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Weather Indications.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER,
WAsHISGToN, ID. c., March 1I.-Indica-
tiOns for Monday;
In the South Atlantic States, fair
weather, northwesterly wiqds, stationary
or lower temperature, and light pressure,
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Russian NihiIists-

ST. PETERSBURG, March IO.-Among
The prisoners to be arraigned at the APP
preaching trial here Of Nihilists, are
several important State criminals, three
naval officers, an army officer and Kobe
self, the constructor of the famous mine in
Little Garden street
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Advancing the Price of Pig Iron,

CINCINNATI, March 1O.-The principal
coke furnaces of Alabama and Tennessee
which, through their officers here, supply
most of the pig iron used in Cincinnati
and tributary markets in the West, to-
day advanced the prices of all grades OF
pig iron from $50 to 800 per ton above
the figures of the past three weeks.
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The charge Against WaIsh.

HAvRE, March IL. - English police
aliege that John Walsh, whose 'eXtradi-
tiOn is asked by the British Government.
was seen i'll Phoenix Park on the night OF
the murders.
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THE FLOOD AT HELENA.
Four Children DrOwBea-CIlpging to a
Roof for Three Days.

Roof for Three Days.
ST. LOUIS, March ia dispatch from
Helena says the first loss of human life by
the hocG in that region occurred to-day by
the upsetting Of a house twelve miles
south of Helena in which were six adults
and four children. The latter Were
drowned. The former were rescued by a
party OF hunters, who took them off the
roof, TO which they had clung three days.
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with an affection of the throat from child
hood, caused by diphtheria, and have used
various remedies, but have never found
anything equal to BRoWN'S BRONCHIAL
TROCHEs. .vZRer. G.. ". f. HdmptOil.
PiketOn, Ky. Sold only in boxes.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-12

Leo XIII. has just given an audience in
tho Vatican 10 l.6O0 children from years
of age and upward, of the elementary
schools established and supported by him,
The children, who sang hymns in chorus
and recited pieces of poetry, were accom-
panied by their teachers, and at the con-
clusion of the audience His Holiness gave
the POntificai AlmOner 1000 francs TO be
distributed among tils poor scholars.
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A Challenge TO Oarsmen.

Boston, March 11.-George Hosmer, of
Boston, issues a challenge to Courtney,
RILEY and Lee to row n sweepstakes with
him for $4,000, or singly for $1,000 a side,
three miles with turn, the race to be
roYed in july.
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Two ladies of Rome, the last descend
anita of Amerigo Vespucci, who gave the
name OF America to the Western hemis-
phere, are now begging that apension OF
ten crowns per month, which was assigned
to their family by the republic Of Florence
in 1880. be restored To them
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General GOrdon's Railroad Commences
Work Monday.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 10
Work on TIE new international railroad
from this city TO Tampa and hey West
begins Monday morning. The work VIII
Jn0. ID. Gordon, President of the company,
is hnre directing in person.
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HORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE

DR.. Edward L. Duer, Philadelphia, says
Il have used it for several years, consfd-
erlng INVALUABLE in oyerworked nervous
systems, and in the exhausted condition
following protracted feyers.''
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VIII Probably Accent a ,IudpesbiD-

LONDON, March 1.-THE Obserrey
states that, Judah p. Benjamin's health
permitting, he will probably accept a
yudgeship.
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Large palm leaf patterns appear in in
yolyed designs, covering the entire sur-
face OF new cashmere brooches Of the finest
quality.
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Death of Prince Gortschakofi
Twenty-four Hours to Live

TT 1s~1Ist1NO1Is
BADEN BADEN, March ll,-Prince
GortschakOff, ex-Chancellor of the Rus
sian Empire is dead
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tive Department for the present. All the
olhclaIs are experienced and popular. and
Gov. Boynton joins heartily with them in
the prompt dispatch of business.
CHATuANf
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GEoRGIA's PATRIOT,

rested ON the head of the qasket.
Standing with Bishop BeckWith and
Rev. DIR. Jones at the door OF the tomb, as
Sexton BOnnell slowly swung it on it's
iron hinges, the fading light of day fell
upon that beautiful pillow of flowers,
gave tender shade to the bright blue
ground, and brilliant glow to the white
letters, and the last thing that fixed itself
upon our hearts and minds was the pecV-
liar ana apriking parHos and beauty Of the
scene. .j.@ q Fl
The ladies of Griffin also sent beauti-
full pillow of flowers inscribed
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''OUR GOVERNOR

that was placed upon the foot of the
coffin, not the head, as stated in my
special ) wealth of floral designs and
fragrant flowers surrounded the casket
while it lay in state in the Senate cham
ber, and bore tender testimony that in the
hearts of the noble and patriotic women of
Ge9rgia the ''Sage of liberty Hall'' had a
warm place
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-09

Sacramento Produces market Wholesale.
corrected daily for the RBCoRD- Us1os.l


SACRAMENTO. June Sth
FRurs-Lemous, Sicily, s12 q case Oranges
Tahiti 81 1903 q box California, 81 50d2 q box
Lines, Il 50d1 rs; BAnanag Is 1904 2 bunch !;
ri lesppies, s60l9 y dozen Cocoanuts. S7q5 y leo;
Apples, 81 50d2 = box: Cranberries SI7@I8 q
Dbl; Strawberries. 9d1oc q ID Cherries, 65c@sl %
q box; Gooseherries, &c q n for common, ana he
for English RaspberIies, 1oGlic U basket April
cots, 3d5c y 70.
assorted, gallon cans, IS; Peaches, s3-b cana
s.; Portland Blueberr.es, 2-b cans, 81; WhOr-
leberries, 81 rs.
DRxD FRUrrs-Apples. siicel, lass 9 d; do
quaEtsTed, 6tG7c; pesrs, peeled, 7@sc; do, IA
peeled, 4@5c; Pl me, pitttd J39143; Peaches,
l3 915;; do. peeleo, l9alec; Prunes. German and
French, l4al5:; BlackberEies, I48I5o; F.gs, Cali
fornia. @Sc > q.
TABLE FRUIrs-Assorted, 2I.n cans, doz, e. rs /;
Peaches, 50 Bartlett Pears, s3; Plums, 81 SIS !;
Blsckberries, s3@3 20; Gooseberries 90 Is Straw
berries, 60 Is; Aprcots So Muscat Grape9, g. IS /;
Bed CurraDts. s. rs; Cherries, IS 60.
yEeHrABLEs-Posatoes, 6OcasI so: Salt Lake,
81 15al 25 y cwt; New Potatoes 75edS1 ; Sweet
Peas q Sc; Strn Beans, $50; II; Wax Beans, 5G
G, q b; Summer Squash. 4a5c y IL /; Onions, lew,
7bc@sl Caui6ower. 81 25dl so. Cabbage, 5oeasl Is
D owt; Carrots, 5oG60c q sack: Turnips,
Psrsnips 14s; Beets, III; Horse Rsdish, 5a6: = |;
Artlchokes, 40@50c ~ dozen; Jerusalem Att
chokes, Sl@9e q d. Rhubarh, scarce, 5@6c.
Flour s5 81 o Dbl. Oatmeal, IS
t10 ~ lUu itthSI lDT GtaNciu YER
low, ~ 2592 80 white, 81 80; Cracked Wheat So
PoULrRY-Lfve Turkeys, l3e16 = h dressed, Is
@lec; full grown Chickens, SOS 3 dozen young
Roosters a. . dozen; Broilers, 1895; tame Ducks,
S76S; fsese. 81 60g2 D pair Riggs, choice lots,
GasE~Bare, 81 1893 Rabbits, s1eat so.
DAIRY PRoDUcts-Butter. choice, 23G25S p y I;
mixed lots, in rolls, 20G22c q b Cheese. Calior
MA, from 1sal5c; Western, fats, l0@l5c; MAJ
ms Cream, 10000.
MHAFs-Bees $685.; Mutton, 595lc 3 u; Lamb, "a
&c; Pork, l09i1c Vea small calves, sal0o large, &C.
Hay, GRAIN AND FBHD- o.l hay, 40 . ton /;
Alfalfa, az 20 SIS . ton bran, y toa, SIS !;
niddlIugs, $50 per ton; barley, whols, 81 Is (;
ground, 81 20 ushent, 81 S5@2 Q cwt tame o4u /,
81 50; corn. 81 60dl 10 y cwt
MIsCRELaAhBoUs-See1 Alfalfa, 13Gi<s; limo
Thy, Eastern, 99l0; 9 D.; Oregon, se+I0c ;
Bed Clover, l7aIsc Red Top. 1s3G1Gc Euts-
English Walnuts, l06llc: California Walnuts
loIGl1c; Almonds, 15t'a16c; Peanuts Eastern. ga
LOG California, 5000; Tsllow. Tic: Lard (Califor
uia) 1o-b cans, lac Eastern, l6eI64e; Hides, ssif
light and medium sa9c, and heavy 99i0c DIV.
1926; Hops, offering s09eOc y D.; asking 500
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ATLANTIS.

The belief in Atlantis. the continent that
was and is not, the land that sank beneath
the ocean called Atlantic, is not confined to
the writer of the curious book lately writ
ten upoc the subject. Atlantis may very
probably be myth, yet it has not yet been
proved TO be one. The presence OF a ridge
along the center of the Atlantic, dividing
it iaEo two deep parallel troughs, notWith-
standing the fact that the crest OF the
ridge is 2 O0O fathoms below the surface, is
to some an evidence of the former exist
ence of this continent, and the islands ris
ing from the crest raise the evidence to
positive proof. These islands. Trsten
d'Aounha, Ascension, st. Paul's Rocks, the
Azores and Iceland, have usually been sup
posed TO be volcanic, and some are certainly
the scene Of volcanic action, even in our
day. Lately the microsoopists have been
investigating this very interesting subject.
To look for a continent with 4 microscope
seems, Sc Nature remarks, IS sane pro-
ceedine as 70 attempt TO revive an extinct
ichthyOsaurus with lueifer matches. Yet
il a microscopical examination Of the
structure of the rocks Ct one of these islands
should prove that they are nos Of volcanic
origin but similar to the Oldest rocks OF our
globe, one more argument in favor of At.
iantis would be made out. Mr.. Rensrd,
OF Brussels, has lately published the re-
suits of long and patient examination
into the materials that compose the lonely
s.ets Of St. Paul, four utterly bar.
rem rock masses that rises from the ocean
between five and six hundred miles from
the South American coast, and near the
EQUATOR. Mr.. Darwin, VINO visited these
rocks several years ago, spoke of them as
unlike anything he had seen before, aud
the observers of the Challenger Expedition
believed them 60 Ss serpentine bat Mr..
Rsnard, who has worked upon the mate
rails obtained by that expedition, inclines
somewhat toward their non.volcanie origin.
Philadelphia Record,
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COMMERCIAL.
san Francisco Produce Market

Dan FRANCISCO, june Sth-l P. ".
FLoUR-Rates are shade easier. Best City E1.
ira % 50d6 %; medium grades, 81 80 90 Is snip.
ping suDerfine, s494 % y Dbl.
WHRAr-NOihing has occurred during the week
to Cause any marked fluctuations in values AL
though No. shipping grades are quotlble at 81 O.
al bTk, sales at the latter figure excepti0ns.
Speculative operators have been the only ones who
have given :he situation any life for several dlys
hut most engagements OF this character Tor dis.
tsnt deliveries, and only convey opinions as to the
future Of the market. PuDlic GALES to-day footed
up ], 500 tons No. White. as follows:
August tons. 81 SCI; leo. 81 co.
Setter lSSS-600 tons, s. 81: 500, 81 81.
Buyer lsS3-16o tons, 81 6s; l00 81 67k q ell.
At the Grain Exchange tkis AFTERNOON, some 500
tons No. i White placed, as follows:
July-100 MS 81 6ll.
August actual deliysry-lo0 tons, 81 So
Buyer ls,3-I0o tons, 81 6l4.
Sci er 1888 tons, 81 5lt 200, 81 S. q ctl
Quotations of No. grades at leading centers To-
day are talegraphed As follows
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Ar1ERsoos SESSION.
Ban BRAEoIs0o, june sth.

masonic LIBRARY General Albert Pike
has valuable collection Of books. which
he proposes to turn over to the Masonic
Library at Charleston, S. c., though the
transfer will not take place until after his
death. In the collection il the manuscript
of 8 volume written By himself about thirty
years ago on .. Masonry" 1t is handsomely
bound and the covers are fastened together
by silver locke. No ore but the author
ever read this book. II was not written
for publication, but when the General
passes away members of the Order who
have taken the thirty-third degree may
have SO opportunity OF perusing its pages.
General Pike is TRANSMITTING from the SANS
crit the ten bsoks OF the r Veda, snd If
ne lives long enough be expects to finish
the task.
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Choice Northern Free
Saw Franeieeo meat nrarks..

The loss in meats to the combined wholesale and
retail trade during the heated term is varousy es
timated at from $50 900 to $50 900 For this reason
our quotations for Beef are entirely nominal. In
many instances. to effect sales decline of lie to 81
y b on former asking quo tations has to be granted
by sellers. With cooler wea' her, rates will proba
bly, be established on fully strong basis as II
the past. Supplies of Mutton and Lamb are liberal
Following rates for whole earcasses from
slsughterers TO dealers:
BBEP-Prime s3a9e; medium grades, 74GS:i
inferior, 5ld6lc 3 h.
vAAr-Large calves, 7gsc small ones, 9s1Oc
gD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are quotable q; ti@5s, and ewei
at 494kc q II, according TO quality.
Handspring is quotable at 51@ec . 4.
PORK-Live Hogs, Ease for hard, and 7@7tc
for soft; dressed do, 10k8lo3a 9 d for hard
grain Hogs
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UST1DY GIRLs Many girls who are in
the evening genuine ornaments to the par
lor, tastefully dressed and meat IS . new
piE, are little better than slatterns when
performing domestic duties. have no
patience with this untidiness. IL has al
ways seemed to me as if Cinderella herself
might have kept out of the ashes even if
she was obliged to stay in the kitchen and
work. To look well while about house
work is worth while. 4 neat calico dress,
short enough TO clear the floor, smoothly
brushed hair, clean collar and plentiful
supply of spcOns, are al within TIE resch
Of any woman. and l maintain that she
will do her wors better and feel more like
doing 1t if SO prepared for it. The moral
influence of dress Is undoubted- Il BAlti-
more Herald.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

verdict OF ''Sot GuIIty" IN the IoTupee
Rios Case-Hasonic Grand Lodges Of Or
egon-Attempted suicide with a Boot
faek-Young LADY Pound Dead on
Train The stockton AHti- Monopoly
Beeunz-sudden Death IN Portland
Suicide In fHcssn-Bic-
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BRITISH coLUMEIA.
Mortality Among the Chinese

VICTORIA, June 8h.-Ths Chinese firms
here advise the Chinese Government 70 allow
no more men TO come here at present It is
asserted that 2 600 Chinese laborers died last
year. The mortality is attributed to ex-
posure, accident and sudden change 0! diet.
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nenth Of a Premlnent Atterrs,.

PORTLAND. June Ssh--Nevs is Just re-
oeived here oy private dispatch of the death
Of p. G. Sullivan, az Colfsx W. T.. today.
He died very suddenly OF heart disease.
Deceased WIS very prominent attorney q
Toe Territory. was at one time District At
t,rney in tins STATE, and was sged Absut 90.
lie leaves family.
Masonic GraAd IsdIeI-Drnppsd Dead.
PoRrLAyD. june sh-Ths Gr.ud Chsptsr
NJ Rogal arch Mtsoas Of tina State u Ore
sfpn convened here this moraiug. vi b sew
snty.fge Representatives pre4ent.
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VIII BCDONaLD,
2542 Dearborn St, Chicago, III,

Tie CHticura Treatment, for the oure Of
Skin, Scalp and Blood Diseases consists in the in
ternal use of CUIIcURA REsoLyENT, the new Blood
Purifier, aud the external use of CUroBRA and CUTI
CuR4 SOAR the Great Skin Cures. Price of cUuCURA,
small boxes, 60 cts large boxes 81. CuTicUhA
REsG JVESr, 81 per hottie. CUrCURA scar IS cts.
CU1ICuRA SHAVING soar, Is cts Sold by all drug
gists.
Potter Brig Chemical COMPANY. BOSTON.
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TOMBSTONE, June Sih.-W. A. Nash hiss
preferred charges against Mayor Carr, for
taking 500 from Dauclu, giving a note
Therefore. with the understanding thst il the
Mayor did the square thing with ihs cen
tractor OF the City Hall. IN the matter II eX-
ira work. the note will be null aud void. and
with f ring 10 bribe Cisy Councilman if
be should vote for Blackburn for Chief Of
Police, etc. The Mayor Immediately vacated
his chair, stating that he would never take it
again until il had been proved satisfactorily
that the charges are false. An Investigation
Of the charges viii begin to-day.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Farms For Sale

Farms For Sale
PY swsETsER 4 AIsIP. REAL. ESTATE ANr
tween and a, Sacramento:
IN SHASTA COUNTY.
I,444 Acres Grain. Grazing and Ttmbex
Land, partly fenced some fine bottom lad, On
sacramento river, u miles from ReddiDg. Prsc's
BUTTE COUNTY.
eco Acres 81 Fine Bottom LaA6, with Good
Dwelling and Barn renting on u Lease for e
cash rent per acre. Price, SO per acre.
Also
sea Acres Near OfOviIIe. with Ore.auarter
Of crop OF Wheat and Barley. that viii yist5 Is
bushes to acre. Price, $1,000
-ALsO-
e5a sercsi Fire bweilins- large Barn,
Out buiidings, etc fenced in several fields; al
very foe land proauce frsn4 20 to so Bushels Of
Grain 200 se.es in Alfalfa. Price, 500 per acre
three mites from Biges' Station
YoLO COUNTY.
9i6 Acres In Capsy valley; Coed Grain
or Fruit Land; ca he Greek running through ii.
Price, s2i Ooo,
955 Acres Of Rich Cache Creek BotfoE
Land, four miles from woodland: COED Buildings
well fenced. Price, G0.o01
SACRAMs MO COUNTY.
I5a Acres, Five Miles from city: Dwelling,
Bsns, sheds; "a Acres in Fruit, Vineyard ane
Berries; al farming tools included, and is wei
fenced Price, s. 900.
4Sa acres. with Dwelling and Barp Fine
Grain Land 9mi .es from Sacramento. Price, $9,oeo
-ALso-
ICE Acres miles FresH she city /; Good
Dwelling and Barn; 20 acres in Vineyard IS IL
Fruit Trees /; acres in Blackberries has PonG
stocked with Carp; soil desps produces from is TO-
% bushels Grain to acre one OF the best up lano
places in the county. Including the Crop, the
price is Si4 600
leo scres-25 Acres In Vineyard " Acres
in Orchard 10 acres in Berries; good Buildings
Steam Pump, Farming Tools. without croP
FL DORADO COUNTY.
SO Acres with title, $50 Acres Possessory-
miles from Auburn; good Dwelling and Barn
Fruit Trees Grapeyines, Berries. etc; we'll tim
bered and wasered Price, 81 o0o.
PLACER COUNTY.
so Acres, with rev Dwelling eud Earn
1000 Grapevnes, 2,o00 Fruit Trees, four IN
Alfalfa; Horse, Cow, Hogs, Wsgoa and 81 Karus
ing Tools. Price, 81 500
-ALso-
20 Acres Dwelling and Barn sac Pruis
Trees, 1850 Blackberry, 900 Raspberry and 00e
Grape Vines. Price, 5000.
AMADOR COUNTY.
600 Acres-0ne mile fr0m Plymouth
good Building; 40 acres in Clover can be ia
creased TO 80; Is head of Cows and Heifers 6
Horses. Wagons, lot Of Hogs, all Farming TsoIs
with paying Milk Route M town OF Plymouth
Price, $4,000.
z99 Acres-0ne mile Ircm Latrese; All
fenced Price, $40 per acre.
swEETsER ~ ALSEP. sacramento.
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NEVADA.
peath or nn kxrursionisi.

RESo. Jure h.-one of the Raymond ex-
eursiuu party that ieft San Francisco yester-
day was found dead in her berth this merp-
ing. Her nsme il Muss Annie NJ. Miller, q
Richmond, Virginia. She died of consump-
kfnu
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Among the most rapid speakers in the
countIy are Callnei Iugsrsoli, Henry Ward
Beschsr. Francis Marphy. Schuyler Col
fax and Gsorge Francis Trsin. TIE last
two are the most rapid in the world,
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HE. Jones, sged 60 years, dropped dead
to-day in this city Of heart disease.
The Grand Lodge Of Masons for Oregon
will convene here next Monday.
Chief Hoses Going East
PoRTrAED. June 8sh.-Chief Moses. &C.
conpsuied by Sbushapkin, Tonasket and two
other prominent members OF his tribe, will
leave for the East next week. They will go
by tie way OF the Northern Pacific Railroad.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, June e-By Rev. DR.. Bloch, louis Colt
heimer, OF Dixon, ~ Mis- johanna 5. Goidaer, OF
jackson
Dunnigan, Yolo county. June 6-Henry Q Hcd-
man 70 Mrs. Martha Myers
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Tucson. June Ssh.-An investigation in
the case Of John G. Cook warrants the behsf
that he did no. commit suicide, but was shot
while dying, 70 cover up his death caused by
an overdose Of morphine administered BY an
irrespsnsible party, Ucdsr she cir-umstsn-
oss il was impossible. the Coronsr's jury be.
ieve, for Cook 20 have shot himself.
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BORN.
OF T. P. Taylor, s son.
DIED,

Sacramento. June s-Janes Cunningham. father OF
Mrs George ogden, native of Ireland, rs years.
lRemafns will be & Ut to Lincoln to-day for inter
uentl
San Franchises. June 2-Curtie Weaver (sister OF
Mrs. James Woo1s) native OF >aeramento IS
years. Washington. D. C., papers please eopY.l
Near Blacks Station. Yolo county, May g. Mabel
L. Black, 50 months and d'ys.
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Skin Diseases
Fifteen Tears OF Suffering Body Covered
with HumOr-BaG Twelve Deetors-
Paid Out S5Q0-Na Cure-No Hone.

viii now state that made miraculous cure OF
one of the worst cases Of skin disease known. The
patient is a 40 years old had suffered fit, en-
Years. His eyes, scalp, aud nearly whole body
presented a frightfui appearance sad had the at
tenton of twelve different physicians, who pre-
scrloed the best remedies known 20 the profession,
such as iodide potassium arsenic. corrosive subli-
mate, sarsaparilla, etc Had paid $500 for medical
treatment, with but little relief prevailed upon
him to use the CUucURA REsoLyEST (hlocd purifeT)
internally and the CUTIcURA and LUfIoURA SOAR e1-
ternally. he did SO, and was completely cnret.
The skin on his head face. and many other parts Of
his body, which presented most loathsome appear
anee, is now as soft and smooth es inf4nts with
no scar or trace Of the disease lift behind He has
now been cured twelve months. Reported by
F. ". BROWN, Esq, Barnwen, S. G.
Reference Dr. IL BAKE Charleston s. G
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I'D = - ~ For IofaDtile and Birth Humors
E-a 80 80 and Skin Blenshes use Cuticura
Soap. delcio1sly perfuped skin Beaaiifier,
and Toilet, Bath and Nursery Sanstige Absolutely
pure Sales 1881 and 1882, Zoo 600 cakes.
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snieide Win n Rine.

Tucson, June S;h-,Iohn Cook. sged IS.
suieided here this morning By shooting him
self through the heart with repeating rife,
while suffering from sn overdose OF NOR
paiue. lie leaves Wits in Ssn Luis 0bispo
oountv. California, from whom be separated
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Eastern and Foreign MARKETS.

NEW YoRK, June Sth.
BRRABsTUFFs - Flour Is steady and Wheat IL
steady, latter at 81 059i IL b bushel.
Wool - California is dull AZ l2@sl5c for fall
bury, and 10000 for clean is; spring bury, lag
zoe clean spring, 22a 23e; pulled, 2te8s0e.
BIpRs-Caliiornia are dull at io3@2l4c.
CHICAGO. Juae ssh.
WHEAr-sl 49, for July
CoRN-66ic t0f July.
PoRK-SlS 95 for July.
LARD-S1l 624 FOR July.
RIBs-Sl0 Is for June.
JIyKsPcoL juno sth.
WHKAT - California spot lots are dull at 9s to
o. Sd. Cargo lots, 4es for just ehpPed, f5s Tor
nearly due and As for OF coast.