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Hope that the Men Will be Saved.

VIRGINIA, June 1st.-At this hour IL
o'clock great confidence is felt that some, if
not ali, of the men in the Alta drift are
alive. About 0 o'clock Curley Bill came up
from the mine and said the men in the drift
wero making signals by hammering on the
compressed air pipe. 1t is said there can be
no mistake about this, as five men heard the
rapping. A few minutes ago MIR. Msgee, of
this city, came up from the mine and said
the men were still making signals On the pipe.
A fiat boat has been built, and viii be used
to 20 into the drift SIS soon as the water is low
enough for the men to man it. About
o'clock bailiug tank jumped the guides, got
stuck and caused delay of an hour and a
half, during which they lost ground with the
water. The tanks and pumps are now run
ming all right, but it will be nearly morning
before they can hope to get into the drift
with the boat
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MILE RHEA'S ORDEAL,

At the time of the terrible Nihilist trag-
edy in Russia, when the Emperor fell a
victim to Nihilist conspiracy, Mile Rhea
was performing in the principal theater in
the Russian capital. Among the audience
every night was young noble, the young
est son OF one of Russia's haughtiest and
most aristocratic noble families. The
Baron lost his heart to the fair actress the
first night he saw her. He learned that in
her private life she was this same artless
girl, the same noble minded creature as she
appeared on the stage. He sought an in
PRODUCTION, and in time was received as a
sutton for the queenly Rhea's hand, the
only deception being the suppression OF his
real name and title, this being done to
avoid interference from his proud family.
Rhea and him plighted their troths, she
believing him to be a young student and
military officer of some distinction.
The course of their love ran along
very smoothly, and it was arranged
that at the end of their engagement in
st. Petersburg they were to be married
and Rhea was to retire from the stage.
The pleasant programme was never carried
out for two reasons. The Baron was IN
sympathy with the Nihilist movement
not to the full extent to which it was car
ried, but he was none the less in sympathy
with the general principles of Nihilism-
and what proved as bad, he was loved by
another woman of high caste, who
could not brook the affront of sighted af-
fections. She was cognizant of the Baron's
sympathy with the Nihilists, and when she
discovered the Baron's want of apprecia-
ton of her charms was due to his love for
another, and the other the beautiful girl
whom all st. Petersburg was raving about,
she was resolved to be revenged. Rhea
was in great favor with the Court. The
Emperor frequently visited the theater, and
had honored Rhea with request to play
MARY Stuart" in the Royal Palace.
To the Emperor went the naughty
patricienne and dropped hints that Rhea
was being used as tool in the
hands Of the Nihilists, and as the
Baron's political opinions were already
suspected, she offered to prove the truth of
her story by proving clandestine inter-
view between the Baron and Rhea. This
was of easy accomplishment, and the sug-
picions were recorded in the archives of
Cars assassination, and when Rhea was
playing Oamlile, the Do& In winch her be-
trothed was seated was suddenly entered,
and Rhea saw a military escort enter and
march off with him. The incident was
fraught with such deadly import in those
times, that the actress stood transfxed
with horror and finally swooned on the
stage. The Emperor fell next day, and in
the storm Of national rage that succeeded,
the Baron found it impossible..to obtain a
hearing and prove his innocence. He was
included in the batch for Siberia, and is
now lingering in the quicksilver mines of
that fatal region. Rhea herself narrowly
escaped arrest, but incontrovertible proofs
of their plot against her were produced,
and the new Gar personally apologiged for
the insult offered her New York World.
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HOW sCALE.INsEcrs SPREAD PRoM TREE
TO TREE

/ watched to day colony of hyperas-
pidius coccidivorus Ashmead which has for
two months or more been increasing on the
trunk of tall Seeding orange tree. The
main trunk OF the tree is covered densely
with chaf scale [parlatoria pergandii Com
stock. ED. and upon it the laryae and
images of the beetle are feeding. The
greater number are now in image. found
but one pupa although Larvae are still
abundant. The beetles, both larve and
image, feed upon the coccids in all their
stages. They never bite through or tear
off the scale, but seem 70 push their heads
under, between the bark and the scale.
Larvae Of the scaie-insect are quite abund-
ant on the trunk, and these are sucked by
the coccinellid. Although this is not prop
erly breeding time OF the scale, there are
considerable numbers OF scale Larvae wan
dering about, and / noticed again and
again that they frequently mount upon the
bodies OF the coccinelliis while the latter
are feeding and without attracting the
attention of the beetle. 1t even seems to
me that they are attracted by the smooth
and shining surface of the hyperaspidius'
elytrs, as | sometimes saw three or four Of
the scale Larvae together upon the back
of single individual OF this extremely
-small beetle. As several large coccinellids,
chilocorus bivuinerus, ct al, are extremely
common in all our groves, and all feed
moro or less upon coccids, it does not seem
surprising that the scale should spread
from tree to tree. Another method Of
transportation has recently occurred to me.
The shrike or butcher bird is very fond Of
selecting orange thorus as places to store
insects. The bird ia extremely common,
and of course preferably selects orange
trees that have long struggling branches in
fact, precisely those that are most thickly
infested with long scale. know Of one
grove, much infested with scale and where
at any time may be collected a double
handful Of dead or living insects torthop-
terra and common beetles like phaneus)
from the orange thorns upon which they
have been impaled. The thorns on in.
fected branches are always thickly coated
with long scale, and in impaling hard
ahelled insect like phaneus many scales
are torn off, and both scales and their eggs
adhere to the insect. The shrike some.
times transfers the insects it has impaled
upon one tree to thorn upon another tree,
| or after making meal of its prey which ii
takes off OF thorn, the bird flies off and
wipes its bill on the next tree. In this
way as well as upon its feet, the bird must
spread scales from tree to tree.-[H. G.
Hubbard, in American Naturalist.
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NEW REsEDESCE.-J. Coppin has just com
pleted a new residence, two-story frame and
basement, on the corner of Nineteenth and
Il streets. Tne grounds now being Tiled
ip. and when finished will be good Improve
ment.
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Insurance Matters at willows.

WILLOWS (Colusa county,, June 1st.-L.
3: Edwards, of oakland H. w. Snow, A. j..
Webster and Lohse. of San Francisco, and
B. b. Lee, Of Red Bluff, insurance adjusters,
are here. They have determined to pay the
losses of their respective companies promptly,
waving their sixty days The town will be
immediately rebuilt. The companies having
insurance here who have not put in an APP
pearance will be badly left in the future in
u,ry-a
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Portland Lawyers Arrested ON a Serious
Charge-HOmlcide.

PORTLAND, June 1st.-Much excitement
was created in the State Circuit Court tic.
day, while District Attorney Caples was
making the closing address to the jury in the
Bradley case, by the arrest of o. P. Mason
and w. Scott Beebe, principal counsel for the
defense, on a charge Of attempt to bride. 1t
is alleged that Beebe met Chas, Dubois, Jr.,
bailif is charge of the jury, by appointment,
in the Courthouse vestibule late last night,
and handed him two notes addressed to two
Jurors together with $40. Dubois had BE-
creted two witnesses, and Immediately after
showed them the notes. One read, STAND
pat--you are not alone, /" in Beebs's handwrit
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BELLEvILLE, June 1st.-About 10 o'clock
this morning shooting ARRAY occurred here
between Z. Johl and ]. C. Mcdonald. result
ing in the death of Mcdonald. These parties
were partners il mining in Garfield, about
which they have had trouble. Mcdonald
came here last night to see Johl. He called
at the house and asked to see him, saying he
wanted to kill him. This morning he again
called, AID as he was leaving Johl fred from
window with shotgun, striking Mcdonald
in the head. killing him instantly. Johl ia
under arrest
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REPORT. - The following
freight passed O1gen for Sacramento on the
% h: For Huntington, Hopkins &, Co., 200
kegs nails, I95 kegs mule shoes /; Central Pa
citic Railroad, car walnut lumber; Scotieid
h Teyis | box paint
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lITAsI.
An Old Lady KILLED by Cars-Raee.,

-hr| "H1 H'sfHJ hEIfcu UI NdF5-fsItVss
SALT LAKE, june 1st.-At o'clock this
morning an old lady so years of age, by the
name of Sarah Easthope, was run over by
the Salt Lake passenger train on the Utah
Central and instantly killed.
The Salt Lake Jockey Club have put up a
purse of 81, 900 for the June races in this
city, to take place on the 24sh. Horses from
all over the coast are expected. Oa the 23d
a race is to come off between Gilmsr's Red
Boy and Wildmoor of Pueblo, Col, for
81 600 a side
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Herced County MuIctcd,

MERGED, Juue 1st.-The case of MERGED
county VS.. J. B. Cocoanour ct ais, involving
the validity OF Q mortgage given to secure the
payment of money borrowed from the Swamp
Land Fund of this county. has been decided
by the Superior Court in favor of the de.
PENDANTS. By this decision the county loses
all the swamp land money, about 500, 900,
loaned by the former county management to
,r;va 70 in jividrals
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NEW MEXICO.
Murderer Sentenced to Death.

SANTE FE, June Yesterday Milton
Garbery, a member of Billy the Kids gang,
was sentenced to be hanged on the 10th Of
June, for the murder of Charles Campbell
one year ago. Garbery has killed five men,
one being Henry Brown, of Nashville, Tenr.
The others were drivers, freighters and trav-
elers. Campbell was q stranger and was
killed for money.
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ARIZONA.
Reports C0nfradicfed.

TOMBSTONE, June 1st.-There is no truth
in the massacre by Indians at Don Cabezas.
The report of fifty warriors captured by
United States troops at Don Pedro is equally
unreliable
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Railroad In SAN Luis Obrspo County,

SAN LUIS OBrsPo. June 1st.-The regular
trains commenced running to-day to Central
City, in Santa Barbara county, thirty-two
miles from here, to the joy and satisfaction
Of all. The construction Of the road as an
advertiser is bringing many people to the
county. 1t is estimated that real estate to
the value of 100000 will be purchased by
actual settlers before next crop time.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

The alta Mining Disaster-Carric Bradley
Found Guilty OF Manslaugh'er Rail-
road In san Luis ObIspo C0unty-state
Normal Scholar Aged Lady Killed
bya Tfain-Democratie Delegates Chosen
Sensation In n Portland COurt-Fatal
Shooting ARRAY -Murde: er Sentenced In
New meX!c0-Etc.
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Applicants for the state University
Weather and Harvest

MARYsvLLE, June 1st-The examination
for admission to the State University opened
here to-day with six applicants. This even
ing Professor LIE Conte and Instructor jack
son, OF the University, gave public lectures
on educational topics
The warm weather continues, and is un-
favorable for the crops. The headers are at
work in few barley fields. The harvest will
be fairly under way in ten days or fort
night
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TULARE. June 1st.-Another flowing well
was struck at depth of 324 feet last Satur-
day, about six miles southwest of this city,
and is said to be the largest of its kind in
this part of the State, as it flows about /, 250,
600 gallons in twenty-four hours. The water
rises six inches above the pipe, and is as cool
and sparkling as any mountain stream. 1t is
slightly Hnctured with sulphur.
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Movements of the Democrats.

SAN BERNARDINo. June lst The Demo-
cratic County Committee Of San Bernardino
county met to-day. and appointed the follow.
ing-named delegates to the Democratic Con-
vention at San jose: w. A. Conn. II. NJ.
Willis, II. NJ Barton, w. W. Smith and j.
T. Kuox. Stoneman is the first choice for
Governor, Berry second. and John Lawshe
for Congress from the Fourth District.
RIVERSIDE, June 1st.-Tne Democratic
County Convention met to-day and appointed
the following delegates to the Convention at
San Jose II. NJ. Willis, Hiram Brown. j.
I. Knox, w. A. Conn and W. W. Smith,
who are requested to vote for Stoneman for
Governor as the first choice, and Berry as the
second choice of the Democrats of San Ber-
nardino county. and John Lawshe for Con-
gress from the Fourth District.
SAN RAFAEL, June 1st.-The Democratic
Central Committee of Marin county convened
to-day and elected the following delegates to
the State Convention: DR.. a. w. TaGsferro,
delegate st large; James H. Wilkins. Jchn
Griffin, Thomas Fitzgerald. The delegates
are in favor of James A. johnson for Gov.
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DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases Of Seminal Weakness, Loss OF VIgor Nocturnal
Emissions lmpotcncy, Nervous and Physical Debit
ity and all that class OF complaints arising from Ex
cess, IndiscretIon or Abuse. The old fnd in this
remedy fountain Of youth, md the young a safe
guard ana protection. DIR. LA MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debilitated from
whatever cause, to their pristine vigor. Price,
g so per bottle Sent C. o. D., by express 10 any
address, secure from observation. Address all or.
iers to A. McBoYLE & CO., Druggists, PostofHce
Box 1852. San Francisco. il3-3p6m
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A9vzRTIsgmsNr MERTON

Metropolitan Theater-" Ny Partner"
FntsrtAinment and social Of Native Sons Of the
Golden West.
Dissolution notice. ashburne * Reiman.
Wanted-A porter at International Hotel
Attention, Husslrs Regular meeting tonight
Wanted waters at International Hotel.
social-Sxth. street NJ Z. Church Tonight
Orleans H0te-Ro5ms to let
Annual Festival-Paciis Turner Buud
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EUREKA, June 1st-.The Sentinel is in
formed that Judge Field has granted writ
Of error in the case Of Rose ct al. vs.. the
Richmond Mining Company fixing the bond
in the nominal sum of 5000 for costs and
damaoes
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NEVADA.


VIRGINIA, June 1st.-The water at tie
Alta is down below the top of the west drift,
thsre being but six feet on the floor of the
station. The rescuers will get the bodies of
the men this evening. They are now talking
of making raft on which to go into the drift.
rcrCoNn nISpATcu
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ing, and addressed to Ellis Walker. The
other was ia Mason's handwriting, and read,
"Stand pat. Tell J. NJ. to stand pat on
same terms. ! am prepared to fulfill engage
ments, ard will dc more if necessary" Mason
and Beebe were taken before Justice Peter
ain, AID released on their own recognizance
They will have an examination tomorrow
afternoon.
Yesterday, near Grand Rounds, Yamhiil
county. Nate Knott, young man, shot and
killed John Frakes, aged 50. 1ll-feeliDg had
existed for some time between them, aud as
!. Frakes was passing knott's house the latter
slipped to the road ard followed Frakes, ir-
ing four shots. Knott made his escape.
Boy Dr0wned-Chapei COnsecrafed-An-
nuaI ConyOcaiiOn.
PORTLAND, June 1st.-John Demick, aged
10, was drowned at Corvallis this morning by
the upsetting of wagon in the Willamette.
st. Stephen Chapel, corner OF Fifth and
jefferson streets, GA the st. Helen's Hall
grounds. was consecrated to-day, Bishops b.
Wislar Morris. of Oregon, and j. a. Pad
dock, Of Washington Terri DRY, officiating. =.
The twenty-ninth annual Convocation OF
the Episcopal Church of Oregon met to-
night, and the report Of Bishop Morris was
read
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Bus,ness Advertisements

Mechanics store Millinery department
James l. Felter- Wines and liquors
S i.pman & Co.-Nohair and Inca listers
saloven the Tailor-Low prices.
Bristol's Sugar.coHted Vegetable Pills.
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OREGON.
The Bradley Murder Case-yerdIct of
Nansiau2hter.

PORTLAND, June 1st-As 2 o'clock this
afternoon the jury in the Bradley case, after
one hours elaboration, brought in verdict
twsnty-one years in the Penitentiary.
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Boy DrOwned-ChapeI Consecrafed-An.
puaI Cony0catiOn.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Fatal Fall of a Miner,

SEATTLE, June 1st-Patrick Leim, miuer
in the Newcastle colliery, fell and rolled
down the slope last Monday, distance OF
400 feet, aud died from his injuries.
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state Normal school - Commencement
Exercises,

SAN JOSE, june 1st.-The graduating ex-
ercises of the State Normal School took place
to-day. The class of 1882 consists of 70
the largest number graduated since the school
was organized. The total number in attend
auce during the year, all classes, was 703.
Governor Perkins, State Superintendent
Campbell. T. Ellsrd Beans and Ralph Lowe,
of the Board of Trustees, were present. The
exercises took place in the assembly hall,
which was crowded to its stmost capacity.
College diplomas were awarded to Misses
Mamie T. Sullivan, Kate Smith, May Burke
and Ids New. Extra prizes were awarded
to the following: Gold medal to Miss Emma
Dressendorf, for perfect department and
obedience to the rules; gold medal to Miss
Mamie Darling. for politeness and ladylike
depor.ment-gift Of Miss c. Dunne; gold
medal to Miss Belle Sullivan, for hest exam
ination and christian doctrine-gift of Miss
Josephine Saunders; gold medal to Miss
Dollie McCune, for greatest efforts in lady
like department and general improvement
gift of a friend; GOLD medal TO Miss Emma
Dressendorfer, for best execution of plain,
useful and ornamental needlework.
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DoN'T FORGET IT!-The opportunity to
buy A. T. Stewards, or any other first-class
stock, at such prices may not occur again in
years. Hale's great special sale.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Census of School Children sudden
Deaths COLLECTIONS In the Pei &c Courts
Not Guilty Of Iibel-Fatal Result OF n
Fall Women and Girls Protective
Laundry AssoeIation-Democra Club
Meefings-Etc.
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FoRTY.sIX INCH, Atwood Biege-summer
shades-60 cents per yard (value, Sl), at
Hales great special sale of a. T. Stewart &
Co q goods
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CRACKERS & CONNECTIONS!

:" FIsHER, NOS. sos AND 80 STREET
a.. Sacramento, has Just taken the WHOLESALE
Agency Of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
Of San Francisco. CRACKERS sold at lowest Sal
Francisco prices, with difference In time and freigh
in favor Of purchasers Also, FISHERS CHOICE
CONNECTIONS. at lowest market rates fe22-3psn
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Cut TO Pieces by the Cars.

STOCKTON, June 1st.-A boothlack, l6
years of age. name unknown. was run over
by the west bound passenger train near Cas-
tie station yesterday and killed. Fragments
of his remains were strewn along the track
when the train came along.
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The STAFF OF LIFE-Good bread is ore
Of the desiderata OF wholesome meal. It is
palatable and nourishing if properly pre-
pared; if deleterious and poisonous sub
stances are allowed to enter into its compost
ton, it becomes the SAVIOR OF death unto death,
and the lis.less mother, the dyspeptic and
irritable father, the ruuy child, wondering at
the gradual undermining of their health, may
find the cause, if thsY search close enough, in
sone of the numerous so-called baking powders
attempted to be .foisted on the public Be
warned before it is too late. Use in your
kitchen none but the New England Bakiug
powder
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LAWNS LAWNS !-Only5 cents per yard, ct
Hales great special sale Of A. T. Stewart &
Co. 8 stock.
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SILK embroidered summer suitings. 40 cent?
per yard. at Hale's great sale of A. 7.
Stewart & Co.'s goods.
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Fer Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, etc., the
FISHER, No. eos St, bet. Fifth and Sixth In23-1m
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NOTICE TO HousEKgEPERs.

StTEAh CARPET BEATING MACHINE, CORHEa
- . and Twelfth streets, sacramento-ths only
steam Carpet Beating Machine Ia Sacramento
Cleaning, Bslayng and kodtting a Specially. An
work warranted. Employ none but first-class WORK
men. Orders left at LOCKE & LAVENSON's, No
sl3-Splm ANDREW HATHAWAY, Prourietor.
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SUPERIOR COURT,

THURSDAY June 1, 1882.
DEPARTMENT Two-WILLIAMs, Judge.
H. G. Smith, assignee, vs. Odd Fellows Savings
Raul,-On trial.
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DR.. La Mars seminal pins cnre

Ir you want Furnished or Unfurnished
Rooms, 90 to the best house in the city, Clunie
Building, Eighth and streets kept first class in
every respect. MRS. GRICE, Proprietress. m15-tf
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GENERAL NOTICES.


BrfstOfs Sugar.C Coated Vegetable Pills.
They do not contain any mineral OF any kind, and
are safe for the weakest and most delicate yet they
are strongly anti bilious regulating and nvgorating
the liver, thoroughly cleansing the bowels, and
toLing and strengthening the stomach. AS family
remedy they are anequaled. je2-lt
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Horace Walpole's house at Twickenham,
known as Strawberry Hill, and styled
by Macauley "the grotesque house with
pie-crust battlements," has passed into the
hands OF an American hotel company. The
London Standard considers this " one of
the most iroHical performances ever credited
to fate.
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UNEQUALED The values in hosiery at
Hales great special sale Of A. T. Stewards
stock
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HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G.. W. Chesley, agent