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BREvITIRs,
Sacramento river 20 feet inches.

Sacramento river 20 feet 4 inches.
NJ. I. Brewer is lying quite i'll at his resi-
dence, Tenth and L streets.
The plasterers of this city have organized
themselves into an association.
The open-air concert by the First Artillery
band, in the Capitol grounds last evening,
was largely attended.
At noon to-day the Executive Committee
of the Anti.debris Association will meet at
the Courthouse in this city.
To-day at 10 o'clock the Grand Parlor Of
the Native Sons of the Golden West will
convene at Pioneer Hall in this city.
The Capitol Park Commissioners complain
that the parties who attend the open air con-
certs at the Capitol grounds are injuring the
grass on the terraces.
The young lady If the couple who won the
first prizs for best waltzing at the CaledoniaH
picnic, was Miss Dslia HALEY instead of
Hawley, as heretofore stated.
Officer Thorpe yesterday arrested nan by
the name of ID. w. Wyman upon complaint
of the proprietor of the Fountain Stables. 1t
is said that he cruelty drove a horse to death
on Sunday.
NoTARIEs PUBLIc.-E. A. Belcher has been
appointed Notary Public for Yuba county.
to reside at Marysvile; Il. G. Neuschwander,
for Inyo county, to reside at Death Valley or
Greenland; A. A. McLane, for Inyo county,
to reside at McLsne's Ranch; J. P. Jackson,
for Ell Dorado county. to reside at George
town f. Al. Ostrander, for MERGED county,
to reside at MERGED.
FOURTH OF July MEETING.-There will
be meeting of the citizens at the Court
house this evening, to mature plans for the
proper observance of the 4sh of July. The
Advisory Committee heretofore appointed
will report this evening. Mayor Brown is
very DESTROYS that there should be large at
tendance of the citizens of Sacramento.
ORDER OF CoURT.-Judge r. G. Clark, in
Department One of the Superior Court, yes.
terday ordered that the names of seventy.five
jurors be drawn, and venire thereupon
issue returnable July 6, 1882.
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the most magnificent character was visible
here last night. The ashes began about
dusk and continued all night, and for a time
were almost incessant, there being twenty or
more minute. Thunder, some OF it very
loud, accompanied the lightning, as also a
sharp fall Of rain.
The Regents of the Territorial University
have determined to tender the Presidency Of
that institution to Professor Thomas Cong.
don. of the State University of Oregon.
The body of f. Durnal, German, recently
from the Sandwich Islands, was found last
night at the foot of precipice so feet high,
down which he had evidently fallen two or
three days before. He arrived here last
Thursday, and was an entire stranger to
eyeryhody
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT Two-DKssoS. Judge.


MONDAY, June ), 1852.
The People We. Joseph Hurtado murder in the
first degree-On motion OF C. T. Jones, T. B. Nc
Farand was entered of record as additional counsel
and motion for arrest Of judgment denied. Motion
for new trial overruled and denied , exception
taken. Sentenced pronounced that defendant be
hanged on Wednesday, July 20, 1852.
The People vs.. Simon Raten, murder in the fir,
degree Ewood Bruner, counsel for defense, made
4 motion for a continuance. Motion denied Sen.
tence was then pronounced that defendant be hanged
on Wednesday, July 20, lSS2,
Rae VS.. AleNander-Ten days additional time to
defendant TO file statement.
Charles Heisen VS. C. T Jones Demurrer over.
ruled ten days to answer notice waived.
Grabill vs. Grabill- Demurrer argued and taken
under advisement
whitcomb vs.. McClintock- Demurrer sustained
twenty days TO amend notice waived.
Milliken VS.. Milliken-H. Edgerton, attorney for
plaintiff. asked leave to withdraw as counsel for
plaintiff. Mr.. Rsmage, as counsel, consented, and
asked that A. p. Catlin be substituted. Ordered ac
cordingy. Case argued and taken under advise
ment.
DEPARTMENT ONE CLARK, Judge.
Estate of Mike Bryte-Petition for sale of per.
sonal property filed and set for hearing June l2th.
Estate Of W. T. Raught-0rder settling final &c.
count ami decree OF distribution.
Estate Of Barbara Druke Petition for distribu'
ton continued one week.
Estate OF J. A. Moore-0rder OF sale Of personal
property and order setting apart property exempt
from execution.
Estate of Jane Wilson-0rdered that executor
give bonds in the sum Of $4,000 within twenty
days unless within that time he to BE- filed
and settled final account.
Estate OF Andrew adjudication for conirma-
lion of sale of real estate continued one week.
Estate of Caleb Arnold-Decree setting apart
homestead and personal properly.
Estate of II. j. A. Reinstatement of final ac-
count continued
Estate of Charlotte IL. Morg1n-Decree OF distri.
button entered.
Dennis Sheehan vs.. Lizzie Sheehan-Default en-
tered and case set for trial Tuesday June 18th.
d. ]. Simmons VS.. His Creditors-Decree OF fEal
discharge in insolvency.
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A Spirited Election.

CHICO, June 5th-The most spirited cleo
tioI for School Trustee ever held here &C.
Cured Saturday. Two of our prominent men
aspired for the position, William H. Earll
and L. P Hendricks. Earll was elected by
a majority of IS votes.
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ARIZONA,
Attempt 10 Escape Life imprisonment.

Attempt TO Escape Life imprisonment.
TOMBSTONE, June 5.h.-Hiram i. Potter,
who was found guilty of incest and sentenced
to imprisonment for life at the last session Of
the Court, attempted to escape from jail on
Sunday evening. He gsshed fellow. prisoner
badly with razor, and jumped ont of the
door as another prisoner was put in. He ran
about block, when he was again captured
BY the jailer and guards. He was taken to
Yuma Penitentisry this morning by Sheriff
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Murder Case at walker
severely Injured.

MERGED, June 5th.-The case of the People
Vs. Albert Smiley. on information for muir
der, for the killing of Peter l.. Scott about
the LIST Of May last, came uS for trial ia the
Superior Court of the county, before Hor.
q. III. Marks, Judge, at II N to-day. Eight
jurors had been sworn in, and the Court or
dered venire for twenty more, returnab!e
at o'clock P.-M the regularly drawn venire
being exhausted. There are large number
Of witnesses present. and the trial promises
to be long and tedious one. most Of the
witnesses being Spanish and French, whose
testimony will have to be taken through an
interpreter.
Last night, about half-past 10 o'clock,
VIM. Dennison, hostler employed in the
Ell Captain stables, got cut of bsd in his
sleep and walked out of an open door in the
second story of the stable, receiving severe
though not fatal injuries. He seems to have
fallen upon his side and face. ipjurirg one
hip, knocking out several teeth and cutting
his tongue severely. The injured man had
been suff ering for some time with fever, and
subject TO wild dreams or alteration Of mind
while the fever was on him.
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EVANSVILLE, June 5th.-The Suffer COuu-
ty Democratic Committee to-day appointed
the following delegates to the State Conven-
ton: S. E. Wilson, George 4. Britain,
James S. Leary and George Ohleyer.
The Yubs county delegates will be ap-
poin.ed next Saturday.
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Eighteen Months AT san quentin.

MARYsvILLE, June 5.h.-Edward Todd
was to-day sentenced by Judge Keyser, in the
Superior Court, to eighteen months at San
Q ientin, for assault with deadly weapon
on one Anderson, committed last March.
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lMeIlin2.IIOuse Burned.

PETALUMA, June 5sh.-The dwelling house
and contents OF F. W. German, of this city,
were totally destroyed by fire to-day. The
fire wss caused by some children, who, alone
in o bedroom. were amusing themselves with
matches The property was valued at
81 800, and was insured in the Dwelling.
House Underwriters for 81 0U0
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NEW MEXICO.

RIddIed with Busiets by MeXicaDs.
LAS VEGAS, June 5sh.-At Hudson Hot
Springs to-day George Sly resisted arrest by
Mexic1n posse, killing two Mexicaus. He
was then riddled with bullets by the Next
cans
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SECOND DISPATCH. !

PORTLAND, June 5th.-The vote to-day was
light, but showed an increase in this city of
900 over the vote Of two years ago. Tho
smallest precinct had 700 votes. Twenty.
eight names were on each ticket, hence no
returns can be received before daylight. Con-
siderable scratching was done on county Of
fcers. The majority of this county is usually
the States maj ority, as the remainder of the
State is about equally divided. Ths Demo.
Gratis generally concede the reelection of
George tor Congress. His majority two years
ago in this county was 1,157. The Republi-
can estimate Of the majority this year is
1900, and the Independent estimate tonight
is that the Republican State ticket is elected
by majority Of from 500 to loo. There is
bare possibility that Shattuck (Dem J. for
Supreme Judge. ia elected over Lord rep.
The Chinese restriction bill cut no figure
whatever in the election. There was very
little excitement. and the vote in this county
il probably 10 600 short Of full No returns
are received from outside counties.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

The Election In Oregon-AccIdental Fatal
shoOtiDg-Man Missing in COiusa Conn.
tv-Murder Trial ut Merced-Accident
10 n ker-COrner.stOne Laying
at santa Cruz-MOrc Democratic Dele.
gaies-EIectiOn at Dutch FIat-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNIOs.l
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Cornerstone LAYING.

SANTA Cruz, June 5th.- The laying of the
corner. stone OF the new Hall of Records by
the Grand Lodge, +. and A. NJ of California.
P. G. NJ. Lsonidas f. Pratt officiating, took
place to-day in the presence of the fraternity
from Salinas, Monterey, Watsonville and this
place, and drew together an immense assem-
blage, a very large number being ladies. The
Grafton was delivered by Grand Orator Mar.
Gus D. Boruck. In tie evening there was a
great Masonic ball at the Pacific 0oean
House
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Horse-fhfeyes Captured and Stolen Stock


PORTLAND, June 5th.-Information has
just reached here of the capture of four
horse-thievss-DAn Tarter, freeman Mus
tard. Dong Mustard and George Glover
near lewiston, Idaho, Wednesday. OF late
several horses have been missing from differ
emit bands, and suspicion pointed to these
men, who had started drive towards the
river. A posse of citizens started out with
rifles and overlook the me- at Steptoe Land
ing. The stolen horses were found in their
possession. The thieves first tried to escape,
then showed fight; but they were well sur.
rounded, and finding the odds against them
surrendered. They were taken to Cotton,
bound over and sent to Colfax for trial. There
is much excitement, and some talk of lynch.
ing.
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Missing Man-fcars of Foul Play.

PRINCETON tColusa county,, June 5.h.-H.
c. Larsen, who left Biggs three weeks ago for
this place, has not been heard of since. He
was on foot, and had companion, and is
thought to have been foully dealt with, as he
had bank account OF some So, 900 at Orc
vile. He formerly resided in Shasta county.
He WAS q sober, industrious man, and his
relatives are very anxious about him.
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CALIFORNIA.
Election Of school Trustees.

DtrcH FLAT, June 5th.-A spirited cleo
ton for School Trustees took place here last
Saturday. a vote nearly equal to q general
election being cast. Two members of the old
Board-P. Nichols and i. Mellows-worked
with energy. soliciting votes for themselves;
but were defeated. To-day the schools were
summarily closed, the reason given by the
Trustees being that they were not reelected.
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The Russian Government is giving Wig.
orous support to the Church. 1t has or.
dered that in future the national theaters
are to be closed on Saturday night, as we'll
as on Sunday, on the ground that the Sab
bath begins on Saturday night, and on fete
days, which are very numerous in Russia,
and during the entire season of Lent.
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The AUBURN DECORATION DAY.-In the
vicinity of Auburn there are eleven vet.
eran soldiers of the Union army, but for
want of concert of action Decoration Day
was not observed at Auburn, and the local
press complains about it. However, one
old soldier, J. S. Dean, assisted by Mrs.
E. Read of Auburn, and MISC E. Street of
Oakland, visited the cemetery and placed
flowers on the graves of deceased Union
soldiers,
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OREGON.


PORTLAND, June 5.h.-The election is be-
ing conducted very quietly. though beth par
ties are working very hard. The weather is
fine all over the State, and very full vote
will be polled. -Four ont of the five ballots
ara being scratched
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A Telling Law,

Mr.. Charles Law, Jr., in conversation
with one of our representatives, recently
said: 81 have been a sufferer from rheuma.
tism and neuralgia for the past ten years,
and tried all kinds of remedies. Having
heard so much about st. Jacobs Oil, tried
bottle, aud found it truly wonderful. y
PottstowB pa Ledger.
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A Disgraceful Crime.

Los ANGELES. June 5th.-A case of crimi-
nal assault at Ell Monte has jus. come to
light Miss BERTHE Upton of this city at
tended a May-day ball there on the eve of
May 1st. The next morning, about day
light, her brother.in-law, Ed Mays, coaxed
her to go over to his house, and on the way
committed the crime. She is only IA years
Of age, and he is %. She kept the affair
quiet for while, under the fear of Mays
threat to take her life if she told. Her
mother finally got hold of the matter. and
Saturday warrant was sworn out for Mays
arrest, but he has not yet been caught.
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haRQIEn

San Francisco, June c-John Bloch to Anne Nissen,
San Francisco, June flames Byrnes to Jane Con
way.
San Francisco, June Michael A. Donnelly to
Maria Z. Gethngs.
San Francisco, June Al. NJ. Gillert to May Rosen.
blum.
Backer.
San Francisco, June 8-George j. C. Marsi'y to Mary
Bosworth
San Francisco, June u R. Morgan to Kitty E.
Scott.
San Francisco, May James J, Mulcahey to
Katie NJ. Crowley.
stockton, February l0-Bas A. Hester to Elizabeth
Halliday.
Salinas City, May 31-John Cook to Mary E. Powers.
Maxwell May 24-Jos r. Mapes to Annie Wooden.
Bsnicia, June James O'Rourke to Meta Glynn.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.


DAYTON, June 5Lh.-William Pearsol, liv-
ing on Assotin creek, was accidentally shot
and killed by his brother three days ago.
The shot took effect in the stomach, and
death ensued in three hours.
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RICHARD MURRAY, late of S. Lipman &
Co, has just returned to Sacramento, after
three months trip to the southern part of
the State, and is now with Hale Bros. l. Co.,
where he will be glad to meet his friends.
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We are assured by parties from San Fer
naudo that the wheat crop in that valley
pected. B. +. Porters grain will yield 60
per cent. OF full crop, and that of all the
others will do equally as well. Mr.. Moffitt
gives even better report than this, and says
that many of the fields will yield as high
as IS per cent. of full crop. This in.
formation is very reassuring. The acreage
planted in that valley this year is not much
short of 10000, and at the lowest estimate
this would give wheat yield of 240, goo
sacks, or about $4,000 tons. Hos Angeles
Express
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THOSE mems cashmere suits, from New
York, arrived at the Red House yesterday.
See them. -
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The sands at the mouth of the Coquille
river have again shifted, so that they now
have seven channels there. The best one
is between the south rocks and the black
rock, where there is nine feet of water.
Public sentiment On the river is still
strongly in favor of filling in between the
south rocks and making wall there that
will keep the channel 10 the north of them
at all times and under all circumstances.
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THE BFsr SUIT for little money is the
me now found at the Red House for Sc 80.
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LADIES and gents plush slippers, so cents
mar pair, at Hale's.
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Fa-sol la La fa-Congregational Church.
George Parsons-Where art thou
Bristol Sarsaparills and Vegetable Pills.
What makes you hiss :-Sozodont.
Stated meeting Sacramento Chapter o-night.
British Mutual Benefit Social tonight
Sacramento Bank-Money 10 loan.
Caledonian Club-Wednesday evening.
Sacramento Parlor n. 5. G. w.-To-nirht
For sale Blacksmith shop in Nspa.
Wanted Help at Houston's
Wanted Help at Kennedy's.
Mining interest for sale.
SIS J. Reward for dove slayer.
Business Advertisement.
wcinstock L Lubln-Boys' suits, fans, yalises.
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LATE ARRIVALS A foe lot of French
and American dress prints, newest styles, at
Hale's
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. w. Cheslev ant
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Summary for May. 1882: Very light frost
on the 18Th, 14!h, 18th and 10th. Average
hourly velocity aud prevailing direction Of
wind for the month. at 400 A. NJ, 81 miles,
from the southeast at 1902 p. NJ, Z miles,
from the north at SOP P NJ, 6 miles, from
the southwest. Highest water in the river,
21.3 feet, on the 7th lowest water ia the
river 20.2 feet, on the 9th.
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LADIES kid, foxed, button, extra quality.
60 at Hale's
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SILK embroidered flannel, from 81 per yard
upward, at Hale's.
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UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS, 80 cents, IS cents,
81 and 81 %, at Hale's.
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LADIES Curacao kid, button boots, 50 at
Hale's
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ASK to see our bleached table damask, at
30 cents Per yard. Hale Bros g. Co.
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WHEN passing the Red House, look at
those misses serge shoes marked 50 cents
formerly sold elsewhere for 81 %.
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Iy you are at all interested in dress goods,
read Hale's advertisement of to-day. Great
display this week.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Fatal Sunday Night Row-Morc SMALLPOX
on the AltOnOwer-Deaths OF a Day-A
Hung Jury-The Case OF Wheeler, the
strangier-Etc.
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SILKwoRM EGGS given away at Dale &
Co.'s. They are now ready for delivery.
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FoRbanqusts. etc., use Eclipse Champagne. :
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CURTAIN net and cretonnes-a very large
assortment at Hsle's.
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FoH gents fine clothing, visit Hale's.
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MEs's WHITE VESTS lMarseiIle.J. So cents,
at Red House.
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IMMIGRANrs.-Se immigrants, in
Guiding sixty.two MALE, passed Carlin yes.
terday en- route for California. They will
arrive in this city by the overland this after
unou
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READ Hale's advertisement in this days
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SEATTLE, June 5th.-An electric display of
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GREAT display of dress goods this week at
Hale's.
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INQUEST HELD. - Yesterday, about 10
o'clock A. NJ. the body of Peter Peterson was
found floating in the Sacramento river, just
below Sutterville. The body was taken in
charge by Coroner Wermilya, and an inquest
held last evening. The name of the deceased
was ascertained to be Peter Peterson.s He
was native of Denmark, 70 years OF age,
and came to his death by accidental drowning,
LICENSED DEALERS AssoCIATIoN.-The
Licensed Dealers Protective Association met
last evening at the Courthouse for the pur-
pose OF revising their constitution and by
laws. 1t is the intention of this association,
which now has a membership of several hun
dred, to thoroughly reorganize and take an
important part in the politics of the coming
campaign.
MINE SoLD.-The Great Crevice Mine,
situated in Placer aud Ell Dorado counties
on Murderer's Bar, Middle Fork of the
American river, consisting of mining land,
machinery. etc, was sold on Saturday by
Sherburn & Smith, at auction, for SO, 600, to
T.. j.. Croly, who purchased it for the Cave
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LATE ARREsTs.-The following appeared
on the slate at u o'clock last night. Her
man Gehert, malicious mischief, by officer
IEldred; Thomas Roach, peddling without a
license, by local Nash; Mrs. Larcener,
common drunk, by officer O.chwaldt Mary
Lawson, drunk, by same officer.
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BoYs' fancy dress shirts, 60 and 50 cents, a
Hale'a
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Magnificent Electric DispIay-Territoriai
university-FataI Fall Over a Precf.