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ARIZONA.

Newspaper snspensiOn-Anaifs In sonora.
TOMBSTONE, September 5th.-Ths Daiy
Independent Suspended publication on the Il,
caused by lack OF support.
The Epitaph has information from Sonora
that the impending civil crisis is about to
explode. A state of dread and uncertainty
exists along the So1ora valley. Nearly every
gunshop in Sonora has been cleaned out by
the Mexicans. The Mexicans are fiocking in
by the dozens, buying up all the arms and
munitions of war that can be obtained, and
rushing back again. It is understood that
Governor Ortiz has ordered draft of all
able men in the State to sustain them.
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NEVADA.
from the Contes.-Burning


Withdrawal from the Contes.-Burning
Forests.
RENO (Nev.) September 5th.-Governor
Kinkead has withdrawn from the contest.
The Gazette claims this TO be a triumph for
the people. The rings and bosses have worked
night and day for months to renominate him.
but the opposition sentiment was too strong.
Toe mountains are hidden in smoke from
burning forests.
Nevada Republican State Convention,
RENO, September 5tb.-The Convention
met ct 10 o'clock and the platform was
adopted, which ref. RS to the history of the
party and the death of Garfield; Endorses
President Arthur calls for the enforcement
OF the anti-Chinese laws /; promises to defend
the public school system from sectarian ipfiu-
ences. The railroad plank is:
ResoIUed, That owing to the remote position Of
Nevada from the seaboard, and the entire absence
of navigable waters and competing lines of railroads
to and from the commercial centers, We demand
from Congress such wholesome and effective legisIa
ton as VIII place our people on terms of equality in
respect to transportation charges with communities
specially favored BY railroad monopoes
ifssotred, That We pledge ths Republican party of
Nevada to such course OF enlightened legisia hon
will extend TO railroad and ali other corporations
dong business in this State the same protection and
the same rights before the law as are accorded to
individuals, 10 more and no less.
They call for United States postal ssle-
graph service, for silver coinage to be placed
on the same basis rs gold, fer laws 70 secure
pufihcation Of the jury box, to reduce State
expenses, and for codi6cation of the min;ae
laws.
Foley introduced clause Calling for Con-
stitusional Convention, to reduce the ex-
penses OF the State and prevent railroad dis
EXAMINATIONS.
RENO, September 5.h.-Enoch Strother. of
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DIED..

Sacramento, September Robert H. Small a native
OF Baltimore, 80 years, months and days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence, 1925 Third street, to morrow
Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
San Francisco, September Emma Benoist Ben.
nett, native of California, 80 years.
Friends and aequaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the undertaking rooms of A ]. Yermilya, No. $50
street. between Fifth and Sixth, this forenoon
at 10 o'clock
Sacramento September 5-Adoph G. waither, g
years, 6 months ard 10 days.
Funeral notice hereafter
Todds Valley, Placer county, August 30-Alfred A.
Pond, native OF Massachusetts, 50 years, !
months and "a days.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-" Satanella" matiree this
ef:erner- "oliyette" to night.
Bio ridge repairs
Foresters, Court Capital-Funeral notice
Pioneers and Native Sons picnic notice
Frauen verein at the German Lutheran Church
to-day.
Wanted-A situation in a butcher-shop
Union Lodge, No. IS, F. and A. NJ, tonight
Valley Council, No. @, I. O. c. F., tonight
Democratic County Convention, Thursday, Sep
TENDER 9Th.
Administrators sale
Auction.
By Easton & Eldridge, sale of Government ranch
Business Advertisements.
Mechanics store-Fall and winter opening to-
morrow.
Ackermap's olosing-out sale.
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OREGON.
lee Factory Burned-Premafure Explosion
Of Giant Powder.

lee Factory Burned-Premafure Explosion
Of Giant Powder.
PORTLAND. September 5sh.-The boiler of
j. II. Ksllich's ice works exploded at 3
o'clock this morning. and the factory was
burned. Loss. 81, 900; partially insured.
Archibald Hsmme, railroad employe at
the North Pacific front, while fishing with
giant power yesterday, had both hands blown
off by premature explosion, and sustained
internal injuries which will probably prove
fatal.
Escape OF PrisOne=s-Foreign Exports.
PORTLAND, September 5th.-Mail sdvices
from Yakima, w. T., say: Three prisoners
in the County Jail-Andrew Calvin, Michael
McGregor and Addison kelsing-made their
escape Sunday.
The value of foreign exports from the Co.
lumbia river during August was 81, PA, 210.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Nevada Republican state Convention
Opening Day OF the Chico Fair = A
Father ana Son Observation-Disclosures
Forest Eires-knairs in sOnora-Brew-
cry Euraed az Merced-A "Bad Man
from Bsdie" Raises Breeze at Truckee
An Ice Factory Destroyed by Fire-Eic.
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NEW ART STUDIO.

II II. GAINES, ARTIST, OPT J STREET, SAC
u ramen;o Cal. The Peoples Gallery All
kinds OF pictures made, from brilliant little tin
type to a lrfe-siZe portrait. Good work and re,
sonable prices" Is my motto. Like the merchant
with his cent calico and his 50 silk so have all
prices, from he cheapest and painest finish 70 the
most elegant and artistic. polite invitation is ex
tended to all to visit my Studio, 627 street (over
Dale & Co.'S Store.) au26.islm
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CRACKERS & COMPETITIONS!

" FISHER, NOS. ges AND $40 STREET.
H. Sacramento. has Just taken the Wholesale
Agency OF the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
Of San Francisco CRACKERS sold at lowest San
Francisco prices, with difference in time and freight
in favor Of purchasers. Also, FISHERS CHOICE
CONNECTIONS, at lowest market rates au22-2pern
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ton. which mee.s tomorrow, are arriving
here. The chief contest is for Governor.
Observation-Disclosures Adams will doubtless
BIS nominated, most probably on the 6rst bal.
lot. Cassidy for Congress has no opponent.
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BEAUTIFUL EXP oRIUx - The new clothing
house Of G.. politz. on the southwest corner
of K and Sixth streets, has just baen COM
plsted, and Is q spacious and beautiful en-
posium, rejecting credit upon its eutergrising
proprietor. It is 401S0 feet in dimensions,
finely finished and lighted, and will be opened
in grsud style this "wednesday evening. A
band of music will be in attendance, from to
9 o'clock. All gre invited
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Pleased visitors-Thc Roomer Mur

Pleased visitOrs-The BOOMER Murder
WALLA WALLA, September 5sh.-Our city
has been visited to-day by United States
Commissioner Armstrong and party aad
General Sprsgue. They were taken around
the city and cut to the Kew narrow. gauge
railroad. The strangers expressed themselves
as highly pleased with the country, it being sc
far beyond their expectations.
The murder of Boomer On the Umatills
river is considered as undoubtedly the work
of Indians, as two nights before they attempt.
ed to run off his horse and he fred at them
His death was caused by bullet wounds in the
forehead and through the left eye.
Serious EalI-Distrfct Court.
PoRT TOWNSEND, Septe mber 5th.-A ma
son working on Eisenbach's new stone build.
ing fell from the wall to the ground this af
ternoon, distance of about twenty feet,
breaking one arm and sustaining severe in.
ternal injuries.
The District Court of the Third Judicial
District convened here to-day.
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Texas Lands,

EN0RD KELSEY HAVE ON HAND -,
IL large bodies of CHOICE FARMING and 80
GRAZING LANDS in Taylor county and the adj -
quantity of well selected State school lands and can
afford to sell these lands very reasonable terms
and on twenty years time. Their lands vary in
price from 81 10 to So per acre. according TO loca
tion quality OF land, &c They would respectfully
request all persons making investments in that por-
ton OF Texas to call on them. They already have
gained large share Of California patronage from
the reason for it one can readily imagine NJ
Ford has been resident Of Taylor county for five
or six years, and is thoroughly acquainted with the
county and a | the counties Immediately surround
ing Taylor. F. NJ Kelsey has been a resident of
that county for somewhat year, and has made
the 8 Ill and peculiarities OF Texas study ANY
information desired will be gladly iurnished. Ad
dress FORD q KELSEY, Abilene Taylor county,
Texas. Eull 3plm-'
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THE grand opening of millinery goods for
the fall season will be on Friday and Satur-
day. September Ssh and 9sb, at the Red
Houaa
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Serious EalI-District Court.

A GRAND OPENING Of the new clothing en-
porium of G. POLITE, corner of Sixth and X
streets, will be held this "Wednesday even.
ing. It will be beautifully decorated, full
line of choice fall goods and styles exhibited
and the occasion enlivened by the music of
full brass band. A general invitation is ex
tended to all gentlemen and ladies to call from
z to o'clock
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POTATOES IN BoxEs-We are receiving
daily the largest lot of choice potatoes that
ever came to this market, selected especially
for family use. containing about sixty pounds
to the box. Don't fail to try them. d. De
Bernardo & Co.
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SHOES An unequaled stock Of ladies'
gents and children's shoes. Buyers should
call and examine, at Hale Bros. & Co., Ninth
and K streets.
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TRIPLE PLATED WHITE METAL CASTERS, at
unheard Of prices, at the closing out sale Of
Alderman & Co,
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SINGLE.BREAsrED FRocK SUITS, in dag.
onsls, piques, worsteds, etc. Call and ex.
anime st Hale Bros. & Co., Ninth and k
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TRUNKS, vsiises, shawi-strsps. etc.-spiendid
assortment at low prices, at Hale Bros. & Co.,
Ninth and K.
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DPS. SPISNEY g. Co., of San Francisco-resd
advertisement, and consult him.
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a TERRIBLE FALL Flint glass t6sSsblers,
down to As cents per dozen, at Ackermap's.t
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The Millinery Parlors of the Red House
will be thrown open, with full line of mil
linery goods, on Friday and Saturday, Sep
TENDER Ssh and 9th.
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BORN.

a son.
Austin, Nevada, September 5--wife Of A. A. Flint,
6 son.
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MEMS fine black double breasted Prince
Albert suits-difezent grades-at Hale
Bros. & Co., Ninth and X streets.
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BLANKETS BLANKETS New arriyal-nice
assortment. Hale Bros. & Co., Ninth and K. =
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Try the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George w. Chesley, sole agent.
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DIR. SPrNNET L Co. now at room IL Western
Hotel, Sacramento-see advertisement.
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DIS. SPINNEY & Co.. at Western Hotel,
Sacramento, room II. for few days only
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EDUCATIONAL.
RU S S HOU Sc

Nos. IG09 and lOII street,
DIET. TENTH AND ELEVENTH SACRAMENTO
ID This house has Just been built, and opened
with furniture and everything new and inyi ing
Is centrally located close TO street cars and visitors
to the State Fair will find it most desirable in all
respects. au25-islm
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cAAN0E

Farm OF !! Acres-smalI Dwelling and
Barn. 400 Fruit Trees, acrez in Grapegs 40 acres
under cultivation, balance In timber land; 2
Wagons, Horses, Cow, and ali Farming Tools.
VIII exchange for q small piece in the c1tH
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OWING to cur increasing trade, we are
making large additions TO our splendid assert
ment Of goods, and take great pleasure in
showing visitors through our extensive est.b.
lishment. Hale Bros. & Co.
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ACHANcR FOR THE POOREST Fine crystal
gcblets, only 60 cents per dozen, at Acker.
mans.
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CALIFORNIA.

tspzuM DISPATCHES TO rHs REOoRD.usIos.l
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Baby's Petition.

Baby's Petition.
Life is restless, days are fleeing,
Children bloom, but die 10 teething;
Warning take, all friends and mothers,
Watch the precious girls and brothers;
Read the home life OF Victoria,
Children nine, all had Castaria:
Ne sleep'ess nights, by baby squalling,
Like larks they rise in early morning.
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NJ ADEIE

VISIT the Millinery ParlOrs of the Red
House on Friday and Saturday.
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WE HAVE AsAw.MrIL Fen SAFE.

Capacity, Loco feet per day In good locAtion
everything complete 100 I.,rcs OF timbered land
included with place, being thickly timtbered
country, and tie trees roetly sugar pine. Price.
1900.
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The EVENT of thu week VIII be The opening
this evening Of the new clothing house of G.
Poisz. corner Of Sixth and K streets. The
tesutiful and spacious store-room will bs pro-
fusely decorated, and music will he d;scourssd
by Grass bad Of sevsatssz pisces Al la
dies and gentlemen are invited TO be present. Z.
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DoMEsTIos unequaled, at Hale Bros. & G
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MARTsvILLE, September 5th.-In accord.
ance with the annual custom, the City Coun.
Gil last night levied tax Of two per cent for
levee purposes. The main city levee must
be raised about two feet this year, to keep
pace with filling Of the debris in the Yuba
river. The total city tax is four per cent,
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SECOND WAaD pEMooRATs. - The dele.
gates to the Democratic County Convention
from the Second Ward met at their hall, on
Sixth street, last evening. to consult about
the County Convention and campaign. The
mseting was informal, L. s. Moore presiding.
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The Golden Gate Fair Races.
The Fair at Chico-opening Day.

CHICO, September 5th.-TEis is the opening
dsy of the Fair, and as is usual, the articles
at the Pavilion are not in order to receive
visitors. All the space is spoken for, and by
tomorrow night everything will be in good
shape. A larger amount of stock is on ex.
hibition at the track than for years. The
first race to-day was for purse of $3.50, trot.
ting, three in five, mile heats, for the 2:SO
class. The entries were Winston, Slim Jim
and Carlisle. Winston won in two straight
heats. Time-2:43-2:47. Slim Jim was
distanced in the first heat. Carlisle was
distRncsd In the second heat
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-23

To tho Editor of the Herald.


DALLAS, June %, 1SS2.-When Ham.
mond, the greenback candidate fol
governor, canvassed the state DIN Well.
born met and antagonized him at every turn
When Weaver, the greenoack apostle
spoke at Mineola day before yesterday
Dick Hubbard replied to him at once, and
Killgore and Chiffon, other democratic
aspirants for congress- were present pant.
ing for an opportunity to defend the good
old cause of democracy.
Why is it the crowd of listeners to Iii;
doctrines is turned away by the opponent
OF Mr.. Wellborn without vindcaiion OF
democratic principles in reply to che man
who, after his campaign in Texas of 1880
denounced the country as being klukluxedi
Would the man that is absent ut his post OF
duty have failed to throw himsefin the
breach, or waited for another crowd, when
ne could have spread his eagle unanswered
We think not, and only wish the absent
man had been able to be present and de.
fend his party against the attacks of it,
arch enemy. Dallas democrats don't favor
Mahonizing Texas. PIoK-AxE.
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The Post. Dispatch, Of 81. Louis, rises to
toll "what 1t knows about farming and
the army worm especially. 1t says (:
Local alarms about tho army worm in
this state are not likely to affect the grain
futures The worst damage the army
worm ever inflicted on fall wheat went no
further than stripping the blades 80 as to
make the binding Of the sheaves more diff.
cult. Corn can be guarded against army
worm ravages by plowing a deep furrow
around the field and keeping BOY on
horseback dragging log through the fur.
row. This makes a ditch which becomes
the grave Of all the army worms that at.
tempt TO cross It."
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Mosquitoes and Elephants.

Thick as an elephant skin, no living
creature suffers more from flies, mosaui
toes, leeches, and other vermin than he
The pores are very large, and gadtlies and
mosquitoes, ETC., worm themselves into
the hollow and suck to repletion. Thus
the whole day long they are constantly
throwing up dirt, squirting SALIVA or water
TO get rid OF these pests, to the great an.
great deal when asleep, and have often
seen them resting their heads on an out.
.ched foot when lying down. They are
ygry human-like in many of their WAYS.
lacy get piece Of wood and use Il as a
toothpick. They scratch themselves with
the tip of their pl oboscis, and If they can.
not reach the place with what they take up
branch and use that. Natives say they
plug up bullet holes with clay, but 1 never
Knew Knew an instance Of 1t myself-[London
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The Paralyzed Liar.

The young coIored liar whose propensity
caused his accommodation from the
church of the famous Rev. John Jasper. ui
Richmond, and who apparently became
dumb Immediately after he had asked the
Almighty to paralyze his tongue IL what he
said was not true, has recovered his speech
through the agency of a galvanic battery
applied by two physicians who were de.
termined to ascertain whether or not he
was shamming. He endured the electric
current for several minutes, but severer
shock broke his resolution, and he yelled
at the top Of his voice, "For Gods sake.
doctor, stop shocking dat handle" This
exposure has not shaken the faith of the
Key, Mr. Jasper's parishoners, who now
believe that there have been two miracles
instead of one as firmly Ms they believe
that 1.-THE sun do move."-[New York Tri.
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LANCASTER.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
LANCASTER, TEX, June p, 1sS2.-The Pres.
byterians are making powerful effort to
raise the necessary funds to enable them to
erect a new church building in this town.
Quite a number of mite parties have recent
ly been given in aid of the enterprise, and
the members of the Lancaster Brass Band
have nobly done their part in furnishing
music on these interesting occasions. 1t is
a good work in which these prople are en-
gagged. and they cannot fail to succeed 1t
is said they will hold a ,camp-meeting here
some time in the month of August.
1T will be gratifying to the friends of the
Hon. r. S. Guy to know that he Is now
greatly improved in health.
Mr.. Alfred Lawton, one of the most popu-
lar and estimable young men in our COM
munity, is the owner of complete magic
lantern outfit, and on next Saturday night
will give free exhibition to the public
His stock of scenes is well selected, and will
furnish both pleasure and instruction when
displayed on canvass. 1t will be an enjoy
able occasion, and everybody ought to go.
Mrs. Robert Poage, noble Christian
lady, who may be styled the very "salt of
the earth" has recently been absent visit
ing friends in the country, but she returned
10 her home in Lancaster yesterday even
ing.
Mr., W. 7. Nance talks of making a visit
to California in the month of January of
next year. Perhaps if he is elected county
commissioner he may change his mind.
The friends of that talented and indus
trious young lawyer, Charles Il. Clint, are
anxious to see him elected county attorney,
ana will work hard until the day of election
to accomplish that end.
We. expect largeAcrowd at the primary
meeting here on next Saturday, but it is
hoped that the people and not the office
seekers will run that little machine.
III. Y p