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Suicide of a D.nciuc Master.

VIsALIA, January 18sh.-About 1880 to-
day the chambermaid of the Palace Hotel
opened the door of room occupied by S. j.
Milington, well-known throughout the
country as dancing master, and saw him ly
ing on the floor wearing simply shirt. She
saw blood, ran and notified G. S. 0. Bannon,
the proprietor. He with others entered the
room, and saw that Millington, from the po-
sition in which he was lying. had stood be-
fore mirror and blown out bis brains with
bulldog pistol that lay at his feet. His shirt
and the floor were covered with blood. It is
not known when the shot was fred as none
heard it. He was last seen about o'clock,
when boy took him some cruel. He was
then sitting undressed on the bed, and said he
was very unwell. The following letter was
found on table in the room:
Ny Dear Friends: am very sorry to put you to
this trouble, but my sorrowful end has necessarily
come. l would like to have Judge Cross, Henry
Becquette and S. Mitchell attend to my matters, l
have some $50 under my pillow, which belongs
mostly to the pupilsS.f they choose to call for it.
The violin does not belong to me, but the and
two bows do belong to me, and all here. When sold
think they will pay my burial expenses My wife
has not the meas to come to attend my burial My
illness has exhausted all. She resides at 6lS FIT
teenth street, Oakland. S. j. WELLINGTON.
At the inquest verdict of suicide was ren.
dered. He came TO Visalia January 1st, and
was teaching good dancing school. He was
in very feeble health, aud in the last stages
of diabetes. His great suHsring and the
hopelessness Of his case was undoubtedly the
cause of his suicide. Money is being freely
subscribed to b,ing his wife to the funeral.
People here were greatly attached to him, as
he had been occasionally teaching here for
twenty years. Deceased was about 60 years
old
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OREGON
ste.ns from Portland.

PORTLAND, January 1sth.--David New
some. of Marion county, well known pioneer
and writer, died suddenly at o'clock to day
at the residence of his son on Howells Prairie,
Marion county, aged 20 years. Outside of
politicians and strictly public men, he was
probably the widest known man in the State.
Frank Ritchie, bridge carpenter, working
on Sandy river. fell this forenoon from a
bridge to the water, distance of sixty feet.
He struck some timbers in his descent, and
broke three ribs and injured his spine, pro-
ducing paralysis His recovery is not ex-
pecsed.
Otto Pinkworth (colored) and Philip Moher,
a civil engineer, formerly in the employ of
the o. 4. and N. Co., dropped dead day
at st. Vincent's Hospital, the former of
aneurism of tae heart, the latter of paralysis
The City Council tonight levied a three
mill tax for dredging the Willamette river.
The amount to be realized is S35. 600.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
WEDNESDAY, January Is, 1882.
DEPARTMENT ONF-CIARK. Judge.


Keber ys. Keber-Dsfault of defendant entered
Natoma Water and Mining Company vs.. Townsend
Case continued for the session.
John Hageley vs.. Christina Hageey--Case submit
ted.
Mary A. Smith vs. John D. Smith-Referee's re.
port filed, and case submitted upon it.
l.. T. Ascherauer vs.. Frank Aschenauer-Case
tried and submitted
J. T. Carey VS.. w. h. acknowledgement in favor
of plaintiff for property in question.
Charles Shear vs. His Creditors-Dscree OF final
discharge in insolvency
Adolph Mauret, native of France upon fling his
declaration Of intentions and the testimony of John
Conran and ]. H. Miller, admitted to citizen
ship.
Anna Shines, a native of Ireland upon filing a
declaration Of intention to become citizen, and
upon the testimony Of j. Ii. Miller and NJ. Fay, was
admitted to citizenship
DEPARTMENT Two-TENPLE Judge
The People vs.. The Gold Run Ditch and Mining
Company-On trial.
Court adjourned
To-DAY's CALENDAR.
H. B. Linnell vs. M. G. Hawley & Co.
Keber vs.. keber.
Durno vs. Durno.
The People vs. The Gold Run Ditch and Mining
Company-On trial.
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Agfz0NA.
AayIces from Tucson.

TUosoS, January 1Ssh.-The Murphy
nine, Of Dos Calares, has been purchased by
B ,ston parties for SIS. 600, and the money
was paid to-day.
The west snd of Pima county is attracting
great interest, a large number Of Important
discoveries having been made near the Gun.
sight mines.
Tnere was a meeting Of the citizens of
Tuceon this afternoon, which resulted in the
organization Of company to construct
railroad from Tucson to Point Lobos, on the
Gulf Of California. The line will pass threueh
several important mining districts in Arizol a
and Sonora.
The star has received tie following:
MAeDALhEA (SouoFa) January l5th.-colonel 4.
E Head came in ON the santa Barbara yester.iaT,
and reports the miue improving the work pro
presses He is rather reticent, but experienced
miner that has been at work in tile Santa Barbara
savs cit is big thing" Most encouraging reports
also o0rne from Colonel Benntts mine st the Piuss
In an interview had with the Project yesterday
he stated that his Instructions from the Government
sfiials wer- 10 ex end 20 AL persons coming in to
aid in developing the country every possible AGILITY
and pr5tt cti1H CO. ssteut with bis duties This
fatty contradicts the slAnferous reports p1t in cir
culaton by des gning and unreliable per ons regard
ing the treatm st oi 70 eguers il this country, and
their insecurity
The raiirrpd track IS id tweniy-one miles north
Of Hervnosio, and grading is camplet d ffty five
miles They pushing the road, and in sixty dai
the cars wi be runi ing TO MssdsleDa.
1t has teen raining steadily fer the last twenty
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
A Stranded Bark.

PoRT TOWNSEND, January 1Sth.-Captain
McAllep, of the steamer Empire, reports
having seen bark ashore at Shoalwater Bay
when he passed, with her sails spread and ev-
identity recently stranded
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An unMllo,esome LocaIItY for Rouchs.

OLYMPIA, January 1Sth.--The reported
murder OF Reynolds yesterday in Seattle has
caused quite an excitement here. and stran-
gers are looked on with suspicion. The citi-
zens are quietly arniug for the purpose OF
self defense, so that if San Francisco roughs
should contemplate visiting this locality they
will find warm reception awaiting them.
1t is thought thai Vigilance Committees will
be organized all along the Sound, to protect
life and property.
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a SOCIAL GLASS OF HUB PUNCH. hot or
GELD, is most welcome accessory of friendly
intercourse. This delightful beverage is
peculiarly acceptable at parties. Uncork it,
and lis ready. Sold by all grocers, wine
merchants and druggists. Richards & Har-
rison, San Francisco. sole agents for the
Pacific coast.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
riled .Januarv 18Th.

C. ]. Zeinwaldt to C. T. Johnson-January II,
1882 for ST. AIS lot of Goddard5 addition to the
town of Florin. containing 90 acres
John D. Smith TO Mary A. Smith-Grant; north
half of lot A. and north half of lot g. in block be
tween L and NJ, Third and Fourth streets, Sacra-
mento city.
George H. Swinertoa to Charles G. Baldwin-For
81. SEQ east half OF lot s. between and G, kley-
enth and Twelfth streets, Sacramento city.
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The Chambsrlln Case at Chico.

CHICO, January 1Sth.-The examination
into thu Chemberliu cattle case was resumed
Yesterday, when tie defense continued to in
troducs testimony. Some eight or nine more
witnesses were brought forward, the evidence
going to show that the cattle alleged to have
been the ones stolen were in the possession of
Chamberlin previous to the date upon which
the Ware cattle were said to have been
stolen. The defense closed this afternoon,
and tomorrow morning the argument will
begin
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NeaIy nf Sam .lose.

SAN JOSE, January 1S:h.-T. M. Healr,
NJ. P, arrived on the evsning train, and was
met at the depot by torchlight procession Of
Land Leaguers and Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans, 800 in number, and escorted TO the
Auzerais House, where short reception was
givep. At o'clock he addressed one of the
largest audiences ever gathered in the Cali
fornia Theater. Mayor Murphy presided.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-19
PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNIoN.l
CALIFORNIA.
The Weather.

GRIpLEY Quite countyl January 1Ssh =
The weather is clear and Geld. but the pros-
pect of the growing crop is very fattefing.
CHICO, January 1S.h.-This morning the
wind changed to the south, and it was mild
and pleasant. After o'clock it suddenly
changed TO the north, aud we had cold,
fierce blizzard, the worst of the season.
SANTA Rosa. January 1sth-A dry, high
wind from the nortL--almost gale-com-
menced at nightfall, ard is increasing in force.
The weather is not so cold as during the last
three days.
SAN DIEGo, January 1Ssh.-People from
the interior arriving today report that the
late storm has no precedent. The snow has
not yet begun TO melt in the mountains. al
though the last four days have heen clear,
with bright sunshine. In the neighborhood
of the Julian mining district, travel has been
interrupted since Thursday of last week, the
snow being from three to seven feet desp In
all the mountain sections. More or less loss
of sheen and stock ia reDorted
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The s;arlposa Conntv vrope,,v.

MERGED, January 18:h.-Albert Bronson,
who was shot yesterday afternoon at the No.
9mine by his father-in-law, was alive at noon
to-day, but no hopes were entertained of his
recovery, and the relatives living at a dis
tance are being summoned to his bedside by
telegraph. No further particulars relative to
the causes leading to the trouble between the
parties have been received, other than that
Bronson had made arrangements to move
with his wife to Arizona. Econtrary to the
wish of his father-ip-law,
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The wounded GirI-aoy Shot.

STOCKTON, january 1S:h.- Mis-. S. A. Gil.
lispie, of this city, aunt of Miss Fleta Gillis
pie, who was shot near Lodi, left the scene Of
the tragedy to-day at noon. The bullet has
not yet been found, but hopes are still enter
tanned OF her recovery.
Eddie Southwprth, about IL years of age
was shot to-day by toy pistol in the hands
of a young companion. The bullet-of the
smallest size, % caliber- passed through the
cheek bone on the right side of the nose. It
is not considered fatal wound.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-19
Railroad Bonds sold.

SANTA Rosa, January 1Ssh.-A telegram
from New York off icially notifies parties hare
of the positive sale of the bonds of the Santa
Rosa and Benicia proiected railroad TO syl-
dicste in Loudon, Paris aud Brussels. Tbs
bonds are for s., 900, 900. payable in twenty
years. with per cent. per annum premium.
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snow.storu,-neaih.

VIRGINIA, January 1Sth.-A heavy snow
storm set in at 4 o'clock this evening.
John L. Moore, pioneer OF the Comstoek
and well known in Californis, died this
morning of pneumonia. after an illness of but
three days. He was interested in many min.
ing enterprises here in early days.
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Railroad Work nj San ,ieno.

SAN DIEGO, January 1Sth.-The work of
construction on the California Southern Rail
road is being vigorously pushed. On Monday
G. 800 feet of track was laid, on Tuesday Z, 7,7O0,
and yesterday 8 800 feet. The track is now
four miles above San Ysadora, on tie Santa
Margarita Ranch.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-19
The Santa Cruz Murder Casc-Story of the
Defendant.

SANTA Cruz, January 1Sth.-The trial Of
w. r.. Strange, for the killing of Newt J.
Kitchen, was resumed in the Superior Court
this morning. Several witnesses were exam
ined, when W. r. Strange, the defendant,
was called and testified: Was born in New
York am 50 years old came to California
in 1854 Grst lived il. Calaveras county :;
lived in Watsonville since 1877; WAS en-
ployed by the wal er company of Watsonville
and at the Mansion House as barkeeper !;
know Kitchen never had any trouble with
him on the night OF the killing | closed the
bar at 1880, and went to Kitchens house
at II o'clock. at Mrs. Kitchens invita-
tion by a note found no one but
Mrs. Kitchen there; she invited me in ;
the door was open for me; about IL oc ock
heard rap at the front door was in bed with
Mrs. Kitchen when | heard the zap;
grabbed my clothes and tried to leave the
house; had only my under and overshirt on !;
l started to go out the back way, hut turned
aed went out the front door, unlocking it !;
when 1 got en- tle steps eutsids n ct Kitch, n,
who commenced beating me over tie head
with revolver, inh.oting severe scalp
wounds, and knocking me on my knees !;
Kitchen said, 81 have you, you s. of q b."
and kept on beating me, when L fired two
shots at him rapidly, I being on my knees on
the stoop and he clutching me by the coat
and beating me over the head begged him
not to kill me like a dog before fired the two
shots; l had the pistol in my pants pocket ;
left my clothes outside of the house after the
shooting and hurried to the Mansion House.
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H.yrsv111E fOl Feb. II. 1881

ND'Tf
1 am very glad to say L have tried Hop
Bitters and never took anything that did me
as much good. I only took two bottles, aud
1 would not take 800 for the good they did
me. 1 recommend them to my patients, and
get the best results from their use.
c.. B. MERCER. NJ. D.
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Saloon RurSlarized.

GRIDLEY Butte county,, January 1Sth.-
Burglars entered the cellar of the Arcade
saloon last night and stole the money bags,
containing 5000. No clue to the parties.
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Ladies' Land League.

MARysvILLE. January 1Ssh.-The Marys-
vile branch of the Ladies Irish National
Land League was organized here this even
log, with forty members.
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LYDIA E. PISkHAM's Vegetable Compound
doubtless ranks first as q curative agent in ali
diseases of the procreative system, 6egeners.
tion of the kidneys. irritation of TIE bladder
urinary caleuIi. etc. Send to Mrs Lydia Z
Pinkharn, No. 2S3 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass, fer pamphlets
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-19
NEVADA.

four hours. This insures an ample supply Of water
the coming season for all purposes.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-19

Twenty yards toweling tcrashl for 81,
at Red House.
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THE rest appstizsr out Rock and Rye.
George W. Cheslev, sole agent.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-19

TAKE NoT.cg Get your dog tags. Pcuad-
master is cut wish his haad-wagon.
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BOYS hesvy kip ooets, two soles; sizs, 2 to
5; 81 90 at Red House
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CARN1vAI Book. free, on application.
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MES's hesvy red flannel shirts and drawer:
81, at Red House.
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MEN's genuine cheviot shirts, with extri
cuff, only 81 at Red HOUSE.
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SECURE a book CT the Carnival.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-19

CARPENTERS APRONS, canvas coats. canvas
pants, overalis-wool or canton flannel hned-
Just received at the Rel House.
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SECURE a book of the Carnival.
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READ the Carnival Book.
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!" WE originate, never initiate" E.S. c.
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DECEASED -0ficisl notice from the State
Department is published that Paatalon Ger
Der died st F1rchheim, Germany. on tho 2oih
Of August last.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-19

FoR SALE.-The entire stock Of groceries,
in whole or in part, with fxtuTes and lease OF
store Of s. Goldman, corner Second and y sts.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-19

Book of the Carniyal. issued by Enrska
Social Club.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-19

IMNrGBAETs. - Thirty-seven immigrants
will arrive from the East this afternoon BY
overland train.
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positively not be received at the door. Pro
cure your tickets at once. Programmes can
be had by applying to S. Lipnan s. Co., E
Lyon & Co, or Gattmann Wilson.
SUDDEN DEATH.-J. Il. DuBose, who re-
sided at Peters Landipg in Yolo county,
died very suddenly yesterday morning. He
was well known in this community, and was
in the city attending to business on Saturday
last in anpsrent good health. TIE particu.
lars concerning his death we have not
learned.
A TERM OF YEARs.-Deputy Sheriff At
wood. of San Joaquin county, passed through
this city Yesterday to the Folsom prison,
having in charge J. w. Campbell, who has
been sentenced to serve term OF tive years
in that institution for the murder IT his
brother-in-law, some two years ago.
NEw LoooMorIvEs.-Two more locono-
tives for the Southern Pacific and New Mex
leo Railroad were completed and turned out
of the railroad shops Tuesday, and made
trial trip TO Rocklin yesterday. They made
the trip in fine style, and were found TO be IL
excellent working order.
SHOT HxsELF.-It will be seen by a dis
patch in another column that S. j. Milling
top, formerly a resident of this city and
known as dancing master, committed SUI
eide, by shooting the top Of his head Of, at
Fisaha yesterday morning.
The WEATHER.-Tbe wind wss in the
south portion of yesterday. and warmer,
with rain appearances; but last evening it
changed back to the north, snd at midnight
was blowing very strong, and was colder
again.
GYMyAsrIC EETERTAINHEHT.- A gymnastic
ENTERTAINMENT and dance viii be given this
evening az Turner Hall by the active men,
bers Of the Sacramento Tusn-Sereia.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-19

PoRr WARDEN Martin was yester-
day aepointed Port Warden Of San Francisco,
vice Joseph Austin, term expired.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Notice.
Ii you have fine or complicated watch or
CLOCK, music box, all automaton singing bird
OF any other delicate and intricate piece
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDW. WILHELM,
ohronometer, watch and clockmaker
Jewelry neatly repaired
=, All work warranted to give perfect ssttsfac.
tfon or positively no charge. o2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-29
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS,

DARTIEs DESIRING PASSAGE TO RAIL
l WAY stations will please procure ticket
st the Jackson House, or at the Fashion stables
and leave orders to be called,
W n SWEENEY \ 90. ms Proprtetor..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-29

A. -. n.
MEETS EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT.
NJ urdsy Of each month, st their hall,
corner CLARK and Edwards streets, at $50
O'Clock. PATRICK STANTON President,
PArRIok HAsNoN. Secretary.
Eureka. July 10. 1850. jy2O-tf
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02
A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat

should be stopped. Neglect frequent re.
suits N an lncurable Lung disease or on
sumption. Browns Bronchial Troches do
not disorder the stomach like cough Swaps
and bsIsams, but act directly on the inian-
ed parts, allaying irritation, give relief IN
Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, and
the Throat Troubles which Singers and
Public Speakers are subject to. For thirty
years Browns Bronchial Troches have been
recommended by physicians, and always
give perfect satisfaction Having been
tested by wide and constant use for nearly
an entire generation, they have attained
well-merued rank among the few staple
remedies Of the age. SoId at % cents n
box everywhere.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02
An Extra Pocket.

Three or -four days ago Detroit
clothier sold n young man u pair of
pants without having to brag up the
goods or lie about what they cost in
New York, and hcincidcnt might never
have been recalled had not the buyer
entered the store again yesterday.
81 bought this pair OF pants of you the
other day. he began,
Eyes, Sir,h
81 am not quite satisfied with 'em."
Whats the troublcPn
'Why, there are two hind pockets"
WellP"
"Well, | always carrymy tobacco box
in my hind pocket. If there is only one
don't lose any time feeling on the
wrong side. Ii there are two Pm never
sure which one the box is in, and have
to let 90 the plow-hondcs with both
hands at once. want the extra one
taken out"
1t is solemn fact that the young man
sat down in dark corner aud waited
three-quarters of an hour for the tailor
to knock the two bind pockets into one.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02
Playing it Fine on a Lone Moumer.

Haven't got few roses growing out
in your back yard, reckon" suggested
seedy man TO the cashier, 81 few lit
tie faded roses, with bit o leaf and
string to tie EN- up with?n
Haven't got any back yard to begin
with, replied the cashier,
mot even little hi. of pink or
blue bell or forget-me-not? sighed
the scedy man, anXiously.
Nothing Of the sort" growled the
cashier Don't keep EN-"
Couldn't you get me dandeion or
bunch of grasp cntreated the seedy
man. just little something to put
on childs grave, A plantain leaf, u
sprig of parsley, just cabbage leaf,
even. | want something green for an
infants tomb. Can't you find me a
little something to decorate my babys
grave?"
Been dead long?' asked the cashier,
wiping his eyes.
Three days sobbed the bereayed.
IF | could only get wisp Of straw or
a bale of hay, to show that had not
entirely forgotten that lone grave
Take this" roared the cashier
tearing the nosegay from his button,
hole
"God bless your calculated the seedy
man; "God bless you and yours! Do
you think it Will keep fresh while walk
to the cemetery? It's only four miles. :"
walk, mani clamored the cashier,
with misty eyes. Walk you must
ride to that lone grave and deposit
your Offering of love Here, take this
dollar, and may the sweetness Of your
grief last long after the poignancy has
been worn on on the grindstoue Of
timeN'
The secdy man thanked him with
streaming checks, but that night he
was frozen out of a jackpot because the
dollar was a counterfeit, and plugged
at that.