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members of Congress. &C. The vote for
Stnte officers is as follows:
For Governors
Hugh 8. Thompson G7.l58
j.. Hendrix McLanc l77l9
Thompson's mn njority 49. .430
For Lieutenant Governor:
John G. Sheppard CT 087
Robert u. White l727S
Sheppard's majority 10000
For Secretary Of States
j. N. Lipscomb 64G94
Thomas Baskins 13lo1
Lipscomb's majority 81 500
For Attorney General.
c. Richardson Miles ca G9l
c. Barring Farmer 1910
Mlcs's majority 1851
For Treasurer:
j. p Richardson G4,6GO
W. II. Stanton 1907
hlchards"ns 5 majority 5l,5G3
For Comptroller General:
W. f. Stopey G472l
Simeon Corlcy 1905
Stoncy's majority 5l,626
For Superintendent, Of Education:
Asbury Coward G47l6
l. D. Durham H. 3OsO
Cowards majority 81 ,G36
For Adjutant and Inspector General:
A. NJ. Maniganlt G4.7O6
julius DeJongh l306l
Manigaults majority 5l,645
The total vote counted fnr State officers is
81 877, n little over one third Of tho vote of
the State.
The rotc for Congress is much larger,
aggrcga'i"g in the seven Districts lol 800
votes. In the First District DLble's ma
jority is 2,l09. In the Second District Till
mans majority is 5,oG8. In the Third Dis.
trict Aiken's majority is 1868. In the
Fourth District Evins' minority is 1914.
10 the Fifth District lIemrhips majority il
2O47. In the Sixth District Dnrgan's ma :
inrity il 923. IN The Seventh District
Mackey's majority is a,452 over Lee, culorcd.
Both the candidates in This District are Rudi.
Gals.
Tho majority in fav"r Of the constitutional
amendment rela'ng TO the disqualification OF
electors is 81. 1913. The minority in favor Of
the constitutional amendment relating to the
time Of holding elections is 58,5G2. The
majority against the constitutional amend.
ment relating to new counties is G.323
WALHALLA, S. O., November 81, 1882
MEssRs. EDIroRs: I sec in your last issue n
squib from, J. D. Sanders denying that he eve,
had in his possession the Democratic Congress
sonaI tickets for Center; l do not propose ic
join cpthets with Mr.. Sanders. but will state
the facts connected with the matter and leave the
truth or falsehood Of my assertion with rea-
sonable public.
When the Democratic tickets first came Il
me Mr. Gbson's son and myself. connled Out
and labeled the tickets for each precinct in tho
county, most Of which we're sent out during
court. always put in the box when sent oui
blank returns, blank oaths, instructions and
tickets and sent them 10 MIR. Biemann for poll
lsts. Mr.. Sanders came TO me three times
while was very busy in the court room for
box, &c., I'LL finally went to my office with
him. | suspooned SIr. Sanders to be Green
backer and asked, him If ho would take carc of
our tickets. He said "Certainly." ("bis he
has since admitted TO me.) 1 got the tickets
and put theminto the box. Mr.. Sanders said
they would gel soied. T. then wrapped them
up and he putdhem in hiscoat' pocket and left,
saying that he would get Mr.. W. j. IIix<to carry
tho box,lor him. Iioannot. be. mistaken.
JOE w. sHEIOR
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Notice to druggists and storeheepers: guar.
antee Shriner's Indian Vermifuge to destroy and
expe worms from the human body, where they
exist, If used according 10 tho directions: You
are authorized to sell IT. on the above conditions.
David f. Foutz. Proprietor, Baltimore, Nd. For
sale by g., L. Reid &c Co., Walhalla, 8. c.
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A Lnss PREvgNTED Many lose their
beauty from tho bnir falling or fading.
P"rker's Hair Basam supplies necessary
nourishment. presents falling and grayncss
and is an elegant dressing.
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Governor Colquiit's Inst official act was to
sign papers which will bring $4,000. 900 into
Georgia. They concerned the sale of largo
tract of land to- an English company for
mining purpoees:
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Silver ware! Largo stock at Norman's.
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WAsuINoroN. Nov. 23.-Commissioncr
Loripg, III his annual report, estimates the
yield Of grain in 1882 as follows: Cotu,
1855 100000 bushels; wheat, 4l0,000,0OO
bushels; oats, 470. 100000 bushels barley,
45 600 600 bushels rye, 2O,0OO.O0O
bushels; tuckwhcat, $4,000 900 bushels.
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United States census reports show that
Kentucky has twenty universities and
colleges, seven schools Of medicine, six
theological schools, two law schools, and
ono agricultural and mechunicai cullege,
with several HUNDRED grammar schools,
academies and colleges, each hold;nv a
tigh standard of education With all
these means Of secondary education, her
primary schools urc cnnfesscdy poor.
There are 250 900 l!iterates 10 the State
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JACKSONVILLE. FLA, November % Tho
Right Rev. p F. Crinnon. Gpmnn Catholic
Bishop of Hamilton, Ontario. Canada. dropped
dead here TO day while eating dinner. Cause,
heart disease.
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goss;,.es.,,toysl.a. a. Norman's..
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S9,427 Is

Grand total S8,427 l5
The Commissioners have the following
amounts with which 10 pny these expenses, viz i:
Received from taxes $5,40l 90
Received from fines, licences
&c. 1,06l II
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ALLENTOWN, PESs Nuvem hcr 2G.--Owing
to the depression in the iron trude work has
ceased in The pudding department of the
Allentown Rolling Mill. Two hundred men
ure thus thrown out Of employment.
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Result of the Canvass.

The State Board Of Canvassers have fin
ished counting the votes for State officers,
members of Congress. &c. The vote for
State officers is as follows:
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General News Items.

Black Brocaded Armures, Is cents
GOOD Dark Business FroCk Suits $40
F." Electr1que!-Ih new color for Fall and Winter
wear in hard-fnished Shooda, 85 cents
Union Cashmere Overshirts, s. cents
Ladies Kid, Button Shoes, So Is.
Calico Wrappers 90 cents.
Boys Reversible listers, SIS So
Ladies Coored Border, Linen Handkerchefs IN
cents.
Zinc Packing Trunks, ST.
Misses Pebble Goat, Button Shoes, ST. 60
Mems Fine Sack Suits, in boxes, SCI So
The "Weinstoek"" Unbreakable Corset ST. TO-
Mems Maroon Colored, Soft Hats, ST. 90.
Duck Vests blanket lined) ST. 20
The same in Overalls ST. Is
Plaid Rob Roy Flannes for Chdren's Dresses. II u
cents.
Fine values in Silk-faced Black and Colored Pushes
So.
Black Satin Ottoman, ST. SO per yard =
Black Cashmere Embroidery, Sc cents per ward
Double-faced Pushes for Curtains, etc. IN cents
Boys Calico Waists-our make-25 cents.
Infants Kid or Goat Button Shoes, 90 cents.
Black Satin, 50 cents per yard
Mems Stylish Stiff Hats, in Coors. ST. 20
Mems Glove Kid, Prince Albert Shoes. S.
Toothbrushes, cents.
Boys Knee Pants. with extra patches, 90 cents
Mems Fine Silk Hats
Boys Cheviot Suits, ST.
The CHOICEST MILLINERY, at the most reason
able prices
Ladies Colored Beaver Hats, ~ cents
Ladies and Chlldren's Cloaks just from the East.
Furniture and Lambrequin Fringe, IS cents
Youths Kip Boots, ST. IS.
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mosaic picture frames; Venetian jeweled
picture frames; Veresian isweled card re.
ceiver; Ver ethan gondolas, in miniature. In
he art gallery there are "loans" by Mrs
Croker T the following paintings: 1.-THE
Ment," by Castsgnols, Fiorencs; 1.-THE
Odalisca, +" by Celommi, Naples; "The
Broken Vase" by Costa. Florence fruit
piece. by Costa, Florence; grapes, by Costa,
Florence two Neapolitan heads, By Meucci,
Florence; lone and Nidia, by Maldivelli.
In the Art department there is now much
interest taken. 1t is an exhibition of merit
OF statuary there is here only the contribu-
tons OF Mrs. Croker, noticed as il the small
upper hall. OF oil paintings there ara two
flower pieces by Miss r. Bartholomew; eight
landscapes bv William Keith eleven land.
scapes by Norton Bush, and two animal
pieces by the same; one landscape by Miss
z. Il. Asher; portrait by II. Raschep, and a
Jolly Tine" by the same; four pieces by
l. Z. Lstimer (; three landscapes by Nellie
Hops; California" by A. D. Cooper !;
Alexandrisn scene, by May 1. Biegs !;
i've pieces, flowers. by Mrs. L. Ire.
Ian, and one. Chickens" by the ssrns,
three landscapes by Thomas Hill; two por-
traits by Lussier; Juliet and the Friar,"
nv Iheo. Wores; decorated mirror by Mrs.
lrelan thirty Indian heads by George Cat
In eight paintings from the Croker Art
GALLERY; Landscape by Jules Tayernier four
landscapes by w. F. jackson, and also .'The
Muses. landscape by Silva; marine view
by Denny; three fish pieces by Brookes !;
still life and flowers by E. Bartholomew !;
portrait by A. ID. Cooper; Mary Stuart, :"
~ d. Raschen snow plants by Mrs. VIM.
Beckman flowers by Mrs E. Keith; Seas
c"de Creek, by Nellie Hops; figure piece
by Miss Usher flowers by Miss Polly Barker.
VI the crayon display, there are five by AID
die l.. Hughes and three by c. E. Usher one
India ink by j. A. Stanton and four Others
by the same portrait by w. T. jackson !;
three crayons by Miss L. G. Klppel, three
by Lille B. Gutter; Photographic displays
by >. BoysoD, J. A. Todd. j. R. Hodson
and j. w. Leftwich.
A sampling OF the casaba melon exhibited
by General John Bidwell proves it to be of
very tne flavor. rich in its nutritious quail
ties and fine in flavor. 1t is indeed rich,
luscious and excellent melon.
A bunch of grass and fax brough. from
Rome, Italy, is labeled as curiosity.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


William Singer, Of Marysvilie, is in the city.
E. x. Downer, Of the Mountain Messenger, is in
the city.
Miss Ida Smiley, Of Iowa Hill, is visiting Mrs. W.
R. Toll, Of this city
General Thomas II. Williams and daughter are
visiting Sacramento.
William Chesley and wife, of Benson, Arizona
are stopping in the city.
Charles II. Shinn, Of the editorial stat. OF the
Ereiing Bulletin, is in the city.
Judge Mcfarland returned Yesterday from Nevada
where he has been the past few days.
I W. E. Gerber and wife returned YESTERDAY from
three-weeks' trip to Mendocino county.
Bert Walker, wife and two daughters, are visiting
the city as the guest OF Mrs. c. Ii. stevens.
Mrs. A J. vining. of San Francisco, is visiting
the city, the guest Of Mrs J. B. Pierepont.
Mrs. J. J. Maggie has returned from visit to her
uncle, George II. Morrison, of virginia, New.
The special train bearing the Governor, General of
Canada and his vile, TIE Princess Louise, passed
this city at $40 A. N. yesterday.
Samuel Gamble, Superintendent OF the Cook
Stock Farm Company, in Contra Costa county,
came up from San Francisco Yesterday to attesd
the fair.
Go To THE PEOPLES GALLERY, 627 J street,
II you want good pictures. +. IL. Gaires.-
A SPLENDID assortment of gents white
shirts can be found at Hale Bros.
A HANDSOME variety of co!oTsd shirts can
be found ut Hale Bros.
SEE those fine tats for men and boys az the
Blue House.
WoRsTED MoIREs "A splendid assort-
ment at Hale Bros.
You will please read our new advertisement
in this issue. Hale Bros.
WE HAVE on hand full stock of ladies'
muslin underwear. Hale Bros.
DR.. SPINNTY l. Co. now at room IL Western
Hotel, Sacramento-see advertisement.
The best appetizer out-Rock and Rye,
George w. Chesley, sole agent
ECLIPSE champagne is the wine of the elite
TAKE a look at our clothing--we are offer
ing great values. Hale Bros.
READ our new advertisement in this Issue.
Hale Bros.
MEMS HATS at bottom prices. Hale Bros. =
FoR banquets, ETC., use Eclipsei Extra Dry
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Texas Lands.

LyORD b KELSEY EAyESNoy HAND -.
i large bodies OF CHOICE FARMING and ~
GRAZING LANDS in Tsylor countyNnd the adj -
joining counties in Texas. Tney re&fesent large
quantity OF well selected state school lands. and
afford to sell these lands On very reasosble terms
and on SEVENTY years time. Their lands~yary in
price from 81 10 to q per acre, according tocca-
lion, quality Of land, etc. They would respec.hV "
request all persons making investments In that rr-
tion OF Texas to call on them. They already have
gained large share OF California patronage 6om
Californizns who have visited northwest rsxzx@ Ind
the reason for il che can readily imagine II.
Ford has been . resident OF Taylor county fo Ave
six years. and Is thoroughly acquainted with the
county and . the counties imnediatsly surros3 nd.
iIg Taylor. r. NJ. Kelsey has been q resident !
that county for somewhat yer, and has made
tie sill and pecuiiarities of Texas a study. Any
information desired will be gladly furnished. Nd
Texas su1e SPHINX
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SAN FRANCISCO.

The GFeenback Candidate for Governor
Arrested - Accident 10 Lord Lorne's
Train The Trial OF Wheeler, the
Stranger = Fire In Chinatown enc
Hundred Guns Fired for the Maine
yictOry-Etc.
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FIRST-In its method of trade, which is
SO open that all can see its fairness
There is only one price for each article,
and that is plainly marked upon t-no
more or less is taken No faults are con-
cealed, nor misrepresentation allowed
This system is a protection to every
customer, and does equal justice to ALL
SECOND-In the character and variety of
its goods No better goods in the diff
terent grades can be found anywhere,
while few Establishments in the country
present as great an assortment Our
facilities in buying are such as Houses
with smaller trade cannot possibly
enjoy We deal largely with manufact-
urers, and keep Buyer constantly in
New York
IHIRD-1n our prices, which are the lowest
possible for goods of merit A ready
reason for this is found in the great
quantity of goods we have to buy, and
IN the fact that we sell for CASH only,
and SO have no bad debts to pay
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6OEHs,

bORfa.
Near Elk Grove, September l0-Wife Of Henry P.
Casey, daughter.
Red Hill, September 4-wife Of Nicholas Lorenz, q
daughter.
Emigrant Gap, September 6-Wife OF John Hutchin-
son, daughter.
Bonas September 3-Wife of W. W. wilkins a
daughter.
hicaso, September 2-wife Of H. F. Taft son.
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MARRIED..

Sacramento. September 13-By Rev. I. 8. Dunn at
the Capital Hotel, George ii. Stout, of Riceville,
Tehama county, to Lizzie G. Williams. of Sacra-
mento.
Sacramento, September 12-By Rev. Father Walsh
VIM. oNeill. Of Truckee, to Grace 81. Mayo, of
Sacramento.
San Francisco, September 10-Frauk keyes to Mary
Harrington.
San Francisco, September lie. T. McLaren to
Emma j. Higgins.
San Francisco, September 12-Henry c. Nef to
Nettie NJ. Wyman.
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Iosk At ".


CLosgD.-Oar stores will ciose Wednesday
evening. at 6 o'clock, and reopen st the ssRe
hour on Thrrsdsy evenirg. Ackerman & Co,
629 street,
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JUsT REczIyED.-The very la.es. styles In
stiff and soft hats. Something very ut ut te
ut. Attic Blue House.
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In Again Calling

Attention to the remarkably fine display In the
small upper hall by Henry Fisher, the widely known
manufacturing confectioner Of Sacramento we wish
to invite all visitors to the Pavilion to examine the
rock-candy ship 1t is an art work that has no peer
in that line, and is marvel when the material is
considered. Also, let the candid visitor examine
the splendid display of jar candies, and compare
them with any he chooses, and Fisher may abide the
result, for they are not to be surpassed in purity
solidity, excellence of Make etc. They, like all of
Fishers display, are homemade, the product of Mr.
Fishers extensive mandatory. When we smoke
yesterday OF Mr.. Fisher supplying the trade with all
classes and grades OF c5niectons from the East and
Europe, as may be demanded, it did not mean to
include any foreign goods as being In his Pavilion
display. The trade knows Fishers capacity to sup
ply home products; but he also imports largely to
respond to any call for any class Of goods known to
the legitimate trade. Before closing this note LEI
US call attention to the case of beautiful candies
next the door OF the hail. where is all kinds, from
the planest to the rarest and finest, from the sim.
plsss to the richest Of French candies Visitors
should also examine the case OF fine cake, cut aud
dressed, and note the fact that the miners Cabin
to be seen there, is made entirely Of fine cake.
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DIED.
Sacramento, September 13-Winnifred A., wife OF
Alex. Beatty, Of Eureka, New, a native of Maine
40 years. Maine papers please copyl
Friends and acquantances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the Capitol Hotel tomorrow (FIlay) at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Friends of George B. Beatty and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. &. Barnes are also invited to attend
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DRs. SPrSSEY l. Co.. 1t Western Hotel,
Sacrameuto, room IL. for few days only
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Dairy, Grain and Fruit
RANCHES FOB SALE
SWeetser & AIsip
EHAn EST TS
iNSU RANCE AGENTS,
No. 1Ol5 Fourth street,
BETWEEN j AND X, SACRAMENTO.

Dairy. Fruit or Grain Ranch OF 400 Acres /;
nice Dwelling; good Barn, 40Sll2; Fruit OF all
varieties 40 acres in Alfalfa acres in Red
Clover, which can be increased To 100; one half Of
land is tiable, balance timber and pasture q
good MIX Route in the town OF Plymouth. There
goes with the place 10 head OF Stock, 6 Horses, 8
Wagons. lot Of Hogs, sill Farming Tools, Milk
Route, Dairy Implements, etc. There three
good Carp Ponds on the place Situated II miles
from Plymouth, Amador county. viii be sold at a
bargain.
Dairy or Grain Farm OF 800 Acres. with
good Buildings Of all kinds for Dairy purposes !;
Flows, Harrows, etc; will all produce Alfalfa Z
miles from Sacramento: will give easy terms of
payment; price, $4,000.
Also
yard well timber'd spring of living water on
the place Dwelling and small Barn price, s., 200.
Also
I60 Acres (H0mestead Titleb; Dwelling.
small Barn 600 fruit-bearing Trees Vineyard OF
500 Vines being the key to good Stock Range !;
price, $500. Tools, Stock, Hsrrows, Plows, 80
head of stock Cattle, can be purchased with place
II desired.
I6O Acres Near Auburn. Placer county.
well improved. Has Good Orchard-an varieties
of Trees, Vineyard Small Dwelling, Barn, Farm.
ing Tools, etc. Price, $4,000.
Farm OF I60 Acres near Auburn Good
Building small Orchard, vineyard, ETC.; price
$500.
A Farm OF 40 Acres on Lower stockton
Road. tour miles from Sacramento price 81 900.
Also
A Fine Fruit Ranch OF ICE Acres. near
Sacramento, consisting Of 10 acres in Vineyard,
acres in Strawberries 6 acres in Blackberries, 8
acres in Orchard, with fruit of all varieties 10
Windmis and Pumps, horsepower; good build
ings; well fen ;ed price $40 00G.
SwErTSER & AISlp. sacramento.
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The Trial Of Wheeler.

SAN Francisco. September 13tb.-Long
before 10 o'clock this morning the Courtroom
of Department II. where Wheeler, the
stranger, is being tried, was filed to it's ut.
most capacity with people DESTROYS to hear
the argument of District Attorney Pratt.
Mr.. Pratt delivered powerful address, in
which he especially directed himself to de.
molishing the theory of insanity. He spoke
until II o'clock, when recess was taken
until o'clock, when Judge Farral charged
the jury. Wheeler, for the first time during
the trial, exhibited some interest in the pro-
ceedings, and gave much attention to Pratts
remarks
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Beauty and skin Combined.


Among the amy exhibits at the Pavilion intend.
ed to display at the same time the quality Il article
and OF skilful work combined, none can be found
more meritorious and noteworthy, nor more at.
tractive than the decorative wall paper display of
krebs & Co., whose establishment is located on J
street. near Seventh in this city. The EXHIBIT is in
the northeast corner of the eastern apartment Of
the upper hall of the Pavilion, and not only includes
the finest and choicest specimens Of wall paper any
where to b, tound but these are so placed upon an
unique alcove and fasking walls as to display the
most cultivated taste and consummate skill in this
line OF the present art The representation Of
walls are thrown into panels OF various styles and
forms by use of both borderings and gold beading
Other classes of decorative work of wall and ceiling
are presented, and all with the high degree of
skill The exhibit is the subject of great attraction
and commentator
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A NEW ADVERTISEMENT WILL
aEEp BE FOUND IN THIS COLUMN
EACH DAY. THIS WEEK OUR
STORES WILL REMAIN OPEN
DURING THE EVENINGS.
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Three Advantages.

sy Strangers to the city will find our stores
unequal for convenient and satisfactory buying The
main advantages Of this Establishment can be CLASH
fed as:
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WATER WILL Be SHUT 0FF.-The water
VIII be shut IF this norning at o'clock
feom The Second street main pipe il the alley
between ] and K to I street, and remain of
during the dsv
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GSECOND DISPATCH.l

SAN FRANCISCO, September 13.h.-In the
case of Wheeler, the stranger, after Judge
Ferral charged the Jury, they retired for dc.
liberation. During their absence Wheeler
nervously walked up ald down within circun,-
scribed limits. Those who waited for over
an hour in expectation of verdict surmised
that the jury was undecided as to whether
the prisoner should be hanged or imprisoned
Tor life. About half-past the jury informed
the bailitf that they had agreed. and were
brought into Court. In response to the usual
question, the foreman announced that the jury
found defendant guilty of murder in the first
degree. On hearing the dread announcement,
Wheeler bowed his head and covered his eyes
with bis hands. The Court set the time for
passing the death sentence for Saturday, the
23j instsnt
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Wv GooDs arriving daily .. Hale Bros
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE KxcoRp.usros.l
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|IESEY & Co., of San Francisco-resd
issment. and consult him.
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nALL-woaL Ottoman twills, only % cents re,
et Hale Bros. Ninth and X streets.s
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GREAT rush at the Blue House for the bar
gains in boots sad shoes still continues. The
following goods to close: 200 pair ladies'
cloth and kid. lace shoes, 81; 800 pair ladies'
kid and cloth, button shoes. 81 30; $50 pair
lssies' Ameriekn kid. button shoes, worked
button-hole( SO fine French kid, button
an pes, al pr ladies, 81 so; misses goat
and kid, soes, sizes IL TO 2, 81 90 !;
ladies' a lhsn's plush carpet slippers, 80
cents. Send your order by mail a. cnce.
Arlington, Mills & Morse.