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San Francisco stock Sales.
ARROW ESCAPE o,Ar AERoNA
SAN FRANCISCO. January 9s, 1887.
Hnp r-r,-r, oraarn,s

NARROW ESCAPE OF Az AERoNAUT.-As
an advertisement of the whale which he
was exhibiting, st. Louis Snowman last
week sent man up in balloon with
quantity of handbills, which he was to dis
tribute in his fight from the trapeze on
which he sat. Everything went right until
the aeronaut was many hundred feet above
the earth, when suddenly everything went
wrong. The balloon began to fall with
great rapidity, to the horror of the specta-
tor and to the terror of the aeronaut, who
was seen to be desperately jumping about
among the ropes. His judgment did not
quite desert him, however, and when the
balloon was within few feet of the house
tops he sprang from the trapeze upon tie
roof OF high building, and threw his arms
around chimney, beside which he
alighted. He was not injured, and the
whale was undoubtedly well advertised.
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PERsosATING A HUSBAND Money was
sent by Detroit woman to her daughter
in England to bring her, with her husband
and two children, to this country. When
the remittance was received the husband
was i'll in a hospital, and the wife was in
love with another man. The bold plan of
having the latter personate the husband,
whom the mother had never seen, was i'm
mediately carried out. The elopement
party were cordially received by the rela.
tives in Detroit, and the fraud might not
have been discovered if one of the children
had not made casual remark about liking
its old papa better than the new one. That
led to an exposure of the truth.
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TELECRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE REcoRp-uNIo N
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Gnifeau Case Again In Court.

Inc Gnffeau Case Again In Court.
WASHINGTON, January 2Ssh. : In the
Criminal Court this morning Seoville and
Reed, counsel for Guiteau. appeared. The
former inquired of the Court, in rtspectto the
form of his bill of exceptions, whether he
would be compelled to except specifically or
whether general exception would suffice.
Judge Cox stated that under the practice of
the Court he would have ta except specifi-
caily. Scovllle then stated that he had in
tended to file a motion for new trial but
would like to have until Monday and said
In that case he would file motion this after
noon In the Clerks office The District At
torney asked the Court to assign Tuesday
next Tor argument on the motion. but upon
the representations of Scoyile that he would
scarcely be able to enter upon the argument
then the Court declined to fix a time.
Commemorative Medals-Tne 3os at Chi.
eago.
ST. LOUIS, January 2Sth.-J. M. Kersbaw.
on an order of the stalwart leaders has struck
off $50 bronze medals. to C. mmemorate the
steady voting of the 306 at the Chicago Con-
ventien. The affair has been kept very
secret. The medals are perfectly round, two
and three quarters inches in diameter, three
quarters Of an inch thick, and weighing
nearly pound. A profile of Grant is in the
center, the facs twined with laurel and oak
leaves. Outside this is record of the 3O6
Grant ballots in a complete circle, the mum.
ber of each ballot and the vote cast, ranging
from 302 to 313. On the center of the inverse
side is, Commemorative of the So ballots of
the Old Guard for Ulysses S. Grant for
President at ths Republican National Con-
vention in Chicago, June. 1880"
A Family Poisoned.
CoRIsTH (Ky.i, January 28th.-A family
named Romano, living in the outskirts of
town, were poisoned night before last at sup
per. 1t is supposed that arsenic was placed
in the corn bread. Five of the family are
lying at the point of death. No investigation
ha, been had as yet.
The Tr;china Gases.
MINNEoTA (Minn.l January 2Sth.-In
addition to three persons who died from tri-
china recently in Minneota, five more of the
seventeen who were stricken are despaired of.
Dictum OF Porter's Admirers.
MILWAUKEE, January 2ssh.-Some ad-
mirers of Judge Porter sent him the follow
ing upon hearing of the verdict in the Guitesu
case The verdict of guilty will go thun.
dering down the ages"
Hanged for Murder.
MANSFIELD (La. J, January 2Sth.-Edward
Bolton (colered), for attempted murder and
highway robbery, was executed yesterday.
To be Hanged.
Rock ISLAND Ul.l January 2S.h.-The
jury in the Heilwagen murder case this morn
ing brought in verdict Of murder in the
first degree, and fixed the punishment at
hanging.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Effect of a Heavy Gale.

OLYMPIA, January 2Sth.-Lieutenan Com
mander G. c. r tier, Inspector of the Thir.
teenth Lighthouse District, during mis- in
spection of the lighthouse at Tiilamook
Rock, was Informed by the light house
keepar that piece of rock, weighing about
pound. was thrown over the lantern (which is
ITO feet above high-water mark) during the
recent storm, and the Inspector took away
with him q rock weighing over 60 pounds,
which had been thrown on to the roof of the
building by the force of the waves, dis.
tance, perhaps, of 80 feet.
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RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.

Davis & KelloSg-Pioneer Manufacturers Of Cape
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats Covers, etc. Importers
and Dealers in Rubber Boots and Woolen Goods
No. 81 Calf ornia street.
The Gutta PeTciia and Rubber Nanusacs.
nring Com ,auy-Manufacturers of Rubber Goods
of every description. Patentees Of the celebrated
"Ma,sese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets. j. W. Taylor, Manager.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Plot Against the Life Of the King CT
Greece.

Plot Against the Life OF the King CT
Greece.
CeRPU, January 2Sth.-A plot against the
life of the King of Greece has been discov-
cred. 1t was to murder him on journey.
The Russian yews-Death.
LONDON, January 2Stb.-The Russo. Jew.
ish COMMITTEES will meet Ellinger, the dele
gate of the New York Emigration Board, in
London on Monday next, to consider the emf
grafton scheme. The Lord Mayor has con-
ferred the past few days with eminent Jews
in regard to che emigration of Jews from
Russia to America.
Sir Robert Christison died to-day ct the
age Of 81.
Nickel Coinage Postponed.
CITY OF MExIco, January 20sh.-The great
increase in the production of silver has caused
the Government 20 indefinitely postpone the
coinage of nickel money, for which arrange
ments had been made
Mu dered Process Server,
LONDON, January 2Ssh.-The bodies of
Huddy, process server, and his nephew, who
recently disappeared from the neighborhood
of Ballinrobe, Ireland. have been found in
Lough Mask in bags which had been sunk by
means of large stones. The pllce where the
bodies were fouad is near the house of man
named Carrigan, who ia now under arrest on
suspicion.
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Items from Tucson.

Tucson. January 29th.-A Star special,
lust received from Shakespeare, N NJ, says |;
The thirty ton smelter of the Shakespeare
Consolidated Smelling Company started up
last night amid general rejoicing. The result
of the first run of "a hours is 1900 pounds
of high grade ore.
Information is received of the summary
shooting Of horse thief at Crittenden, A. T.
1t is expected that the cars will run to Crit
tsnden within the next forty.6v days.
1t rained heavily in Tucson this morning.
The weather indicates further fall.
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Attemp,ed Suicide.

WILLOWS. January 29th.-CLas. Owens,
alias William Gruff. young man who has
for some time been in the employ of G. W.
Hoag, on the Rideout farm below here, at
tempted the destruction of his own life last
nigh. about IL o'clock, by taking dose of
strychnine. A physician was called, and by
the use of emetics succeeded in taking the
poison from bis stomach. The cause of the
attempted suicide is unknown, though it is
hol;aved he Ia ipsana
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TTyHAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY KNOWN - -,
as the Golden Eagle Hotel, in the city Of Iii.
Marysvills, Yaba county, Cal The hotel is 1s..L
threestory brick building, complete in all its ap-
pointments and all its furniture is nearly new and
4 in first-class condition. fine omnibus and team
will go with the property if desired This is first
class opportunity for good business man, as the
hotel Is now open, has good run of custom, and
has always done fine business, Owing to the death
Of A. Farnhan, its late proprietor, said property
will be sold at bargain, rented to responsil le
party on easy terms For particulars inquire of the
undersigned on the premises
ioIplm MRS. A. FARNHAM
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Runaway Accident.

NEWCASTLE, January 29th.-A runaway
accident, caused by horse becoming fright
ened at the Esst-bound passenger train as it
was pulling into this station last night, re-
suited in throwing from the blackboard the
occupants. N. B. Lardner and N. B Gayetty.
The horse came to stop by running into q
pile of rocks, whict resulted in breaking the
horses neck and slightly damaging the buck
board. The occupants were but little in
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The Los Angeles Erpress says: The
project of shooting for rain y is being
quite seriously talked of about town.
There are many who are in favor of giving
it a trial when circumstances are again ia
vorable. Especially those who have seen
the effect of the heavy conclusions, etc.,
attendant upon battle are strong in the
belief that few pounds of powder explo-
ded from one of our hills would frighten
the god Of rain into yielding down the
much. needed boon.
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Burglar Capiured-sudden Attack Of In.
Sanify.

STOCKTON, January 29zh,-Three small
burglaries occurred here on Saturday morning
or Friday night To-day the police met
colored man, a stranger, who gives the rame
stolen from Harris junk shop. He was ar
rested. He had been stopping on the steamer
Alice Garrett which has been laid up for
few days, and on searching his room the plum
der from harris was recovered. 1t is clear
case, though he gives nothing away.
A. s. Hawkins, an insurance agent, devel
oped insanity on the down train to-day. By
telegraphing ahead, he was arrested at La
throp and brought here. He is very violent
He was in the telegraph Office here this morn
ing, and sent a dispatch to his brother in San
Francisco.
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hive owners of the celebrated EberAardt mine
In Neyads. He disposed of bis interest for
something like half million dolla.s, and
went to San Fracisco with his young wife,
where ne lived for several years. He, how.
ever. was drawn into the vortex of stock
dealing, end almost before he knew it his
wealth vanished. A subscription, which is
Literally, responded to by our citizens is now
being taken up in his behalf, he being penni-
less. IL Is understood that he goes to Oak
land, his children being there in the care of a
ralot,va - -
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A Hung Jury.

BAKERSFIELD, January 2Sth-The Pettin-
gill rape case went to the jury about 2:3O this
afternoon. After being out about an hour
the jury notified the Court that they were un.
able to agree, whereupon the Judge dis
charged them. The District Attorney refused
to consent to dismissal of the case and it
was passed. This is the second trial and the
second disagreement in this case. The jury
this time steod eight for conviction and four
for acouittaI
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EDW. CADWALADER.

nFFTCE, CORNER THIRD AND STREETS
residence, corner Tenth and N streets. SaTa
mento, Cal
Notary Public.
United States Commissioner.
Commissioner Of Deeds for the States and Terri
tories, and Conyeyancer. Particular attention paid
TO taking depositiods.
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills. Leases. Contracts, etc.
dvourn AND acluoviedp- & JQH
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ARIZONA.
smallpox at Tucson.

Tucson, January 2Stb.-R. NJ. Wilson.
who contracted smallpox in Ell Paso and was
placed in the pest.house here, died at IL
o'clock last night. A man named Jacob
Steiber was reported this evening by the
Health Officer to have smallpox. 1t is now
stated that Mrs II. NJ. Patton. who was sup
posed to have the disease, is afflicted with the
measles.
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Drowned in n Pa,l or wo,e-

HANFoRD. January 2Ssh.-Our community
was shocked to-day by the finding of the dead
body of DR.. ]. A. Carothers in his room. The
County Coroner, DR.. Lovelace. of Lemoore,
summoned jury of nine, who rendered the
verdict that deceased came to his death by
strangulation in a pail of water, he being at
the time under the influence of opiates and
unable to help himself. Deceased is recently
from Ohio, and a brother of DR.. j. 81.
Carothers, we'll. known in Monterey, but now
residing at Tulare, 10 this county. The des tn
is generally believed to be accidental.
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Miner Missing-Footpads.

SAN DIEGO, January 2Sth.-A San Jacinto
miner named S. r. Edwards came in Tuesday
to purchase supplies. He had over 81 900 on
his person. He was last seen on Wednesday.
Nothing has been seen of him since.
Eugene Haskell was robbed of all his loose
change last night about 8 o'clock by two foot
pads on Fifth street.
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Hlu,ng Litigation.

TOMBSTONE. January 29th.-The suit of
Contention vs. Head Center terminated last
night, and this morning at 10 o'clock the jury
brought in a verdict for Contention for over
one.q quarter of the ground claimed, including
the ground on which is situated the Head
Center hoisting works. The case of Tran.
guilty vs.. Head Center was continued.
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Criminals Sentenced.

STOCKTON, January 2Sth.-Charles Tuck.
erman. who was arrested for burglary com.
mitted at Ripon, to day pleaded guilty and
acknowledged four prior convictions for rob-
berry, forgery and burglary. He was sen.
fenced to San Quentin for ten years.
YREKA, January 2Sth.-Judge Steele TO-
day sentenced James Wilson to five years in
the State Prison for assault with intent to
kill,
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RESTAURANTS
SWANS Family Bakery aud Dining
SaloQn-No. 636 Market street. Wedding cakes,
ice cream, oysters jeles etc., constantly on hand
Families supplied.
Campi's Original Italian Restaurant has
reopened under the management Of N. Giamboni,
Campis former partner. Nos 63l and 533 Clay
st., near Montgomery. Everything first class.
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San Jose Items.

SAN JOSE. January 2S.h.-The Coroner's
jury to-day found that Rudolph Buelna, alias
Timber Jim, the Mexican gambler, who was
killed in the Mint saloon yesterday. came to
his death from pistol wounds inflicted by
Peter J. Williams.
Dick Fellows. the hiehwayman, who
escaped from Constable E E. Burke, of Santa
Clara. last evening. while en- route to the
County Jail, has not yet been recaptured.
Officers have been securing the county in all
directions ever since he got away.
On Monday evening the grand carnival for
the benefit of the Veterans Home Fund will
open at the California Theater, and continue
each night during the coming week.
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Dwelling Destroyed by Fire.

YREKA. January 2S.h.-Christopher Ar.
rows house. at the mouth of Empire creek,
caught FIRE this morning before daylight. and,
with its contents, was entirely consumed
There were two men asleep in the house at
the time. They barely escaped with their
lives, and did not save even their clothing.
The cause Of the FIRE is not known.
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CITY BREWERY BEER.

yUyHIs BREWERY, WHICH HAS ia
recently been purchased By RUIZ ttHEE8
STALLER l. SCHILLER, has been
thoroughly repaired. and the proprietors now
ready TO deliver BEER of their own brewing, which
they claim is superior to any other in this market
CITY trade and country orders solicited. RUIZ
STALLER & SCHUYLER, Twelfth and H streets,
Sacramento j21-1p1m
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KILLED bv a Corn.sbe,,er.

Los ANGELES, January 2Ssh.-John J.
Moore, Of San Antonio near this city, was
killed this morning by the breaking of
horsepower corn-sheller the tumbling-rod
striking him in the side. The deceased was
native Of Kentucky, about 81 years of age.
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RurcIary at Neyada civ.

NEVADA, January 29th.-The saloon of E.
Beckman was burgiarized early this morning,
and about $500 stolen. OF this amount,
s4S2 so belonged to parties who had been
carrying on faro game in the saloon. The
rest belonged TO Beckraan, aud to other par.
ties who had left it there for safe-keeping.
The robber secreted himself behind some
screens in back room, and after committing
the robbery went out the rear door of the
building The safe in which the money was
left is an ordinary iron one of the old style,
and was fastened with paddock. The thief
pryed the paddock eff with large iron poker.
No clue has been found as to who the cracks
man is.
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TEE WEEKLY UNION
Published In seIni-weekly partsl
Z iarued On Wednesday and Saturday Of each week.
esnprsng Eight Pages in each issne nr Sixteen PsSeE
each We (. and Is the cheapest and most desirable
home, News and Literary Journal published on ths
Raclf1 cosst.
EerEnA One Yexr 20
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
SEUHouRG d Lagos.

N1os. 80. 81 AND 64 FIFTH ST.. SACRAMENTO.
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies,
Ha ufsctarers Of Malt and all kinds OF Meals etc.
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, C1Acked Wheat, Graham Flour,
Bzckvhsa* Flour. etc. New Grain Ban for sale
gents Buckeye Nlls Flour, Marysyille. dip
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BIed 10 Death.

VALLEJO, January 2Sth.-A young man
named William Kenney was accidentally shot
in the leg at the St. John Quicksilver mine
to-day by young Neat. He bled to death.
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santa Cruz Items,

SANTA Cruz. January 2Sth -Pietro Nal.
dini, Swiss, was killed yesterday, on the
Davis L Cowell place, by large limb of a
tree falling on him.
Scott TAYLOR had his examination to-day,
for the killing of Edward Allen, near Lo.
renzo, few days ago, and was allowed to go
free.
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PACIFIC COAST KBws.
Contested VIII Casc-yudgment Against
the Contestant

REDWOOD CITT, January rs S.h.-The time
Of the Superior Court has been taken ND
since the 9 h inst. with the hearing of the
contested will case in the Janke estate. The
contestant alleged fraud, undue influence, un-
lawful restraint and unsoundness of mind as
the grounds of contest. The latter ground
was. however, the only one relied upon at the
trial. The uusoundness was alleged to have
existed in consequence of the deceased hav-
ing been afflicted with diabetes tor many
years prior to his death. Many physicians
were examined on both sides in relation to the
nature of the disease. but all agreed
that notwithstar ding the fact that
it was an almost universal rule that the mind
generally became affected from diabetes, that
there were exceptional cases, and that the at
tending physician would be the best Judge.
The physician in attendance. DIR. Kirk
patrick, of San Francisco, pronounced in
favor of the mental soundness of the deceased.
Many witnesses were examined on both sides,
and vigorous contest was had. The prop
erty of the estate is valued at S25, 600, and
includes the picnic grounds known as Bel
mont Park. Judgment was rendered by the
Court in favor of the admission of the will to
probata
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CARRIAGES
HARRY BERNARD,
COR. SIXTH AND L STREETS.
SACRAMENTO.

kF have on hand and for sale a. the lowest
possible prices, the new style of PONY PHAETONs
the handsomest In the State. Famil- Carriages
latest patterns Neatest Open Bugg,es in the State
Light Top Buggies. Heavy Top Buggies for noun
tain use farmers Carriages. Trotting Wagons
and sulkies, all OF my own make. Carriage Paint
ing and Trimming done at the lowest price, None
but the most experienced workmen employed
Repairing neatly done, and all work is warranted
Cali at the Factory and see for yourself. d1-4pu
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BREWERY FOR SALE.

HyHE FOR YEARS wELL-KN0wN R#
ST. Louis Brewery, kEz8
Situated on corner OF Sixth and g streets, SsSksx
In the city OF Sacramento, is, account Of the
death OF the proprietor for sale cheap Inquire Of
W. p. COLEMAN. 325 street. d20-H
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Sad RespIf of Crime.

STOCKTON, January Stb.-Fleta Gillespie,
who was shot by a rejected suitor, pear Lodi,
some days ago, died last night at II o'clock
The bullet was extracted from the base of the
skull. fattened out. She will be buried to.
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AdvIces from Portland.

PORTLAND. January 29th.-The Arlington
Club. composed of the leading professional
aud business men, opened last night.
The o. r. and n. Company will tomorrow
let contract for building o dry dock on the
east side of the river, two miles below here,
to W. w. Bates, a shipbuilder Of Chicago.
It will be 400 feet long, lis feet vide at the
top, and 45 feet at the bottom; draft of
water at low stage, IS feet, ct high stage, 46
feet. 1t will be supplisd with two 18.inch
centrifugal pumps, which will empty the
dock in four hours. It will cost S125 600,
and is to be finished in one year.
The Columbia river is blocked with ice four
miles below The Dalles, and through COM
munication by boat is stopped. The river
below the Cascades is covered with thin skin
of ice for seven miles, and will probably be
blocked tomorrow. Tonight the weather
bulletins from east of the Cascades indicate
still colder weather during tonight and to-
morrow. It looks now as if the blockade
must last at least ten days or two weeks.
Herron's meat market at Salem was robbed
last night of 1885, evidently by an expert,
who broke open the safe.
George Young, an employe of Nelson's
brewery, attempted to commit suicide this
afternoon by taking two ounces of laudanum.
Prompt treatment saved his life. The cause
was dependency.
Real estate transactions for the week,
S149 464
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HATS.

Hermann, The Haiter-No. SS6 Kesrny street,
near Pine. The finest hats at the lowest prices.
Factory No. II Belden street.
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WHOLESALE GRcCERS.
Taber, Harkcr & Co.-Importers and Wholesale
Grocers, Nos. 10e and ITO California street.
Weilman, Peck d CO.-Importers and Whole
sale Grocers and Dealers in Tobacco and Cigars
Nos. 128 to 1872 Market, and No. % California
SACRAMENTO RECORD-uNION.
san Francisco Office, No. 53I California
street,. II. Sharpe, Agent.
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The Weather.

YREKA, January 28sh. = The mercury
marked 10' above aero this morning at z
o'clock Sleighing is still good in town, be-
ing protected by the shade of the buildings,
but il is all gone outside under the suns infiu-
ence. The cold weather stops all mining ex-
cept under ground
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND sunday
INTERESTING ARIZONA ITEMS.
A Tulare County Physician Drowned in
Pail Of Water.
NUMEROUS BURCLARIEs REPORTED.
Attempted Suicide Of Young Man in
celusa County.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Terrible sufferings of the Crew Of Ship
wrecked Bark
ETC.. ......-......... .Efc.....-.... .....Etc.
CALIFORNIA.
Held fO Apswer.

NEVADA, January 2Sth.-Maurice Penilon.
the Frenchman arrested on suspicion OF hav.
ing killed man named Ladda, at Columbia
Hill, in .this county, last week, and of hav-
ing aftelward attempted to burn the body,
had his preliminary examination in this city
last evening. After hearing the evidence Of
several witnesses, the Judge held Penilon to
answer for murder, with bail fixed at S., 0OO