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Indian scouts are ordered herc for temporary
duty. and will arrive tomorrow.

Indian scouts are ordered herc for temporary
duty, and will arrive tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, February 25th.--Tifany, ol
the San Carlos Agency. A. T., telegraphs to
the Indian Bureau that the Indians at that
agency are uneasy and excited in connection
with the approaching execution of the three
condemned Indian scouts. fixed for March 1st.
He ssys that the other Indian prisoners are
complaining of the long confinement without
trial, and assert that they surrendered cnder
the pledge of a speedy and fair trial, and of
being furnished good counsel Tiffany earn
estly recommends that the President post
pone the execution of these scouts until tie
case against the other Indian prisoners, ar.
rested for completely in the treachery for
which these scouts were condemned, is de-
cided. He evidently apprehends trouble if
the execution is carried out, and says the in-
habitants in the vicinity all fear trouble with
the Indians unless the execution is postponed.
As the War Department has control of these
condemned scouts and the other prisoners
arrested with them, Tiffany's dispatch was
sent to the Secretary of War, by whom it
will be submitted to the President
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
UNION HOTEL.

GECOND AND K STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
- Cal. Rooms, SO cents and 81 per day. Special
rates by the month. Billiards, choice liquors and
cigars. Hot lunch daily from IL A. NJ. till 2 r. N.
w. o. c'J0EO y BOWERS,
fe1-4p1m Proprietor.
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Rad ManLynehed.

MINERAL PARK, February 23l (via Pres
cott, February 25sbl News has inst reached
the Alta arizona Office of dreadful tragedy
at Hackburry, thirty miles from this town.
J. o. Weldon, desperate character, on the
goth instant, shot and almost instantly killed,
without any provocation, 3 good and peace
able citizen by the name of John Bullock.
The citizens Immediately rushed to the scene
of the shooting and opened fire on Weldon,
which he returned. slightly wounding Indian
Agent Charles Spencer. Tie citizens at
length shot Weldon through the breast, and,
after his pistol was emptied. he surrendered
He was held in custody by Deputy Sheriff
Davis till the night Of the 21st, when a party
Of fifteen men took him out and hanged him
to the beam of a blacksmith shop. Weldon
declared publicly, short time ago, that he
was glad that Guiteau had killed Garfield.
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OREGON.
Warehouse Destroyed by Fire Man
Killed.

PORTLAND, February 10th. - The Ore.
gonian's Corvallis special says: At o'clock
this morning Gre broke out in the NAM
moth warehouse of w. A. Wells, near the
West Side depot, aud the bull ling, with its
contents, between 1900 and $1,000 bushels
of wheat and %, 600 to 80, 600 grain bags, was
totally destroyed. Loss on warehouse, S10,-
600; Insurance, 81 500-S4, ,000 10 the Con-
necsicus and So 800 in the Scottish Union
and National. Part of the wheat was owned
by farmers insured in Imperial and Lon
don, Northern and Queen. George p.
Wrenn, ex-Chief Engineer of the fire de-
partment and highly respected citizen, was
instantly killed by falling timber The
depot was saved by the strenuous efforts of
pany in ties. rails ard outbuiliings, was
$780, The FIRE was of incendiary origin.
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RUBBER AND OH. GOODS.

asayss S KalIoCg-Pioneer Manufacturers OF CaFs
Ann oiled Clothing, Hats, Covers, etc. importers
and Dealers in Rubber Boots and Wooden Goocs
No. 81 California street.
The Gufta Percha and Rubber Manusaci.
urinc Observation-Disclosures CT Rubber Goods
of every description. Pateutees of the celebrated
"Matese Cross Brand" Carroiized Hose. CoTntr
First and Market streets. ]. W. Taylor, Manager.
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For advertisement of VEIN
STOCK & LUBIN, see Second
Page. 1T acill be changed daily.
SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
George A. Davis & Co Manufacturers Agents,
327 and 329 Market street
Frank Bros.-Dealers and General Agents OF the
Walter A. Wood Moving and Reaping Machine
Company, $40 and 32l Market street.
Baker IL HamiItOB-Importers Of Agricultural
Implements and Hardware; Agents OF the Benicia
Agricultural Works, to 10 Front street.
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HALE BROS. & co.
DEP - -, TIED 7

Last week our Eastern Buyer.
Mr.. p. G. HALE. returned to
New York, whence he goes to
make our purchases of SPRING
GOODS. The means at his COM
mand-if not i1limitable-are at
least commensurate with your
requirements; for not only has
he a thorough knowledge of the
Eastern market. but with the
Cash Capital at his command, he
is in a position to purchase to the
very best advantage. For over
forty-fve years our firm has been
known in the New Z Ork market
as Cash Buyers. and this fact.
together with that Of our buying
for five stores on this coast and
one in Michigan. 90 far towards
accounting for our being able to
UNDERSELL OUR COM
1T is matter Of
self-congratulation that HALE
BROS. & 60. during their bust
ness career have had the benefit
of a CASH DISCOUNT upon
every bill of goods purchased by
them.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD.UNIoS'
PACIFIC COAST NEW >.
The MANNED Boy.

MERGED, February 25th.-Little Joe Keel.
ing, the boy who was run over by the cars OF
freight train hsre last night, stood the oper-
alton Of having his legs amputated, and at
this hour has rallied, with a prospect of pull
ing through Both legs were taken off below
the knee. No blame can attach to the rail-
road company or its employees, as they have
uniformly endeavorsd to prevent boys from
jumping on and off the cars of moving trains
"a practice that has prevailed hare to an
alarming extent for years past.
ssabblDg Affair.
WINNFMUocA (Nev J, February 25th-Last
night L. J. Rosenberg, a sporting character,
stabbed and cut w. G. Owens. Deputy County
Recorder, in saloon here. With cut OF the
knife Rosenberg inflicted wound about five
inches long, beginning back of the left ear
and extending along the side of the neck
down to the breast bone. 0Sers refused to
let Rosenberg take hand in a card game,
and this so enrsged him that he sought to
take his life. The wound, though serious, is
not deep enough to be mortal. Rosenberg Is
in Jail awaiting examination.
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PACIFIC COAST.
DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
CALIFORNIA.
The Mesfher.

L
SUMMIT, February 26.h.-It is still snow.
| ing hard, with heavy south wind The ba.
rometer is falling. There are no signs of the
storm breaking.
CHICO, February 26sh-Violent rain and
hail-storm at P. NJ, preceded by small cy-
clone.
STocKToN. February 2Gth.-Rain fell all
night and considerable this morning.
LATHRoP (San Joaquin county, February
26th.-Warm, soaking rain.
MERGED. February 26th. Sixty nine hun
dredths of an inch of rain fell to-day.
LIvERMoRE, February 26th.-Up to noon
to-day 40 of an inch of rain had fallep.
SANTA Rosa, February 26.h.-Rained all
night and up to noon to-day.
San JUAN SOUTH, February 26th.-Rain
fell here at intervals all day.
SAN LUIS OBIspo, February 26th.-Over
one inch of rain during the last "a hours.
Los ANGELES, February 26th.-Since yes
terday LIS inches of rain has fallen.
SAN BERNARDINo, February 26sh.-Warm
rain last night and this morning.
SAN pIEGo, February 26th.-Since7 Z o'clock
last night ~ Of an inch of rain has fallen.
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AntcdiIuvian RemaIns

REDWOOD CRY, February 25th.-Fcssil re.
mains of animals and fish have been found by
hunting party on the ranch of Mrs. Emily
Knot. about ten miles from Redwood City,
on hilltop, nearly 500 feet above the sea
level. A numer of the vertebia and pieces
of the ribs are to be seen in drug store in
Redwood City. In taking the remains out
of the rocks a number were broken. being
yery brittle.
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UTAH.
RndIFS Recovered

Bodies Recovered from Uu der the Snow.
SALT LAKE. February 25th.-The bodies
Of the Taggert family, buried in the Big Cot
tonwood snow slide, were recovered yester-
day. They were found in the cabin in bed,
packed under the snow. There were seven
in all
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The Portland murderers.

PORTLAND, February 26sh.-Carrie Brad
ley, Sullivan and Malone arrived here at
noon, and were driven immediately to the
County Jail. In an interview, Bradley re-
fused to say anything about the crime, except
that she knew nothing at all about Browns
DEATH She maintains the utmost coolness
and nonchalance. She will probably be ar
raigued Tuesday morning, the State Circuit
Court being in session.
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81. Patrick,s Dsy Convention.

SAN Francisco, February 26sh.-At q
meeting of st. Patrick's Convention to-day,
the various committees reported progress.
Resolutions were presented by special COM
mittee ia relation to the case of Daniel Nc
Sweeny, which We're adopted, the report ap-
proved, and copies of the same sent to the
Secretary of State and Pacific coast Con-
gressioual representatives. The Convention
selected J. NJ. Donahus as Grand Marshal j;
orator, Rev. John Kinney poet, Francis j.
Hlaaru
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San Frauci.e, RepubI,caps.

SAN Francisco, February 26sh.-It i;
asserted that an agreement has been arrived
at among a majority of the members of the
Republican County Committee, by which 8
plan to organize District and Ward Clubs
will be adopted at the next meeting, and al
existing Clubs will be disbanded It is prob
able that primaries for delegates TO the STATE
Convention will be held, though several favor
appointing them.
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SAN JOSE, February 26th.-The Baptist
Tabernacle, corner of Second and San Anto-
uio streets, was totally destroyed by fire at
10 o'clock Saturday night. 1t was one of the
largest and finest structures in the city, and
cost upward of SIT. COO. The FIRE was started
by an incer diary in the basement in the rear.
and when the fremen got to work had OBJ
tanned such headway that its destruction was
inevitable. 1t was insured for $40. 600. For
some time the adjacent buildings were in
danger, and had not the wind gone down the
whole block would have been destroyed.
Within the last month two other attempts
ha /e been made to burn this church. and
week ago an effort was made to burn the NJ
T. Cnurcb
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| The reports that Sarah Bernhardt was
about to make her peace with the Theatre
Francois appear to be unfounded, as it is
now stated that she has resolved to pay her
fine of $4,000 to that establishments, that
she may be free to make her Paris rentree
at the Vaudeville next December in new
comedy by Sardou.
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Antf.POiygamy Mass Meeting-The Gov.
ernmenf Defied In the TahernacIe.

SALT LAKE, February 26th.-Ths mass
meeting here tonight under the auspices of
the Women's Anti-P Polygany Society, was
the largest ever held in the Territory. Gov
ernor Murray, Judge Boreman, Rev. Nc
Neece and General Bane delivered a6drt sses.
Erastus Snow, in the Tabernacle to. day,
defed the Government or the forces of earth
or hell to enforce the Edmunds bill.
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Fau of n Warehause.

VALLEJO, February 26th 1.-The underpin.
ming of the Land Improvement Company's
warehouse at North Vallejo, occupied by
Robert Sheeby, gave way to-day. About
800 feet is reported down. The damage can
not be ascertainei tonight.
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TELEGRAPHIc COMMUNICATIONS WITH
LIGHT HOUSES The Lord Mayor of Lon
don recently convened meeting for the
purpose of representing to the British Gov.
ernment the urgent necessity of establish
ing telegraphic communication between
lighthouses on the English coast and the
shore. Rockets and guns are now the only
means of communication, and these often
fail in times of fog and snow.storms. Reso.
lutions setting forth the urgent necessity
for electric communication were adopted,
and will be forwarded by the Lord Mayor
to the Government. 1t is desired that i'm.
mediate practical steps be taken to secure
such communication.
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sbootinp scruuc M Woodland.

WOODLAND, February 26sh.-At 11:30 last
night shooting scrape occurred here. Char
ley BENTLEY, commonly called Grayson, was
shot in the hand by w. II. Smith-both
negroes-on account, it is supposed, of Bent
ley's familiarity with Smiths wife. No se-
rious damage resulted.
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Cause Of n sbinaman's Suicide

OLYMPIA, February 25th-It is thought
that tie Chinsman whose body was found
recently on the flats committed suicide while
temporarily insaLe. He is said to have loaned
another Chinaman $3.50 and failed to get it
back, which caused insanity.
Snew fell this mcrning, followed by coz
tinuous rains storm.
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Hopeful Conditioa OF the Wounded Al
tOruPy.

SAN Francisco, February 26th.-The con.
dition Of d. }. Murphy. who was shot Satur-
day by officer John Moroney, is much i'm.
proved and quite hopeful. Strong hopes of
his ultimate recovery are now entertained.
To-day Murphy was removed from the City
Receiving Hospital to his residence. He was
able, with slight assistance, to walk from the
hospital to the carriage.
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A Young Goose Hunters Mishap.

MARYsvILLE, February 25sh.-A 2.year-
old boy named Thomas Carrigan, while goose
shooting to-day, in Sutter county, with an
old musket, let the gun slip through his hand,
its butt striking the earth with jar that
caused it to discharge. The charge passed
through his right wrist and thumb. 1t is
feared that amputation will be necessary.
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AND Cor THE GIRL-A healthful
moonlight evening is good for building
houses. No money is required, only talk.
Two young lovers discuss the future-after
they are married. They sit down with
their arms entwined around each other,
and say they will build as soon as they are
married and the season has advanced a
little. They will have two.story house,
with an attic. They will have three-story
house, perhaps. 1t shall have this or that
number of rooms. This convenience or
that convenience will make it much more
desirable than any other house. Hundreds
of little points are discussed. The season
advances. The season passes. No house
built. The other fellow builds the house.
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The Train wreckers, Trial.

AUBURN, February 25th.-Rogers. Frazier
and Shinn were examined to-day in the train
wreckers' trial. Their testimony did not
vary greatly from that which they gave at
| the former trial. Frazier and Shinn will en-
desvor to establish an alibi. which will
throw q cloud on Mason's testimony, if they
succoed
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Pacific Business College and Telegraphic
Institute-Iife Scholarship, fo, full Business
Course, s7O). W. E. Chamberlain, Jr., and J. A.
Robirson. Proprietors, No. $50 Post street., eppo-
site Union Square, s. F., Cal. Send for Circulars.
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Fire at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Charged

NEVADA, February 26th.-About l o'clock
this morning fire was discovered in the dry
goods store known as the Important, owned
by d. Auerbach & Co. The fire was discov.
cred in time to prevent much destruction
from the flames, but considerable damage was
done by the water OF the fire company. The
stock of goods contained in the store was in
sured, and it is generally believed that the
fire was set for the purpose of obtaining the
insurance money. The indications certainly
strengthen this belief, and great indignation
is universally expressed by our citizens.
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The Sand Lot and the Proposed Mass
Meeting.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 26th.-At the
regular meeting at the sand lot this afternoon,
resolutions to the following effect were adopt
ed !: That We attend the mass meeting to be
held next Saturday, as without our presence
it would be failure; that we call upon
workingmen throughout the State and coast
to swell bv their presence similar gatherings
that sho Congress fail TO pass proper legis-
lation this session, we will consider all peace
able measures exhausted, and then it will be
the duty of the people of this coast to pro-
tect themselves against the further immigra-
tion of the yellew pests, smallpox and
leprosy
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An Assassfn Killed.

LIS ASGELEs, February 25th "A Russian
named Angelo, at Yuma, A T., attempted
to assssainate DIR. Taggart. his landlord. by
shooting with pistol. Thirteen shots were
fired, during which Angelo was killed and the
doctor was shot in the abdomen. It is
thought the doctor will recover.
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The Condemned Indisn Murderers,

WILCOX. February 25sh. .-Preparationsfo for
hanging Eskitsha, Dandy Jim and Dead
Shot. the three Indian scouts who revolted at
Cibicu, are completed at Fort Grant. The
execution is fixed for Friday next, March 3 /.
Major Chafee's company, Sixth Cavalry,
and Lieutenant Won Shrader's company Of
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NV GOODS.

CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
Bros. Manufacturing Core
pository, 81 Market street, A. II. Isham, Manager
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LITTLE RoeK lark. February 25th.-The
river continues to rise half an inch per hour.
Pine Bluff reports the bank overhowing forty
miles below Adamsburg. Fourteen miles
above Pine Bluff is inundated, and the whole
of Parlonia county is under water. Mosley's
Lake and the river fifty miles below here have
joined forces, and present the appearance of
an inland sea. Much des.itution exists, and
unless provisions are furnished great suffer
ing must follow.
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SAN LUIS OBrspo, February 25th.-The
rails for the extension of the railroad to Cen
trail City have arrived, and the road will be
pushed through to that point at once.
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.

I. D. SERVER. proprissc
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The PaImer.Tilden correspondence.

SPRINGFIELD (Il), February 25sh.-Ex-
Governor John M. Palmer was interviewed
to-day in reference to the repnrt that he had
received 3 proposition from Tilden to become
candidate on the ticket with him for nomin-
alton in 1884, and said there was nothing of
it-that the report was purely sensational.
The reporter said. II suppose, Governor,
that may then denv that you have received
such proposition" He replied, " It's
sensation /; that's ALL" The report, however,
is very generally believed here, and we'll
informed politicians profess to believe that
the correspordence referred to has passed be-
tween Palmer aud Tilden.
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FARM FOR SALE.

XXyILL SELL YOU GOo1 FooTHILL xkIs
Wv farm cheap for cash or will trade with SS5ff
you and take 81 % o in rentsble city property -ss
and 81 500 cash for this place. Also vineyard and
orchard farm of 40 acres can be had at the above
terms. II you want TO buy orchard, vineyar
farm or city real estate, please call on CARL sTR0-
BEL, 321 street, Sacramento. fe25-1ptt
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In seu,h Carolina.
The Andre Monument.

mutilation of the Andre monument at Tap
pan proved on examination to be slight.
None of the lines of the inscriptions were de-
faced, and the greatest injury was done to
the side of the monument on which there is
no inscription. Ten dollars will make the
monument as pnnd as neU
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FAhl0wARE. IRON, 5TEEL, E1'n,
Marcus g. nawley d Co.-Importers OF Hard.
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos 30l, BOB,
8O5, 3o7 and 300 Market street, San Francisco.
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"ACKS ON CALL AT ANY HOUR, n
III day or night. Coupes, Phaetons, n
Rocxaways, Barouches, Buggies, with the q ~
best rosdsters TO be found In any livery stable on
the coast for hire Hcrses kept In livery at reason
able rates. Livery Stables on Fourth street, be.
tween I nnd J.
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MILLINERY
RESTAURANTS.

The Bandbox-The popular Millinery Establish
ment. B. s. Hirscb & Co., No. 14s Market street
Strict attention to orders from the interior
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TO LET Or FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department ar.
Inserted for rs cents for time three times for 81
cents or 7t cents per week.
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HATS

Hermann, The Haster-Nc. sS5 Ksarny street
near Pine. The finest hats at the lowest pricf
Factory: No. II Belden street.