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0EE.0N.
Sensation at Portland Arrest for
EsignfDy.


PORTLAND, May 9th.-A. Lawrence, who
eloped with Mics Nellie Sloan, January 10th,
arrived by steamer Columbia this morning at
o'clock, drove to the police headquarters to
learn his wifes address, and then drove to a
residence on College street, near Sixth. He
was met at the door by young lady member
of the household, who refused him admission,
but he forced his way in, and had a short in
terview with his wife 10 the presence of the
latter's mother. He was penitent, promised
reformation, and wanted to reunite with Mrs.
Lawrence, and made an engagement to meet
her at her lawyers Judge Woodwsrdl Office
at 8 o'clock P. NJ. He then left for walk in
the suburbs. In the meantime war
rant for his arrest on charge
of bigamy was issued in Justice
Petrain's Court, and placed in the hands of
Constable Grant The latter went to Wood
wards Office, waited till Lawrence made his
appearance, and arrested him. In default OF
81, 600 bail be was committed to the County
Jail. Lawrence, in an interview, said he had
only S65, and bis object was to effect a re-
Cancellation with his wife. Miss Sloane six
weeks ago left Lawrence at Berne, and has
gone to her uncle's in Bloomington, Ill.
Lswrence's return has created as much ex-
citement in the best circles of society as the
elopement. No doubt be will be prosecuted
for bigamy, and will receive the full penalty
of the law. Divorce proceedings were heard
tbs afternoon before the referee, who recon-
mends that divorce be granted. This, how
ever, was arranged in advance, and Law
rence's return had no connection with it.
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Fires at Chico.

Chico, May 9th.-The fire fiead was abroad
in Chico to-day, and while the wind was
blowing hard from the north, shortly after
o'clock an alarm was sounded, and the direc
tion of the fire indicated that the planning and
feed mill of Hallenbeck was on fire. The FIRE
took all on the premises, occupying nearly en-
entire block. The water works buildings
were on fse several times, but with the aid
of the steamer it was saved. A barn oppo-
site the mill to the east was burned, but the
house adjoining was saved ty the trees sur
rounding it. Just about the time this fire
was got under, another alarm was sent in,
but it appears that the flying embers from
the mill had been carried five blocks and set
fire to dwellings in the lower end of the town,
where five private residences were destroyed
before the fire was got under control, besides
two barns and sheds The total loss on the
whole will not exceed s.. 600, and as far as
can be learned only 1850 Insurance can be
accounted for
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bage, 81 5O@2; Onions, silverskins, 81 75@2
Q 100 Ms; Garlic 4@5c n: Carrots, 81
q owt Turnips. 81 o 100; bunch vegetables,
l5c . doz; parsnips, IF; Bests, 1e; Celery, 55e
4tc y ID Asparagus s!s . b Pie Plant, 2@4c q h.
BRRADsTUFFs-Flour, s5 25 . bbl.; Oatmeal, "a 70
o 100 bs Cornmeal 81 25@2 so Cracked Wheat, s3.
PoULTRY-Live Turkeys, l3@15c Q b. dressed do, Is
@l6c h young BOOSTERS, s5 so . doz; Hens, 90 !;
Broilers, s4G5 90; Ducks, s6@7; Geese. 81 so
q 2 D pair.
DAIRY PRoDUcTs-Butter, fancy dairy, 2S@30c 9
ID; Cheese, 13@l5c California Creamery, zoe;
Factory, lse; Eastern, full cream, 22a23s; East
ern, fats, lie; fresh Eggs 24@25c 9 dozen.
MEATs-Bees, e95c; Mutton, &c; Pork, s@9c;
Veal, 7dsc.
HAY AND GRAIN -oat hay, y ton, s14@16 alfalfa,
y ton, slS@14; bran, . ton, s15; middlings, 800
per ton; barley, whole, 9 cwt, 81 go; barley,
oats, q cwt., sl@2 80; corn, D cwt- 81 10.
MIscELLANEoUs-Seeis-Alf Alfalfa, 16@l7c; limo.
thy, Eastern, 11@12c . n; Oregon, s@
loc; Red 6lov,i, le@lse; Red Top, l2s@lte;
Nuts-English Wanuts, 10tal23c; Almonds, l7@1sc;
Peanuts, 7@11c; Wool. market dull, holding for
higher prices mountain, 124@l6c; tule, l1@lsc;
Talow, 6d7c; Hides, salt. 9ta10c: dry. 1salsc;
New York Hops, 35c; California, 23a2s: for choice
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Sacramento Market.
odCI dIueHtU BIdIk
corrected daily for the RECORD UsIoE.l

lCorrected daily Tor the RECORD ONioH.l
SACRAMENTO May 9th.
FRUITS - Apples, q box Oranges, Cali
fornia, s3@3 so q bx Oranges imported sSa4 y bx
Lemons, Sicily, s7Cds Lemons California, s2 50a
2 box Lines 81 25a1 so . 100; Bananas. s3G4
bunch Pineapples, $500 y dozen; Cocoanuts. s7@s
100.
TABLE, FRUus-Assorted, 2I.b cans q doz, % 50 !;
Peaches. 90 Bartlett Pears, s2 rs Plums 81 rs !;
Backberies, SO; Gooseberries, 60 26; strawber-
Red Currants, s. 25; Cherries, 80 Is.
PIE FRUIs-Assorted, q u cans, o doz, 81 1@2 !;
assorted, gallon cans, a 50; Peaches, 2t-ib cans,
81 IS; Portland Bluebenies, I'D cans, s2 Whor.
fleberries, 81 rs
DRIED FRurTs-Applss, sliced, sa9c y n; do guar
tered, 7a5c; pears, peeled, s@l0c DO, unpeeled, 8
Csc; Plume, pitted, 12qi3c Peaches, 10@l1c; do
peeled, l9@20c; Prunes. German and French, IL 4
l3c Blackberries 20c; Figs, California, 7@3e . n,
Y.sETABLgs-Potatoes, Early Rose, s292 25 q
cwt Nevada Potatoes, s2 25; Sweet, 7;c; Red,
s2 25@2 so; New Potatoes, 4@5c 2 b. Cab
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NEVADA.
Grand Lodge, A. o. u. w.-AccidentaI
ShOOfiu0.

WINNEMUccA, May 9sh.-The Grand Lodge
of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
met here to-day, Grand Master Workman
j. V. McCurdy presiding. The jurisdiction
embraces the State of Nevada and the Terri
tories of Idaho, Montana and Utah, and
every Lodge 10 the jurisdiction is represented
by one or more delegates. The Order has
more than doubled its membership in the last
year, and is in highly fourishing condition.
Two Mexicans, named Huarraha and
Guadalupe, vaqueros, while out riding SUM-
day in Quin River valley, north from Whine.
mucca, stopped to examine q sef.cocking pis-
tol, which the owner did not think Yves
loaded. 1t exploded, the bullet passing
through the fieshy part of Huarraha's thigh,
infiicting painful and not necessarily dan
gerous wound. The wounded man was
brought here-sixty niles-for treatment.
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sonoma Countv Uemocrnts

SANTA Rosa, May 9.h-The Democratic
County Convention of Sonoma met at the
Grand Hotel o.day, Hor. J. K. Luttreu in
the chair. Only one township was not rep
resented. A resolution to bs presented to the
State Central Committee, requesting post
ponement of the State Convention until Au-
gust or September, was passed with single
dissenting vote. Another resolution was
adopted, postponing the further action OF the
committee until May 25sh, then to consider
the time for holding the County Convention.
The feeling against the State Convention
being held in June is very strong among the
Sonoma Daporrats
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Genuine Case of Leprosy.

REDWOOD CITY, May 9sh.-A genuine case
of leprosy created some excitement here yes.
terday. A man who gave his name as Jim
Lenohow, worked his way down from the
mountains on foot, where he has lived among
woodchoppers. He had q hospital certif-
cate from Alameda county with another
name. His appearance was horrible,
most of his face being devoid of skin,
and when he sat down on the train
among gang of Cinnamon they hurriedly
left for another part of the csr.
He speaks Kanaka, sud says ne is o
half breed Chinaman, born 10 Australia.
He is undoubtedly in San Francisco as he
left Redwood City on the $40 train, which
makes but one stop-at San Mateo-until it
reaches the city, and he did not get eff the
train a. San BIatec
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Arrivals OF Chinese.

VICTORIA, May 9sh.-The Chinese passen.
gers from Hongkong are being forwarded to
the mainland as rapidly as possible. The
Canopns, Suez and Euphrates-al steam.
ships-and several sailing ships, are about
due. 1t is said nov that "A, 600 Chinese will
land here before the 1st of August, and that
work on the main lines viii be pushed with
rapidisy and visnr unsurpassed on the Cont.
nent. Fears are expressed lest the Province
should become Mongoiauized.
Four passengers of the Escambia died on
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Increased Number of Deaths - Baptist
ConventJOn-stiIl In Quarantine-Judg.
ments Ordered by Wholesale.

SAN Francisco, May 9sh.-Up to this
evening there were seventeen more deaths re-
ported in the city during the present week,
commencing last Saturday morning, than
during the corresponding period of the week
preceding.
The new Convention of Baptists, composed
of those who seeded from the regular Conven-
tion at Dixon year ago, will hold its first
anniversary at the Fifth Baptist Church,
Twenty second street, commencing tomorrow
evening.
The British steamer Alton Tower is still in
quarantine, by order OF the health author
ities.
To-day Judge Lawler ordered judgment to
be entered for plaintiff in ninety seven suits
brought by the California Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Company against the stock
holders to recover assessments. This Is in
addition to los similar suits, in which judg-
ment was heretofore ordered to be entered in
favor Of plaintiff
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statesmen without knowledge and
PafrIOfs Without PrIncinIes

MARYsvILLE, May 9th.-Judge J. Mem.
Shsfter addressed 1000 people at the
Grangers' picnic at Hook Farm to-day. He
was outspoken on the debris question, taking
the side of the farmers, and declaring that
the present system of hydraulic mining could
measured terms the political corruption in
California. and said that for the last twenty
years the State had been ruled by statesmen
without knowledge and by patriots without
principles.
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The Monterey County Mystery NOT ,
Murder,

SALINAS, May 9th.--The examination of
John Sow, one of the Cinnamon charged with
having been implicated in the murder of
Maggie Morgan, near here, on the 1Gsh of
last month, was concluded before Justice
RoadhoIse here this afternoon and the de-
fendant discharged, not scintilla of proof
being adduced to suhstautiate the charge.
Or. .. S. Trimmer, County Coroner, who
made post msrtem examination of the body
his opinion apoplexy, resulting from the
rupture of blood vessel in the brain, caused
the death CT the girl This is the generally
accepted theory since the excitement over the
affair has cooled down. Next Friday is the
day set for the examination Of All Lee, the
other CfIinaman who was arrested for sup
posed participation in the alleged crime.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT Two-DESsoS, Judge.

TUEsbAY, May 0.h.
DEPARTMENT Two-DESsoH, Judge.
People VS.. Raten-This cause being called defend
ant and his counsel, Elwood Bruner, appeared in
Court, and District Attorney H. l.. Buckley ap-
peared for the people The Court being engaged in
the trial of another criminal case, ordered that the
trial OF this case be postponed until tomorrow at
1OA and that all witnesses in the case be in at
tendance at that time.
The People vs.. All Fong-on trial before jury.
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UeId 10 Ln,wer-Lnud for Settlement.

SAN Francisco, May 9th.-John G. Simp-
son, who shot and wounded John McCabe
some time ago, was held to-day to answer
charge of assault with intent to commit muir
der in the sum of 81, 900.
The Secretary of the California Immigra.
tion Association has been advised by the
land officer, who is at present in San Luis
Obispo county, that there is considerable land
there available for settlement.
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The GARFIELD Monument Association,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 95h.-The Executive
Committee Of the Garfield Monument Asso-
cistion will meet next Monday in this city
for the purpose of examining the submitted
designs for the monument and making
awards. The site for the monument will also
be determined,
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Sensation at POrtIand-ArriyaI of Chinese
at Victoria - Double JoiiificafiOn at
siOckfOn-The Murder Case in Mon.
tercy Comfy - Fires at Chfco-6rand
Lodge A. o. U. W. Changers Picnic
near narysyilIe Adyices from San
FrancIscO-Etc.
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erpositIon 10 Postponemenf.

SAN Francisco, May 9.h.-The Demo-
cratic County Committee met this evening,
and adopted series of resolutions embodying
a protest against the proposed postponement
of the Democratic State Convention from
June 20.h to some time in August.
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A Double JolIidcaiion.

STOCKTON, May 9sh.-Ths Republicans
and Democrats are holding separate cslebra.
tions in honor of the passage of the Chinese
bill. There are bands, bcnfires and speaking
Great enthusiasm prevails.
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ThirfY.EIeht GINS.

PORTLAND, May 9th.-A salute of thirty.
eight guns was fred tonight by the Portland
Light Battery, at the request of the Republi-
can State Central Committee, over the sign
ing of the Chinese bill
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THE FREE CoNeERrs.- There was an i'm.
menss eoneoErss of people at the Capitol
grounds last evening, to attend the inaugural
free instrumental open sir concert of the
season. The music stand was erected on the
second terrace, half way up the walk from
the corner Of Tenth and j. streets. The First
Artillery Band, under direction of leader
Davis, furnished the music, according to the
programme yesterday announced, gave gen.
eral satisfaction and received liberal sp.
plause. There can be no question of the
salts action and pleasure these concerts give
the people. The young gentlemen managing
the affair must have felt fully rewarded
by the attendance of the thousands,
the excellent order preserved and the atteD-
ton and applause given. It was delightful
evening, and the inauguration of the season
could not have been had under more favora-
bic conditions. DR.. Tebetts, as chairman Of
the Committee on Order, was in attendance,
and had the assistance of officers Green and
Frazse, detailed to patrol the grounds during
the concert. These three found no difficulty
in repressing what little noise some of the
more mischeyious boys were disposed tn make
near the music stand, and by which people
who wished to hear would have been pre-
vented. Ii took but few moments to give
the spirited young Americans to understand
that they must moderate their transports
The Committee on Order, with citizens to aid
them, by each one who attends exercising the
right he has to check noise, hilsrity and i'm
proper conduct at these concerts, will by this
means be able to maintain good order at
these concerts. The next concert will be
given by the Hussars' new band.
HUssARs' PIcNIc.-Yesterday morning the
Hussars assembled at their armory, and,
headed by their band, marched to the depot,
from whence they went to Woodland for
picnic. The band numbered seventeen pieces,
and there were thirty-two men in line. The
company and the band, in their new uni
forms, made snowy appearance and at.
tracted much attention. The trip on the
cars was g pleasant one, and made without
an accident. The dancing, games, glass. ball
shooting, etc, were INDUCED in by old and
young, and all voted at the end of the days
sport that they had had a jolly time. The north
wind was rather against the shotgun shooters,
yet the score shows that some gecd shooting
was done. The shooting was at % glass
balls. w. Graf broke % balls, and won the
first ptizs Of 50: j. D. Young, G. D. Hop
per, q. Flohr, w. Verify and F. Nesbert
broke - each. and divided prizes amounting
to S25. L. NJ. Sheplar and d. A. Wyckoff
broke q each, and divided two prizes. VIM
Young broke 20, and took the last prize. The
following is the full score
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BLACK and colored satins remarkably low
from the great Mosgrove bankrupt stock,
placed upon our counters to-day-for sale at
the Red House.
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4 4 Fong-on trial before a Jury.

IMPORTED FoULARD SUITINGs!- A beautiful
fabric for summer wear, 12I cents per yard
(worth 975 cen,sl. in the following colors:
Black, seal brown and bottle green-from
the bankrupt stock of Mosgrove Bro.-now
being sold at the Red House.
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AMERICAN FoULARDs, in black, seal brown
and navy blue, 10 cents q yard. yard wide
worth 25 cents)-now being sold at the Red
House.
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CHICAGO, May 9th.
wHyAr-s1 255 for June.
CoRE-71sc for June.
PoRK-s18 60 bid for June.
LARD-sl1 40 for June.
BAcoN-slO As for RIBS for March, and $40 70 for
short ribs.
Boston, May 9th.
WOOL-There is no change in Wool. The demand
is steady from manufacturers, and holders are
disposed to close up old stocks fast possible
at current rates. Sales Of Ohio and Pennsylvania
heeces have teen made at 4ld43c for and Ak,
and Michigan and Wisconsin feeces at 40td4l5c e
II Desirable feeces very scarce, and good lots
OF Ohio and Michigan are difficult TO find In comb
ing aud delaine eeces there is very little change
Sales of fine delane and fine combing range from
l304Sc . H. Kentucky combing is dull and nom
inal In unwashed fieeces, sales have been made
principally at 25@32c for fine and medium grades
California Wool is quiet at 143930c for fall and
spring Pulled Woods firm at 45td4Sc for choice
Maine and Eastern supers, and 25g i2c for common
and good Australian. Cape and MonteYdeo are
heavy, but sales Of importance have taken place
for the past few days. Carpet Woos have been quiet
LIVERPOOL, May 9th.
wHEAr-Caifornia spot lots are irmer at 1os
to los Id. Cargo lots are AIS for just shipped,
sos for nearly due and sos for of coast.
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HOME DRAMATIC NEWS.

the trip, and the remains are cofined, to be
returned to their native land.
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WAS He DEAD About 8 o'clock last
evening the news was spread rapidly through
the southern portion of the city that we'll
known young man in this community, in a
fl of dependency, had "shuffied off this
mortal coil by taking dose of strychnine
The reporters for the press busted themselves
hunting up the facts concerning the unfortu-
nate young gentleman, ard obtained from
his friends what they could of his past his
tory in order to write suitable obituary.
( The Coroner was notified of the sad occur.
! renee, ard be Immediately went to the
livery stable, had his team hitched to the
dead wagon, and proceeded to the place
where the unfortunate had suicided intend
ing to convey the corpse to the morgue As
they were lifting the body into the deadlock
it was discovered that he was not dead but
dead drunk. Thus was the Coroner robbed
of his fees and the reporter of good item.
THE CHINESE MURDER CAsE.-In the case
of The People VS.. All Tong, for murder. the
evidence was closed at 4:40 P. NJ. yesterday.
G. 7. Jones proposed that the case be sub.
mitted to the jury with the instructions of
the Court and without argument of counsel.
II. L. Buckley would not consent to such an
arrangement, and opened the argument for
the prosecution. at the close of Mr.. Buck
ley's argument Mr.. Jones submitted the case
without argument The Court instructed
the jury and they retired at 6 o'clock. AT
a quarter past they returned with verdict
of not guilty. Tie defendant was ordered
discharged from custody.
LATE ARREsTs.-The following names az
peared on the slate ct II o'clock last night:
Charles Connell, disturbing the peace, by
officer Farrell Andrew Rollo, burglary, by
officers Eldred and Carroll Mike Demond,
battery. by officer Carroll Charles Melstrap,
drunk. by officer Eldred and local Thorp;
John Doe, disturbing the peace, by karcher
and Coffee. locals John Gildea, disturbing
the peace, by officer Coffee, local.
AUCTION SALE-D. J. Simmons & Co..
auctioneers. will sell tomorrow at 1920
o'clock A. M, at No. AIS J street. between
Fourth and Fifth, large consignment OF
dry goods, dress goods, boots and shoes, fancy
goods, clothing, furnishing goods etc. The
above are the contents OF q country store,
and are sent here to be sold, and the sale will
take place without reserve.
INFoRMATIoN WANTED.-Informatio is
desired by Thomas Mosely, of Richey, New
ton county, Mo-, of the whereabouts of Sam
uel Love, who many years since resided
within few miles Of Shasta, California, and
was engaged in selling goods ANY fact rela-
tive 60 him will be gratefully received by the
inquirer.
STRAwBERRIEs.-We take pleasure in in.
forming our patrons tbst the strawberry sea-
son has now opened, and we shall be able to
supply them in any quantities, and as the
friiit nrorl will not last long thew will do well
TO send in orders at once. Longton & May,
Fifth and K streets.
Why is it that Anderson & Hsmm's Low
Rent Store was crowded all this week?
Because they are oferiog special inducements
in each department.
SUMNER HORSE BLANKETS, only % cents.
at the Red House.
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COMMERCIAL.

THE best appetizer out-Rock and Rye
George w. Chesley, sole agent.
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"EcLIPsE" champagne is used in preference
to many imported brands, SO say connoisseurs.
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HANLEY's CRoNK BEER Barrels, kegs and
cases. Finest summer drink out. For bar
and picnic use. Depot, 81 Front street. Sac
ramento.
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SpRINe YEeErABLEs.-We receive AM kinds

SPRING VEGETABLES.-We receive all kinds
of vegetables daily from southern points, and
can give the public great variety, also handle
the stock of several gardeners in this vicini.
ty, brought in fresh every morning. The
FIRST lot Of string beans and summer squash
of this season was received yesterday. Also,
receive and sell on commission all kinds of
garden and orchard produce and poultry.
Country orders promptly filled. d. DeBer-
nardi & Co., 3OS and SO K street.