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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03
FROM WASHINGTON

W hSHiS1Ip j.. -. i chIlldft lSN.,.~-
The feeling here with regard 10 tie ;n@ii;,ur-
dinatc cadets al Annapolis, i; iir,t N:,3t
they ave ccnSurablc and should ie made %
feel that cen-urc. they are NOT ~ nucu to
blame as they would be were ihcrcommand-
AM Il more admirable man.
In the senate to-day the petition OF Gen
-cral Getty in command Of Fortress Monroe.
for retirement was presented.
In the House to-day the glass schedule
OF the tariff bill was under consideration.
The attempt to increase the duty on bottles
has been defeated. 80 that if the House bill
shall pass the duty will remain is it is ii
present.
y group Of Nirgini;,ns on the floor Of the
House to-day attracted considerable atten-
ton from the galleries. 1t was COMPOSED of
Ex-Governor Smith, Senator Johnston and
Representatives Wise and Fukcrson-all
now good and true democrats.
The appropriation Of $500 Tor the eyncn=es
of Major :. J.. Eayly in contcSting the seat
in the House for the Sth district in Virginia
was agreed to bya special resolution, and
will be added 10 the sundry civil bill proba,
bly, during the last days OF the session.
The Senate o.day was on the cotton schc-
dulc OF the tariff bill. An amendment TO
fix the duty at - per cent ad vuorem on all
manufacturers Of cotton was defeated By 4
vote OF - TO - close shave. M.. Johnson
introduced an amendment 10 The effect tina,
the manufactures of cotton goods he re-
quired 10 state what they would lose by a
duty OF 40 per cent on cotton goods aud lha,
the Government make that loss yood. The
people have TO pay for the protection. he
says, and rs the Treasury is running
over with money eyactcd Of the
people, some OF ii might ~ well br
| spent that WAY IL i'll any Other. Dur
ing the debate Mr.. Horn, Of Michigan
madc vain aitemp; n 4 willy speech,
during which he cen>lircd Mr. Cox for al.
ludlng TO the red hair Of Mr. Bedford, OF
Colorado. Mr.. Cox, in reply, said that diff.
lerences rs 10 personal attractions between
himself and Mr. Brllcrd were matters for
their own individual concern. aud wi,t
! which the numbering twin from Michigan
had nothing to do For his friend from
Colorado. hc said. he had the highest re-
spect, aad o.! wh1in il might well BIZ said
| that
While r"tu! In Lrc.tl th r.!lil ,!uI,t mr. .r,,,l
Etsr"a! sunshine G!it,clct "rl Ia, bead
AT three O'Clock This afternoon ,hr con
| 5ideraiOn of the tariff bill will be su*.
! suspended in order that culcgic4 may be
delivered upon the late Mir Lowe green
hacker from Alabama, who ii viii bc re
lncmbcrcd had difficulty with Senator 10.
gan whom he accused, rightialy o. is rene.
rally believed, OF having recruited soldiers
for the Confederate army.
lhc statement is again made thul Srn:.
tor NHhonc never goes 10 the y hitr Horse
| now. a!ii the lnnur T. revived that General
! Johnston viii he appointed Commissioner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

heii you see young man sailing down
street alter midnight with collar mashed
down ms neck, you can make up YOUR mind
lhere Young girl crawling up stairs not
lar distant, with her shoes under her arm
and an eNtinshished lamp in her hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

ALEXANDRA MARKET Feb The market
i"r grain i Il iilt tir,ncr There is no change 10
note i" i'',Hr. The receipts Of Wheat have in
creased "ld I.db hilsIrh suld to-day at l1Oa11o
Tor common white; ! lall' Tor Fultl: Halls
'"f m!H'd 4id HAL Tor lHtnca .,cr 1850
hu'htl' 81 Corn sold ri 'ISaiiO for white and 80
Tor yellow. \" Rye "r Oats reported, One small
lot 81 Corn Meal soll u! - per bushels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

!" h'tlm"'" Yesterday the market opened with
hr'Sk sales al Virginia cuusolS some 10000 of
tlein being quickly taken At '12l but the supply
being large. they tr!l Ia -. with sales of 1000
al that. am! closed 3l@. bid - asked No sales
:" f'-'ini OF nrw IS were recorded The consul
and i''.'in COUPONS showed their usual volrn,
""'t'''i"''a 90 comparatively small transactions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

new N"R'l. Feb, ,. The stock market opened
irregular hn! IN III" man fraction lower chan
Al yesterday close. During the past hour the
market has brra Very active and Irregular prices
hr't advanced 81 per cent. The list thea re-.
"rded /" The extent Of ) per cent. this was fol.
lowed 10y 4 rally OF ,aii per cent which at IL
"r!uct WAS partially lest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

The Publishers oi the Richmond, Va, En-
4d.rr' heartily recommend DR. Bull. Couch
syrup aud say I. has been well tried in
cur elilcc and composing room, and has
cured our city editor OF very had cas-. of
Bronchitis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

i ceu1Tal bureau for astronomical intelli-
gcncs Is being established at f>icl. in Ger,
many, whittier kilograms announcing dis
co:eries in this ied CT science will lie sent
rcr Instance, Greenwich Paris, Milan. Wen.
IA. Utretcht: Copenhagen, ruio1a in Rus
STA, etc: and thence lie photographed to all
Of 100 marks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

The Philadelphia Times has no patience
with teachers who in examining their pupils
require these to answer questions in the very
words OF the school books, instead of allow
ing the Intelligence of the pupil to have full
play and suggest answers in his own words
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

-'oH thes sprak Of Crude Petroleum as a
IeGieay, Tor Consumption better not try it,
but take III Bulls Cough Syrup,-,be
standard Cough Remedy Of our age. It is
agreeable 10 The taste, never fails to cure,
and casts only - cents hottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03
The Court OF Appeals Yesterday.

+. n. Hill esq, WAS allowed 10 practice
is Counsel ia this court.
Hudson VS. Dismak rs and ais. Argued
by W. ". Henry, esd, for appellant and II.
\. Jones for appellee, and continued until
Monday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

TIE FEBRUARY number OF ora LM'. H1"> has
been received from its publishers. Russell 4 Co..
Boston. A. usual it is full of in;crcstn. reading
matter for children and is prcttilv Illustrated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

ILe Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad has
been sued by the family OF Mr.. John E. Al
sop: the baggage. master who was killed in
the Miiiboro' collision last Christmas Dam
ages 10 tie amount CT $4,000 are claimed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03
MARRIED

l. FLiladelphia Oh Monday. January 10tb
i5ot, ii the parsonage of Emanuel P. Z Church
oy ley Nathaniel l: Briggs, Dir. JOHN T COLE
William Girsos.. iii ii this c;tT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

DR.. Schliemann has received PERMISSION
from the Hellenic Government &c male a..
cavations CT the northwest Of Athens. near
tie old academy. who're those who Tell IN
The val are buried, aud where the gave J.,
pericles il supposed to he. Alter .xiaustjon
this region the learned doctor Intends "a
transfer his la6ors to the Island Of Crete
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

HoStcttrrS Stomach
l}itters gives sirarli-
ness tn the nerves, iu-
dnres Il healthy natur-
al flow of bile, prevents
constipation without
untinly plirsing the
bowels. gently stilnu-
latrS the circulation,
and by promoting u
vigorous condition of
the physical system,
promotes. also. that
clIeert'ulneSs which, i
the truest Indication
of Il well balanced con.
dition of aiithc animal
powers.
For sale by all Drug
janis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03
To-DAY's CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
SENATE.

The credentials Of Mr. Coke, Senator. elect
from Texas, were presented and read
Atterthe presentation and reference OF sun
dry petitions, the Senate At the close of the
morning hour went into executive session.
and when the doors were rc"penctl the tar
it'll bill was taken llp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

Ms. Annie f. Richardson, Manchester
.aia 4 have been benefited by Browns
Iron Eircrs and consider it an excellent
medicine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03
HOI,SE.

A number Of bills. resolutions and peti-
tions were presented, and at l:4j the house
went into Committee Of the Whole on the
Tariff bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

he German Baptisls have determined to
locate Normal school al Bri,gewater,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

There was I severe alo-: storm in north
eri Ontario last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

bMTlMoEE, Feb. Wa. Is dcrd H. do ron.
soi'datrd 'l'.; do second series -; past due
COUPONS -; Il" new lu.aus 80 ii" new IS 4ai.
old to-day: Cotton quiet middlnes 10 rIour
unchanged. firm AMI active. Whrat-S,utbar
higher: Western higher aud active Southern rod
il2ai - do amber 1l1al2+ No l MARYLAND
l1Oal 10 No , Western winter red suot and
February lG1sal i6"4; March 11sLa1Isa. ):
APR, l-o'lai- ~; May 122a122h,. Corn
ern white aud yellow 63aG7: Western mixed snn,
rs '2an5'ti February 677saG9; March 6Ia67 l. .
April G6'IaG6'; May Ct ..a6- 4, +; steamer "a t.,
% L. Oats irm; Southern l3a5l Western White
o"a1l do mixed 47a49 Penna 4sa51. Rv.
dali at 6Sa,o. Hay unchanged. Coffee firm Rio
cargoes ordinary to fair TASK, Sugar dull a
soft s.. Whiskey quiet at Tia 81 III,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

lr LOOKS Very much as if the tlourishing
ship building business Of this city of Years
long gone by was to be revived. and to
equal if not excel its former prosperity.
There are now two ship yards here AT
each of them u large schooner, of greater
tonnage than the ships that were built
here, is Oh the stocks. Al one OF them
the building Of another Vessel vi the same
class has just been contracted for, and it is
understood that new keel will be- laid
at the other as soon as the spring opens.
Four vessels, each larger than ships used to
be, under constru ;tion AT one time, will
tend in no slight degree to disprove the
assertion ot the chronic croakers, and OF
those whose vanity or interest induces them
to cry down Ihi. cit, that Alexandria is :,
dead town"
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NlRGlNIA In the Clerks Office Of the Corno
ration Court of the city Of Alexandria, on In.
24th day of January 1881. -"
Narss'et ). Mankin, by James W. Langley, her
ManSln defendant. In chancery.
Memo The object OF this suit is TO obtain dis
solution of marriage aud Il divorce from I'm. hnns
OF matrimony. Wv '''''
ms appearance and given security ACCORDING 10th
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
anu II appearing by an affidavit that he *
no, not resident of this State, it is ordered that
ar r sa,u defendant appear here within one month
after due publication of this order and ao uba, !;
necessary protect his interest in this suit and
.hit a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
tne Alexandria Gazette, a newspaper published in
.he Guy OF Alexandria, once week lor four sue,
cea'ive weeks and posted at the front door of tb,
Court House Of this city. copy-teste
r,. MORTON MARYE, Clerk.
-'"nu BURKE p. q. jan25-w4w
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Legal NOTICES

I lRdlNlA: Ia the Clerks Office OF the Corpo
ration Court Of the city OF Alexandria, on the
I'll day OF February, 1888.
H. d. HUI, by next friend, Emil Wilmer, cou,-
rlainaht, against Charles o. Hull defendant.
In chancery.
Memo. The object OF this suit i 10 Obtain = Al.
'oiuli"ti oi the bonds of matrimony
he defendant not having entered his up
l"artnre and given security according to
lhc act OF Assembly. and the rules of this
court and it appearing by affidavit that
ne Is not u resident OF this State: 1t is or
drred. that the said defendant appear her. win
III one month after due publication Of this order
anu 40 what Is necessary TO protect his interest
IN inns SUIT and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted III the Alexandria Gazette, a new,
paper published in the city of Alexandria, once
wen ,"r lour successive weeks and posted at lho
front door of the Court House of this city
\ copy-tcst: MORTON MARYE r.,
h"n u VI. brent. ID. Y. fbhO- WI II.
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NEW YORK, February 3.-Stocks weak and law.
er' Cotton quiet and firm urauds 10 BIG: Or.
leans ~ 10 Flour quiet aud frm. Wheat &C.
I I'VE AMI ia &c better. Corn quiet and tribe
better. 'A'iie
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ,, 1855

TIE REPUBLICANS in Congress are moth
ing if not aulacous They reported a bill
approprating twenty million Of dollars in
the House late yesterday evening, accom-
panyins it with the announcement that it
would be passed under suspension of the
rules on Monday next. 4 democrat who
asked if such large sum of money was to
be voted away without an opportunity for
debate, was abruptly informed that that
was exactly what was intended, and that
they, the republicans were willing to take
the responsibility. TO say that bare ma
jority can vote away twenty millions Of the
peoples money without letting them know
how that immense sum is TO be expended,
aud without allowing their representatives
Oil opportunity To examine the items and
protest against such rs may be found objec-
tionable is making travesty ofliberty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-03

RARB FENCING WIRE, Common Wia 81,
- ,. SIZES Wire Ties for balng hay. for sale Iv
ucco JAS. F. CARIIN y So-Ic
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26

Mora Moss, Jr., and NJ. Toplitz. After lit
erary and musical exercises, Hon. Horace
Davis, of San Francisco, delivered an address
to the class. There was a large audience
present. and afterward a collation. was
served in the gymnasium hall.
warmest Day Of the Season.
MARYsvILLE, May 25sh.-This was the
warmest day of the season. The murcury
touched 94'. A north wind has been blow
ing three days.
Fruit I'm Yuba and Suffer.
MARYsvILLE, May 25sh.-The peach crop
in this section, which at poisoning time
promised to be unusually large, suffered
greatly during the wet weather prevailing
early this month. A disease attacked the
fruit and much of it fell from the trees. Only
about one-quarter of the crop will be Sc
cured Aprieots and the other fruit crops
will be good.
The Suffer Packing and Canning Company
have been enlarging in Suffer county. A
large fruit canneTy will be built this season at
Yuba City.
suicide with a Pistol.
STOCKTON, May 25tb.-T. ]. Miller, aged
about 35 years, stranger. committed suicide
in DonneI's Hall, at Milton, this morning, by
blowing his brains out with pistol. The
is supposed to have come from San Jose.
The Railroad Commission.
SAN JOSE, May 25th.-Petitions are being
circulated in this city, and are numerously
signed by Democrats and Republicans, ask
ing several of our most prominent citizens to
call mass meeting of the people of the
county, the said meeting to appoint COM
mittes to wait upon the Rsilroad Commits
sioners, and ssk them to take definite action
in the matter of the reduction Of freights and
fares within brief specified time. In the
event of their failure TO do so, the Governor
will be asked TO call special session Of the
Legislature, to take action upon declaring the
offices vacant. It is proposed that grand
barbecue be held here on the ID of june, and
that all the prominent anti-railroad men of
the last Legislature be here and address the
people. The proposition is meeting with the
earnest cooperation of the people here OF all
classes. 1t is believed there will be from
100, Go to $50. 900 present.
Shocking Shooting ARRAY.
VIsALIA, May 25th.-Between and Z
o'clock this .evehing a shooting affray &C.
CURED here which resulted in the instant
death of Levi Elliott and his little daughter
Nettie, aged about 6, and the wounding of
J. M. Harlan.
Verdict OF MansIaughter.
SANTA BARBARA, May 25th.-This after
noon the jury brought in a verdict of man
slaughter against Frolin Serin, the murderer
of Abel Guitterez at Alamo. The ARRAY will
be remembered as the result of drunken row
in saloon at that placs about four months
ago. The trial commenced last "Wednesday,
and has been in progress since. After hear
ing the case the jury were out but short
time.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26

DIED.
Sacramento May "a Mary, beloved wife of Richard
Lane, of Latrobe, Ell Dorado county (and sister Of
Mrs. P. Kelly), native Of County Kerry, Ireland,
90 years. (Elmira, N Y, papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. which will take place from
the residence of P. Kelly, corner of Sixth and
streets, this afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock; thence to
st. Roses Church, where funeral services will be
heidi
Sacramento, May wilhelmina, wife OF Peter
Martz (Bee please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take pllce from
the undertaking rooms of fritz Il Miller to.mor
row Sunday afternoon at o'coek.l
Sacramento, May 25-M j., wife OF DR.. 7. A. Snider,
90 years, s months and days.
Funeral notice in this evenings Bee.
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FREIGHT FROM THE EAST.

Passed Ogden on the 2Sd for Sacramento-Hall
Luhrs & Co., 50 boxes soap. % barrels hams ]. T.
Stol casks chain, boxes hames,3 boxes saddlery;
J j. Spieker & Co, l box medicine Huntington,
Hopkins s. Co.. 200 kegs nails H. Bohrer. 2 boxes
household goods Hale Bros. & Co., boxes boots
and shoes Richardson & Bros, saw, 2 frames, l
piece Of machinery Baker & Hamilton, mowers
G. W. Hancock & Co., barrel lamps; Weinstock &
Lubin, case dry goods; Fl. A. Weaver, 3 boxes
paper.
For oroville-Perkins & Co., Is cases bitters s
barrels brandy, barrels gin, 8 barrels whisky.
For Red Bluff-M Manassl, 8 bundles and bars
pick steel.
For Woodlaud-Mrs. +. B. Alduck, / organ.
For vaeaville-W. Butcher, organ.
For Napa City-Mrs. E. w. Dyke, organ, l
boxes household foods.
For Marysville- Whitman l. Hampton, % boxes
glass fruit jars with caps
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26
Sacram ento Produce Market Wholesale.
corrected daily for the RECORD. UNIosl

kOorrecteu ualIy tOf Lne RECORD UNI0H.1
SACRAMENTO, May 25th
Tahiti, 81 1898 D box; California, 81 1892 9 box
Lines, 90c@Sl Bananas, 50 60@4 % bunch
Piaeapples, $500 . dozen CocoanIss, 27(78 q loo;
Apples, 81 5092 box; Cranberries, s17@1s o
bbl Strawberries, 991Oc q h Cherries, 75cas1 %
q box; Gooseberries, &c o h for common, and l2c
for English
PHI FRUrrs-Assorted, 21-ib cans, y dog, q /:
| assorted, gallon cans, S.; Peaches, 21-b cans,
q; Portland Bueberries, 2-b CANS, 81; whor.
leberries, 81 75.
DRIED FRUlrs-Apples, SLICED, 7@se Q n; do
quartered, 697c; pears, peeled, 1880; do, uA.
peeled 465c; Pllms pitted l3al4;; Peaches
il@l2c; do, peeled 1S@l9c Prunes, German and
French, 12G1Sc; Blackberfies, 149l5c; Figs, Cali
ornia, @5c q d.
TABLE FRUIrs-Assorted, 9Th cans, doz, q rs !;
Peaches, sS; Bartlett Pears, g.; Plums, g 50 !;
Blackberries, 1898 26; GoosebeTies, 50 26 Straw
berries, g 25; Apricots SO Muscat Grapeo, 81 70 :
se1 Currants, % %; Cherries, 80 80.
vEaETABLEs-Po satoes. 60casl so; Salt Lake,
81 15a1 IS . cwt; New Potatoes, 81 Is; Sweet
Peas. S@4c; String Beans, Sc o h; Summer
Squash sa10c q n Onions, Lew, 81 so .
cwt; Cariifower, 9Oc9s1; Cabbage, sl@1 20
81 25 . cwt; bunch vegetables, 125c . doz !;
Parsnips lc; Beets, 1c; Horse Radish, 6a7c Q n |;
Artichokes, 40@50c % dozen; Jerusalem AIti-
chokes. 3l@4c q b; Rhubarb, scarce 5a6c.
BRRADsrUPPs-Flour. Is 20 q Dbl; Oatmeal, IS
sc 30 q 100 he, latter for Eastern Cornmea, yell
low, 81 25@2 80 white, O. so Cracked Wheat, g.
PoULrRY-Iive Turkeys, 17(a1Sc q h /; dressed, %
@2Sc; full grown Chickens, s7@s Y dozen; young
Roosters 81 o dozen; Broilers, $685. tame Ducks,
ssd9; Geese, 81 6o92 . pair Eggs, choice lots,
&c q dozen.
GAME Hare, 81 1892 Rabbits, s1@1 so.
DAIRY PRoDuors-Butter, choice, 23@25c p b
mixed lots, In rolls, 20922c h; Cheese, Cal1for-
MIA, from 14Gl5c; Western, fats, 1o@16ci Mar
ms Cream, 19@20c.
MsArs-Beef, saec; Mutton, 5@54c Sb; Lamb, "a
&c. Pork, 10911c; VEAL small calves s@10c large, &c.
Hay, GRAM AND FBED-OAt hay, $40 ton
Alfalfa, s1z to s15 . ton; bran, . ton, s15
middlIngs, s23 per ton; barley, whole, 81 IS :.
ground, 81 35 wheat, 81 s5@2 . cwt tame oats,
90 SO; corn, 81 6oG1 20 . cwt
MIsCsLLAhEoUs-Seeis-A Alfalfa, IL d13c; limo.
,hy, Eastern, 9910c . n; Oregon, S@l0c
Red Glover, 17@lsc Red Top, l24G1ic Nuts
English Wslnuts, lo@ilc California Walnuts,
loc California, sd9c Tallow, TIC: Lard (Calfor.
MAI ION cans, l4c Eastern 1eG1olc; Hides salt,
light and medium. 8asc and heavy 9GI0c dry
1salsc Hops, offering s0@sOc . n asking s0@
CSC.
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MEXICO.
Items from Gnarmas.

GUAYMAs, May 25tb-No vessel leaves
here to-day for the gold fields, though two
are loading freight and passengers. Burros
which wers valued at SO to Sl2 now COM
mand ready sale at $40 to S25.
LUIS Urfsl, Mexican, was mysteriously
murdered in the upper part of the town last
night, at IL o'clock, by cut across tbs
throat. Though alive when found, he ex-
pired before any information could be had
from him.
Another large crowd from Arizona came in
to-day by5the train
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26

More than twelve months ago "per-
petual clock was started at Brussels. An
up.draught is obtained in tube or shaft
by exposing it to the sun. This draught
turns fan, which winds up the weight of
the clock until it reaches the top, when it
actuates brake that stops the fan, but
leaves it free, to start again when the
weight has gone down little. This clock
was keeping good time in June, after run
Ling continuously for nine months.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26
NEVADA.
shoOfing Scrape.

EUREKA, May 25th.-Adyices by letter
state that shooting scrape occurred at Eber-
hardt, White Pine county, on Wednesday,
between Henry Marty and Ben Miller. Ac-
cording to the statement of Miller. he went
to Martyrs cabin, belonging to Miller. Marty
was eatirg lunch, and invited Miller to par
take of some. A discussion on family mat
ters ensued, when Miller says Marty pulled
his revolver and fred. Miller also drew his
gun, and the fusilade became general. Miller
fred four shots and Marty three. Three of
Millers shots hit Marty, but none of them
are considered fatal Miller has slight
wound on one of his hands. Each accuse the
other of an intent to commit murder. The
parties are well known in White Pine county.
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OREGON.
Salmon fish 'nG Outlook on the Columbia
River.

ASTORIA, May 25th.-Impression being
abroad that the Columbia cannery men report
an extraordinary light salmon run in order to
bull the market, your correspondent to-day
interviewed Marshal Kinney, manager of the
largest cannery, to ascertain the real facts.
He states that his cannerY had more boats
out this year than last. The catch to date is
1882 against 10, 455 up to May oath last
year, making less than two-thirds Of the num-
Der of cases. He has IS boats. Only 20 are
out. New boats and nets are idle, and can
be bought for less than cost. His boats
brought up to-day $40 salmon, not averaging
quite eight to boat. Fishermen are scarce,
and if heavy run should come there will rot
be men enough here to make up for the slack
run. From present indications, Mr.. Kinney
thinks Columbia river cannery men will make
no money this year.