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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-27
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE,

Washington, D.. @, July Of
The naval appropriation bill was taken
up. The question was upon the motion
of Mr.. Cameron, of Pennsylvania, to re-
commit the bill with instructions to
eliminate all general legislation, and
changing the existing laws in regard to
the navy.
Tne debate was interrupted by Mr..
Williams who offered an amendment to
the proposed sundry service bill
asking the attorney. general to
astertain what would be fair and rea-
sonable compensation for services rem.
dered by Charles 81. Reed in defense of
Charles j. Guiteau and to make an al
lowance therefor. not exceeding $1,000.
Referred.
HOUSE.
On motion of Mr.. Davis, of Illinois, the
bill passed fixing the salary of the col.
lector of customs at Chicago at $1,000
per annum.
Mr.. Kasson, from the committee on
ways and means, reported back the bill
recently introduced by Mr.. Dengly ad
justing the duty on imported hay a
twenty per cent ad valorem. Referred *
the committee of the whole.
The committee on ways and meani
authorized this report by party vote
six to four.
The senate bill, amending the copy
right statute, passed.
The floor was then accorded to the
committee on Indian affairs, who called
up the senate bill, granting the right o.
way for railroads and telegraph purposes
to the st. Louis and San Francisco rail
way company through the lands of the
| ChoctaW and Chickasaw nations.
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Sporting.

Saratoga, July 27.-First race, three
quarters of mile. was won by Bonnie
Lizzie; Saunterer, second; Martinique,
third. Time. l:l5.
Second race, one and three.fourths
mile, Boatman won; Frankie B., second.
Time. 3:05H.
Third race-a walk over for Flora.
Fourth race, one -Blenheim, first;
Matte Rapture, second. Time, 1:4laf.
Fifth race, one and one-half mile
Gliddela won; Monogram, second; Tom.
crit, third. Time. 2:36A.
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A Railroad Collision,

Chicago, July 27.-An evening Jour
nails McGregor, La. special says, two
freight trains collided four miles from
here last night on the Milwaukee and st
Paul railroad, in which Fireman Myron
Hibbard and two tramps were killed
The engines are locked together and
most of the cars plunged over . high
trestlework.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-27
SPORTING


Chicago, July 27-Turtle mountain
Indians from Canada have crossed the
line and ordered off white settlers and
refused to pay customs assessed against
them by the Pembina agency. They
claim right to the lands and deny the
legality of the laws levying taxes on
them. Their chief, Little Shells, says:
"We recognize no boundary and shall
pass as we please"
At least seventy five half-breods have
moved over and all are pugnacioue.
Military interference seems necessary.
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Defeated.

Chicago, July 27-A proposition to re-
peal the snti-corner rule on change was
defeated to-day, 1t receiving only lSs
votes, while 593 were cast against it,
The sentiment of the board was never
more dec,dedly expressed on this sub
iect.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-27

The president hos referred the supple.
mental petition, bearing $4,000 sigma.
lures, from the Garfield club of New
York city. asking for the pardon of Ser.
geant Mason. to the secretary Of war
together with several similar petitions.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-27
The Turtle Mountain Indi.
ans Disposed to Kick
Against the Late
Decision.
An Extensive Egyptian Uprising t.
Repel the English
Invaders.
A Border Dakota Town Sends
q Pettigrew Delegation to
the Brule County
Convention.
Egyptian Eccentriclties.


Alexandra, July 27-An official tele-
gram from the rebel government, dated
Cairo. July 26th, says armaments con-
tinue on an extensive scale, volunteers
arriving from upper and lower Egypt.
Some chiefs Of the Bedouins, who, prior
to the bombardment were known as par
tisans Of the khedive, promised fidelity,
and all the best class of Musslemen, in
clading princes and princesses of the
khedive family, now in
Cairo, are aiding the movement. The Ia.
dies have formed q committee for the
preparation of lint. The British have
been defeated in two engagements,
leaving forty killed. The Official Gazette
publishes q letter from Arab Pasha in
which he declares that any person found
in possession of the proclamation DIS
missing Arabi Fasha from the ministry,
circulated by the khedive's emissaries,
will be court martialed. The army will
do its duty and defend
the country to the last extremity, and if
the commercial and political interests of
the powers do not induce them to stay
British invasion terrible struggle must
ensue. Some Italians, Swiss, French and
Germans remain in the public admins
tration, and continue to receive marks of
confidence, Notwithstanding British in
trigues to depopulate Egypt.
Constantinople, July 27-Turkish dele.
gates declared their readiness at the con-
ference yesterday to dispatch Turkish
troops to Egypt at once under the con.
ditions of the identical note. The porte
has no counter proposal, but merely some
wishes as to details. The FIRST detatch.
ment leaves ia few days.
Alexandria, July 27-A tremendous
contiagration broke out in Alexandria al
two o'clock this morning. As seen from
the harbor the fire seems to be larger
than any since the bombardment.
Constantinople, July 27-The sultan
has decided to denounce Arab Pasha as
q traitor. The sultan received Dervish
Pasha on his return from Egypt very
coldlv and complained that he did not
persuade Admiral Seymour to delay the
bombardment.
Alexandria, noon, July 27-Eight hun
dred soldiers are now being landed from
the troopship Oronts, and after their dis
embarkment they will proceed to Port
Said and land the MARINES.
There is great activity in the enemy
lines. Egyptian soldiers disguised q.
Bedouins. carried off ten cases of gur
powder from Fort Munkbefe. near Meks
and emmlssaries from Arab Pasha hav,
been in the mosques at Munkbefe almos
daily. It has therefore been decided t.
occupy the fort near which the patrols o
the enemy are frequently seen. The fir,
here is in the native quarter, and it is be
lieved to have been started by incendiar
les. ...
Alexandria, July 27, !, p. m.-Threat
ening activity within Arabi Pasha's lin
is increasing.
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Brule County Heard From.

bruI6 county HeafU Fr0m.
Chamberlain, d. T., July 27-Chamber.
lain sends nineteen Pettigrew delegates
to the county convention, to be held on
the 18th. Brule county has represen.
tation of three in the congressional con.
vention and the indications are that they
will favor Pettigrew.
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excelsior Book Store Wholesale and Reta

The Oldest Bookstore in the territory.
We continue to offer to our many
patrons all the new and popular works
of the day 1t eastern prices. In this de.
pa.tment may be found everything 10
quired Cn the stationery line) in the
o1Rce, store or school house. Writing
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FROM THE RELIEF ExpEp1r1o,

FROM THE RELIEF EXPEDITION,
London July 27-A letter dated Pas
singer. Fiord, July II, from Sir Allen
Young, commanding the steamer Hope
engaged in the Era search and relief ex.
pedition, states that all the members Of
the expedition are we'll.
SPORTING.
London, July 27-The Singleton stakes
were won by Laureater; Limestone, I'd;
Soctem, 3rd.
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Psnnsxlvapia Ipdepende

Psnnsylvania Independents.
Philadelphis, July H-The indepen-
dent republican committee rejected all
stalwart propositions and are framing .
reply.
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Chicago, July N-Bioomington, iii.
nois special: MANY hogs in eustern Nc
Lean county have been attacked BY
cholera, and large numbers ass dying.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

WALL STREET.
New York. July q.
|. SrocKs--Higher. active.
as. 4Hs1is:44'sNsiiS s1.isx: T. si. o. sis*' ''' sl0l'
:WHEAT-Moderately active. No. 2 red. July.
;1SS@,:isA Aug. $l:lsAGl.AA; Sept. $Ll4a
gl;5; oct. Sl.l5a@$i.16h. No. :, Sl.7G
CoRN.Iess Active. higher; Mixed western
spot. ssh9ss1c; futures. 7sA975hc:
soHSslk; Sept, A@4s '''' w. q aug
aIF, PoaE-M.m, aes; icy $500; old s2l.oo.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. July ".
WHEATsaostesdy. regular, el.oah July; $3.50
spring, sisHGsl .Sh: . NN 'A'--
&c Co9asssI;HigheF, g.; 7sS7shc cash; 1850 Aug; 7eA
0AEs-Firmer, SIC cash; 57X July; sec Aug
81 SrsMRSs. seRs:
BARLEY-S2.
PoRK-Fnmer; s2.Oe cash 10 Sept; 81. 10
Oct.
LaRD.Weak. lover; sl2.so cash, Aug; sl2.s2M
Hog Keceipts- 900; slow, SOLO asked reduc-
ton; No auosable decline yet. sales s7.7Oa
Cattle Receipts-5.oO; dull, exports 7.10@
mon to fair, .5 A Ats7sSs7s; Bu1c6s1.: s.4o@t7 -
| MnwAuKEK.
milwaukee, July q.
WazAr.veEy quist. .'$1.2l Hcash; s1osss Aug.
CoaN.0uiet, TX.
884Essessrone' 841ses' &c.
| BARLEY-LoWer 72c.
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The Weather.

The Weather.
Washington, July 27-The weather in
dications for the upper Mississippi val
ley are: Partly cloudy weather with
local rain, variable winds, mostly wester.
ly, stationary or lower temperature.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-27

Tho Harvest Begun.
Chamberlain Dakota, July N.-Crops
are splendid in this county. The har-
vest has been begun.
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special from Constantinople states
that the porte decided to send troops to
Egypt.
Menno News: Hutchinson county is
given six votes in the coming territorial
convention. Six votes for Hon. Geo. d.
Hand.
There are now at Alexandria two
English, two Austrian, one American,
one German. one Russisu. one Greek,
and three italian men of war.

The khedive has appointed Omar
Lufti. formerly governor Of Alexandria,
minister Of war and marine. The minis.
try ere preparing another proclamation
ordering the people not to obey Arab
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Conversational Nominataon.
Chicago. July 27-A Colona, L.. sp6
cial says: The republicans of the fourth
district yesterday renominated Thomas
Updegraf for congress.
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A New Orxaaisa,,ou

st. Louis, July N.-A gentlemen's
driving club wall be organized here.
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There is 8 good deal Of alarm among the
farmers.

Beer Makevs.
Cincinnati. July N.-Fifty brewers are
here in secret session.
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Probate Notice.
In the Probate Court of the county of Yaukton,
Territory of Dakota.
In the matter of the estate of Martha Louise
Mohl, deceased.
Notice Of application for letters of admins
tration.
ed shbeay Ss uaae
tition praying for letters of administration Of
the estate Of Maj tha Louise Mohl, deceased. and
that Saturday. the fifth day day of August; 1852 At
regular term of this court, to-wit: of the July
term. 1882. at the Probate Court room in the
has has been set for hearing said petition n when and
where any person interested may appear and
show cause why the said petition should not be
Dated Yankton, D. T., July 9th, 1882,
[Seal] L. CONaLETON,
dtauR5 Judge of the Probate Court.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-27

Cast and wrought iron work Of description consisting
Jail and general obbng Plans and estimates furnished
reasonable terms. tY-We will pay the highest market
for old IRON Walnut street. bet 1s and ID Ss Yankton.
FARM MACHINERY REPAIRED.
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The Fourth at Provo.
Provo, UTAH, July 25. 1882.


Editors Herald:
The-e4th passed off here in some
what of the old style intensified.
The celebration commenced at a
very early hour by firing cannon,
muSketry and small arms; at sun
rise, stars and strips were run up on
flag poles on the public and bust
ness places in the city, brass and
martial bands did what they could
to assist in the general noise. The
81 ulia Dean" following on the heels
OF Six black horses, carrying the
brass band At>9 am the process
sion was formed, and was probably
the, best Utah County ever had,
both as to size Eand variety; nearly
all the trades and business houses
were represented, as also the church
organization, from "Utah's best
crop to the presidency of the
stake. After the procession there
was meeting IN the rgroyeA when
the usual exercises were had in
music, speeches, orations, teasts etc.
Among other things it was hot.
] he afternoon was given to athe-
letic sports on the Meeting house
block; prizes were given t. the
winners -
At the Utah County Driving
Park were races, fRoan johnny"
carrying off the purse in the run.
ming, race Dummy ingthe trot-
ting race, and the city marshal car
trying off both purse and men in the
drunken race.
Dancing in the evening closed
the day. w. G. A. SmOot was
marshal Of the day and s. S. Jones
orator. The several bishops and
councillors with, the stake clerk CON
'stituted the committee on arrange
ments.
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Medicine for Woman. InTeatedbY HezaH-
Preuared bV Woman

Medicine for Woman. InTeatedby Hezza-
Prepared BY Woman
The Greatest Aslsai Discovery sinss tie DaEz Of s
e7-Itrevives the dropping spirits, InTigoEAess @He
harmonizes the organic functions, gives elAsaSEy -
hrmness to the step restores the natural lastre g
eye, and plants on the pale cheek OF woman mo L.
roses Of Hfe's spring and early summer slnae.
r. PHYSICIANS Use q and Prescribe q Ffee9' -
Itremoves faintness, hat1Isncy, destroys AL eraEs
for s4iuuuIant and relieves weakness OF the SON
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain 80
and backsehe 4 always permanently cured By rs
Far the eure oR Kidney Complaints OF eitAsE
tkis Compound is uassrPsssed'
IvnIAK PINKHAMss BLOOD. p ~ ~ -
,-fIi ersdica3e every Vestig5 OF 80 - -
IsIooi s1d 1--WE tone and strength % - - 49, -
Ias,1 1yoTaaa or child Insist On having A.
18th the Compound and Blood P1r1ner ARe pEeLiass1-
.t0cs.1d rs Weste-n Avenue, Lynn, AAsA PnoeG
- "a. Six bottles for g Sent By mall In tie hoa
-,-1s or ofIozsnees, on receipt Of prcs, q per h<
S-I.ts,y Hra. Pinkhan freely answers Al Istsa8Sc
t -, Iaelose SCI stamp. 6andfor pamphlsk
,zo,.-,,,v .toBEd be without LYDIA z PTEKHkIK8
TI ~ N ~ They cure oOnsttpation, bilio1aa,
ard tornidity OK she bTer. Is cents per box
%SOld BY aIlDrusgists. %
; - kk@A8@ ~
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sentiments of England, but thought
1t impossible for the Italian govern.
ment to decide upon a course before
knowing the intention of the con-
gress. tftrf
uConstantinople, 26.-It is stated
-tha first detachment of Turkish
troops sent to Egypt viii number
sixteen battaliens, and arrange
mentS are made to send sixty-touT
battalions if necessary.
The governor of Damascus has
been ordered, as precautiOn, to ar
rest several sheiks just arrived from
Egypt.
The Porte denies that there has
been rioting in Smyrna,
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NOTICE.

PERSONS OWNING PROP
u -,v within Salt Like County. Utah
En-, 10 subject TO Territorial SebooI
Ter '1Tg ogybt- Taxes, are hereby notified
sna he County Court Of Salt Lake,
tbs' R .n of Equalization. will meet at
SIS Sonntv Court House in Salt Lake
he T dom Friday the 2lst cay Of July
CiiWy is5nesdsy The 9th dsy of AuguIt.
70 n y 1850, both dsys inclusive, for TIE
a. , ~ Of hearing ard determining al
palPDIsints in regard 10 the assessed Vaine
cS g NV property and appllcstions Tor
o. i.ssa ry or rImission OF ts es OF any
sD a.1e IdIotic, infTm or INDECENT person
n,ss-Loyided for by An Act Of the Leglsls,-
i = Assem- bly, of the Territory o. UtAn
hv ,;,isd Gan Act 70 Provide revenue
e e. he Territory Of Utah, and the fveraI
is965u Mi thereof" approved February = BY
y ~. ISIS, snd acts amer 'oIy or n sio
100 BIZ order o QUIZ:
&c . Clerk.
s.rI,ke City. July 10th, 1852 iylI
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Wool.

The Provo Manufacturing Com
any are prepared to buy the clip Of
" 1oi,, for 1882, and will pay the
highest market prices in cash
THEY WILL ALSO SHIP ON
COMMISSION for those desir-
ing to place their wool or
the eastern market. Growers
viii find it to their advan,
tage to consult us before either
selling or shipping their wool.
Wool sacks and Irvine on hand
and for sale. Also best class OF
sheep shears which can be found
either at j. Cutters, agent, Salt
Lake, or from James Dunn, super
intendent at Provo.
Provo Manufacturing Co.
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tityERaI
my,
ERHAsUEEE,so
July q l"r
dNGoFTBS
Echo and Pc is
y tae dee.E
the Passing
eIfc Rslsgs
3, Utah, =
st Il o'a@
NETT.
SecsetGy'
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! GRADING
IEe Denver g.
Iwsy line ia
be received Of
in. Salt Lake
Profles and
at the Salt
lie Station on
the right to
as may seem
of the CON-
3 Gcss,
3 obstruction.
ISs2. jyp
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WHITE HOUSE.

sB.lW Gum, G Dsrsdel, Arizona; j
Vaae,, D and z G RI; F D Brown, Chi
cage; g Harrison, Il BARKER, Ogden; j
MAekey, Wyo; &C r;1ete, Toosie, Mrs
Pearce, Ogden; r A Robinson, Provo;
J Hatch, Park City; Misses E and S
Walden, Butte; I 81 Barnes, Walker
vile, II T; N K Williams and brother.
.Ohicsgo, f B Howard, Omaha; J W
Matthews, Denver; james Grant, Mill
Greek; F and A Ward, Will Ivey and
wife, II Martin. Tooele; j Dale, New
York; n Taylor, Little Salt Creek; Wm
Forbs, Boston; g Hamlin, Ward, New;
81 Decker, j adams, ] A Booth, Spring,
vile.
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VALLEY. HOUSE.

( CBas Cabrnski, Butte; Thomas Reese,
Coalville; ? Ii bby, C q Tippits,, Cherry
Greek; c @ Tiboitts, Con Aderington,
Silver Reef; II Robson and wife, Rich
mond; s G Disco and wife, Kansas; B D
Melnette, Dubuque, Iowa; S D Curtis,
HSGcrAmento; Chss Osborn, Winona.
Mist; Stephen Ls6d, MiDnehshE FsilE,
Wis; ia Benton, Ogden; A Gibson and
wife, Z fremont, New; T j Morrison, Den
ver2Frank Howard, Oregon; S A Hend-
ricks,i J A Huff. Richmond; John B
Rogers and sod, Bingham; g 3 McKen-
zie, Chicago: v Hender5on and wife,
Ms K J Cspelf; Indiana.
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81 Remember the iplaee OpE dss
.he {" Jrihune" Office
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4 Beautiful Variety OF RkO
GRAlEME CARDS, suitable Tor the
aallrooR. Ct ERAI3 0H2.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
July 26. 1882
Cliff HOUSE.

z Sima, Provo; Andrew Brown, Gar
field. John Cofry, San Francisco; Robt
Fallon, Friaco; Michael Welch, Mrs
Wilcox. DR. David n Falls, Park City;
Ira Wines, Lehi; E n Allison, Coal
vile; A Russell, Tose,e City; JOS Per-
rant, Ward, New. ss ~ ,-t
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WHITE house KoTMa

TAB PRoPRIKToRs FAKR PLRASVE
In announcing 70 the pablo tkAs a.
AaSe ronOdelESd sod rchkfed the &C.
IL DtaiEG k6ons are spacious and tha g
g Eeals will Be served Rizht ahd dAy.
11Ele AeSk8, &GR
R0S LGneAss (AS per Oardl, 50
sesD- and Beard, Sl.EO 70 % per EsE,
SIC y e14 per week.
bA1aS 81 pSg waS
2hs Bar has keen removed 20 che noFta q
As8otsI and four Billiard Tables added 81
Ne OoeOamOo StI0n Of guess, and b ESN
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-08

it was not an act of contempt of the authority
of the court, they should have been discharged.
Did Judge Minroe deny them this defenseF
The cause Of the press-any press-is the
cause of the public, and when judges make
mistakes upon questions that involve the free
dom Of the press, they should be sure and
make them against those who would restrain
its freedom, and not in their favor.
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- = =
COL. TOM OCaILTREE.

A special dispatch from Washington to the
News states that Col. Tom Ochiltree will be
candidate fol congress in the Galveston dis
trict.
Col. Ochiltree will be formidable candi-
date; a native-bom Texan; a confederate with
brilliant record; and reconstructed rebel in
the fullest sense of the term. He will be
able to trump any card played by his demo-
cratic opponent, no matter from what suit
played.
The Galveston district needs constant,
liberal government aid; its numerous har-
bors will require the generosity OF the
government for years to come, and it contains
in its area an immense interest demanding
the protection policy Of the republican party
No democrat, however, liberal or progressive
he may be, will meet the requirements of the
Galveston district.
The election of a republican in that district
will secure deep water at every pass on the
guilt.
It's about time the people were considering
their interests in this congressional representa-
ton, and not the particular interests OF the
regular bourbon tariff.for-revenue-only poll
ticians, who ride into congress on the party
nomination, and remain like so many knots
on stick at the national capital, the state re-
ceiving its national benefits at the hands OF
the republican party.
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CONNECTIONS.

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and towns in Brszon. County.
AT GALVESTON with Mallory Line Steamers for
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Steamers for New Orleans, lndianola, Corpus
Christi, Brownsville, and Vera Cruz, Mexico,
and steamers for all parts OF the world.
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Antonio and all points on that line, with Star
and Crescent Route at Houston for New Or
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Branch) far Giddings, Austin, and all points
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New York, and all points North, East and
West.
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, 1882-06-02
Pacific Coast Items.

JUDGE HILLYEs of Nevada is dead.
The new Masonic Hall at Wood
land was dedicated May II.
On the 18th of May 2,545 Chinese
arrived at Portland, Oregon.
The California Democratic State
Convention will meet June 10.
In the Stockton insane asylum are
III males and 319 females
A planning mill and five dwellings
at Chico were burned May 8.
ABOUT forty passengers leave Kel-
ton for Wood river, l. T., daily.
GEINGHRY has been held to answer
for shooting his daughter at San
Jose.
A Chinaman in q bad stage Of lep-
rosy was found in Redwood city
May 8.
The people of Gridley have organ
Hed for the enforcement of the Sun
uay law.
Simon RATTAN has been found
guilty of murder in the first degree
at Sacramento.
MORE white men are engaged in
mining in Nevada county now than
Tor many years.
f. b. Murdoch, well-known
journalist, died in San Jose May 10,
aged IT years.
A Virginia City man recently sold
MS homestead on the Comstock, for
which he paid $4,000, for $500.
CONSIDERABLE damage has been
done by frosts in portions Of Siski-
you, Napa and Sonoma counties.