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PACIFIC SLOPE.
CALIFORNIA
Excellent Marksmanship-A Somnambu-
list Injured.


Excellent Marksmanship-A Somnambu-
list Injured.
SAN FRAScIsco, May 1lth-At the spring
meeting of the California Rife Association,
to-day, police officer Linvillc won Governor
Perkins trophy with score of 80 out of
possible 80. The distance was 400 wards
John 0'Neil, an extraman of Hose No. I,
stepped out Of window in the second
story of the fire-house, while sleeping, and
sustained severe injuries.
Shot Down in a Comt-room.
REDWOOD CRY, May 1lth.-The Justices
Courtroom was the scene of a terrible
tragedy yesterday afternoon. The prelim-
mary examination of Harry Casey, charged
with assaulting Miss Julia Frances Sweeny
at the Belmont picnic grounds last Sunday
was in progress. The forenoon was occu-
pied by the prosecution. The girl was
placed upon the stand, hut her testimony
did not go to prove any violent assault
She stated that she took walk with Casey
knowing him To be Stranger. and all that
occurred was with her consent At the
conclusion of her testimony the prosecu-
ton rested their ease. Joseph Finnigan, Il
clerk for ii. :. Croker Il Co, of San Fran
CISCO was The first witness for the defense
He swore positively that he was in COM
pany with Casey during The entire after
noon, and that he did not see him with
the girl at all. As he finished his state
ment,- Sweeny, the father of the girl,
who was sitting directly behind Casey
and his attorney, J. \. T. Wilson, jumped
to his feet, pulled a bulldog self-cocking
pistol from his pocket and fired three shots
into the back of Casey. standing not more
than three feet from him. Casey sprang to
his feet, but fell Immediately The scene
in the Courtroom is beyond description
A perfect frenzy seized everybody The
sisters of Casey were in am adjoining room,
and they burst into the Courtroom crazed
with grief The dying declaration of Casey
was taken in shorthand, which was sub
stantially to the effect that he did not com
nit the act A priest was sent for and was
soon at the dying mans side. Sweeny was
placed under arrest and hurried from the
scene He feels that he has righted
wrong done his daughter, but the senti-
ment here is strongly against him. He is
a contractor in San Francisco. Casey is
photographer i'll the employ of Croker &
Co, in San Francisco and is well con-
nected. The wounded man died at IL
O'Clock last night.
Murdered by a Woman.
WILLIAMS, May 11th.-Andy Summers
was killed here last night in house of i'll
fame by Alice Greer, keeper of the place
The Coroner's jury found that Summers
came to his death by pistol shot at the
hands of Alice Greer. The murder caused
much excitement here to-day.
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a DEMOCRAT writing to his county paper
op north and referring to railroads being forced
into politics by assaults made on them by politi-
cal dcmagogues, says. These combinations
never would be formed if capital and corpora
tons had reason to think that common justice
would be administered TO them by one party Gs
well as the other 1t would be deemed by them
" a fair fight their cry would be "hands Off"
and no big rocks OF money and energy from that
quarter would be grouped against the Democratic
party at every campaign. Capital and corpora
tions are not politicians naturally.
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THE Oakland Eidete, referring to the laugh.
able effort Of the demagogues to encourage The
idea that some one viii try TO corrupt the Stock
ton Convention. says no one is likely to lay out
money in that quarter. Like the English
mans defunct ancestor the Democratic party OF
California is just now dem'd damp disagree
able body, and IFS state Convention VIII have
but little more practical vitality than musque-
rade Of ghosts in an obsolete graveyard"
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THE Los Angeles Era,tng Express says No
one win complain of the calling OF a second
extra session for the purpose of precautionary
measures against possible epidemic Of yellow
fever" The Erprcss should not be 50 confident
on that point. What care the radical railroad
haters for the sanitary welfare OF the people /?
They would oppose the session, for by the ad-
mission Of yellow fever, some railroad man
might be carried of
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ATTENTION. SMOKERSI

- M0OSER, PROPRIETOR OF THE
-. metropolitan Cigar Store,
On TIE CORNER OF X AND FIFTH STREETS,
VIII, in few days, enlarge his store and stock
of goods Through direct importations from
manufacturers, he is enabled to offer to the pub
lie such inducements as will astonish the most
exacting customers. After this date will sell
" Vanity Fair Cigarettes, Cor 5 cents a package:
and J." Star Horseshoe" and Climax 1obaceoS.
at 30 cents plug. Don't forget the place-iSi
X street. Country orders promptly attended to.
nllD
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a CORRESPONDENT OF the Napa Rcqt~tc-. in a
letter from Scobieyilic, shasta county, near the
scene of the late stoppoge ofrairoad work, says:
" Il has been brought about by this extra session
nonsense ana means ruin and disaster to many
dependent enterprises in the northern part OF
the State, as well as want and hard times 10 the
laboring classes. Ifthis extra session had never
been heard Of and the amending of the Constitu-
ton where 1t needs il had been left for members
Of the next regular session. the confusion which
is now more than confounded would have been
ni least postponed The goose that laid the
golden egg would have been spared to lay US IL
few more before the act Of killing had been
reached"
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OREGON.
suicide with Morphine.

THE DALLEs, May 11th.-Henry BaInum,
aged about 80 years, committed suicide last
night at the Jackson House, by taking a
dose of morphine. He was an old resident
of this city, and highly respected OF late
years he has been troubled in his mind. on
account of family difficulties An inquest
was held, and verdict rendered according
to thp above
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Ii cost 500 to conduct the Registrar )
office in April.
For the week ending May 9th the total
number of deaths were &C. Males, &C: fe-
males, 80. Corresponding week last year,
IS,
William Wright capitalist, dropped
dead at his residence, 1908 Larkin street,
Friday afternoon at 5 O'Clock, presumably
from heart disease.
Twenty-thrce of the forty-six street ga
minis gathered in by the police Thursday
night were sentenced i'll the Police Courts
Friday to imprisonment for twenty-four
hours.
y German named Turnfelde, single and
about As years of age, dropped dead Friday
afternoon at No, IA Dupont street, in DIR.
Haas office. But little was known of the
case at the Morgue last night
The painters are still on strike, although
many of them have gone to work in those
shops where the sign " 335 cents per hour -
was pulled down, and the terms of So 80
per day for nine hours were accepted.
The operations of the San Francisco
Clearing house for the past week compare
as follows
Balances ..................... 1,559035 1885, 074
James \. Johnson. guardian nd Item of
James W. Johnson and Leutine B. John
son, minors, has entered suit against the
Porcro and Bay View Railroad for $780,
600 damages for causing the death of Lizzie
Johnson, the mother OF the plaintiffs, from
injuries received on the Sd of February
Eastern papers just received notice the
death of William S. Falls, the brother of
Colonel r. G. Falls, of this city, in Roches-
ter. n. Y, on April 9th. The deceased
was well known and highly esteemed by
printers throughout the country, being one
OF the Oldest members of the craft in the
United States.
The Land Office III this city is at present
occupied in investigating the claims of
Sarah and Harriet Harding to two tracts
ofland of 100 acres each, near MARTINEZ
which the young ladies claim to have pre-
emptcd in 1882 and to have raised crop of
grain thereon each year since that date
The claims are contested by Samuel and
John Kelly, Who hold that they gained a
title under the homestead law
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Fatal Shooting ARRAY,

PORTLAND, May 11th.-News has iust
been received here of a double tragedy in
Harvey valley. 1t appears that Horace
Mace and John Bland engaged in shooting
affair, in which both were fatally shot and
soon died. L. +. Mace, brother, was also
shot and very seriously injured He will
probably die. The cause of the shooting
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Ia RENT AND OTHER COLLECTIONS MADE.
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FOREIGN.
TO be Recalled from his Once.

% Dt httahcu from MS once.
Paris, May llth.-The decision of Tn,
Foreign Affairs Disciplinary Committee il
the case Of Poucyip, summoned before
them TO answer charges of unpatriotic Ian
guage, Is unfayorable 10 Porteyin. who vii
be recalled from his Office of Secretary o.
the French Consulate in New York
The Egyptian Conference.
LoNDoN, May llth.-The Italian Govern.
mcnt Will support the demands of Franco
IL the Egyptian conference, TO the eflec
that the conference shall have power 10 dis
cuss fully the question OF international con.
troll
Soldiers and Natives Fighting i'm Egypt
CAIRO, May 11th.-0utbrcaks between
the soldiers and natives are of daily occur
renee. On Friday-a fight took place out
side Alexandria between a party OF English
soldiers and a number of BedouinS from
Lake Mareotis. in which several were killed
Threat Against General Gordon's Life.
CAIRO, May 1lth.-It is stated that Zober
Pasha has declared that he viii no. rest
until he has killed General Gordon.
Another Collision at Sea.
LONDON, May 1lth.-The bark George
Rcnley, from Liverpool for Chile. came
into collision with the ship Tuscm. The
latter sank, and three OF her crew were
drowned.
Eicctionsin Italy.
BEENE, May iith.-The general elections
resulted Ia a full Conservative victory. All
the Government measures, including one
providing for an increase of salary for the
Minister to the United States, were re
jected
Treaty Between france and China.
LoYDoN, May 11th.-Adyices from Ticn-
TEN say that Captain Fourier, acting on
behalf of the French Government, and Hi
Hung Chong, for the Chinese have signed
a treaty, under the provisions of which
China recognizes the French protectorate
ever Toaquin au9 IMAM with Iae existing
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CORNER OF J AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
~ Sacramento. II. d. NANDERCQOK Il co,
Proprietors, Contractors and Builders Manu-
factureTs of Doors, SaSheS, FmmeS B,:r.iS and
holdings Planning, Turning and all kinds OF
Mill Work done on short notice. The fitting OF
Stores and Offices Specially. ivl2-tf
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VIM. GUTESBERGER.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MACHIN-
/ list, Front and \ streets. Manufacturer of
Gutenberger's Horse Powers, Patent Ground
Roller and Clod Crushcr and Barley Mills All
kinds of Hydraulic Pipes. For sale three
Miller Patent HAY Presses ml-lplm
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A BAD PRACTICE.

The San Francisco Report says: Sacra-
mento enjoys the somewhat unique system
of having a new police force appointed
every year. That is rotation in office with
Il vengeance. A one-year's term of office
for policeman is an absurdity. His whole
time must be taken up in efforts to secure
a reappointment. The policeman must be
of good character, brave and reliable
When good man Is found he should be
retained The life tenure is not too long
for the Office" Our contemporaries ex-
pressions are undeniabIy just. 1t is the
hight of municipal folly to upturn the
police department annually. 4 similar
practice prevails at Stockton, and one of
the papers of that city testifes to its perni-
cious effects, and demands that it cease
The like demand has been made here, but
the reform is Of the future as vet.
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5. earle.
J. CRoLY
7.
Garlic & CROIY.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. ARE PRE-
- pared to do all kinds of work in their line
i'll city or country. Principal place of business
Sacramento. shop. No. 1924 Second street. be
tween X and l.. PostOfice Box No 40, Sacra-
mento. iel3-iptf
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LOUIS sLOSs 6 CO.

nEALERS, CORNER OF FRONT AND L
~ streets. Highest price for Hides Sheep
Pelts and Tallow Butchers supplied with Salt,
Paper latest improved Sausage Machines, stuff
ers, Lard Presses. etc. Prompt cash returns
made for all consignments. fe1S-iptf
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WHAT SHE LEARNED IN GEOGRAPHY
Elizabeth is Buffalo girl about years
old When asked how far she had got in
her geography lessons the little woman
said I'VE are in the Alps now.
And what do you think? The girls
there wear short red skirts and sort
of green jacket laced in front and behind,
with pufied sleeves, don't just remem-
bcr what kind OF stockings they wear but
] think they are blue" Wellw ex-
claimed the paralyzed parent when she
could recover breath, but where are the
Alps, child?'' / don't know was the
artless response. It doesn't say anything
about tina. Buffalo Commercial.
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THE San Jose Mercury beseeches the Lcgisla-
turc TO adjourn and give the people a rest. -
1t adds; Convened in extraordinary session at
an extraordinary time and by Il most extraor-
binary proclamation, followed by an equally ex-
traordinary message from Governor stoneman,
an extraordinary failure might well have been
anticipated Besides being crippled by the
Governor and coerced by threats from the same
source, says the Mercury, it has had special coun-
sci haranguing it in the interest of an extra
ordinary fee, political committees urging it to
doubtful ends, and threatening all who refuse
TO bow down to the new deity with political
ostracism It's members have been threatened
with personal violence, cajoed, menaced, die
tated 10 and brow-beaten by political bosses and
selfaSsumed leaders. What else than failure
could be expected to result from such condi-
t;opc
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THE Oroyille Register say, in reference TO the
effects Of attempted cinch legislation, that it
has killed off desired enterprises and adds
"A home enterprise that we were greatly inter
ested in has been knocked endways by the
cinching laws the present Legislature is trying
to pass We refer 10 the railroad up Feather
river. Cuss words won't do the subject Justice
so We refrain from writing what we feel like
saying on this point. \ large and important
section of country viii stiu remain undevclopcd.
Our Plumas ucighbors viii be left in the cold.
so far as winter communication is concerned.
and oroville is deprived of a strong future
growth The time Will soon come when it will
be seen that this anti-raiiroad legislation is
about the worst thing that could happen to Cali
fDruia
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For S3.COG.-I6 Acres, 10 Acres IN Fruit
ana Vineyard all bearing except 80 Trees
Half Acre in Blackberries s Acres in straw
berries; Windmills for Irrigating; Small Dwell
ing, Barn, Chicken-house; Horse and Wagov<'
Harness, Tools. Farming Implements; etc.
Situated eight miles from Sacramento. Sacra-
mento county. This is splendid place Of
fered cheap. Needs 10 be seen to be appre-
ciated.
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DEMOCRAT" writing to the Ukiah Ci4
Press, says: OF course this extra session is a
Democratic hobby, gotten up by certain party
leaders, whose only political capital is as usual
to butt the heads of the party against the stone
wall OF corporations and capital. We want rail
roads. We want them no'0. We cannot afford
to wait until Il handful Of impecunious poll
ticians say just how we are 10 have them. Is
there a taxpayer Of middle age in the com
munity who would not rather pay five cents "a
mile to san Francisco than to wait Years for Il
few politicians to have their now empty pockets
rep!enishcd, and then have them say as TO when
and how We shall have railroad? Would the
Central Pacific, or any other railroad in this
State, ever have been built if the present silly
political warfare against capital bad been in
vogue twent! Years ago Let taxpayers answer
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LANES McGIlRE

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD SCRAPERS
vi Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters. Ratings
Gratings, Homework and Blacksmithing in gen
eral No. go X street between Fifth and sixth.
Second hand Doors for sale ie22-4ptf
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Subject: The Debt Which Science and Art Owe
the Bible" Admission. only 10 cents. ml2-lt%
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Grand Excursion and Picnic
TO CHICO.
Given by the Chico Turner's.

Given by the Chico Turner's.
4 SPECIAL TRAIN WILL LEAVE SACRA-
y mentO ut $50 4. NJ. sharp: returning. leave
Chico at 10 P. NJ. This will be fine opportunity
for business men and pleasure seekers to have a
good time, and see the faireSt valley in California
Tickets for sale at HoughtOn's Bookstore, f. y
Bushs, and Elias Steinman at the depot
Those DESTROYS of attending must procure
their tickets by SATURDAY NOON. May 9th as
they cannot be purchased after that time.
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No Intention of Striking.

PITTsBURG, May 1lth.-The telegraphers
here disclaim all knowledge of proposed
reorganization of the brotherhood and a
strike at Chicago during the National Con
vention. Thomas VI. Hughes, who was
Secretary of the Brotherhood, says such
talk is. idle rumor. Others say that so far
as this city is concerned there is nothing in
it. Many, however, favor an organization
of some kind
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RICHMOND GROVE.

DARTIES WISHING TO RENT RICHMOND
| Grove for Picnics win please call on Mr..
FRANK RoRABACK, the proprietor, at the
Tivoli or State House. apl5-lm
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The Egyptian Conference.
Threat Against General Gordon.s Life

LONDON, May 11th-The barl, George
Rcnley, from Liverpool for Chile, came
into collision with the ship Tuscan The
latter sank, and three OF her crew were
drowned
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WILLIAMS, May 11th.-Andy Summers
was killed here last night in house of i'll
fame by Alice Greer, keeper of the place
The Coroner's jury found that Summers
came to his death by Il pistol shot at the
hands of Alice Greer. The murder caused
much excitement here TODAY
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NEW YORK, May l2th-A. M.-Henry
Georges lecture-which was to come
off last night in Hebcr Newton's church.
did not occur 1t is said that
Newton invited George 10 lecture on
Moses some time ago, but the Wardens
of the church at last objected A friend of
George said: 1t seems TO me that Dr..
Newton was lacking in courage The War
dens had a right TO prevent George from
occupying the pulpit, but the Rector
should have hired a hall for the lecturer,
whom he had invited to speak I knew,
George well enough to know that had he
not received the letter so late on Saturday.
he himself would have made arrangements
lnE,-nr IL. lD.t11,.n ole....- l. nv. :.
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IMPORTANT TO GIsLAToRs.-Eyery Legis-
lator should purchase bottle of Elite Bou-
quet. The perfume is most refreshing after
hard mental labor.
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CHICAGO May l1th.-The famous ex-
French priest, Pere Hyacinthe, preached at
Trinity (EpiscopaD Church in this city to-
day. His address, which was in French,
dealt with the subject of the resurrection
of the body lie and his wife arrived from
Madison, Wis, yesterday, and will leave
fer New York tomorrow. He will at once
sail for France, being recalled by the formal
notice of decree by President Grevy,
legalizing bis church in France, which is
expected to give that reformation a new
and powerful impulse.
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ADJUSTMENTS, ETC.
SACRAMENTO TIvoLI
TRINA, the Waif:

ofTHE COTTONS pen. Nellie
and Idalenel, in an Entire New Drama. written
and arranged expressly for the COTTONS, in
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CAPITAL TURF. CLUB,

A MEETING OF THE CAPITAL TURF
y Club will be held at the Golden Eagle
Hotel, ut o'clock, TUESDAY EVENING. All
parties having claims against the Club must
send them in prior to that time. m12-2t
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O1~ STREET, ASSAYER AND CHEMIST.
oil Besides precious metals, have samples
tested for inferior metals. Also mineral water.
II often pays. Gold purchased in every combi-
nation. Apflm
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g.. F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. :. DR.
ROOT, NELSON & co.

TTNON FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
Y Founders and Machinists Front street, be-
tween y and O. Castings and Machinery of
every description made to order. ja2i-4plm
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CANDY FACTORY

MRS. f. NJ. WIEDMANN NOS. AIS STREET
vi and 4l9 K street metropolitan Theatel
Building, manufacturer and wholesale and re
tail dealer in all kinds Of candies and nuts.
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET, BE-
~ tween Ninth and Tenth Nos. 91s and go
Will visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50
evenings iyII-Im
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For 81, 4O0-T6O Acres, with Dwelling of
> rooms; stable 10 acres cleared and in Hay
and balance in Timber fine stream of liv-
ing water running through the place: 2115
miles from Shiuple Springs
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DRs. KELLOGG & Goss.
DIR. LAME.

physician AND SURGEON.-OFFICE AND
L Residence, No. 323 street, between Third
and Fourth. HOURS to 10 4. NJ. ) to and to
P NJ. Office of City Superintendent of Public
schools at same place. se5-4plm
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. GEORGE PYRURN.
:. Il. GLOW. VI. d.,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
~ Corner Eleventh and H streets. Hours
to 10 !. NJ. TO 3 and to SPIN ap26-lm
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c. SITTER.

PHOTOGRAPHER SUCCESSOR TO }. \.
Todd. 3IS and so street Sacramento.
ap.2-im
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DIR. FRANK y. COLLINS,
DIR. NIXON,

OF CHICAGO, HAS OPENED AN OFFICE At
" his residence, $40 Sixth street, between
and j, Twelve years practice in Chicago. Old
School aplq-1ln
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GRADUATE OF RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE,
" Chicago; graduate of College Physicians
and Surgeons Ia; Special COURSES of Diseases
of the Throat, Lungs and Chest and Diseases of
Women Office, corner Sixth and K streets
Hours-10 to u a. NJ; > to ), and to p
iaOi ri