling at 5000 and
firm at these prices. COmbing and delaine selec
lions in demand, with sales at 4i146c for fine
delaine, 41d51c for No. combing. Coarse combing
ranges from 33c to 4Ic and uuwashed from 22c 2Sc
for coPTse and medium. Unwashed woods are in
demand, and have been selling at lSQ623c for coarse
and low, "a c SIC for fine and medium, with choice
selections higher. California wool quiet at 24!@
BE, as to quality, with moderate sales. Pulled
woods firm at $4,000 for choice and superior
with sales at those figures, and 2Sd4Oc for common
and good supers. Foreign wool has been quiet
There is very little on hand. Sales of $50, coo
pounds Cape on private terms also sales of small
lots of Mediterranean Garrett
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sacra-LJnto Produce Market-Wholeaale
Corrected daily for the RECORD UEIoN.l
SACRAMENTO, October 9th.

SACRAMENTO, October 9th
FRUTr-The rains have injured the Uugathered
crop of Grapes very materially. They are quoted
at 9oc to 81 25 . crate common. 5Gtd75c; Peach
es, 81 Sl % Z box Lemonr, Sicily, IS 30 90 do
C1tuornus. 81 b0e3 so = box; Oranges-Tahit
S5a5 so 2 box Lines selling AZ Il 25GI 30 = 100 !;
SSanss, 50 50Ct4 30 p bunch PIDeappies, siGca =
dozen CocoanI15, 81 a 80 . 100; Plums, 416c 2
d; Pears, common, 81 Is Bartletts, 81 50G2% box;
Apples SiGtl % = box.
.eR FEuIrs-Asserted, 2l-b caus, 29 dor, 50 !;
assorted, gallon cans, IS; Peaches, 2z-fb cans,
g; Portland S'uoberTioa, 2o cans, g; Whor
'leberries, 81 rs
TAsIs FRurrs-Assorted, an cans, s doz, So IS !;
Peaches, e. S5; Bartlett Psars 8 s. Plums 81 IS :
Blacl8berries, So GO0seberieE, 50 Is Strawberries
% e; Apricots, 81 So &Gsca. grapes, Q 10 Bed
CCrrants, 50 IS; Cherries, 50 %.
DEEaD FRUHs-Apples, sliced, 697G 8 Il; do
41sHtered. $780,: pears, pesed, Ease; do, u.
peeled, 495c; Plume, pitted, 10@11i; Peaches,
French, l29l4ci Biactbercles. I5&I6;; Figs, Cali
toTGis, 5463 y 7.
YBsETAsLEs-Sweet Potatoes, Red, lGlIfc a n 4;
Ca olinas, 81 so cwt; Wax and String Beans, lt@2c
Shell Beans, cranberry, 4G5c : Limas, 536c Q h :;
Green corn, l0dl5c per dozen Tomatoes 5OG6Oc 3
DOx: Summer Squash, 1G2c = h !; Fotstoes 9Ocs
81 10 Q cwt; Onions, SO@9Uc q cwt; Cauifower rs
990c; Cabb kge S1GtI . cwt; Carrots 75cSp Il q
cwt TurIips, 81 % 8 100; bunch vegetables I2Sca
dnz; ParsniPs, lie; Beets, Ic; Celery, 80: q
dozen; Horse RadiSh, S9l0c Z 4 Green Peas, 56Gc
2 Artichokes, 25@Soc . dozen Cucumbers, 4S
&c 2 doz; Green Peppers, 4GpSc q h; Egg PlantA
4@5c; Waternelons, 75c6Sl q doz; Cantaloupes,
50@75c q dozen; Green okra, Ga7c q H.
BRsaDsrUPFs-Ffour, IS Is = b6; Oatmeal. So
2 100 rs; Cornneal. yellow, 50 9562 so white,
81 35G2 60; Cracked Wheat, 81 F51S
PoULTRY-Livc Turkeys l39l4; q II T; full grown
Chickens, Sc so q dozen young BOOSTERS, s3@4 so
g doz: Btoilers, S293: tame Ducks, So 50@7
Geese. 81 5o62 2 pair Eggs, 40@45c y dozen.
GAME Quail, 81 25C11 80 g dozen Maillrd Du,ts,
S3a4; Sprigs, 81 75@2; Teal, 81 5031 Is Hare,
81 1592; Rabbits, Sl@1 so; Doves, 53@75c q doz /;
Venison, 10Gl2c D II.
DAIRY PRopUCrs-Butter, fancy dairy 0645o p
10 mixed lots, in rolls, 35a4Oc g n; Cheese,
California, from l27G5c; Western, flats 1oGl5c
Martins Cream, 10 92Oc.
MKATs-Bee., &c; Mutton. &c q n, Lamb, 79sc
Pcrk, lo1llc; Veal, small calves, sG59c; large, 7c
Hay, GRAIN AND FRED--sraS hay, . toa, si5@l7 :
Alfalfa, $40 to Sl2 , Son: bran, . ton, SIS mid.
dlings, SIS per ton: hsriev, WHOLE 81 40 ground,
81 As; wheat, 81 651l rs - cwt tame Ssts !,
ewt.. so 25: corn, yellow, s2a2 2S o cwt white,
81 25a2 so p cwt
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Alfalfa, iC@19Ic; limo.
thy; Eastern, 1l@l2c . n; Oregon, sGlOc
Red Clover, 159l6c; Red Top, l2i@l!c; Nuts
English walnuts, 1o911c; Almonds, I4e15c:
Peanuts 10 9llc Tallow. 7A@Sc; Hides salt aa
Joe; dry. 20a; Hons-Have taken a still further
rise and are now selling at from 6O@j c.
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COMMERCIAL.
saa Francisco Produce Market.

oAN FRASCisCO, October Bth-l p. n.
FLOUR There is coed local movement Best
City Extra, 50 37IGci so; Superfue, 81 SOFA IS !;
Interior Extra, "a 1885 %; Interior superfne,
IS 75G4 q Dbl
WHEAr-A decidedly better feeling prevailed to.
day. Shippers and millers were both in market and
fairly large transactions understood to have been
consummated at 81 65 for No. shipping and 81 gu
for choice milling 1t is long time since SO much
disengaged tonnage in port, with corresponding
low asking charter rates. Any slight appreciation
of values at leading foreign centeTs would give
marked impetus to loo 81 business. kilograms from
Liverpool this morning report advance over yes
terdays figures OF Cd all round cargoes and this
fact will probably account for the improved feeling
on Change this morning. The call developed
pretty g, neral speculative spirit, but it was free
from excitement, and operators kept within certain
well defined limits in their bdding. The sales en-
braced 100 tons No. White, seller 1882 81 Col 100
do, No. l Sonora, buyer 1852, 81 ~ 300 do,
81 rs; 600 do, 81 721 u ell. Closing bids were az
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AS

will now state that made a miraculous cure Of
one OF the worst cases of skin disease known. The
patient is man forty years old had suffered fifteen
years. His eyes, scalp, and nearly his who body
presented frightful appearance. Had had the
scrbed the best remedies known to the profession,
such as iodiie, potassium, arsenic, corrosive sub
Innate, sarsaparills, etc. Had paid $500 for medical
treatment, with but little relief. | prevailed upon
him to the CU1ICURA REsoLvENT internally,
and the CUTICURA and CUTICUSA SOAP externally.
He did so, and was completely cured. The skin
his head, face, aud many other parts Of his body,
which presented most loathsome appearance, is
now as soft and smooth as an infants, with no scar
or trace of the disease left behind. He has been
cured twelve months. Reported by
E. II. BROWN, ESQ, Barnwell, S. G.
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MARRIED.

Sacralnento, October 5-By ]. C. Tubbs, Justice OF
the Peace at the residence Of John Mcguire,
William Dougherty to Emmergene Mcguire, both
of Sacramento city.
Sacramento, October by Rev. T. r. B. Anderson,
lenhart c. Sillers to Mary Filler.
San Francisco, October Ernest l.. Barada to
Mamie E Kennedy.
San Francisco, october Emmanuel Kaeintz to
Mary Z. Ballhaus
San Francisco, October &C. F. Kamman to Bertha
/. Wern.
San Francisco, October Al. Loobnier to Eliza
Adelsdorfer.
San Francisco, October 5-.John F. Morrow to Maggie
j. Cady.
San Francisco, october adam Richie to Rose
Messiter.
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UTAH..
Coming West An a special Car.

OGDEN. October 6;h.-The Pullman car
Isaac Walton went west tonight, contain
ing r. l.. Belkusp, Treasurer of the North
ern Pacific Railway. and wife; James B.
William, assistant to the President of the
same road; Samuel Bowles, editor of tee
Springfield Republican; J. d. Rlksr and
Miss Webb, of New York. The party will
go direct to San Francisco, thence by steamer
to Portland, Oregon, and will then take sn
excursion over the Northern Pacific to the
end of the track
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"A Philadelphia lady has sued druggist
OF that city for 5000 for giving her
cathartic pills instead of the rhubarb
pills, which her prescription called for.
The change in medicine nearly caused
the plaintiffs death. The druggists clerk
says that his employer instructed him to
make the substitution when the medicine
called for gave out.
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a Cincinnati laborer was brought before
police magistrate on complaint of his wife,
who said that her husband was possessed
OF book of magic, by means of which he
was able to cast spell over her children,
and do with them as he liked II appears
that for FIVE years the husband has kept
his family in state of abject terror
through their belief in this superstitious
book of magic and it's power. He was
fined.
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BARLEY-For the first time this week not a sale
was recorded at the cali session this morning. Dur
ing the past four days there has been good specu-
upon l, 500 tons daily The continued ain has more
than likely caused temporary halt in business.
Brewing is not generally inquired after, though
obtain sales in small way of good qualify at 81 35
Cheyalier changes hands wholly through private
sources, being quotloe at 81 80 for Standard bay
and 81 S0d1 35 = cti for coast The following table
presents the yiswsof operators on cali to-day:
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Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, as she was walk
ing on the beach one day, Was asked if she
raging. She replied: "No; / prefer the
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CVTICTkA.
The Cuticura treatment, for the cure of Skin,
Scalp and Blood diseases consists in the internal use
of CUTICUnA RES0LyENT, the new Blood Puri-
fer, and the external use CT CUTfCURA and CUTI-
CURA SOAP, the Greas Skin Cures. Price Of
CUTICURA, small boxes, 80 cents large boxes, 81.
CUTICURA RESoLVEST, 81 per bottle. CUTI-
CURA SOAP, rs cents. CUTICURA SHAVING
vi EKS 8 POTTER, Boston, Naa.
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ECZEMA

EVlfMA-
Sixteen months since an eruption broke out on
my leg and both feet which turned out to be Ecze.
ma aud caused me great pain and annt vance.
tried various remedies with good results until
| used the CJJTICURA RESDLVEN internally ami
CUTICURA and Gu fICURA SOAP externally, which
entirely cured me- 80 that my skin is as smooth and
| natural as ever LEN. NJ. FRAILEY,
81 South street Baltrnore
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PACIFIC SLCPt.

AdyIces from San Franeisco-The State
Grange-shooting Affair at Yuma-Ihe
Campaign-Weather Repor,s-Two Wen
stabbed a, Austin-The Farmers Con-
yention-woman Found Dead In Hall
way-Repert Of an Arizona Grand Jury
Etc.
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At the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales in
cuded 100 tons No. l January, 81 20; 100 do No.
. November, 81 63a 300 do February, 81 65 e ctl
Quotations OF No. grades Wheat at leading cen
ters to- day are telegraphed as follows:
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, October 9Th.
BAHADsrUPPs - Flour is steady and Wheat s
strong, latter at 81 O591 Is o bushel.
WooL-California is more active at 12914c for
tall bury, and 10000 for clean fall; spring bury,
l5G2Oc; clean s2ring, 249S2c pulled, lS@42c.
HDRs-Caliornia are strong at 24@24kc.
CHICAGO, October 9th.
WHBAT-95gc for November
CoRE-621c for November.
PoGR-S2l SIS for November
LARD-Sl2 IS for November
RAooS-sl3 10 for November Tor ribs and sI4 so
for short ribs.
LIVERPOOL, October 9th
WHRAT-California spot lots are dull at 90 %
to 90 81. Cargo lots, Ais for Just shipped, AIS
for nearly due and As for off coast
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sCROFgLA SORE.

sCROFELA SORE.
Rev. DR.. -, in detailing his experience with the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, said that through Divine
Providence one of his Practitioners was cured OF
scrofulous sore, which was slowly draining away his
life BY the CUTICURA RES0LYENT internally,
and CGTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP externally.
The poison that had fed the disease was completely
Iri,- ND
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stabbing ARRAY In a Hrotnei.

AUSTIN, October CHIN the house Of
The Eureka Colt, woman OF the iowa,
row occurred this evening. in which William
Doherty and Therman Hamilton w=rs seri-
ously stabbed. Hamilton was cut in the
neck and left side, and the chances are that
he VIII die.
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A Happy Family.

Pulled from the breast, squeezed from the bottle,
Stomachs will sour and milk Will curdte;
Baby hallelujah ali that night,
Household humping heads in awful fright.
Don't DENY twas thus with Victoria,
Night was hideous without Cast0rfa:
When collie left for peaceful slumber,
All said their prayers and slept like thunder.
o2lmMWF
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BORN.

Washington Yolo county, October Wife of Mat.
thew Lennox, son.
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NEVADA.


'VHI"' HV"'N k'tdN -lNIht sfEH'HtU.
VIRGINIA, October h. - This morning
Ms. Brown, woman OF she toRD, was found
dead in the hallway OF house or street
Her face was considerably bruised, but az
autopsy showed congestion Of the lungs.
caused by waisky. The woman was the di-
vorced wife of an engineer at the Savage
mine.
Matt Canavan has attached the New York
miae for S2,70S, due as salary, aud Roger
SheehsD, the Waterman, has attached it for
81 0S0
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CALIFORNIA.

GspE0rA- DISPATCHES TO rHs ksooRp-usros. ]
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Tax levy.

REDWOOD CITY, Oetuber 6.h.-The Board
of Supervisors, at their meeting held this
week, MADE the following levy Of taxes: STATE
fund, 50 5 cents; school tund, 16 cenCs /;
county INDECENT fund, 8 cents; couaty road
fund, "a cents; county interest fuad, "a
csn's-mski0g total Of 81 go on each SlC0
valuation Of property. Last year the Safe
and county tax was 81 50.
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ARIZONA.
Shot In Cold Blood.

YUMA, October 6.h.-This morning at half.
past 6 O'clock, Leopold Furrer, Chairman o.
the Board Of Supervisors cf this county, w2s
shot in cold blood by William DDnehy. 4
boss carpenter f r the S u,harH Pacifc r ii.
road Company. The stf4ir grew GU of p
money Transaction, ia which Donehy was
eyidsCtly wrong Much excitement exisEs
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-04
Es REPRENsI

Ha llamado nuestra atenci6n el
hecho, harto escandaloso, de que q
las pocas horas de dictarse alguna
providencia con respecto a nosotros,
Sc comente esta con visible fruicion,
81 es adverse, por ciertos desocu-
pados, por no decir Oagamundos,
cuyo trabajo parece ser ese dnica-
lmente.
A nuestra vez llamamos nosotros
la del Gobierno sobre el no menos
escandaloso suceso de que por j6-
venes imberbes Sc comenten asimis-
mo en- plazas y Gales propositos
NADIA favorables que Sc atribuyen a
s. E. con respecto a los redactores
del BoLETIN, conducta que juzga-
mos reprensible, tanto mas cuanto
que la creemos injuriosa a la prime
ra Autoridad de Ia provincia, en-
quien debemos suponer Ia rectitud
de intenci6n que exige la justicia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-04
IA NACloN" susPENDlDA

Segdn el rulnor pdblico, que pa
rece Sc anticipa siempre aqul la
voz de la justicia, nuestro estimado
colega y correligionario La Naci6n
ha sido condenado por el Tribunal
de Imprenta q 20 ndmeros de sus-
pension, q sean cinco meses.
Desde luego, y lamentando este
suceso, con6amos que el colega in
terpondra el correspondence recur-
so de casaci6n para Ell cual no duda-
mos habra fundamento su6cicnte,
por mas que no conocemos los an
tecedentes de la causa.
Sentencia es esta que cast ga,
pero que honra.
Nos limitamos a lamar la aten-
ci6n del Gobierno Supreme sobre
el runbo que va tomando aqui la
polftica.
lOtra vez gozaos, hombres que
ahora os llamais liberales asimilis-
tas, ante la marcha de los ITEM
posi-