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JENNINGS.

LlM NINGS.
 The comet seems to have eNef;ed democratic influence.
 Visitors are always admitted d; l deaf r.r,e institute ioE-silenee slNes consent. Thaekeray said whether or TO ns;ead of whether or nei and ye; he New York >an allows him ,o res: quietly n his grave.
 4 young man from Athens recently married Creek woman iH the Indian nation. II is case where Greek me, Creek
 Daniel Webster was grea; man and the reeen, discovery that he was the author ot four poems may no. materially in,ure hts reputation.
 sympathy is what we want in this world" says Tslmage. We had always though, il was hash in this world and sympathy Tn the next.
 specimen of English Joke North ooun-
 
 tryman 10 touris,-"A . Tourist 10 north eountryman.-" An. hah. North eoun,rvman re,lres. much disconcerted 4 writer says that cotton k no longer kng Tn the south. that hog now wlelds the seepter Hog should receive promo ton fer long ago Bacon was lord If Ing and
 The English may surpass the Aneri- cans n rowing and may sometimes beat them at rifle shooting. bu. the Amefiean -puns,er stands without nvai and ae,- mirer.
 A Kentucky journal makes the follow ing modest s;l;emenu We regret to announce that the editor of this pape: vas killed yesterday &h!e monkeYin | @ith a gun.
 An article How to handle money i. going the rounds of the press. The ln- formation ls unnecessary. Ne all know how ,o handle money. How to ge; Il ls what the pubic wants te know
 A writer says tha, there will be d tune when every prominent man who lved previous to the sixteenth century will be regarded as a myth. Ex-president Hayes was fortunately born in the nineteenth century.
 There Is no use in talking. 4 polite al reform IS coming. Look at the northern s,a,ess The thing has narrowed down until i, is impossible for. the republicans 10 beat the democrats oftener than once ID four years.
 A London paper says that when an American statesman tries, he can be the most ridiculous statesman in the world. The London paper need not have said, when he tries for. to become ridiculous does not cost the average American states man an effort.
 An article going the rounds says ,ha, Prince Louis Napoleon, of France. once look the advice of the Elder Bonnet, and was successful IL was afterw ards proved. however ,ha, the advice was given in English and that the Prince was no, sufficiently oonversan, with that tongue to fully understand MT. Bennett An Arkansaw editor was arraigned be- fore court on charge of killing re- porter. The judge, who was formerly d newspaper man, but who had been proved guilty of political fraud and consequently elected to office. was very much interested IT the case II acknowledge ,ha, killed him." said the editor. '.One morn ing when took up my paper l saW the following which the reporter had written: An unknown stranger whose name we failed to learn. committed fatal suicide yesterday" Your defense is sufficient said the judge, and have the pleasure of disehargin you.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

4 writer says that cotton k no longer k.ng in the south that hog now wieids the seep,er. Hog should receive promo ton for long ago Bacon was lord II Ing and
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

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 ihc ptoot .sss 5r.sd huus,lly ID onse queu,e If the ,ttcu.ieu slt.h had to be pald |" 'itoUs dd. ef;larinen, and inc ~h"le,ale h'i he,s made b the ompo,i. ,".- 4. iios uniis ed un'i seseral thou >and 'op,eN pi the pape, had been printed The tesised sianta read as ioIlows
 ite siar IF E' ,asIs'it sptesd he, ss4s
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 Mhiis on hsf des. tte ptt,s ,d 4id.s
 si.esed-Hp iu hold s,,t.s
 We hope that Miss oitvra ~tii fotEtte ua and not send any more poetry 4 jout- nal that an, handle verse ~itl any more delicacy is no' worthy oi muse eHuaons and ~spee lail, suth scfses where qeAy ,s made ,o rhyme ~ith away.
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AN APOLOGY

l..., week tnis,akc vhrh uc gcfS niash derlafe a57l1rrrr. TT ,irr- t,.ti,e, .ts. ~e now Al lls IalIJtaH rt hrft=z-, n M",mlufton. h. 'pun6 Iad} ~r,c poem f"t as n wht'h ae' aue'i the iallow
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

The English may surpass the Anerl- cans m rowing and may sometimes beat them at rife shooting. bu. the American puns,er stands without nval and ad
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

A Kentucky journal makes the follow lng modest sia,emenu We regret ,o announce that the editor of this pape; vas killed yesterday &hi!e monkeyins
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
A SERIOUS MISTAKE

to have eNefed Comh@, Between ,he Governor and
 GF.m Nihlis;
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

An article. How to handle money. s going the rounds of the press. The ln- formation $ unnecessary. We all know how ,o handle money. How to ge; Il k what the pubic wants to know.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Visitors are always admitted A; deaf r-.u,e institute ioI- silence glyes consent;
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

A writer says that there will be d tune when every promlnen, man who hved previous to the sixteenth century will be regarded as myth. Ex-president Hayes was fortunately born in the nineteenth
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

There is no use in talking. A political reform IS coming. Look at the northern s,a,ess The thing has narrowed down until i, is impossible for. the republicans 10 beat the democrats ofener than once ID four years.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Daniel Webster was grea; man and the recent discovery that he was the anthor of four poems may no, materially
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Ne have had swccpng victory. Said low movement man ta ihc hat- tender nem"s talS have sarord e7en-=
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

in,ure h,s reputation.
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PASSENGER LISTS

CARLIN, October 10sh.-Lsft here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: David
w. Crowley, Pekin, Ill Mr.. and Mrs. IT. G.
Sanborn, Z. p. Monroe, Mrs. A. H. Gun
ming, Mrs. w. W. Stow. p Koch, H. T.
Platt, L. w. Chaplin. J. F. Schemp, A. J.
Maxey, San Francisco w. Henry, Toronto;
Major Candy, U. S. A; J. c. Sanger, Sgd.
ney; joseph Gill and family, Massachusetts;
Mrs. A. +. Dixon aud son, Boston Mrs. A.
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Bailey. Salt Lake
City; W. NJ. B. ID avis, Robert KELLEY, New
York; E /. Candy, Chicago s. John Pur.
cell, Ireland; J. +. Carne, Galena, Iiaho;
Mrs. Robert Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. P. P.
Cabot, s.. Louie, Nc; Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
Cameron, Miss Mary Casey. Wisconsin
W. G. Strong, U. S. N; G. A. McLsllan,
Newark, N. J.; David II. DGwren, Indiana
d: Aveliil, Idaho: J. Husband, Australia
w. w. Turner, YTeka Il. S. GreenIeaf,
Portland. o.; 40 emi9rant passengers, in
ciu6ing 50 males, to arrive in Sacramento
October 12sh.
NEwHALL, October 10th-Passed here TO-
day, to arrive in San Francisco Tomorrow
w. G. Collans, j. d. Collans, Fresno Mrs.
Caldwell. Tennessee; j. b. Lswry. Santa
Fe, n NJ Mrs. II. l. Mason, San Francis
CO; Mrs. H. Cohn. Miss Hannah Cohn,
Tucson; +. DALI, San Francisco A. Hosg.
Riverside; w. S. Maxwell, Los Angeles;
Wallace Leach, San Diego; J. n. Hoag, Los
Angeles; c. A. Sumner, A. J. Viele. A.
Ztnns, L. A. Tuck, John Laurence, Z. NJ.
Railton, San Francisco; L. E. Rowan, Los
Angeles; S. James, oakland; Jose Roquiez,
MeIquante Rogertine, Santa Cruz; A..
Tucker, f. z. Besuchapp, Texas; W. B.
Ne!son, Oakland; J. HeymanD, T. John,
Tombstone w. W. Wiler, New O.lears NJ.
W. Kennedy, Cotton; John Brodie, River.
side; S. r Dslong, Arizona +. Smith. New
Zealand r. W. Sloan, Pennsylvania Z. C.
Singleton, San Jose Mrs. c. E. n. Stock
top, Elmonte; Bob Wilson, Sonora.
OMAHA. Octahs- Inth Left hera to-day
to arrive in Sacramento October IAN: a.
r. Handy and wife, Iowa City John Currie
and wife, East CsrroIton, n. Y. Mrs. M,
W. Upton and two children, Oakland: Miss
NJ. Q Greeiy, Msrysville; Mrs M. 7.
Leech, Stafford SPRING, Conn; Mrs A.
McDousgh, Bsnicia General Scho6ejd and
family, U. S. A; Mrs. Captain II. n.
Turner, Berkeley; j. I. Bonestell, A. J.
Lewis, Otis Baldwin. DE- E. C. Webb. San
Francisco; Rev. VIM. Holt and family,
Shanghai. China Matte A Bridge, Jack.
sonvills, Fla. Mrs. A. Crabb aud daughter,
California Mrs. Gerard Douglass and chill
dren, Miss Elton, Miss Nj. X Elton, Eng
land; j. G.. knight, Providence, r. l.
Thirty one through emigrants left on last
nights emigrsnt train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento October 18th.
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How 10 Grow Cheerful.

Disease is in a great rnany-perhsps the
majority-of instances the underlying cause
of mental depression. It will almost inva-i-
ably be found, for instance, that hyp,chou-
driacs are dyspeptic. bilious subjects, and all
parsons who have had any experience of such
casss are aware th2s sufferers from diseases
of the kidneys and bladder are especially
subject to fits cf dependency. The sure way
to overcome depression ia to try course Of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, cheering cor
dial, which is peculiarly antagonistic TO the
"blues," as well as to the causes which pro.
duce them. This popular and efficacious cor
receive Of dis7rdered condition Of the sys-
tenn remedies the mesS obstinate cases Of iu-
digestion, biliousness and constipation. over
comes disorders of the urinary organs, parifes
and enriches the blood, and restores vigor t.
the body az well rs elasticity to the mind
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SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.

United States Marshal Drew IL nav;r,
the special United States Deputy Msrsbais
OF Elections for services rendered in $50
and 1880.
Lee Sarm, convicted in the Police Conrt
Monday of battery on one of his country.
men, attempted suicide by hanging in the
cell in which he had been placed He was
cut down and taken into the Receiving
Hospital.
Frank Barrett and John Custer, in the
Donegal House, on Drumm street, Mon.
day night, got into fracas over e remark
made about female acquaintance. Cas-.
ter was knocked down and kicked re.
peatedly, resulting in his having split
ear and badly.cut lower lip, besides nu.
merous bruises about the body.
When Carl Johansen, the sailor who
killed John P. Sanders, was taken to the
city prison reporter asked the prisoner ::
"When you vowed to kill Sanders did you
consider the consequences ?" "Oh, yes :;
l knew that if killed him would have
to hang fer it. l don't care so long as it
was boarding.master. l think that
boarding masters killed my two brothers,
who were also sailors, as l have not heard
from them for eight years" "This is
rather bad business" suggested the re.
porter. 81 don't care l shall die happy.
as the man l killed was boarding mas
ter"
The Supreme Court has affirmed the
judgment of the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz in the case of The People vs.. William
r. Strange, who was indicted for murder
and convicted of marslaughter for the kill
ing of Newton j. Kitchen, at Jacksonville.
on the 2Ssh of September, 1881, motion
for new trial having been denied by the
Judge of the Superior Court. The testi-
mony showed that Strange went to Kitch-
ems house for an immoral purpose during
his absence, and hearing Kitchen coming
home, Strange attempted to escape from
the house. Kitchen intercepted him, and
In the alteration that ensued Strange
fatally shot Kitchen.
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Many farmers still say that it is of NJ
use to bluestone wheat. as it does not pre-
vent smut. This idea is erroneous and
dangerous The true cause is because all
the grains are not touched by the present
process. William Cook, Of our town, has
discovered process by which every grain
may be touched by the bluestone water.
1t is simply this Have a cask of water
in which bluestone is we'll dissolved, with
q faucet; then have wooden trough
made, in which place an auger-worm, like
that belonging to thrashers then with
hand-power turn the auger, and as the
whest flows in the trough, the hluestone
water will meet it from the faucet, and
every kernel of grain is touched. The
whole process is simple, and recommends
itself to the attention of farmers. Dixon
Tribune,
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HOTELS AND REsTAURAE :iFSS
ST, DAvID'S.

A FIRST CLASS LODGING HOUSE, CON-
IA tains 155 rooms: lis Howard street. near
Third, San Francisco This house is especially de-
signed as comfortable home for ladies and gentle
men visiting the city from the interior No dark
rooms. Gas and running water in each ROOM The
floors are covered with body Brussels carpet and all
the furniture is made of solid black walnut. Each
bed has q spring mattress with an additional hair
top mattress, making them the most luxurious and
healthy beds in the world. Ladies wishing to cook
for themselves families allowed the free use of
large public kitchen and dining-room. Servants
keep up fire from A. NJ. to : P. NJ. Hot and cold
baths large psrlor and reading room, containing
Grand Piano-all free to guests Price single
rooms per night, so cents; per week, from 81 up
wards. House open all night
R. HUGHES, Proprietor.
At Market-street Ferry, take Omnibus line
street cars to corner of Third and Howard.
oIMWEtF
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= < IL

For Saie-A fine t,yo-story frame dwelling of 7
rooms, closets and bathroom gas, hot and cold
water. The 1t l. 40Nl6) with stable in rear.
Price, g Geo Terms Of payment very easy.
For sale 80 acr Of besU whesJ ;l:s land
ole niie tom i shipping warehouse. Price, $50
per acre.
For Saie-A neat ore-stery Frame Cottage 4
rooms, all hard flashed large, high basement
Lot 25X9J feet. Price, $3.50, onehalf cash down,
balance on time to suit buyers
For saie-207 acres +; improved, well located
Foothill Farm plenty Of water and timber
Frice, 81, 500 easy terms of payment.
For Sale handsome and well built one
story cottage, four rooms and hall, all hard
finished. The lot Is a 4OX50 corner Price, 81, COO
one half cash down. balance on easy terms
For SaIe-i0 acres, six miles from Sacramento
20 acres are a bearing vineyard. Price, SO, 500.
For sale-Two full ocks (adioiningl, high and
rich land. with orchard aud vineyard and alfalfa
House and barn. The entire property is offered
at very low price. and can be paid for in install
ments.
For sale-l20 acres of improved Foothill Land
running stream Of clear, free water TO ir.
rigste with % acres Of this farm are IS rich and
level as any In the valley
For sale-One block of fine garden land on rivel
front; fine orchard house and barn. Price
For sale $50 acres with improvements; fine
Grain Land about 100 acres now plowed
summer fallow; only IL miles from here well
fenced some oak timber this farm. Price
only S., GOO
All this and lots more CARL STROBEl
will sell you. His office is 321 street.
fy Money Eoans NEGOTIATED and Fire
insurance risks collected by CARL sTH0-
BEL. Your Broker
WI ON Bx TO BoAN
uDl 1ptf
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UTAH.
Two Desperadoes DIspo,ed or.

OGDEN, October 10sh.-Two desperadoes.
known as johnson and Tex, suspected of hav.
ing murdered Chinamau for his money at
American Falls, Idaho. last Sunday night,
we're ordered by the citizsrs to leave Yn on
Monday. They refused. and melee ensued
aud shots were exchanged, during which
johnson was shot three times. The despers.
does ere overpowered, taken to the Oregon
Short Lire Railroad bridge over Snake river,
and hanged. The bodies were cut down three
hours afterwards and buried by the citizens.
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The recent fires in the mountains have
made the feed scarce, and stock-owners in
Shasta and Trinity are complaining of the
scarcity of feed, and will have to sell their
stock to keep them from starving. Pat
Larkin says the Trinity range is almost
ruined by fre,-IShasta Courier.
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HOTEL InMEHsM-

SNoRNER FOURTH AND L STREETS: AGRA
mento-str!c:ly frSt-ciass, on the European plan.
T. D. SERVERS Carriages will take all passengers free
Of charge from Depot to Hotel.
si4ptn TERRY 4 Co. Hsnapers
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

The Last Storm; Considerable Damage
Reported 10 Unprotected Grair-Two
Idaho Desperadoes Hanged by Citizens
Attempted Suicide at Tucson-Ihe Pc
iitical Campaign-sonora Railway Near
ing Comprehensive.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
HEUBeURG & LAGEs,

MOS so, 50 AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO,
~ dealers in Produce and BreNsrs' Supplies, Man
ufactugers Of Malt and all kinds Of Meals Oatmeal,
Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour, Buck
wheat Flour, ETC. New Grain Bags for sale. Agents
or Buckeye Mills Flor-, MArysville. au17lp
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FOR SALE.

- Tnn ACRES OF LAND, LYING FIVE gsSss
Da sOU miles east of Harysville 1000 W.
acres thereof iuc,os-d and under cultivation >s=-
the remainder growing up in young timber good
house, barns, orchards etc. The well has the finest
drinking water in the valley, II not wanted FOR
farming il is CT the best stock ranches in the
county, and will be sold cheap enough TO justify its
use for stock only Possession given September l,
1852 For further information inquire of the Sacra
mento Bank, Sacramento California. iy2S-lm
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aARpwARE. IRON. STEEL. ETC

G. Hermann IL Co.--Msnuiactur rs and I'm
porters. No. 1856 kearny st near Pine. The fnest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: II Belden st.
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"RoUGH ON Rats. Clears out rats, mice.
a=is, reaches, bsdblgs, ants, vermiu, chip
munks. 10 cents.
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CoLDEN's Lisbig's Liquid Beef and Tonic
Invigorator comoiues 8 the elements OF nu'
tritious food. Ask for Colden's, Of druggists.
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They COULD NOT HAVE PAID US
Better Compliment

At the time, doubt they intended this for sur upon
assortment and the VERY CHEAP PRICES at which we were
selling goods and think they had idea of the grand and
sublime compliment they paid At the me we made our COM
ments on this through these columns; and
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Esa,FIey Bros Hardware CO.-Importers OF
Hardware and Agricultural Implements, Sos. sol |,
500, s05, 307 and 800 Market street. San Francisco.
CaroIan, Cory & CO.-Importers Of Hardware,
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works Northwestern Horse Nail Company and
Southington Cutlery Co. Nos. l2G and l22 Front
street, and Nos III and ll9 California street
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HATS,

School Of Civil Engineering. Surveying
Drawing and Asssying "a Post ST. A. Van der Naiieu
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SAN FRANCISCO, October lOsh.-The cor.
ference committees of the Buffers and Duff.
ers Conventions agreed to bring the two Con.
ventions together bodily. The conference
committees are Co select fifty additional
names, and il they cannot agree on that many
the State Central Committee shall appoint
the remainder. The scheme will be presented
TO b tn Conventions tonight, and probably
be adopted.
San Francisco, October 1Oth.-A meetipe
was held tonight by the Dufer Convention,
at which the plan of compromise was pre-
sented which was prepared by the committee
to-dsy. The plan as proposed was Endorsed
by the buffers, with a proyiso that the add.
tionsi fifty delegates to be appointed by the
State Central Committee sho1ld be accepts.
lie to the Convention
The Colored Citizens State Union met here
tonight in Convention. When all the proxie:
ale admitted, the Convention will probably
have go delegates. A permanent organize.
ton was effected, ard the Committee on Plat
form presented its report. A portion favored
an Endorsement CT the Republican State
ticket. ana others objected. A long discus.
sion ensusd on this proposition, pending which
the Convention adj >urne1 until tomorrow
evening.
San FRANCISCO, October 10sh.-The Dem.
ocratic County Convention tonight made the
following nominations for the Board nf Su-
pervisors: John I. sullivan, First Ward
A. J. Rheinbacher, Second John Shirley,
Third; Charles ii. Burton, Fourth J. H
Smith, Fifth; E. 3. Pond. Sixth John d
Griffin, Seventh; +. F. Strother, Eighth
J. Il. Lewis, Ninth; Herman Rankin, Tenth
Tbs Convention adjourned until tomorrow
evening.
SAN RAFAEL, October 10Th The Demo
and nominated the following ticket For the
Assembly, Robert Watt; Sheriff, jaime:
Tunsted County Clerk. G. W. Davis Dis
trict Attorney, II. Wilkins; Treasurer, G.
Cheds Assessor, William Alexander Sur
veyor, III. Austin Coroner, DIR. Jennison
A committee OF four was appointed to confer
with a similar committee from Contra Costa
county, to nominste a candidate for Joint
Senator. The committee will meet in San
Frarcisco next Saturday. Mr.. Watt was the
unanimous choice of the Convention for mem,
Der of Assembly. but not being present, it i:
not known whether he will accept or not.
Elk Lieutenant Governor johnson is SPEAK,
irg to an audience in GoTdon's Opera House
to night.
REDWOOD CRY, October Josh. A. L.
Hart and V. A. Gregg addressed the Repub
licans here tonight.
SHASTA, October 10.h.-A Republican mass
meet at the Court house to night was ad.
dressed by NJ. M. Estee and W. w. Morrow.
This is the opening Of the Republican cam.
psigu at this place.
PETALUMA, October 10Th. - One of the
largest political meetings yet held here is in
progress at the Petaluma Theater, and is be-
ing addressed by Governor Perkins and c.
n. Fox.
NORTH SAN JUAN, October 10sh.-Hons
Calvin Edgerton and w. A. Cheney were an.
nounced to speak here tonight st Republic
can meeting, but the storm compelled post.
ponement.
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CALIFORNIA.
The Political Camnaian

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD. uSIos.J
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Pacific Business College and Telegraphic
Institute-Life Scholarship, for full Business
Course, 500. ". z. Chamberlain, Jr. and 4. 4.
Robinson, Proprietors, No. 800 Post street, oppo.
site Union Square, s. E., Cal. Send Tor Circulars.
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ARIZONA.
Attempted Suicide - General Logan
Shooting fray.


Shooting ARRAY.
Tucson, Osto5er 10 NV. J. Russell at.
tempted suicide st Porter's Hotel this evenir G
by shooting himself through the right side.
The ball passed near the heart, and he is no.
expected to live. Russell Is frosa Harris
tu~g, Pa, where he was connected with the
Adjutant-Generafs department. He arrived
here last night. He writes letter stating
that the czue was that he was broke, and
had no pIospec's Of employment in view.
General John A. Logas arrived this even
leg, and gees TO Sonora tomorrow on railroad
tusire-s.
The Stars Tombstone specisl says: Dick
Foster, Mike Ke2an and Billy Hammersly
bad shooting match to-day over mining
claim in the Huachuca mountains. AL we, e
wounded, but nons seriously.
The Sonora Railway.
Tucson, October 10sh.-The Stars Mexi.
can special says: The Sonora Railway is
completed to within ten miles of the lire,
and is 70 be finished on the 25th instant,
when a grand celebration will take place and
gold spike will be driven.
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WE ARE HERE TO STAY +!

And doing business upon Real Estate which is
noumbered and long have health just long will
tinue to improve our business and sell