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Court in session. but Monday the Criminal
Court will open and the Judge will sit
think the Judge is the only one competent
TO give them preliminary hearing in n
case of such grave importance. # Mayor
Smith does not resign this week, and if the
Council, when they meet on Thursday, DO
not adopt the most direct method for the
impeachment and removal of the Mayor,
proceedings will certainly be issued IN the
Criminal Court before whatever Judge is
sitting next Monday"
a Female Bridge-JuInper.
ROCHESTER (N. Y. J, August 30th.-Madge
Doloro, handsome Chicago girl, accom-
panied by her backer, Jerry Costello, passed
through here tonight for New York, where
she will make an attempt to jump from
Brooklyn Bridge, for purse of $1,000.
Gene Hunting.
SARANAc Inn N. y, August 30th-The
Presidents party left Saranac Inn this
morning for the upper lake region, for
few days hunting and fishing on that re-
mote territory. With them went Colonel
a. n. Belo, of the Galveston NeJrs, and
Harry W. Brown of Philadelphia.
Supervisors Arrested fer Conspiracy.
New YORK, August 3Ist-A. M.-Three
Supervisors Of Brooklyn were arrested yes
terday, charged with conspiracy TO defraud
the county. A plumber, named Williams,
has made an affidavit that he was com
PEELED to charge more for work than it was
worth, and divide. The arrested men are
Christopher Larkin, a Republican; John
Gallagher and l.. f. Catcoll, Democrats.
They are held for trial. They threaten 10
arrest Williams for libel.
End OF The DoatInen's Strike.
NEW YORK, August 31st-A. M.-The
strike of the International Boatmen's
Union, for an advance in wages and an
in condition, has been settled,
and the men will begin work again to-
morrow. The settlement was effected
through the efforts of the Board of Arbira.
ton Of the Central Labor Union and by
mutual concessions.
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Exchanging Commitments.

LONDON, August 3Oth-In reply to King
Milans congratulations, Prince Alexander
said hc was touched by Milan's sympathy,
aud hoped to see a Servian agent at Sofia,
and renewal OF friendship between Servia
and Bulgaria.
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A SMART Pre- 1T NMsHEw-The Chico
Chronicle is responsible for the following:
Two carpenters, Messrs. Mitchell and
Fisher, who have just completed the hotel
of Sheriff Mcclellan at NimShew, report
some clever tFicts performed by a $50
pound pnfker. owned by Mr.. Taggart,
who resides at thai place. they inform us
that while at work on the binding. which
is situated rear an orchard. their attention
was called to the operations Gf lis hogship
in securing fruit. He would 60 where the
limbs were sutficiently close To the ground,
take hold OF them and shake the frnit. from
them and then deliberately proceed TO eat
what had fallen. When the lower limbs,
such as he could reach, had been stripped,
and he was no longer able 20 provide for
his wants ~ this manner. he went TO
chicken coop standing near By and showed
it under s;lch trees as he saw fit, climbed
on top Of 1T and proceeded to eat and shake
the fruft from the limbs. These two gen.
tlemen, as we'll as others, witnessed the
performance and saw it often repeated. If
this method Of procuring something to eat
ty hog is called instinct. we would be
pleased 10 have the sayants tell us what is
reason.
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FARM FOR SALE!

rFIHAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, sssa
/ situated IN Sacramento county, four Sffs
miles from Folsom, on the line of the s. " s=As-
z. E., and SIX miles from Antelope Station or
the line of the c. P Railroad, containing 440
ACRES; all cleared and fenced, and in grain,
except 80 acres, which is in summer fallow
abuudantly supplied with water and wood
water for irrigating and raising alfalfa and
fruits; also, Farming Implements, including
two Header Wagons with beds Seed Sower,
Ploughs, etc, will be given to the purchaser.
MEREDITH, Drugstore )utheast corner Second
and K streets. Sacranen y iYS-tf
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

$4,000 ey @ Feed Ian and sale s Stable SGso Iooated a
in the center of town; only Stable; building,
45I%xl62 feet; Horses, Harness, Buggies, Car
riages, etc, included: fine Corral, Waterworks,
Hay Scales; one Store Barn: also, two nice Resi-
denee Lots, improved; will pay interest on S20,-
000. Address Ii. ). ROBINSON, Grdley, Butte
county Cal aiII0-lm
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THE WORLDS NEWS.
CIRCULAR BY THE MEXICAN GOV
E8NMENI'.
Capture of 4 Counterfeiter-Lo
OF, of Shocmakers-Daring Rob-
bery-Foreign News.
IsrscrA DIsfA7cHEs 10 THE nscorD-pmoa.l
DOMESTIC.
Fire-Damp Explosion in a Coal Mine.

Fire-Danp Explosion in Coal Mine.
SCRANTON PENN, August 30th.-A ter
ri le explosion occurred in the Fair Lawn
colliery this morning, which resulted i'll
the death OF i've men. and two others were
seriously injured. John II. Hosie and
J. Gallagher were standing at the head of
the slope at the time of the accident, and
felt the force Of The explosion as the rush
OF air came out OF the mouth OF the mine.
They at ence started to go in and ascertain
the extent Of the damage The August
quota OF coal had been mined last week,
and no men were employed in the mines.
Word came, however, that party Of five
or SIX men had gone into the mines 10
clear up their chambers. Mine Inspector
Blewiit happened 10 come along about
this iitne, and lie and Gallagher, with a
party. entered the mine. going down
to The third or lower vein, and
then following the air course, stopping
10 repair damasses To bretlice, etc. As they
went along their progress was necessarily
slow, and the course they followed took
them to The right hand side of the mines
They came at last TO point where they
found repairs necessary, and returned TO
the foot OF the mines for more material
when they learned that groaus had been
heard in .he east gan.;way. They worked
that way and found Tie party who had gone
into the mines before the accident. near or
about thc entrance OF he chambers short
distance from the foot of an inside plane
about 130 feet from where the holding
branches oil. Three of them were alive
and three were Gead. The killed arc Hugh
ConnoFs. Of Bellevue; Edward Ganghan
and Michael Pryle The first man brought
to the surface was JOHN Natin, who is
badly burned about the face and
arms. john kefrigan was alive
when fonnd. ard talked the strongest
of all, but he died before being brought TO
the surface The next was John Connor
lie has two large scalp wounds, cut on
the knee and another Oh the arm. Ills
face and hands are badly bruised. He was
taken to the hospital. The body CT Edward
Pierce, the fire boss, was found about $50
feet from there. They waited there in the
blackness of the night, sick, wounded and
helpless, with their dead comrades lying
near them a last they heard a voice, and
Connor called. Presently voices came
nearer, then they saw lights approaching
and soon the rescuing party were with
them. The position in which the bodies
were found bears out his statement. He
could not tell whether Pierce ignited the
gas, or whether it was ignited. by their
lamps. The explosion came like flash,
too quickly for any one 10 tell anything
about it. They had no reason to expect TO
find any gas there. How the fire originated
is q mystery,
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CAUsr-Hood's Sarsaparilla. Effects
pure blood, all humors cured, good appe-
tite, healthy digestion, no dyspepsia, brain
refreshed, whole system built up and
strengthened. Try il.
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500 ACRES,

THREE LILIES FROM VACAyILLE: BEST
grain, fruit or vine land; all rich level lard
and will be sold for about oae-half its value for
cash or irt cash: balance on time to suit: e. K.
station 50 rods away; this is the greatest bargain
in the state; make us an offer. ". Nj. BRAN
DON Il CO., 507 Montgomery street. and Gee Sac
raIneatO street, san Francisco. 1pim
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If YOUR complaint is want of appetite
try half wineglass of Angostura Bitters
half an hour before dinner. Beware of
counterfeits. Ask your grocer or druggist
for the genuine article. manufactured by
Dr. ]. G. b. Siegert & Sons.
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-I IEKIoV-AL.

Sacramento Tailoring Establishment,
II MCCAIN, PROPRIETOR, HAS RE-
II. moved his Tailoring Business, from 72S
STREET, to 1913 j street, bet. Eight tn and
Ninth. The new place has been finely fitted
up, and stocked with all the Latest Imported
and Domestic Goods for Gents Dress and Busi-
ness Suits. To oTder-Pauts s.; business suits,
SO; Fine Black Dress Suits cs5. 1p
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REAL ESTATE, ETC.
Fine Fruit Land For Sale.

Oe go ACRES IN THE RICH FRUIT egss
H0.O belt near vacaviiie for sale or gsSs
exchange for saeramento city property. .asA--
Inuuire at 4l6 i street. I'm
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TAILORING.
3 Il @TREET.

-A25 q 5TREET.
~ MCC4 LLU3f, SAN FRANCISCO TAILOR,
" just received fGll and Winter Goods. Is
able 10 show greatest variety for customers 10
select from. suits viii be sold NJ very lowest
for cash FirSt-cIass WORK and fits assured.
French Beaver aca Suits, silk line6, SO; French
Pique sack suits silk lined. s4G Cashmere suits,
SH and upwards Pants, 81 and upwards. Give
him call. NO trouble to show goods.
SACRAMENTO Up
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Capture of Il CouD terfeiter.

LANSING (Michl, August 30th-W. W.
Kenuch, Chief of the Michigan District
Secret Service, will take to Detroit tonight
a counteIfeiter named William WandSor,
of Vermont, one of the most desperate
showers Of the queer in the country He
was captured last night in barn three
miles southwest Of Lansing. Wandsor
was arrested in the Lansing Postoflice Fri
day night, but escaped on the way to the
lookup. He had been boarding for several
months with G. c. Allen, under the name
of Fred harris, and working the State as a
wholesale agent for queer coin. In his
trunk was found $500 in bogus gold and
81, 200 in certificates on the Lansing Savings
Bank. The coin ranged all the way from
81 to $50 pieces. which could not be detect
ed from the genuine save by the light
weight. Wandsor remained in the woods
after his escape until driven into farmer
Weedon's barn by the rain The farmer
saw one leg beneath the hay while hunting
for eggs, and notified the officers During
his absence Wandsor burrowed down six
feet into the unthrashed wheat, where he
was found after four hours search. He was
SO wesk from sutf0cation that he could
hardly stand. and would have been dead
in half an houi more Detectives from
New York have been on his trail for over
three months.
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Fire at NIontrose. Pa.

New YORK, August 30th.-There was
big fire in Montrose, Pa, Sunday night.
Randalls toy factory Boyd & Cooley's gen
eral store, Q. n. Stoddards shoe store, G.
f. Fordham's harness shop, Ports double
store block containing Il bakery, laundry
and grocery store, the dwelling Of J. A.
Gardiner and that of a. L. Tunnell. EN-.
Fordham's grocery, William Cox's harness
shop, W. b.. Deans book store, Taylor's
store and contents, Edward Stebbins' mil
linery store Dennis Kerrigans boot and
shoe shop, Charles FOrdham's shoe store,
Isaac Billiards grocery store, David Little's
stove and general hardware store, II. +.
Turrelrs dwelling, F. G. Warmers grocery
store and dwelling, Riley Fletcher's dwell
ing, Daniel Brewster's carriage shop and
dwelling, the Exchange Hotel, kept by NJ.
Baldwin, small dwelling adjoining the
hotel, and Bostwick & Corwin's general
hardware store were destroyed. Sparks
drug store and C. +. Reeds dry goods store
are believed to be destroyed. A low esti-
mate places the loss at $3.50, 600.
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Dynamite Shells.

WASHINGTON, August 30th.-The Board
of Artillery Officers at San Francisco, ap-
pointed by MaiorGeneral Howard to wit
ness the firing of the dynamite shells, has
reported that in their opinion James w.
Grayson, late Lieutenant of the United
States Navy, has solved the problem OF fir
ing dynamite with perfect safety to the
gun. and at the same time making the ex-
plosion come upon the compact part of the
proiectile. Dynamite shells were fired
across the Golden Gate from 5-inch
siege gun, and the Board recommends the
experiments be continued from S-inch rife
and l-incL Slnnnth bore rIIns
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aJO PER ACRE-oN THE C. P. RR, IN
OlU Placer county; Cne-half mile from Ap-
plegate station; one-half hour from Auburn;
and Telegraph near; title perfect; easy terms.
Apply to GEO. o. HAYFORD, Z17 J street or s.
Q. OSBORN. ApplegGte. Placer county. enl4 Inns
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FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE.
PACIFIC MARKET.

NO 10 J era m efto,
NHTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
w Choice Fruits, Vegetables. Poultry Game,
Butter Eggs, etc: Are receiving daily Fresh
Eastern oysters (Frozen) in Cans. FRESH FISH
ofevery description constantly on hand. n. B.
All orders promptly filed with the FRESHEST
of Goods 1p
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Assassinated His son.in-Law.

New ORLEANS, August 30th.-A special
to the Times Democrat from ST. Joseph says:
This morning, IS Judge j. B. Elan and Jos.
ii. Nichols were in consultation in the law
office of the former, Colonel n. L. Reeves
stepped to the front door and fired the con-
tents Of both barrels of a shotgun into the
head and shoulders of Nichols, killing him
instantly. Colonel Reeves surrendered him
self to the authorities, and was lodged in
in self-defense. Nichols was son-in-law
Of Colonel Reves and some family trouble
is supposed to have been the origin of the
difficulty
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Daring Robbery.

BELLEvILLE (Ill.l, August 30th-Benia-
min Elwell, a weHto do and aged farmer,
living three miles south of this place, in the
township of Sumpter, was the victim of a
daring robbery last Saturday. AT midnight
Mrs. EIwell awoke with a choking sensa-
ton, and Immediately awakened her hus-
band. He detected the fumes Of chloro-
form in the room. He then attempted to
leave the room. but received sharp blow
on his head, coupled with the threat Of
instant death # he made any outcry. The
burglars, two in number, then bound and
gagged Mr. and Mrs. Eiwell, and later pos
sessed themselves OF q tin-box containing
$3.50 III gold, which Mr.. Elwell had been
carefully boarding for years. The burglars
then demolished trunk in the same
room, thus securing $500 and valuable
papers, bonds, etc. After warning the
couple to make no outery, the robbers lett.
There is no clue to the perpetrators, but
the general impression is that no strangers
took part in the robbery, inasmuch as the
burglars knew the location of the money
and other yaIuabes which they secured.
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AlNFORD. W. s. EASSE
MECHANICS MILL,

bASoE4A q MINFUItD, Proprietnr5,
Corner Front and sts., Sacramento, Cal.
ENRAMEs, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, BRACK-
T. cts, Mouldinss, Wood Turning and every
thing in the line of Mill Work done on short no
tiee. Estimates cheerfully given. Country or
Work. fp
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The heat between MatteEsen, the Aus
tralian, and Wallace Ross, at London, was
won easily by the former. who finished six
lengths in front of the Canadian. Eleven
to ten was bet that Ross would win.
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AN INDIAN HoP-GRowER.-A opulent
Indian is something very unusual in Cali
fOrnia, i. e., among the thoroughbred Dig
gers. They are nearly always distinguished
only for their poverty, filth and general
wretchedness, but we have one fuil-blooded
Digger Indian in Lake who considers him
self pretty well fixed, and to tell the truth,
we wouldn't reject n partnership interest
with him right now. We speak of Bob
Augustine, of Scott's valley. Bob has rela-
tives in this vicinity, and visits here occa-
sionally. He was down the other day and
looked very much civilized, with white
shirt, diagonal suit and polished boots He
is in the hop business at SCOTS valley,
where he has small piece of land rented.
fifteen acres OF which he devotes to the
growth of hops. When the bottom fell out
of hops couple OF years ago, the bottom
came near falling out of Bob's money box.
bnt he weathered the gale some way and
held on TO his hops. He didn't get mad
and tear up the ground and yank out the
hops, but be pursued the even tenor of his
way until there came Il turn in the tide
that Will now lead him out of trouble.
His hop field is said to be as good rs any
in the county ami the crop this season an
unusually large one.sLouer Lake Pres.
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SIG acres In Placer county, about five
miles from Lincoln; 100 acres of which are in
alfalfa, and can put in 50 acres mOre plenty
of timber, and a creek runs through the whole
length of the place: Improvements consist of
Frame Dwelling of six rooms, two Barns,
Cattle and Wagon Sheds, Dairy House with
all utensils for making cheese and butter,
along with thirty Cows, fifteen Calves eight
Horses, three Wagons, Hay Press. Sulky Rake,
Hogs and Fowls. Can be purchased for Sl5,-
n0G: without the personal property. Sl9, goo.
SEQ acres, at S1215 per acre, near the
town of Sheridan, Placer county; all under
good hog fence; spring of living water run
ming through the place. and plenty of timber
on the place; with Frame Dwelling, Barn
and other Outhouses vineyard, good bear
ing OrehsId as the Improvements.
W. II. AN,
REAL ESTATE SALESR00M,
No. $50 street.............-Sacrsm Cal
P. BOIL F. G. wATERHousE-
ieSlptf
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The pan-EIectrio suit.

WASHINGTON, August G0,h.-In the case
Of J. Harris Rogers against Attorney Cen
eral Garland, Governor Harris and others,
in co ne2tion with the Pan-Electric Tele-
phone controversy. plaintiff to-day filed
joinder IN demur, saying the bill WAS good
in substance, aud petitioned the Court to
put the case on the calendar
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THE mosquito is no longer terror. st.
Jacobs Oil takes away his sting.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-HOUsE ~,
III containing nine rooms and store; M.:.J
grounds in good coniition; for sale cheap NS...ss
for cash. Apply at 123 ] street. I'm
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SACRAMEKT0 PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Publication OEice, Tlird ST, bet. >1d x
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RANTED-LOST-FOUND.

NTANTED-l,rOO TONS GRAPES FOR
wv Braudy-making. No Muscats nor Mis-
sion. State price delivered in san Jose in car
load lots. PAUL o. BURNS WINE CO., corner
Seventh and william streets. au30-3t
T osT ON LOWER STOCKTON ROAD, BE
IL tween Pacific School-hou snd City Gene
terry, one Black Satin Parasol, inclosed in rub.
Der case. Finder win be suitably rewarded upon
returning same to l7l2 street. au9o-Ste
STRAYFD-A BROWN GREY G.--H,
- hounG Pup about 10months old; JEscS. =
answers 70 the name of bismarck &c.
Please return to G!4 six tn street. between 1 and
), and teoeiYc reward. au3O-Sts
yETANTED = CAPABLE SALESMEN TO
w take orders for admiral Porter's
Nave! History" Fee review in RECORD
UNION, July 81. 1856 Sells second only TO
GRANTS MEMOIRS" Address, stating
qualifications, j. DEWING & CO.. 40 Bush
street. San Franc SEQ, Cal. Inns
yTANTED-5 COOKS, $50 10 $50. Also. .
~ ranch hands; . walters, men to milk; .
wood Choppers; gdshwssher; men to Iick hops.
Female-A woman cook, $50; & waitress, SO:
also. ~ girls for hoUsework Apply to EN-
PLoYaENT OFFICE, Fourth and K streets.
Sacramento. IF
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Uncalied L. 5. Bonds.

WASHINGTON, August 30th.-The follow
ing circular was issued by the Treasury
Department this afternoon Notice is
hereby given that on the 10Th of Septem-
ber, 1856, or at any time prior thereto, the
Department will redeem at the Treasury of
the United States, in the city of Washing
ton, or at the office of the Assistant
Treasurer, at New York, paving par ard
accrued interest to the date of redemption
any uncalled United States three per cent.
bonds to the amount not exceeding Sl0,-
900, 600 Bonds forwarded TO Was hington
for redemption should De addressed 10 the
Secretary of the Treasury, Division Of
Loan, Washington; and all bonds should
be assigned to the Secretary oil tie Treasury
for redemption
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E0R sALE-BAR-ROOM, WITH STOCK,
Il Fixtures and Furniture at Il low price, or
would trade for real estate; place well located
and cheap rent. Inquire at 81 J street, au-6-6t@
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Prize Fight of Feather-weishts.

BALTIMORE (Md). August 3O,h.-John-
ME Murphy, of Boston, champion feather
weight of New England, and Billy Young,
a local pugilist, met tonight, in club
room in this city, and fought six rounds
with hard gloves. The affair was kept very
quiet and full particulars cannot be ascer-
tained, but ii is known that the fight was
very savage, and that Murphy came off
victor. Young was quite badly punished.
A number of professionals were present.
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NOR sALE-sIX NEW AND FOUR SECOND
T. hand Engines, rating from to 40 horse
power NJ. r. ROSE, Capital Iron Works, No.
pOt street. Sacramento. io3-lm
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EOR eALE-A DESIRABLE FRUIT ssSs
J. Ranch, situated between Courtland Ss53i
and Walnut Grove, on the Sacramento --s-
river, containing so acres OF improved land; so
acres in Orchard. Address C. +. TRASK, Wal
nut Grove, or at this Office, for further particu-
lars. Inns
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he American Turf.

able. Everything remained quiet through
ont flne day