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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.


THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
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Rain zen al various Po'n's 'n 'ne STATE
morning
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At Po"hat'an Courthouse va yesterday arm.
s'ead Gray tcooreoi was hAngeo i0i INC ~ "a
his li-yeAr-old son.
Guirno GarlAn was executed At DsoNns'iiie' ieA-'
yesterday IN the presence oil large crowd.
In fight between American railroad hands snd
Aexcans near b Paso, Tex, yesterday, three OF the
former we're killed and humber of the latter
Al7year-old boy was taken from Jail by q mob
at Perham, Ainn'' yesterday morning and hanged
The men who robbed the bank al Brookheid' MO-
have been captured
Taylor, VINO killed Peterson at san bernardino
THURSDAY, attempted 70 KIN himself IN tne evening
by cutting his throat
Ole Johnson shot and seriously wounded A,
bermer at wilmington, Los Angeles county, ana
was let on with a hne Oh ~,
The next plaee.ot meeting OF the ln'ernailonai
typographical Union viii be Cincinnati.
John oBrien was stabbed through the hearf at
woodbridge, San Joaquin county Monday nignt'
by an unknown man
reservoir gave-~ay az Portland, Ne, Yesterday
flooding several streets and causing eonsideraoie
damage.
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n. T., Yesterday by an insane woman
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10
PACIFIC SLOPE.

Woman Murdered in Santa Clara County
Rain IN June-The San Bernardino
Tragedy-Breach Of Promise Case at
santa Rosa-sentence of Life Imprison.
ment-Ioung Man Stabbed Through the
Heart-A Fine OF Thirty Dollars for
Shooting a Mantle.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10
NEW MEXICO.
Murderers Captured-One Lynn.

Wanderers Captured-One Lynched.
Las VEGAS, June 9th.-James McHau
and John Graves, employed on the railroad
at Pecos. thirty miles south of Las Vegas.
engaged in fight last evening. McHau shot
aud killed Graves, and escaped. He was
afterwards overtaken by party Of forty men
and lynched. His body is still hanging.
McHau was from East Saginaw, Mich.
James O'Neil, alias John Sheehan, who
murdered man named Stroud at Navajo
Springs. Arizona. last January, was cap
tured here to-day.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

MORE pointed truth was never written than
that by Rousseau, when he said that the want OF
occupation is less the plague Of society than of
solitude. The man with nothing to do, we have
noticed, is only less miserable than the whe
has no communication with his fellows
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

II is proposed in France to abolish bronze for
small coin nov in use in that country, and substi
tute nickel, and to make the coins octagonal to dis
tinguish them by touch from silver CON-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

IT reported that the cultivation of the peach is
a lost art in Newcastle county, Delaware and that
more than half million trees have been uprooted
within five years to make room for other crops less
subject to disease and the vagaries Of the climate
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

SAYS the Medical Journal: Aquack doctor heads
his advertisement Ho. all ye dyspeptics !" That's
Just what dyspeptics won't do II they would all
hoe vigorously they might not need any medicine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

An enterprising Yankee has invented saucer for
holding ice cream at church fairs. 1t is so shallow
that bee could wade the cream without retting
the edge Of its corset.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

Ar extensive section of mining land in Los
Angeles county, known as the Pelomas and Casteco
mine, is to be worked by the hydraulic process
Yes, aad there may be :" slickens" issue down
south otter all
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

In another column will be found portrait OF
Stephen B. French, head of the New York Police
Department
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10
OREGON.
Quickest Trip on Record-Flood Reporsz
Escape Recapiured.

Escape Recapiured.
PORTLAND, June 9sh.-The State of Cali
fornia, which arrived to-day, eclipsed all fast
trips between San Francisco and Portland.
She left San Francisco at 1925 Wednesday
morning, reached Astoria at 4:45 A. H., dis
charged 81 tons of freight. left at 5:45, and
reached here at 1:15 P. Nifty hours and
forty minutes from dock to dock, beating the
Columbia's best time one hour and twenty
five minutes. A remarkable Incident was
the getting of several passengers aboard the
river steamer Fleetwood, which were landed
at Kalama in time to catch the Northern Pa
ci6c train for New Tacoma, thus making the
time TO the latter point from San francisco
hfty-three hours-something unprecedented.
The river rose twelve inches yesterday, and
| lacks two feet of the 1880 marx. The Vest
ern Union failed To get line up, and there
| is no news from the upper river. Passengers
down to-day bring an definite report that
the river is falling. The weather east Of the
Cascades is very much cooler, and the food
| is probably checked. There is small break
| in the railroad between The Dalles and Bon
neville, and other short washouts between
Cello and Wailula. All freight traffic rs
| suspended, but passengers go through via
boat and the old portages without delay.
The Mexican horse thief who broke Jail ut
Roseburg a few days ago, was captured last
night at Cottage Grove, Lane county, while
attempting to Cross Coast Fork river.
The Republican sweep-Largest Majority
Ever Given a Candidate In the State
PORTLAND, June sth.-Following are the
msjorities in Multnomah county, official
George (for Congress). 2,159; Moody tfor
| GOVERNOR 1888; average Of State ticket,
| 1.S00. The lowest Republican majority ON
the county ticket was 719. George will not
have less than 8 300 majority in the State
the largest majority ever given candidate.
Moody will have about 1000 less. The Re-
publicsns have the Legislature by certain
majority Of 10, which may be increased to l3
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10
The San Bernardino Tragedy-Atfempted
suicide OF Taylor.

SAN BERsARDIso, June 9sh.-Sometime
between the hours Of IL and II last night,
Taylor tried to fnish his work by cutting his
throat with large-sized pocket knife. TAX
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

THE London AfkenEups says that Darwin bas
the creates. intellect Of the nineteenth century.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

The Times says there are only two va
cant houses to let in San Bernardino.
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Resigned His Commission.

WILMINGTON, June 9th.-Brigadier-G Gen.
eral Phineas Banning, commanding the First
Brigade. N. g. g., on account Of continued
severe attacks Of neuralgia in the head, has
resigned the position His resignation went
forward yesterday.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RroOAD-usIos.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10
The Carter murder Trial.

PLAcERvILLE, June 9th.-In the case of the
People VS.. Carter. second trial for murder,
the prosecution is represented by Attorney
General Hart and Hon. Geo. 81. Inghsm,
District Attorney, and the defense by Messrs.
Blanchard and Carpenter.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10
Missing Man Found Dead-Teachers' In.
sfItufe.

YREKA, June 9th.-Wolford, of the south
fork of Scott River, who has been missing for
over two weeks, was found in cave about
three miles from his ranch, above Callahan's,
with the top of his head blown off. The gun
was found between his legs, and was dis
charged by his foot.
The Teachers Institute closed to-day, after
four days session. A large attendance was
present each day, and much interest was
manifested.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10
A Ton OF Powder Burned.

SIEGE, June 9sh.-Last night FIRE &C.
Cured in the dry-house of the Tonite Powder
Works at this place, and about one ton of
powder was defagrated. No one was injured.
The fire is supposed to have been caused by
some incendiary. Damage, 81 900.
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Fined Thirty Dollars for shooting Man.

WILMINGToN, June 9th.-Last night at 10
o'clock, while under the influence Of liquor,
Ole johnson shot with revolver, and seri-
ously wounded in the shoulder, his friend. A.
Berner. johnson was Immediately taken
into custody and locked up. This morning.
upon the report Of the attending physician
that the wound was not mortal, Berner
agreed not to appear against johnson, pro-
vided the latter would pay the formers doctor
bill, furnish him with q new suit of clothes
and board him till convslescent. johnson
was released upon paying fine Of $50 for
the peace.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

SAN JOSE, June 9th.-Jose de Ia Cruise
Sofa, convicted of the murder of Alex. Male
at Mayfeld, on the 4th Of January, was to-
day sentenced by Judge Belden to life term
in San Quentin. No motion for new trial
was made, but an appeal to the Supreme
Court will he taken
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

AUBURN, June 9th.-Rain fell here early
this morning in sufficient quantities to satu-
rate the deepest dust in the roads.
GRASS VALLEY, june 9th.-Rain COM
menced falling this morning, continuing all
day. 1t is clear and pleasant at present.
North SAN JUAN, june 9Eh.-SiDce last
Sunday the weather has been cold and dis
agree able. This morning light rain COM
menced falling, and is likely to continue q
day or so.
MARYsvILLE, June 9th.-Rain began to fall
here at o'clock this morning, and ceased at
10. The fall was .SS of an inch, making the
total for season Is. SO inches The rain is not
believed to have done much damage to the
crops If the weather keeps clear and bright,
without much wind, little harm is likely to
result. Many thousands OF little frogs issued
from the slough in the city during the rain,
and are hopping through the streets.
CHICO, June 9th.-Last night it commenced
raining lightly about 10 o'clock, but after
midnight it came. down in copious showers
till nearly daylight. Seventy-four one hum
dredths Of an inch fell. Considerable dam
age is done to some fields of grain and hay,
but in other places it has helped the late
sown grain. Some heavy grain has been
lodged, but may come up again if the wealth
all day.
YRFKA, june 9th.-Rain fell in showers
during the past two days at intervals. but
were Of short duration, causing the weather
to become quite cool.
STOCKTON. June 9th-Eleven one hun
dredths of an inch Ct rain fell to-day here.
The sky is still cloudy. No material damage
has been done to crops, except to newly-cut
hay not yet baled or stacked.
ORLAND, June 9th.-A smart shower Of
rain fell here yesterday afternoon, and heavy
showers fell from till this morning.
BAKERSFIELD, June 9;h The weather has
been cool and windy for several days. and TO-
day it has been cloudy. 1t finally commenced
raining about 8 P. NJ, and up to this time Is
P. NJ considerable rain has fallen, and the
appearances indicate a rainy night. Such
weather is phenomenal here at this time.
VIRGINIA New, june 9sh.-It was very
cold to-day, with sprinkles of rain and snow.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

Meeting OF the Napa Asylum Trustees.
NAPA, June 9sh.--At regular meeting of
the Asylum Trustees yesterday, it was esti-
mated that 900 would be required to
maintain the Asylum for the next three
months. The committee appointed to in
vestigate the matter have reported that they
find irregularities in the accounts of the stew
ard, but the amount is not yet ascertained.
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Residence Burned.
ImprisOnment Cor Ltfc.

GRASS VALLEY, June 9th.-Last night the
residence of John MINIS was destroyed by
fire. caused by the explosion of lamp.
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Track-Laying.

oRLAND (Colusa county,, June 9TH
Track-laying on the Northern Railway will
commence at Willows towards this place on
Monday next.
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SANTA Rosa, June 9sh.-In the suit of
Rosa Griffin against Jonas Bloom, of Heads.
burg. for ereach Of promise, with damages
at $50 600, before Judge Presley. the jury
to- day returned verdict for s.. 200 and
cos ts-about S., 500 in all.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-10-13
Fully Equipped with Maps, Charts. Chem
ical and Philosophical Apparatus.

Vocal Music, Fancy Nccdlcwork, Drawing,
Painting and Ornamental work part Of tho
regular course, without extra charge.
Expenses less that in otl CT schools Of like
grade.
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lhc anu lca''NihiC en-
brace the stu"ics Of the Common Scho l. and in
addition. Drawing. Vocal Music, and Needle
work. kindergarten.
COM.EGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Course IN Ns,hcm1iics- Arithmetic
sons. Ngcnra ra-Snn!urd, RnhinSau's = Geometry
Trigonomctry. McnsuratOn and Surveying Top.
tionnl)
CoUrSc IN Languages Latin, Greek, French.
Co~r&c IN Bciics LcnrcS-English Grammar,
Analysis of Language, composition and Rhc,-
oric. Criticisms, English Literature Logic Polit-
ical Economy, Evidences of Christianity, psy-
chology, Ethics
Coursc in PhyscM Scicncc-Natnral Philosophy,
Botany, Physiology, Chemistry, Astronomy,
Geology, Zoology.
Co"rs, IN Hwtory- History of England, His
tory of U. s., History of SO. Ca. General His
tory.
ART DEPARTMENT,
Drawing Pencil and Crayon; Painting; Wax,
Hair, and Shell work
MUSIC DEPARTMENT,
Vocalization, Instrumental-Piano Organ
and Guitar.
The above course is fully and faithfully carried
ont. The public are invited 10 visit the Semi
nary and examine our methods. to inspect the
art work which i$ placed on exhibition Mt State
and county Fairs. ir bc present nj the musical
concerts where the proficiency Of the pupils in
Instrumental mus; is shown, and then judge
for themselves ~ TO our work.
For further information address,
REV B. q. CLIFFORD.
Sep 3j If
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-10-13
Dental surgeon.

~ |" l.. NEhDOR. II ara ,un,c the Blii.
1/mo,c Dental College. oilers his Professional
services - iho'" wh" may require Dental Sur.
g"rr ~ any of IL hrs,nc c,r>
h'im- nn'dN supplied wIIh The. h"St iustrr
m"mi~ AMI nj modern improved nr,J,,nc., Lc
i'"'~ Il" ~ assuring IrrircI Stti>r ,cii,n
e WI l." found III his office over Dr. pn.cy
hr' pi"E St"r" Oh NIL days cXcc,t Mondays.
HiIc" hours y " To T.. NJ
SertS SO c,o%
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N tice to Debtors.

\ IL persons indebted to the oh firm of Gee
~ y ilumphrics must make iinrnc Iintr set.
i"m"niS. nS the business vii H.. wnrrl ~.
iurln" ~" winter
L 7 GNr -mi-- Hnr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-06
DANVILLE.
ABOUT THE FIRE OF LAST NIonT-Ihh pun'-
ING OF THE HOUSE OF MR.. W. Il hAiHNi
AFTER THE WICKED.


Aporrr THE FIRE OF LAST NI0HT-THE pukh-
INC or THE HOUSE on hh' W. 10
AFTER THE WICKED.
fcor-osnonsence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER 5, 1882.
Tho tobacco-house burned down iast
NIGHT was the large frame building lying
on Ridoe street. and belonged to MIR. L:
WcfIearnan. On this lie was insured
nv the washington for $1,000. In the
b,,i,ding Mr.. McDearman had lot OF leaf
tobocco. on which he was insured by the
Queen for 1900. Mr.. c. ID. Langhornc
b,d in the same building lot OF tobacco,
ON which he was insured by the Connectl-
cut for Al 900 and the Rochester German
for Al 300. Mr.. McDearman tells me that nc
does not know how the fire was caused.
The Register gives an extended account
~ the burning OF the house OF Mr.. W. L.
Rainey, which Is just beyond the line and
about five miles from town, on the 81 IN
slant. Nearly oil the furniture, clothing,
and provisions were destroyed, and parties
were in town on Sunday seeking relief for
the family, nothing having been left them
but their night-clothing. A. lady in tho
house. daughter-in-law OF Mr.. Rainey, who
was sleeping upstairs, threw bed out OF
the window and dropped her child safely
upon it, and then jumped out herself with
ont any serious injury. The cause OF the
fire is unknown. Mr.. Rainey had policy
from the La Confance for $4,000.
Judge Aiken is again after the wicked.
the September term Of the Hastings Court
being now in session. Two OF the parties
indicted at a previous term OF the court
for gaming have confessed Judgment and
paid down Si4.66 each. ALPHA
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Pertinent INQUIRIES.

Where IL the law for promoting MAR
WIN? The Code says page 1868. section
1C,. "the convicts shall be kept to the hard
est labor suitable to their sex and fitness"
II further says, section IS OF the same
chapter. "the convicts shall be fed on
bread OF Indian meal, or other coarse
bread, and have one meal day OF coarse
meat. The Board of Directors may change
or regulate the diet for good cause"
Is the convict MARVIN kept to the hard
est labor suitable to his sex? Does he
"labor" at all in the plain meaning OF the
statutep Does he not rather superintend
the "labor" OF others?
What is his diet?
Section 81, page 1867, says: "The Board
OF Directors shall especially report at any
time any maleieasance in office OF any oili-
Ger. And the Governor shall, Immediately
upon the receipt Of such report, investigate
the same, and il, in his judgment, there be
sufficient cause therefor, he shall torth"am
remove the said officer"
Has any such report been made to the
Governor? Did he Immediately" in
vestigate it? Was there sufficient cause
for removal of any officer? Ii any, was he
removed "forthwith y?
Further, the correspondent OF the Inde1-
appeal says:
Mr.. Wendenberg, the contractor for the
stone-work going on at the penitentiary,
this morning authorized the chairman OF
the Board of Directors OF that institution
to nut Marvin's name on the payroll OF his
hands. and thus the trouble with the work.
men arising from their beng bossed by
convict is overcome, and the men have gone
to work. Mr.. Wcndenberg relieves the
directory Of all responsibility OF seemingly
insulting honest labor by paying Marvin,
and while at work and for the time being
elevating him to the level OF responsible
being.
Where Is the law for this proceeding,
which "eleyates this convict to the level OF
a responsible being" and by doing that in
suits honest labory Who pays this misera-
BILE convict Who gets the money for his
services; or is any paid: If none, then
what is the consideration for the dodgcl
Do the directors consider this such "male-
feasance in office" as to be reported "at
any timer" Why don't the Governor have
all the facts reported to him and yindicate
the law he has sworn 10 see executed?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-06

Mr.. BIAINE's speeches are arousing more
than the usual enthusiasm among Republic
cans in Maine. He never had such crowds
TO listen to him in any previous campaign
as now. The Augusta JOurndL says:
." The desire to sec and hear him is all-per-
yading. His popularity in Maine never
was so great as at the present time. And
let it be remembered that this does not
come from any Office or patronage which
he wields in State or nation, or even as a
member of the State Committee, for he
holds no Office whatever, and instead Of di-
recting the campaign as in years past, is
doing duty as a private, speaking when and
where the State Committee directs"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-06
Far DaV Changed.

As will we seen by the letter OF Prcsi-
dent WICKHAM in another column the time
for holding the Fair Of the Virginia state
Agricultural Society has for good reasons
been changed from the last week i'll Octo-
Der to the first week in November. This
departure from the time-hOn0rcd GUS
tom" OF holding the Fair in October will
doubtless seem to some old regime friends
of the Society without sufficient reason,
and calculated to compromise the dignity
VI the Society. 1t is a practical question,
however; the eXpediency Of which has
been settled in practical way by those
gentlemen who are endeavoring to
revive interest in the Society. The
meeting Of the Jockey Club at Wash
ington on the 9th OF October
would, it is believed, seriously interfere
with the attendance, and, as General WICK
HAM says, " diminish the probability Of
having good races" The officers OF the
Society seem determined to leave no stone
unturned that will aid in making their fu-
ture fairs emnently successful. All who
have the interest of Virginia and this city
at heart will cooperate with their every
effort that tends to this end. The Fair
this year will take place on the list, I'd, and
Sd OF November.