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xeyada7s Exhibit.

sew orss>ns eorspndsa. 10 TIE gsa
Prancisco Alta ssys a ssysd2's e1hibis u
the EXPEDITION: The sesing Conmlssioner
from Nevada may be seen =. hs possin tie
Government and State bsiIding a, almoss
any hour Of the day and light, arranging
the many mineral exhibits BE- hzs In ons
grand, magnificent cabinet. There will be
no mineral display that will At ali omUsre
to II in great value and beauty a. the IN.
position, although California will mske |.
very beautiful and creditabls display. T,
Ia a curious fact that nearly all Of the state
In the Union make mineral exhibits, even
Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts and Rhode
Island betraying evidence Of conceit in
that way. Nevada also shows some mon
sler potatoes from Washoe and storsy
counties that sttact very great attention.
Our sister State also shows some corn
Deets, onions. cotton and grain, and make
a hue exhibit Of borax and salt. Ia sbon,
ten days the Assistant Commissioner viii
nave his entire exhibit in perfect order.
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Gold Yield for 1874

During 1884 the total gold prodoc,
which went to San Francisco from the
interior" per Wells, Fargo & Co., was
only 1882, l76. which includes California.
Arizona and Nevada. From the "nor,h
coast" which includes Alaska and Oregon
sl;4sI.77l was received; and from Me,ico
only soO.o7O, making the total gold bnllion
receipts OF Ban Francisco for 1884, from All
sources per Wells, Fargo 4 Co., SIS ga :.
aoo or say in round numbers Sc. 000 ;.
WV; They transport nearly all tba
soid product OF this coast, and n will
oe quite safe to say that the total pold
product OF California alone during 1ss1
asd not exceed $4,000, 900, which will sllo.
north coast. 'ep' 'ne
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some Nevada editors. in commenting
upon the 5000 o appropriation secured
Tor the construction Of a new public
building at Carson by Congressman
Cassidy. are like the boy who wanted a
stick Of candy. and after he got il he
wanted something else instead.
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served Him Right.

BaooKHAvEs, Miss, Jan. l0.-A marty
Of balldosers in Franklin county wen, to
The house Of a negro last night for the pur.
pose Of whipping and otherwise mal,rea..
ing him. They dem anded admittanee
Being refused, one Of the party, a younc
man nnmed Murray. burst the door open
and rushed In, when his brains were blown
oat oy a charge from q shotgun. Tbe res,
OF the party Ned. The Cdtoner's iury rs.
turned a verdict OF justifabls homicide.
In Favor Of the Spanish Tren,x
NEW YORK, Jan. io.-A petition in favor q,
the Spanish treaty, addressed to the Chair,
man Of the Committee on Foreign Rsls.
uons OF the Senate, is being cironls,aS
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NOTICE


A SERVANT GIRL TO COOK AND DO GEN
a erai Homework In q small family, ~
ply at this once. di4.u
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, June 20.-owing to the
continued sickness of one OF the jurors
In the Jennett-owens contested eloc-
tion case, Judge Stewart postponed
the taking of further evidence until
Monday.
Another large crowd assembled at
the Beach Hotel grounds tonight TO
witness the final military drlll
prior TO the start for Lampasas.
After short drill and the fring OF a
few guns by one of tne Galveston ar
tillery batteries, the Artillery Light
Guards, or the "Kids," as they are fa-
miliarly called at home, came on the
grounds amidst the plaudits of several
thousand spectators. Whether IL
was their youthful appear
ance or their excellent aud
rapid movements, they won the
admiration OF the entire audience, and
maintained II TO the end OF the ex-
haustiYe drill. A good many Calves
tonians are willing TO back the kids as
winners at Lampasas. The various
Galveston companies start for LAM
passs Sunday morning.
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Pers.
pEAoE PROPOSALS PENDING.

AhANh ihOlOoAlo IhNDlNds
lima, June @.-General Caceres, the
leader Of the Revolutionists, sent a
courier to General Mas, asking q sus.
pension OF hostilitles and Offering To
to come TO terms. General Mas dis
patched courier with credentials to
the government and at the same time
urged the government TO treat with
Caoeres, not because they cannot do.
feat hm, but as a means OF disposing
OF all further pretoxt for revolution
throughout tho country. II was de-
cided In council to treat with
Caceres, for which purpose DIR
Povar, minister of justice, leaves to-
day for the inuerior, fully empowered
to treat on behalf OF the government.
Every confidence Is entertained I'm q
favorable result, and that in a short
time the whole country will be paci-
fied.
Caoeros is In Huancago with all his
forces. General Mas is In JauJa with
over 5000 men. The representatives
OF both are TO meet at Concheoion, y
village midway between both points.
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Murders Confessed .

CHICAGO, June 2O.-Mary Kleman, q
girl in jail here, who has heretofore
persistently asserted her innocence
OF the crime with which she is charged.
that OF administering poison 10 the
family Of Mrs. Michael Freis, her sis
ter, with whom she has made her
nome Tor short time, at Rose Hin.
mas now confessed that she is guilty,
mot only OF the attempt upon their
mother, father and another sister in
dubuque, Iowa. Her mother died In
July Of last ysar; her sister, Lena. in
August, and her father, Miohael' in.
March OF this year. She assigns no
motive for her crimes other than that
she was impelled TO commit them, and
is evidently insane,
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At the time Of the arrest, the clerk was
the bearer of note couched In the
most friendly terms from the consul
AZ keshd to the Russian oommander
AZ Sarakohs. The consul had been ON
q visit to the camp OF the British from.
Tier commission and had the misfor-
tune TO lose a mule near Sarakohs.
he sent the clerk to the Russian com.
mander there, asking for help to can
ture his mule. He did not reply to the
consuPs note, and sent the clerk a
prisoner 10 Askabad.
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london Wool Sales.

LONDON, June 2O,-At the wool sales
to-day 10000 bales OF Port Phillips,
Sydney and Cape Colony were disposed
Of The market was quiet at yester-
days sales. New Zealand secured sold
at 61Sd to Is l0lSd ;lamb's secured, sd to
Is 6d; New South Wales lambs Is Sd to
Is I'd; Cape greasy, 2lId to Cd; Victoria
greasy, Id TO ls Id; lambs greasy, 4d to
Is 63d; Swan River fleece, I'd to is Adj (;
Adelaide lambs secured, i0d.
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Newfoundland
THE MOST DISASTROUS STORM IN FORTY
YEARS


YEARS.
HALIFAX, June 20.-Mail advices
from Newfoundland give the details
Of the terrible storm on the coast OF
that island last Sunday week, which
show 1t to have been more disastrous
than was at first reported. An onor-
nous amount of shipping was destroy
ed and many lives wore lost. At Old
Pelican all the fishing stages and other
water side property was destroyed.
Upwards of 40 vessels were totally
wrecked. Seventy-five vessels were
driven ashore at Bona Visa and
some Of them were smashed. Re-
ports from many points give the
facts of vessels, from one to
dozen in number, smashed
and the coast for miles is
strown with wreokage. The storm is
considered the worst that has visited
Newfoundland In 40 years. II Is
rumored that three slliffs, each with
six men on board, left Holy Road on
Saturday and have not since been
heard of, A bait skih, bottom up,
hoated into Lopsail, and II is supposed
that she IL one OF the three referred to.
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RAILROAD NEWS.
CAssatt Declinna.

PHILADELPHIA, June2O.-A railroad
official, speaking authoritatiyely, says
1t is definitely settled that A. ]. Cas-
sstt will not assume the receivershlp
OF the West Shore, and the managers
OF that property are now looking
around for another man. Certain con.
ditions that Mr.. Cassatt insisted upon
have not been met, and he win not ac-
cept on that account.
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Sentenced TO Hang.

NEW ORLEANS, June 2O.--A special
10 the Picayune from Plaquemlne,
Louisiana, says; Judge Talbot to-day
sentenced George Wilson, Mathilde
Jones and Charles Davis, all colored,
TO DO hanged at such time as the gov
ernor. may direct, They were con-
yioted Of numbering and robbing Mrs.
Judge Cole several months ago.
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Spain.
MARon ou Tun onoLrRA

" - " n V0 IIfT VHUHNKA,
MADRID, June 2O.-The official re-
ports of tho march of tho cholera in
Spain for the past "a hours are as fol.
lows.
In Msdrid--New cases, 8; deaths, 1.
Valencia City-New cases, IS; deaths,
Valencia Proyince--New case, 30,
deaths, l2i.
Murcia City-New cases, ll2; deaths,
Murcia Province--New cases, AO,
deaths, SO.
Castellon Province-New cases, 81,
deaths. 81. "
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MarshalI q NorthMe.tsrn.

MARSHALL, June 2O.--[special.l +
Henry Smith, chief engineer of the
Marshall & Northwestern Railroad, is
In the city organizing another corps,
and Will, In the near future, be In the
held locating q line for the extension
OF the road. The work is going on
swimmingly. NRl
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A Btahbing A6rav

PARIS, June 9O.-[specisl. l-Mr. A. s.
HUI, a young man 25 years old, was
stabbed last night by colored man,
In the northern part OF this city. The
difficulty grew out of some rough
words that passed between the two on
the street. Hufps wound is a serious
one and he will require the most care
ful attention TO recover. Hart was
arrested at Honey Grove to-day by
the city marshal OF that place. Dep.
aty Sheriff J. A. Booth has gone after
him and will bring him here tonight.
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Gave Bopd,

GRRRNvILLE, June 2O.--ISpecial.l- l.
To-day Frank WillbrinA, who In
suited the lady on the streets a few
days ago, and whom mob attempted
TO take out of Jail, camO. in ard gave
bond, which was furnished by infu-
ential men from Waxahachie, who
came TO Groanville for that purpose.
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Anglo.Russian.
An INpIoNIrY RnpoRrrp.

LONDON, June 0.-The Times re-
ports that one Of the party Of British
officers who crossed the Russo-P Persian
frontier recently while travelling and
were arrested by the Russians and
carried TO Askabad, was clerk In the
Office OF the British Consul at Reshd.
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Evidence All In.

Fort Worm, June 2O.--[Spscial.l-
The evidence In the Stevens Wallace
murder case Is all in. The general
impression ls that the State hasa very
weak ease. DR.. stevens claims to have
killed Wallace because deceased had
qnarrelled with his father aad drew a
knife on him.
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Marshall.

MARSHALL, June 2O.-Ispeeial,l i
Mayor Pitts is anglin g in the placid
waters Of Cado Lake.
The Texas Il Pacific Railroad paid
of yesterday, and now the boys are
happy.
The festival given by the Ladies'
Cenetery Association last night was a
grand success.
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ON Trial for murder,

MARSHALL, June9o-Ispeclal. Tho
casa OF the States VS.. Bill jackson,
charged with the murder OF Bill VII.
nans, now occupies the attention OF
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swItzerIAnd.
EARTHQUAKE sHoOE

LONDON, June 2O.--Several shocks of
earthquake were experienced this
marning at Borne and Geneva, Swift
zerland. The extent or the nature OF
The damage done has not been re-
DOrtod
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Arrested ~ an AooomplIce In Murder.

WEATHERFoRD, June 9o.--[speclal.l
Fired DeSmith was arrested aud
placed In Jail to-day as an accomplice
OF Mtlllken IN the killing OF James
Lee ON lust Monday. The preliminary
the 22l.
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Senator sabin sIoll.

CHICAGO, June 2O.-A saltwater,
Minnesota, special says United States
Senator Sabin Is dangerously III at his
home and his attending physicians
fear he may not recover.
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Liro Adams Acquitted.

TERRELL, June 2o.-[speciaI.l-Lige
Adams, charged with killing his
cousin, Tom Adams, at Elmo, some
court all this week, was acquitted by
the Jury.
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England.
LONDON STOCKS.

LONDON, June 2O.--l2:3O p. m.-Con-
soils opened at 80 5.l6for money and
00A fOracoounts.
ANOTHER MINE HORROR.
BY an explosion to-day in the Bur
ley pit, at Apodale, North Stafford
shire, 10 persons were killed,
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THE DAYS RECORD or GRIMES


- "toAAJ Mtfuereu
~, PALESTINE, June 2O.-lspecial.l--At
sikhart, u miles south Of this CITY. ON
'he International & Great Northern
railroad, last night, was committed one
oi the fonlest murders In the history
OF crime. Randolph Hazell went to a
dance, and going home found his wisa
Wnom ne had lett in bed, missing a
party OF searchers went out. and shont
O'Clock found her dead BODY 20, vayJs
rom the residence in nearly nnSs
state The woman's throat was cnt
on the right side in two places. claar
through the iugular vein, and tbera
were three deep stabs on the othap
sue sue OF me face, which was lying in a
pool OF blood. A pair of mems drawers
were found near the body; also a nieca
oi snlrt covered with blood
SiA negroes have to-day been
under examination, but az
iar there Ia no tangible Gina
~ Is supposed she was raylshed NV
negroes who then murdered her ~
hide their diabolical crime. Mrs, ua.
Sell was beautiful young woman. in
the prime of life, and leaves two jittIa
cniluren. The Inquest Is still going
on. 1t 10 believed that negroes In the
village know who committed the aw.
,ui ueeu' butao far none of them have
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New York, June @.-Reports from
various parts Of Long Island state that
the H-year locusts havemade their
appearance In countless nuu. srs,
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France.

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS AGI-
TATED.
PARIS, June 2O.-Seventy deputies
OF the extreme and radical left met to-
day and laid out their programme,
comprising revision of tho constitu.
ton, three years universal m ilitary
service, separation of church and
State, and the abandonment of remote
expeditions.
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Germany.

THE EMPERoR TO RECEIVE PENDLE-
TON AND KAssoN.
BERLIN, June 2O.-The Emperor of
Germany will receive tomorrow
United States Minister Pendleton and
his predecessor in office, Mr.. Kasson,
of Iowa.
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Afghnnistan.
REINFoRoINa nrnAr

BOMBAY, June O.-Herat win soon
be reinforced by 1000 Afghan soldiers.
Ten thousand Martini Henry rifles are
being rapidly forwarded from Cabul 10
Herat.
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LoSvIsw,J June %. Especial MAJOR
Fem preached here last night, and
succeeded In raising enough money 10
put In the first window OF his nickel
church.
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Using Counterfeit Revenn. s,.,,

'oa-0it .ReNeuue stamps.
NEW foRE, June 20.-The brewery
OF Valentine Loewer, at 81 West
Forty-hrst street, was seized early
this morning by the revenue officers.
Loewer was arrested in bed. 1t is
charged that Loewer has for some time
used counterfeit revenue stamps on
MS barrels. Awagon was found loaded
which held 81 quarter barrels, each
stamped with bogus 25 cent stan,p.
In the cellar of the brewerv
70 more barrels were found
bearing false stamps. About
w stamps were found In desk
In the office. The property seized II
valued at 100000. Late In the dav
Mr.; Loe yer was held for examination.
bail OF 5000 being given. IL was said
iLoewer, who has been in trouble be-
lore on charges Of using washed
stamps, bought the counterfeit stamna
NJ the rate OF $4,000 for $50.