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SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.

Concerning the storm of yesterday the
Signal Service Officer at this point, Sergeant
Barwick, reports as follows The present
storm touched the Pacific coast on the Mex
lean border, and travelled northeastward,
causing this part Of California to be in the
northwest quadrant of the storm circle and
north Of the storms center. There were q
few showers after midnight Wednesday
night, but they were inappreciable to the
pluviometer or rain-gauge. Between GAO
A NJ. and 7:15 A. NJ. there was shoWer OF
rain that was appreciable to the rain.gauge,
to the amount of oil of an inch; the re-
mainder of the day was mixed with sun.
shiny, cloudy and threatening weather, until
at about 5:25 p NJ, when the upper limits OF
the atmosphere could contain no more moist
ure, and the excess was precipltated IN the
form of heavy rain from 5:25 to 5:f0 P. NJ,
from which time slight rain continued to
fall up to about 6 P. NJ, amountingt to "a OF an
inch, making total Of 80 Of On inch for the
day, and the same amount for the month !;
making total for the season to date OF l6.4l
inches The season Of lS77.7S was ushered
in on the 18th of October 1877. and closed
on the 3Ist Of May, 1878. The first storm OF
the season of 1879 occurred on the 2Ssh OF
September, 1878. and the last storm OF the
same season was on the 2Sth of May. 1873.
The seasons storm of 1890 made itself ap.
preciable to the rain-gauge on the 9th of
October. 1879, and, ENTHUSIASTICALLY speak.
ing, made its last appearance on the 18th OF
Nav. 1880. The first storm OF the season OF
lSS0-S1 did not put in its appearances until
the 23i day Of November, 1880. The same
season gave no rain in May, but in june,
1881. il gave two storms, one on the I'd and
one on the 9TH, amounting to 80 OF an inch
more than had fallen in jane for the last
The season Of 1881 80 made It's appearance
IN the 22i Of September, 1881, and it's last
appesrance for that season occurred on the
oath of May, that is, up to date, with june
vet TO hear from. The total rainfall for the
season. from 1S77-7S to 1ss1-S2, Including the
entire month of May, is as follows: 1878,
| d. Sc inches 187S-79, 1875 inches; 1880.
26. an inches; 1880 81, 26 81 inches lSSl-S2
| TO present date, 16.41 inches. The average
for the past five seasons is %, 43 inches. Our
present season. compared with the average
| Tor the past FIVE years. Ia about 6. 80 inches
behind the average. The total rainfall fol
this storm at the signal stations where rain
| fen is as follows. San Diego, IL Of an inch
| Los Angeles, 10 of an inch Visalta, .35 Of
! an inch San Francisco. only .03 Of an inch
Sacramento, .35 Of an inch; Red Bluff
| 90 Of an inch, and still raining ct the SO;
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P. NJ. observation last night l24sh). The
barometer is still slowly on the rise from San
Diego to Red Bluff, but falling from the
latter point to Olympia; the wind has also,
at last nights observation, retained its
westerly direction that it had at noon, there
by indicating that the storm center is TO east
northeast of US, with good prospect Of clear
ing and cooler weather, with moist southerly
winds for some time ahead yet At this
writing (9:30 P. " it is showing at the
Summit, but the barometer at that point il
rising, being good indication Of cessation
of snowy hostil,ties at that point,
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.

IN BANK.
WEDNESDAY, May "a, 1852.
Court met at 2:30 P. NJ. Present-Morrison, C. j.,
presiiing McKinstry, j.: Mckee, j.; Myrick, j.:
Sharpstein, j.; Martin, Deputy Clerk Finkler.
Bailiff. f RI
7,752-Cooke Va. Pendergast- Ordered that appel
liant have twenty days to file brief and respondent
ten days to reply Cause to b. submitted there
upon. 1aa7
7,2l5-Reed vs. Allison Ordered that the remit.
titur herein be stayed for twenty days.
7,1os-People va. Rich ct al.-In accordance with
stipulation on file, ordered that the submission in
this cause be set aside, and remauded to calendar
and continued.
7,6os-People vs. Rich ct al.--In accordance with
stipulation on file, ordered that the appeal from the
judgment herein be dismissed without costs to
either party, and that the judgment OF the Superior
Court Of Santa Clara county be set aside and vaca-
ted and the said action be dismissed without preju-
dice to the people. r
7,670-People vs. Rich ct al.-In accordance with
stipulation file, ordered that the appeal from the
judgment herein be dismissed without costs to
either party.
Reclamation District No. vs. Goldman-on mo.
ton Of McKune for respondent, and stipulation on
fle ordered that the respective parties hereto have
ten days in which to file brief Cause to be submit
TED tnereupOn. ~ ems sf-
Court adjourned sine die.
DEPARTMENT ONE
Court met pursuant to adjournment. Present
Mckinstry, j., presiding Mckee, j.; Myrick, j.
Martin, Deputy Clerk; Finkler Baiiff.
S,0s6-Beckman VS.. Wilson ct al-Argued BY
Hart for appellant and Freeman for respondent, and
submitted. f-a ls.sst aF
s,205-Hewlett w. Miller-Argned by Pirebaugh
for appellant and Beatty for respondent, and sub
mitted. r.
s,202-Hill ys. Beatty-Argued by Cadwalader for
appellant and johnson for respondent, and submit
ted Az f9 ~
Court adjourned sine die.
DEPARTMENT TWO
Court met pursuant to adjournment Present
Morrison, c. j., presiding Thornton, j.; Sharp.
stein, j.; Post, Deputy Clerk Kewen Bailiff i
S,23l-Wolfing vs.. Ralston-0n stipulation on file
ordered submitted points and authorities on file
s,Si3-Bradford vs.. Dorsey ct al-Same order
s,375-Dean vs.. Walkenhorst = Continued No
appearance. ~ vst psgs ar6
s,2S4-Tranter w. City OF, Sacramento Argued
BY Anderson for respondent and johnson for appel
liant, and submitted.
s,3o5-Dunlap vs.. Standard Con. N. Co. Argued
by Wood for appellant and Hall for respondent, and
submitted.
7,s90-Ferguson W. Nevile-Argued by Cross for
appellant and Searles for respondent and submitted
e,355-visker ct al. vs. Salisbury-On stipulation
and Clerks certificate file, ordered that the an.
peal herein be and the same Is hereby dismissed
S,34s-Barrett vs.. Sms-Argued by White and
Taylor for appellant and Freeman for respondent.
and submitted. gagaS
S,3I4-Beckman vs.. Skaggs-Argued by White for
appellant and Edgerton for respondent, and sub
mitted. "a s-z - =
s,294-Germania B. and L. Assn vs. Wagner
Argued by Dunlap for appellant and Freeman and
Alexander for respondent. and submitted.
Adjourned sine die
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BRITISH ColrNBIA.

The Queens Birthday - Forest Fires
- Spreading.
VICTORIA, May 24th.-The town is filed
with strangers from Puget Sound, who have
come across to join in the celebration Of the
Queens Birthday. k% MgH
The forest fires in New Westminster dis
trict are spreading. A large quantity of val
liable timber has been destroyed, and the FIRE
is within quarter Of a mile of the town.
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OREGON.
4 Terrible Tumble.

PORTLAND May 24th.-Lyrtan Miller, EN-.
ployed in the Oregon City Wooden Mills, fell
with the elevator, which got out of gear,
from the third story, eighty feet, and MI
raculously escaped uninjured.
Three Hundred Dollars fer Shooting His
wIfe's ParamOur-Ihe Bradley Murder
Trial. Ada '-'N'' ~
PORTLAND, May 24th.-Dan Patterson, who
shot John Lyon at Baker City last winter for
improper intimacy with Patterson's wife. was
to-day fined $500. s.54st
The Courtroom was crowded to-day at the
Bradley trial. The principal witness was
Dollie Adams, who told much stronger
story than she did before the Grand Jury
d. d. LAWN testified that Bradley confesse
the crime to him while she was confined in
Jail in San Francisco. Jack Malone turned
States evidence, and the indictment against
him was dismissed. He testified to Sullivan
and Hamilton removing the body, placing it
in a trunk, and to his hauling it to the river,
where it was thrown in.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

ftage Robbed BY Single Highwayman-
Coroner's Inquesfs at San JO.e-Death
OF a Pioneer Brought to Want by
slickens commencement Exercises
Confirmation OF Indians = Overheard
and Drowned-The British Columbia
Forest Fires-BIrthday OF the Queen
Etc.
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Stage Robbery.

REDDING, May 24th.-The overland stage
from Oregon was robbed to-day on the Bass
Hill, about fourteen miles from here, by one
man. He took the express box aud mail.
The loss is not known, Blu. is not thought to
be very large. There were three passenger
on board. one being lady from Jacksonville,
but he did not molest them. Several parties
started out in pursuit of the robber
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SOCIAL AND Personal.

George B. Gordon, Of South Vallejo is in the city.
]. c. NJ Jasper, Of Wheatland, is visiting the
city.
B. stuckenholtz has gone to Blue Canyon for his
health.
Louis Bien returned yesterday from visit to San
Francisco.
Mr. Bass, son Of the Bass ale man, has been
made an English baronet.
c. W. Cross and Niles Searles, of Nevada City,
were in the city yesterday
Victor Hugo is called conceited by person de-
scribed as Sc one OF his friends"
Mrs NJ S. Scott, OF this city is visiting friends at
Truckee, and will be absent about three months.
Mrs H H. Paulk, OF this city. will return this
morning from visit to friends in the Eastern States
Henry Ward Beecher declares that neither
Cavour nor Theirs equaled Gladstone as a states
man.
Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett kept peanut
stand at charity fair in Washington last week and
made lots OF money.
W. W. Storys son Waldo has PARIS and Helen
in bas.relief in the Royal Academy exhibition in
London, which is highly praised by connoisseurs.
These San Francscans are in the city. Mark T.
Hall, Joseph Moore, Samuel Poorman, DR.. T. j. LIE
TcurneauX, Miss Nelson, G. S. Senions, Miss Semi
ons, c. j. Burns, Mrs. n. Lang, II. Mathews S.
Goldstone, W. Grace
Mrs Adams of Davisville; j. B. Marshall and
wife, Reno; H. P. Fowler and Miss Fannie East,
Lincoln Gala Wallace, oroville; W. C. Crossett,
W. r. Walkley, Henry Goesser, Fred L. Wier, New
York, were in the city yesterday.
At the Eldred House William Penter, Mrs. Sims,
H S. Bryant, Latrobe Charles Farr, VIM. Murray,
S. W. Taylor, A. A. Sanders, Sam Vaughn, Sylvester
Taylor, George Hume, Frank Hume, A. Moore, Co.
sumnes; August Taper, Deer Greek; A. Waters,
Rocklin; John Dynan, Plymouth, Charles Jordan,
Placerville; o. L. Lindsay, GAINESVILLE W. R. Gun.
nington, Nicolaus.
These visitors in the city James Renwick,
s. B. Moore, Costumes; VIM. Showers, Deer
Creek; A. B. Warren. Miss Howe, Mrs. Howe,
Plymouth; VIM. Stall, F. N. Maxwell Pleasant
Grove; r. NJ. Turner, Miss Brown. Oakland S.
Best, J. Pendhall, Grass Valley ]. L. Brohuit,
Portland; George eastman, Elk Grove; J. H.
Somners, Michigan Bluff /; Capt U. S. Wilbur, J.
Curtis, Buckeye
At the st ,te House: W. W. Blood D. B. Cate,
J. B. Williams, Oakland; Samuel Best James Pen.
hall, Grass Valley; W. Myers Rocklin W. Grace,
j. Luproil, ]. L. Brobst, San Francisco Geo. Cash.
man, +. ii. Coons. Elk Grove; J. II. Summers,
Michigan Bluff; Captain W. s. Wilbur ]. Curtis,
Buckeye Valley Ralph Miles, Gait; A. B. Warren,
j. W. Cushman, L. Hull, Plymouth; o. V. Norton,
wife and son. Colfsx Mrs. McCartin, You Bet O.
F. York. n. J. Brown, San Jose.
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Serious Accident.

MARTINEZ, May 24th.-This evening, about
z o'clock, Mrs. J. E. Durham and Mrs. Clara
Loucks, while driving out from Walnut creek
to Captain Durham's farm, had their buggy
capsized by the horse shying as they were
going on bridge near Walnut creek, and
both ladies were seriously, if not fatally, in
iured
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Mate of a Ship Drowned.

PoRr TOWNSEND. May 24th.-Henry Por-
ter, second mate of the ship Cora, fell over
board off Protection Island, while the vessel
was towing out from Port Discovery on the
night of the 22d instant A boat was lowered,
but he was drowned before it could reach
him. Portor belonged to Boston, Mass, and
was about AZ years old.
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STOCKTON, May 24tb.-J. L. Sargent, of
the firm of Sargent Brothers, near Wood.
bridge yesterday afternoon was thrown out of
a carriage and sustained the fracture of a leg
near the ankle. Both bones were broken.
He is doing well to-day. @ ~
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AUBURN, May 24th.-This morning the
bedy of Charles 7. Palmer, Jr, aged "a, was
found about mile below town in Auburn
ravine. The Coroner's jury rendered YER
dict to the effect that he fell into the ravine
while intoxicated and was drowned,
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ApyRRT1sxMENT nsnr1on.

Metropolitan Theater-The Curtis troupe.
Lost child-wille Collier
Wanted-Situatfon by man and wife on farm.
Friendship Council, o. c. F., meets tonight.
Valley Council, I. O. C. F., meets to night.
To let-Three unfurnished rooms
Knights Templar-Meet tonight
Picnic Of st. Rose Church-June lst.
Company A, First Artillery Regiment iot
drill, etc.
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RAIN IN MAY.

An Unusual "speII Of weafher"-Thc
Fall General throughout the State
Hay In Danger Of Damage-other Crops
Probably Benented-Ihe Farmers Gen.
orally Pieased-The Crop Outlook.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

wEDszsDAT, May "a, 1889.
DEPARTMENT Two-wILLIANs, Judge.
II. g. Smith, assignee, vs. The Odd Fellows Saw.
ings and Commercial Bsnk-On trial.
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commencement Exercises.

NAPA, May 24th.-The commencement
exercises of the Napa Ladies' Seminary took
place this evening at the Presbyterian
Church. A great many visitors and friends
of the school wers present from different
parts of the State. The graduates are F.
Goe. v. F. Goodwin, Lena jackson, Ella
Crommer. Annie A. Wright, Nellie Phillips,
Hermine Schultz, Edith L. Sharp, Alma
Brickell, Susie T. Smith, Anna L. Perkins,
Mabel Richardson, May E. Stockman.
The graduating exercises of the Napa
Collegiate Institute will take place tomorrow
at the Methodist Church. The graduates of
the regular class are Albert Ross, Luther
Tarton, Clara Sheldon, Ella TallmaD, E. E.
Wingfrey, Nellie Wetmore, Jessie Dresser.
Arthur White, r. f. Piatt.
The closing exercises of Oak Mound School
will take place on Friday evening, May 26th.
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TABLE LNES, LA cents per yard lall pure
fax), ct HAle's great special sale Of A. 7.
Stewart Il Col goods,
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Seven Mexicans Murdered by Drunken

TOMBSTONE, May 24th.-The Epitaph to.
morrow will publish an account of the killing
of seven Mexicans at Igos ranch, on the line
of the Arizona and New Mexico Railroad, in
the southern extremity of Pima county.
This place is within short distance of the
Sonora border. and mescal is smuggled across
tween the American railroad laborers and the
Mexicans. A few evenings ago n number of
Mexicans, with their families, encamped near
Igo's ranch, and the American laborers being
drunk, demand was made on the Mexicans
to give up their women. This was refused,
and shooting and cutting began. When the
smoke of battle cleared off seven Mexicans
were found dead and several wounded. a
number of Americans were also wounded,
and it is expected that three will die.
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Business Advertisements.

Mechanics Store Replenishing.
Pacific Wheel Company. F. Hill, proprietor
Chris. Ehman- at low rates
Bristors sugar coated vegetable pills.
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DIstribution Of Medals.

SAN Francisco, May 24th.-The distribu-
ton of medals to the pupils of the public
schools took place this evening at the Grand
Opera House. The building was crowded to
OVERLOOKING. Both preceding and following
the distribution musical and literary exercises
were held. The medals were presented by
General W. H. l.. Barnes, who made very
neat and appropriate address to the pupils.
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TO-DAY we would direct our customers e
the handsome line Of blesched napkins, st 50
per dozen, at Hale's great special sale.
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TRUcKEE, May 24th.-The four young men
who were arrested for violating the fish and
game laws have been acquitted by the jury.
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ARIZONA.
Furniture Store Burned

Tucson, May 24sh.-About noon to-day
the furniture store of George Goldschmidt
caught FIRE and was entirely consumed. A
portion of the stock was saved. The origin
OF the fire is a mystery. The loss on build
ing and stock is between $25, 900 and $50 600;
fully insured. The adjoining buildings were
damaged about $500.
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PERSONS DESTROYS of buying cheap napkin
will find it to their advantage to examine
those at so cents per dozen, ct Hals's great
special sale.
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tsr.orAL BY TELEGRAPH 70 rH. ssooRD.umos.I
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Coon QUALITY Of dress calico, a cents par
yard, at Hale's great special sale Of a. I.
Stewart & Co.'S goods.
SEE new column advertisement Of Red
House.
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THERE are still few of those bargains in
linen coats for % cents at Red House.
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Z You should bear in mind that this weei
closes the great opportunity of buying cloth
ing, furnishing goods, boots and shoes, hat
and caps ct the great reduction sale OF Rec
HOUSE. 4. = .-.aE.s :.
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You always get the most and the best for
your money at Il. II. Paulk's, Sl4 K street.
Seven pounds choice c. r. coffee for 81
choice roasted G. r. coffee, 20 cents per
pound
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THE attention of cur customers is directed
to the Iioe of fine Barnsley damask, at 90
cents per yard, at Hale's great special sale.
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over the head from pistol in the hands Of
deceased. Soto was very drunk when he
came to town to do the shooting. The de.
Tense will open tomorrow.
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Anniversary Exercises.
SAN MATEo, May 24th.-The sixteenth
anniversary of st. Mathews Hall was held
here to day, and over 800 people were pres.
emit. The graduates were Carlton Robert
Downs, of San Francisco Harry j. Chinn,
of Iowa Hill Lewis Edwin Winchell, of Co.
luss. Colonel H. d. Rsnlett, of the National
Guard of California. was present with num-
Der of his officers, reviewed the cadets and
witnessed the competitive saber drill, etc.
The exercises closed with salute from the
Parrot gun to the graduating class.
Fatal acknowledgements nquests.
SAN JOSE, May 24th.-An inquest was
held yesterday over the remains of Nathan
Gray Gilmore, the boy run over by the cars
Monday. The testimony showed that he had
attempted to jump on the train, missed his
hold and was thrown under the cars. Before
he died be said nobody was to blame but him.
self. The jury's verdict was in accordance
with the testimony, and relieved the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company Of all blame.
An inquest was held this morning on the
body of Elroy Barcuu, q years old, who had
been killed while jumping from wagon about
mile and a half from town, on the Amaden
road. The testimony showed that the team
he was driving. ran away, and ne, in trying
to get ont Of, the wagon, fell heavily on his
head IN the road, the fall causing q heavy
shock and concession Of the brain. from which
he died soon after. The deceased weighed
$50 pounds. The Jury rendered a verdict Of
accidental death. lss
Murder Trial ut San Jose-A Bey Swear.
ing His Fathers Life Away.
| San JOSE May 24th.-In the Soto murder
| case to-day Rafael Soto, 16 years old, son of
| the defendant, was sworn for the prosecution,
and testified that he saw his father shoot
| Male, and that be drove to the saloon of de-
ceased, in May6eld, at his fathers command.
The boy was much affected during the re-
cital, and once had to leave the Courtroom
to compose himself. The defense objected to
his testimony on the ground Of mental inca
pacity, but Judge Belden. after personal
examination, everruled the objection and ad.
United the testimony 81 competent. The
boy said his father had BEEN mad ct Male
| ever since difficulty he had had in Males
saloon, which resulted in his receiving blow
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LOOK at the bargains on the boot and shoe
table of Red House
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The Steamer Strafhairly-MOres Smallpox
on the AltOnower.


Los ANGELES, May Oath. Somerset, the
psramour of Mrs. Thayer, was captured at
Santa Monica by officer Celes tonight, and
$500 of the 1920 given him by the guilty wife
recnyerad
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Los ANGELES, May 24sh.-Last evening
Mrs. Thayer, wife of locomotive engineer.
was arrested at the carr, just as she was about
to elope with fellow named Billy Somerset.
She had drawn her husbands savings 1920
paramount. He escaped with the money.