davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1885-06-17

81. B. NJ. war.steamer Dido has paid our
port a visit, having come up from Frede.
rikSted on Monday afternoon and left yes,
terday. The officers were entertained by
His Excellency the Governor OH Monday
evening.
, 1885-06-17
From the "St. Thome Tidende.")

After the 1st proximo, the Intercolonial
boats of the Royal Mail Line will call here
every alternate Sunday, bringing the Euro
pean and Windward mails and they will
leave on the following Thursday taking our
outward mails. The communication by this
line to Leeward will be discontinued.
We notice with pleasure the arrival per
SIS. Teut0nia of Reverend 81. Johansen, who
has been appointed Minister to the Luz
theran Church of this Island. We welcome
the Reverend gentleman and trust that the
charge which he has assumed may be one
of satisfaction to both himself and his
congregations. AS advertised elsewhere,
he will be installed tomorrow by the
Revd. Mr.. Lose.
, 1885-06-17

On Monday the last direct ocean boat
of the r. NJ. S. P. Company's steamers will
call here. During the past forty years the
Company have been using our harbour and
reaping the advantages of its unrivalled
facilities. But of late years the British
colonies of Guiana, Trinidad and Barba-
dos, have advanced to the front ranks in
commercial Importance, and in doing so
have put forth claims on the consideration
of the Directors OF the principal line of
be ignored. The consequence is, that from
, 1885-06-17

in barrels BLACK BREAD can
be had on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at 3 O'clock, at 5, 10, and
20 cents.
Christiansted, st. Croix 18th June 1885.
V. t.. HVID. =.
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has offered a reward of $500. No arrests
have been made, and the affair so Tar seems
shrouded in deep mystery. Since threats
bv letter have been made, and the shot at
Ingwerson has occurred, the opinion IS that
the murderer is desperate man, who Will
take the life of any one to prevent his de.
lection or arrest.
Indians on the War-Path.
TOMBSTONE. Nav 19th.-The report that
800 Apacl,es are on the war-path Is con-
frmed. Troops from Bowie andHuachuca
are moving.
CONSIDERATION AT TOMBSTONE.
LIMESTONE. Nav 19th.-Tombstone was
to-day thrown into CONSERVATION by the
w-ell-circulated rumor of an Indian out
break at the San Carlos reservation. The
information is meagre, but 500 Indians are
said TO be on the warpath. The Chairman
of the Board of Supervisors has dispatched
couriers in all directions to warn ranchers
and miners, and private parties are depart
ing on like errands. The military forces
at Huachuca have been called out to inter
cept the Apaches at the Chiricahua noun
tains. where they pass into Sonora, and
Captain Tisdale and his company were on
the road this afternoon, in compliance with
orders. Company +, National Guard, of
this city, is prepared to cooperate against
the savages in case orders are issued to that
effect. Prospecturs and mining men now in
the city will defer their departure for the
mountains until their safety is assured.
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COMMERCIAL.
sACRASENTo hIARKEc.

/ aACeAHENTo, May 18th.
! FRUIT-Lemons, sicily, 8 30 2 ease; Lines
| pies, S5;G9 = dozcu; COcOanTts, S6dG 80 = ltri
! Los Angeles Oranges, 81 81; Riverside do
| 81 75d- Navel do, S4al 80; Straw berries. 9dl0,
! r bsRt; Cherries, White, jl05uC: Black, 60@
| 75c = box; RaSpberricS, 81 - e. case.
! PIE FRUIIS-AsSoTteu, 21s-tb cans, 2 doz
! 81 20al -; assorted, gallon cans, 81: Peaches
215o cans, 81 50, Portland Blueberries, 2-f5 cans
! 81 Whouieberres, 81 10; Capital Asparagus
| g . z dozen cans.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples sliced, 2150Sc = II
choice, Sc; DO quGrtered 2@21ac; Pears, peeled
5a6c; dc, InDee!cd, 4tG5c; Plums, pltted, l061lc
Peaches, 9elos do peeled, 19@2)c; Prunes
German and French, 6a9c; Blackberries, 100
lie; Figs, California, i@5c 2 70,
TABLE FRUIIS-Assorted, 213-i6 cans, 2 doz
J 81 75G2; Peaches, s. 25G2 3III; Bartlett Pears,
s. 81; Plums, 81 75dl 81 BlGCkberrieS 81 75d.2;
GoosebcFrieS - 15G2 81; strawberries, s. 1908:
Apricots, S2a2 >; huscat grapes 81 75@2; Red
Currants s. 10 Cherries g. 60ld2 70
VEGETABL ES-Early Rose Potatoes, 90G95c
2 ctl; New Potatoes, IiS@l4c; Gel
cry, &C > dozen; new onions. Il y9@2 CAB
bage 81 l212GI p, Carrots coo 7oc 100; Turnips,
zoe; bunch vegetables, l21ac Z doz; Parsnlps,
lc; Beets, 81; Horse Radish, case q
10 Garlic 7nSc: Asparagus, 2@2}3c; Rhubarb,
3H4c: CucUmbeTs, 3IG-4Gc; String Beans, 4GJc
d. Peas, pose G e' summer SQUASH, 2t2el5e z
ID; ArtichOies, 40c 2 dozen; Tomatoes, = 75d2
T. box Green Peppers lG9l5c q Il; Grass Valley
Rhubarb, s. 75655 z case.
CHARACTERIZATION 81 95 2 barrel:Oatmeal,
:
81 in p b sacks = p IN 10 10 sacks, Z 100 lbs;
Cracked Wheat. - 25@2 90; Hominy, s. p = cwt.
POULTRY-Liye IurSeys I5al6e I. n
fulI-Erown Chickens. s. 50c6 80 = dozen; young
BOOSTERS, s. 5000 80 q dozen Broila RS, EIG5;
tame Ducks, s6 80 Geese, 81 5oG2 8 pair Eggs,
choice lots, i7@lSG : dozen.
DAIRY fRODUCTS-Butter. choice, 2lG22c
% mixed lots, in rolls 1Sj4a20c; packed
in hrkins choice, 22c: common, l5s320c.
Cheese, California, 9j%c Sc; Western flats, Is
Ole; Martins Cream. ~ &c.
Hay, GRAIN AND FEED-Oat hay, s15616 g
.on: Alfalfa hay, S9al0 2 tom Bran, SIS . ton:
alddlings. So p ton; Barley, whole, 81 25
al -; rolled. 81 20; Wheat. 81 30&l d a cwt;
tame Oats, 81 30; Corn, 81 S06l 81 p cwt for
choice.
MEATs-Beef Ease: Mutton. 81 p h;
Lamb, s.; Veal. small calves. Zoe; large. &c;
Hogs, $ja@ic, Dressed PORK, G1ac Hams, East
e-n. l%Gltc, California, 1i@l@I5c; Bacon, me
dunn, 9l3c. selected. lie; extra fight, 1916.
MISCELLANEOUS - seeds - Alfalfa, 2G621c;
Timothy, Eastern, 61Sa7l.c q ID; Oregon, 66G7c
Pop Corn, 3;aG54c 3 70 Red Clover. l3anl4c:
Red Top, 'aec. Nuts-Chiie Walnuts, TO
&c; California WalnUtS 9l@aIOc: Almonds 13G
i3c; Peanuts. California. 41s@51yc. LarG (Califor
nial, cans, q 2G9c; Eastern, II 411li5c. Hides,
salt. light ana medium. re: heavy 915c; dry,
lSGlsJzc. Tallow 5@5l5c. Hops-No demand.
Sales OF Pacific coast in New York. 10c; market
Inc here 2G.6r
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CONDITIONS :

All trotting and pacing purses are best three
in five five to enter and three to start. But the
Club reserves the right to hold less number
Entrance fee, 10 per cent. to alpurses, to accom-
pany nomination Purses divided at the'rate OF
60, 90 and 10 per cent, to first second and third
National Association Rules TO govern all trot-
ting and pacing, but Club reserves the right to
tfot heats OF any two classes alternately, OF
special race between heats. In all races entries
not declared out by c P. NJ. of the day preceding
rare shall be required to start. Noadded money
for walk-over. State Agricultural Rules to gov
ern running stakes. Entries to all the above
close with the Secretary or Killip & Co, Mon
day, May 18th. BY order of
]. W. WILSON, President.
C. II. TODD, Secretary
p. O. Box No 400, Sacramento, Cal.
b. c.. ml1-4tMWS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TEE " HOME SEEKER. "

ENVE THOUSAND COPIES OF THE
L HONE SEEKER" were published last
month and placed in the hands of those coming
into the state in search Of homes our agent at
Ogden goes into the cars and places Il copy in
the hands Of each head of family and single
person. The u HOME SEEKER" is the best
advertising medium ever offered 10 those who
wish to extend their business to new settlers
To hotel men and real estate agents ii is invalu-
abe. An advertisement in an ordinary publ
cation, pronuscuouSly distributed, does not meet
with more than one customer out of every hun
dred people which it reaches. The HONE
SEEKER is distributed only to those who are
coming here with a desire of buying immedi-
ately. Not Il single copy Is wasted. We have
received a solid support from the business COM
munity OF the northern halt of the State. The
continuous publication ofthe HOMESEEKER'
is an assured fact. More land can be sold by an
advertisement with us than any other way
known. We Shallmakethe HOME SEEKER ~
subServe the best interests of the northern
half of the state. II is issued to promote immi-
grafton and to locate the settlers in the northern
counties. We ask the support of the business
men of that region which we are laboring to
build up. Our work is important TO every
branch of business. If you want to help your
selves, help us. ap1u
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NEVADA.


Mining Property Destr0yed by Fire.
VIRGINIA, May l9th-Last evening, about
10 O'Clock, fire broke out at the original
keystone mine, three miles north of Viz
ginia, on the road to Reno entirely destroy
in- the hosting work, extensive buildings
and machinery. The large clearinghouse
and office Of the company, also the wagons
and harness, were saved. No work has
been done on the mine for the last five
years, and it was in charge OF a Waterman,
who thinks the fire was the work of an in
cenliarN
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.



VICTORIA. May 19th-At Is o'clock this
morning the stables of the Victoria Truck
and Dray Company were discovered on
fire, and the horses were at once released.
Owing to a brisk breeze, in less than twenty
minutes the building was a mass Of smok-
ing ruins The house adjacent was partially
burned. The oriEination Of the fire is said
to have been q spark from q tobacco pipe
smoked by man in the loft The house
was insured for 5000 in the City of London
Insurance Company, and the stables for
$, 800 in the Imperial Insurance Company.
Two Torpedo Boats.
VICTORIA, May l9Jh.-H. NJ. steamer
Constance arrived from the south this
morning, bringing two torpedo boats, for
service if needed
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OREGON.
Fire in saIem-saImon sent 10. Islain

Fire in saIem-Salmon Sent to Blaine.
PORTLAND May 19th.-Early this morn
ing a fire occurred in the machine shop of
George Duvall, Salem, destroying property
valued at $1,000; insured for $1,000. The
fire was inccndiary.
J. b. Montgomery this afternoon ex-
pressed = 60-pound Columbia river salmon
to james q. Blaine, Washington.
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NEW SEEXICO.
The Renegade Indians.

DENING, May l9th.-Up to this evening
the renegade Indians have not crossed the
railroad on any of their old trails Runners
have been sent out from Separ and other
points on the road as far west as Wilcox,
notifying all settlers and Stockmen to come
in to common points and be on the look
out for Indians. Since yesterday all the
Apache trails leading to the Sierra Madre
have been watched, and by tomorrow they
will be guarded by soldiers and settlers.
should the Indians cross the railroad to-
night they may escape without fight; but
it is doubtful if they succeed in reaching
the Mexican line, as all the time has been
utilized TO thoroughly rouse the country,
arm and equip men, and, if possible, eX-
terminate the band while the opportunity
offers.
TROOPS ORDERED INTO THE FIELD.
SANTA FE. May 19th.-Reliable intelli-
gence from Fort Apache, Arizona, says old
chief Geronimo and fifty Chiricahua bucks
broke away from the San Carlos reserva-
ton Sunday night, and headed for the
Sierra Madre mountains, in Mexico. Cen
eral Crook has ordered all available troops
in the field from Forts Apache, Bowie,
Grant and Thomas, and a company of
cavalry from Fort Apache is now
in hot pursuit. No casualties
had been reported at noon, but
should the warriors be oycrtaken hard
fight is expected, as Geronimo is the d" bad
Indian who caused so much trouble in
Mexico a year ago, and with whom General
Crook carried on negotiations which re-
suited in the return OF his band to the re-
servation. General Thradley, commander
of the military district of New Mexico has
just ordered two companies of the Sixth
Cavalry, from Fort Bayard, under Lieuten-
ant-Colonel Morrow, to protect settlers
along the ella river on the line between
Now MnXicn and Arizona
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UTAH.

Woman Imprisoned for Contempt OF
! Court-Arrested on Telegram.
| SALT LAKE, May 19th.-Lucy Devereaux.
a witness to-day before the Grand Jury, on
her refusal to answer questions in New
SONS polygamy case (she is reported to be
his polygamous Wife, was sent to the
PenitentiaTy for contempt of Court.
Joe Phelps, a fugitive from justice i'll
Idaho, was arrested here to-day on a tele-
gram, it is supposed for unlawful cohabita-
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GREATFST ON EARTH

CrUcURs REMEDIES are the greatest medicines
on earth Had the worst case OF salt Rheum
ia this country. My mother had ii twenty years.
and I'm iagt died from it. J believe CUTICUR 4
would have saved her life. Ny arms. breast and
head were covered for three wears which moth
ing relieved or cured until / used the CUrICURA
El-so-yENT internally. aud CuTICURA and CUT
CgRA soar externally.
j. W ADAMS. NEWARK. O.
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Cheeseman's Specific Mixture.

With this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure, change OF diet, or
change in application to business. The medi-
cine contains nothing that is of the least injury
to the constitution. Ask your druggist for it.
Price 81 a bottle. s2i-lyWS
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS

NEW YORK May 18th.
WHEAT-s1 OIL for June, 81 o5 for July
Der Visible supply of wheat, 81 012 1863 bushels
Grain freights by steam to Liverpool. 214G2l4s
SUGAR-Cuba Centrifugal, $ 521%.
CHICAGO May 10Th.
WHEAT-s9I5c for June.
CORN-i7Isc Tor June.
PORK-Sl1 O2l% for June.
LARD 81 72Iad6 - for June.
RIBS-S5 60 for June.
a.
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ml6-4ptf
Meeting
CAPITAL TURF CLUB,
SACRAMENTO, CAL,
49,
f,sssssfS5S ~.
s&a.zs=--zz7-s.ss-s.r=
MAY 27, Is and %, 1885.
FIRST DAY-wEDNESDAY, MAY 7th
No l. PACING-22O class; purse, $50.
No. ,. TROTTING-2:9O class; purse $500.
SECOND DAY-THuRsDAY, MAY asth.

NO. ,. RUNNING-Two.ve ar-olds: fve-eighths
of a mile dash: SO entrance; SO forfeit: $3.50
added; second horse saves entrance.
No. 4. RUNNING-For all ages 0ne-half mile
and repeat; So entrance; So forfeit; Sl25
added; second saves entrance.
No. 5. RUNNING-One and one-eighth 40
mile dash; Selling Stake for all ages; en-
trance free; stake Sl50; valuation 81 600; > lbs.
Oft each 500 less; , tbs. added each SI10 above.
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Ms. LYDIA Z. Personal---very. Dear
Madam: Ny wife, Arie A. Green. has sui
tered with displacement which caused hel
unknown pains, till had almost given up
all hopes of finding any relief for her But
the Guiding Spirit referred me TO youI
Vegetable Compound. l went twelve
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the Use Of the first bottle She declared her
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cured her. Your medicine Is invaluable 10
me 1t was, indeed, messenger Of peace
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knows | am the happest man alive to-day.
Words cannot express our feelings towards
YOU. Gro. W. GREEN, Campti, La.
CUTLER BRos' Boston Vegetable Pulmon-
airy Baisam for coughs. colds and consump-
ton is the best medicine in the world, says
Allen & Co, Cincinnati, Q.
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new YORK STATE!

-
( The EVENING JOURNAL" print
ed at Albany, the capital of the
State OfNew York, isthe best ad-
/ vertislng medium in the State,
and the. best daily newspaper.
| Its Weekly edition is the leading
weekly in New York, and is sent |
for 81 year to any part of the ]
/ country, postage free. Every
subscriber to the Weekly also |
receives grdtHd0u%y q copy for |
one year of the monthly maga-
zinc " Good Cheer" The SEMI /
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| charge f0r one year, the house |
hold magazine. Good Cheer
| and the farmer monthly, our
Country Home" Send for speci-
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CURE IN EVERY CASE.

Your CU1ECURA REMEDIES outseH AL other
medicines | keep for skin diseases. My custom
ers and paiieEss say that they have effected n
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have failed.
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Sold by all Druggists Price CUT!cUEA, 30 cts ;
RES0iyENT, 81; SOAP . ctS. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHENJCAl Co, BOsToN. Mas.
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
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MEDICAL

A CARD.-TO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING
~ from errors and indisCIvuOns of youth,
nervous weakness, early decay loss ofmanhoOdi
etc, will send a recipe that will cure YOU
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South America.
Send selt-addressed envelope TO REV JOSEPH T.
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FARE REDUCED

TOHN TALBOT. TICKET
y Agent Central Pacific Railway, <>.tssS5fs.
and Agent for lnman Royal - s<It2lsg@
Mail Steamship Line, can book sssS-|Fs,5sf s.e7fs
Passengers from England, Ireland or Scotland
to Sacramento, at Extraordinary Low Rates
Send for Friends, as these rates are for few
days only. JOHN TALBOT,
ap1-lp1m c. P R. r. Depot. Sacramento.
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES

The half has not been told rs to the great Gu
-atiye powers OF the CE-rIC1 EA RENEDILs have
paid hundreds Of dollars for medicines GO cure
diseases OF the blood and skin and never found
NJ ythiug vet to equal the CjTICIRA REMEDIES.
CHAs \. WILLIAMS, PROVIDENCE X. !.
1 have been selling your CUTICURA REWEDsEs
for Il c last six years and find that they giye
universal satisfaction. They cured me Of a Sc
we're cSse OF Barbers Itch, when other remedies
failed
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IT IS A FACT

Hundreds Of letters in our possession copies OF
which may be had by return mail are our aII-
tho-ity for the assertion that skin, Scalp and
Blood HUmorS, whether SCrofIlous Inherited
OF contagious may NOW be permantly cured
by CJTICCEA REsoLNEN1, the uew Blood Pur fer.
internally. and CCTcUEA and CT ICURA SOAR.
the cssa, Skin Cures and B-autidcrs externally.
iu oue-lait the time and expense OF any other
season
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LIVERPOOL, May IHth
WHEAT-Poor demand. California spot lots,
IS Cd to IS %; OIL coast 35s Sd; just shipped Sos
Cd; nearly due, Cd: cargOes of coast, slow;
Oh passage steady; weather in England and on
the Continent unlavorable for crops.
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| Is at this season when the Pores are. clogged
! ! and the Blood and Precipitation are laden
with Impurities that Disiigsrug Humors Hymil-
iating EruptlolS Itching lortureS. salt Rheum
Eczema or Psoriasis, letter itiHgWorm. Baby
HumoTs, S'ro-ula. ScroanlOu> Sores, Assesses
aUt dlsch9TEluE wounds. and every species Of
Itching. Sc8ly and Plmpiy Diseases OF the SKIN
aud scalp are most speedily and economically
/ Clr.l LN tn. -l-.L.I .-l.-EHIis
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ARIZONA.


IJc-oN, May leth.-Thc party sent out
TO arrest the fugitive Papagoes have re-
turned. the Indians having refused 10 come
with them On this being reported to
Sheriff Paul, he tecEraphcd To Tucson for
more men and horses. and will attempt To
surround the town, 10 which the Indians
have returned. The trouble grew ont of
the attempt Of a man by the name of Dobbs
10 IaSe possession of Il spring of water that
has 10y the Indians been claimed from time
Gmmemoriai The Indians used violence
toward him, and he aTorc ont warrant
for the arrest OF one of them. Paul served
IL, and was taking lis man away. When
ahoUt two miles ir.ui town the captive, q
large, powerful man attempted TO escape.
and desperate struggle ousued. BY this
time the Indians had arrived from all quar-
ter- a"d Paul himself was made prisoner.
ana an me mUzslr %: Lis owH gun he was
compelled To uu>hacElc his former captive.
The Indians lu resisting claim TO be acting
under the advice of Dr. Hart. -ub-Indian
Agent at san NJv!Cr Reservation.
AS 5'uc,ULE kBa,SsE yE,r.
Tvg-oN, May le,h.-A conference was
held IN this city This morning by Indian
Agent " "ee,er District Attorney Here
lord and others with the paDago chief
HoWia'J+.anI. from Cov0.e Wells. which
cMei iJ return o. camp and br.usin the
Indian charged with tine uamsc. In the
meantime p has been a-r4u .ed tl.a. Sheriff
faUl and posse shall rgru~u 10 Tucson
This action of Agent Wheeler. I'm counsel
ms submission by the indiaas 20 the law.
Is generally commended.
The Murdered Sergcant-OsI, er OtHcers
Threatened.
PRU,corT, May tg.u. - The Cerorsr-s
jury, which has been holding aa inqgest
on the body of tlrss Sergeant Shake. who
was ass3ssjnaied while asleep in iis room
last Friday night at Whipple Barracks. re-
turned verdict late this afternoon. after
sitting three days, chat deceased came to
his death from guHs4ot wounds a. The
hands Of an unknown person. The aiflir
has caused great excitement
Last evening Major IEgwerson. a MEN,
Der Of the jury. received an ANONYMOUS
letter, saying that if he di3 NOT cease his I!
activity in trying to find tie murderer he |
would be killed. IngEerson paid /
no attention to the warning. !
but this morning, as he was |
standing in front Of his place of business |
with several persons, the sharp |
crack of a rifle was heard, and bal! passed |
a short distance from him, lodging in the |
side OF the building. Thinking perhaps |
that some one out shooting had careiasslv !
been firing, search was made in the direc-
ton of where the shot came from, but no
one could be found. The commanding Of |
ficer of the company TO which the Sergeant
is reported to have also received a
letter threatening his life. The company
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

THE INDIAN SITUATION BEC0M-
ING SERIOUS.
Mining Property Burned-Death OF
County Clerk-First Ship
ment of Fruit.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECoRD-UNIoN.l
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san FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 10, 1885.
MORNING SESSION.

Ophir~............1 35@1 30 5. Nev.......1 l51 y
Mexican. 10 Overman DOC
q. Il c.. ..........2d2 % Union Is
b. & B........,..3 1903 40
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burglary in Yuna County.

.WHEATLAND, May l9th.-Burgar. en-
tered the store of John Landes & Co, last
night. by gaining an entrance through the
skylight Some 500 worth of iewelry and
other goods were taken: also the KEYS be-
longing to Wells Fargo y Co.'S agent No
clue 10 the robbers rs yet This same store
was broken into some time during the
month Of March by burglars DIGGING hole
through the wall, and an attempt was made
10 bl open the safe.