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THE FESTIVE COWBOY.
Daring Feats for Prizes at Tournament
of Vaqueros.


of Vaqueros.
Copyright, 1885, by The California Associated Press.
Prescott "a. IT,, June I0th.-The stock
men celebrated the close of the spring
rodeo yesterday at Williamson Valley with
cowboys tournament, four parties hav
ing met here. The prize of $50 saddle for
the best bronco-riding was won by Riley
Johnson against five competitors. A S35
bride for the best time at las
sooing and tying steer was also
won by Johnson against two com
peutors- Time, one minute and half a
second. The prize of S12 riatta was won
by James Moffatt. Time, two minutes. A
pair OF slS spurs for the best-looking cow
boy was voted by the ladies to Frank Simp-
son. The horse rode by West Martin was
killed on the ground by maddened steer.
Martin escaped without injury.
The Fourth of July Committee of Pres
colt advertises a cowboy tournament in
connection with the celebration here. Vari-
Gus prizes are offered for steer-tying and
bronco-riding, the first prize being a SIPS
cowboy outfit
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Shasta News Notes

REDDING, June 10th-Two hundred and
twenty freight cars pass this station every
day. The engine bell and the whistle are
almost continuous. The number of car
penters, masons and laborers engaged on
buildings exceeds seventy-five, and the
wages are from 81 to s. per day. This,
with some eight teams, makes quite pay
roll for small city.
The Board of Supervisors have ordered
an election for July 7th to bond the county
for $4,000 to cover $4,000 floating debt
and erect Courthouse and jail. To this
is to be added Redding's $4,000 free con-
tributions.
The city is soon to vote on bonded
debt OF $4,000 for sewerage and street i'm
proyement. Both are sure to carry.
Australia and Hawaii
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10th.-The Occi-
dental and Oriental steamer Mariposa ar
rived yesterday, bringing Sydney advices
TO May 10Th and Auckland news to Nav
Dist.
The Australian papers are full of discus
slons OF the Chinese question; the various
colonies appear to be determined to rlIie
out the coolies, despite the protests of the
Home Government.
-Four men were killed and two badly in.
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COIN FOR SOMEBODY.
The Coming American Derby at Chicago
to Yield $1,000.

CHICAGO, June 10tb.-Two weeks from
yesterday the gates of Washington Park
will be thrown open for the fifth annual
summer race meeting cf the club, which
promises to eclipse all previous meetings
held there. The track, stabling and other
appointments Of the course never looked
better than they do now, nor were they
ever in better order. The American Derby
now has twenty-eight probable starters,
and Secretary Brewster calculates that
seventeen will face the starter, and that the
race will be worth over SIT 600.
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JOHN ANTHONY BARNES.
A Young Man For Whom Fortune Is
Anxiously Waiting.

teopyf9' 1883, by The California Associated Iess-l
New YORK, June 10th.-A large reward is
offered TOR information of the Whereabouts
of John Anthony Barnes, by his father,
Alexander Barnes of this city. The miss
ing man is wanted 10 claim his share of
S100, 600 left by his fathers brother-in-l law,
Gustavus B. Sanford, who died g year ago.
Young Barnes was heard from in 1870 in
Liberty, Texas, where he was with circus
troupe and known as Tony" Nothing
was heard from him again until 1884, when
he was in California. Since then his
whereabouts have been unknown. Other
heirs, believing Tony dead, are clamoring
for division of the money. His father,
however, believes his son alive, and has
dispatched an agent to California to search
far and wide for him. He was last heard
from in Marysville, San Diego county, Cal.
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Weather and Cro,s

WAsH1NGToN. June 10th.-TIs5s- weekly
weather and bulletin saws in paYt. "Ths
weather for TIE week has been generally
favorable for all growing crops. The re-
ports show improved conditions ever the
preceding week although the cool weather
IN the extreme northern section has seri-
ousiy reta-ued the growth of wheat. IN the
wheat regi5ns of Ainnesota and Dakota tbe
condltlons we're generally favorable for the
rapid growth of all crops. In the corn
States Of the Mississippi and the Misso,r;
valleys the weather was ger,srallv fa-nr-
sole, although more rain is needed in the
southern portions of Chic, Illinois. In3f.
ana and Missouri"
Movements oftae- Politicians.
Tc9pyIgh,. 1883. oy cGSrs,s4 issocisied Press
WASHINGTON, Jt,ae 1Oth.-F. w. LawIer-
Q: Il. Hildebrand'and Gus Sheedv of San
francisco arrived here to-day from ST
houfs. Tsrpey, E7gEsh. Taylor and other
delegates TO the ST. Louis Convention are
expected tonight crs-to-Inerrow morning.
Y. II. Serratt and H. Il. Henderson are in
the city.
Senator Hearst bas=ieft ST. E.ouis for New
fork with his racing stable; and he will
see the Suburban run at Sheepshead Bay
nezt Thursday.
The Washingtonsi New Manager.
WASHINGTON, June 13th.-Ted Sullivan
the well-known basebelM man. has been
appeinted manager of the Washington
CEupi and will take charge'to-meFrow.
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TO BE DIVORCED.
Robson and Crane, the Dramatic Dro-
mios, About TO Separate.

CHICAGO, June 10th.-Stewart Robson
and William Crane, whose names, cover
ing the past ten years, have been insepara-
bly, associated in the theatrical world, have
resolved to dissolve partnership and each
one to pursue his own way. The reasons
which have led to this determination are
not quite apparent. Robson declines at
present to make statement, and Crane
says there is no particular reason for the
severance of the partnership beyond his
resolve to star hereafter on his own ac-
count. This dissolution, however" said
Mr.. Crane, will not take place until the
season after next. Next season Robson
and myself will play together in The
Henrietta and after that l shall star on
my own account. Joseph Brooks will be
nv MANAGER
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money from Rigby by threatening to
expose alleged improper relations of the
latter with the actress. Potter, on
the other hand, claims that be is
the wronged person, and that he has been
on the verge of suicide on account of Rig
by having stolen his wife's affections from
him: The latter also alleges that he re-
Gently surprised the artist and the actress
together in the formers studio in Union
Square in this city.
SOME OTHER POTTER.
;Copyi9 1883, 6yG.e Califor 4.s,ocateei Ires.l
New YORK, June 10th.-It has just been
learned that the parties figuring in the
Potter Rigby scandal have no connection
and are not associated in any manner with
Mrs. James Brown Potter, the actress.
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A FATAL shot.
Mysterious Murder OF Young Postal
Clerk in His Car.

Clerk in His Car.
BANGOR, Maine, June 10th.-Last night,
Just as train was starting on the Bangor
and Boston road, the engineer was signalled
to stop, as jeremiah G. Sinclair, the Postal
Clerk was taken with a severe hemorrage.
Sinclair was taken to hotel in an omnibus,
but died on the way. 1t was then ascer-
tanned that death resulted from a wound
in his breast. The only persons
known to have been with young
Sinclair in the car are Postal Clerks
Sellon and HAYNES, who were subsequently
arrested and confined in separate apart
ments. 1t is rumored that HAYNES
made statement duplicating Sellon as
the one who perpetrated the deed.
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THE SMUGGLEEs.
Another Important Arrest of an Opium
Crook In nIfehiyau

CROOK In Michigan.
PoRT HURON (Mich.), June 10th.-There
is no question that the breaking up of
opium smuggling at this point will scatter
the largest gang of crooks in the country.
1t is said that there is $l3 100000 backing
them. Yesterday another important arrest
was made. Charles Canders, who kept a
storehouse for opium on the Canada side
was arrested by Inspector Lynn, who, with
Agents McHall of Chicago and Hussy of
New York, has been working the case
since September, 1887. Several times they
had their men in hand, but something al
ways happened that they could not make
strong case.
Inspector Lynn had followed Charlie La
belle, now under arrest at Indianapolis,
from below Port Huron to Smiths Creek,
where he shipped five cases, containing
LOCO pounds OF opium to i. Winters at In
dianapolis. He then took the train for
that point and was arrested the following
day. His best points OF shipping were I'M
lay City, Emmett Smith Greek and Toledo.
Over S300,000 worth of the stuff has left
this point since last September.
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MORE BL AISE TALK.
Alleged Aims of the Friends of the ssains
Statesman.

CHICAGO, June l0th.-Iti is stated here that
Blaines friends have had transcript made
of the proceedings of State Convention
held in Maine in which Har2lin was ON
mated for Governor against his wishes, and
in which Blaine said no man in public
life had the right TO declias the nomina-
ton if the party decided hais the best man
for the place
This declaration, it is believed, they ex-
pect to spring upon ths Convention here
after deadlock has lGn on for 3 short
time. and then will present the name of
Blaine. This belief IS strengthened by the
fact that the Blaine people have made no
expression as 10 their choice since his with
drawal
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The pecuiiar combination, proportion
and preparation Of Hoods Sarsaparilla
makes this medicine different from others,
and superior to them all il actual curative
power sSoid by all druggists. Prepared by
C.L Hood q Co. ,apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
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A SIGH For ELAINE.
The "Irish World" Bewaiis the Republi-
can Situation.

icopyfght 1883, by The California Associated Pressl
New YORK, June 10th.-Patrick Ford, in
the next issue OF his paper, the Irish World,
concludes a four column review OF the stu
alton by saying: Without Blaine as the
standard bearer and champion of our cause,
defeat seems inevitable. 1t looks now as
II 1t would be go-as-you- please game at
Chicago, and that folly and selfishness will
have it all their own way
Ford says that in 1884 the Republicans
were beaten by an alleged accident. They
are now demoralized by the magDanimity
of their great leader, who has vacated his
rightful place through consideration for
the feelins IS of others.
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A CHICAGO SCANDAL.
James Brown Potter Gets into Trouble
on Account of His Wife.

tcopspfg, 1855 By Tie CalJor7,.s sssocsted Ires.I
New YoRK, June 10ih.-The arrest of p
man by the police occurred about 2 o clock
tonight which win stir society circles 20
their depths. Artist Bernham Rigby pre-
ferred charges OF smbezzlement ana at
tempted blackmaii against James Brown
Potter, the husband OF the society actress.
On which the gentleman was locked no.
Rigby states that Potter vas in bis employ
and had smlndled him out Of money. and
now scdsht 70 recover himself by forcir, q
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A Mississippi River Boat Sunk.

OMAHA lNeb.), June 1Oth.-The steamer
General Terry, from Bismarck, Dakota,
with 500 men of the Fifth Regiment bound
for Texas, struck an old pier above the
Union Pacific bridge and sank in shallow
water near the shore, about a half-mile be.
low this city, this evening. ALI the passen.
gers went ashore on gang plank, but the
clothes and household goods of the officers
and men and their wives went down The
loss is estimated at S25 600. The Helena
of Omaha, which contained the TEST of the
regiment will continue down the river,
while the Terry's passengers will continue
their trip by rail.
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Reliable TestimOniaTribueS the Wonderful Healing
NTaohENNAN:

DIR. HUGHES, cured, says: "My own skill.
being practicing physician for over forty
years, and counsel from several Others of good
repute, failed to give any relief. / applied to
DR.. MacLennan. and received seven treatments
from him, and in truth must say was relieved
from all pain. had been afflicted for over two
years. DIR. A. 5. HUGHES,
Slaughter King county Wash Ter.
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No men are perfect. Some men think
they are and enjoy their belief all by
themselyes.-Ne'V Orleans Picaguae.
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PoRrLANp (or.), August %. 1ss7.

DR. A. Y. B0YCE. of Toledo. W. T, testifies
under the above date: This is 10 certify that
was quite deaf. l called on DIR. MacLennan, and
IN three applications he cured me. l recon-
mend the doctor, as believe he is doing much
good" DR.. A. Y. ROYCE, Toledo W. T.
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DIR. J. wILHURsT, NJ. D.. NJ. R. G. s., now at
Ahbottsford House, says: Ny hearing is COM
pletely restored by DR.. MacLennan's manipula.
ton alone"
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Marriage of Rosa Rand.

BALTIMORE, June 19th-Miss Rosa Rand.
the well-known actress, was married last
night to Captain Arthur Haine of the Pay
masters Department, U. s. A. Miss Rand
was the leading lady with Joseph Jefferson
for several seasons and also played with
Frank Mayo and other prominent actors,
but for several years has been a teacher of
elocutlon in this city. The couple will
leave on Wednesday next for Belgium,
where they will visit Hon. S. H Haine a
brother of the groom, who is the Belgian
Minister to Peru.
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WHOLE NO. II. .5e1
THE DOCTORS, on1r rr.n

WASHINGTON, June 10th.-The histofS NJ
S3neIidars case has shown constant ten
Gency 10 recurrence of heart trouble ana
this causes apprehension and dread that
me General may become much worse at
any il time. But for this fact the physicians
.s Moula Ieei quite hopeful. 1t was thought
the attacks showed more or less periodicitv
and a tendency to return every third or
fourth day. Three days have now eIansed
since the last attack and the doctors are
anxiousiy watching to see if these will
recur. Rigid treataent has been we
scrloed, with the hope of warding off anv
threatened attacks. Should the General 90,
iorty-elght hours longer without return.
OF the heart trouble, it is believed he will
nave good fighting chance to get well.
RESTING AT MIDNIeHT.
WASHINGTON, June 11th.-12;3O p NJ
ee,1ersi Sheridan has been resting COM
Iortnbiy Y ior the whole period since the last
Daiietn was issued. He has taken nour-
isnment,, and has had good s,esp. There
is 10 charge to record.
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REV. A. C. GILES, Mendocino Cal saws.
THE effect which your treatme at had on me is
truly wonderful. Altogether 1 feel like new
man"
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PACIFIC COAST.
FIENDISH ATTEMPT TO MURDER
A YOUNG GIRL.
A Cowboy Tournament in Arizona
Drowned in the Bay-Base-
ball Games-Etc.
Yesterdays BALL.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE arcosD.us1os.l
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HOME AFFAIRS.
PATRICK FORD REGRETS THE
WITHDRAWAL OF BLAINE.
Why Thurman Was SeIecsed-a Ter
r7bie Cyclone -Brown-Potter
Starts a Scandal.
THE PRAIRIE MONSTER.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TEE nzoona-vnror.,
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DR.. MacLenlan Treats Successfully

All Broken Down Constitutions, Nervous and
General Debility, Weak Spines Prolapsis, and
all kinds of Male and Female Weakness of a
private nature brought on either by excess or
abuse, diseased Liver, Kidneys stomach
Spleen, Heart, Lungs, Throat Head, Ewes and
Ears Internal Ulcers, Loss of Voice. Weakness
OF the Limbs. Weak Back, Weak Eyes, Dyspep-
9a, Rhenmatlsm, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh
Deafness, Diabetes. Epilepsy, Consumption'
Paralysis, Matured Tumors, Cancers and many
other Chronic and Painful Diseases too nupler-
Gus to be mentioned.
s1- OFFICE H0URS-a to u mornings . to (
afternoons. and TO evenings Office closed
on sundays. Don't forget the number as J
street, between Fourth and Filth, Sacramento
send for our pape-. which gives full account q
cases cured and much yslua bic information,
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was TIE ledolns ladY with Joseph Jefferson
Tor several seasons, and also played with
frank Mayo and other prominent actors,
but for several years has been a teacher of
elocution in this city. The couple will
leave on Wednesday next for Belgium,
where they will visit Hon S. H. Haine a
brother of the groom, who is the Belgian
Minister to Peru.
A Word for California Fruit.
New YoRK, June 1Oth.-The Nail and
Express has complimentary article con-
cefnlng the California fruits seen in the
market 10 date this season, and saws in con-
nection Herewith: las this city is the
distributing point for the Western and
Southern States, and q portion of Canada,
California fruit will find its way to nearly
every city and large town in the country.
Ihe grapes compete with imported Spanish
grapes"
Disastrous Fire in Colorado.
DENVER, June 30th.-One of the most
disastrous fires that ever visited Trinidad
started late this evening. After a hard
fight the fire department succeeded in
getting control of it. but not until the
Commercial Hotel, with seven or eight
business houses, had been consumed. The
hre also cut off telegraphic communication,
making 1t impossible to get further par
ticulars tonight.
GouId's Feeble Health.
SI. LOUIS, June 10th-Jay Gould and
party arrived here from the West this even
ing and left shortly afterward for Mem
phls. They have visited all the important
points on the Missouri Pacific system in
MISSOURI Kansas and Colorado and in
spected the different properties. Gould is
attended by his family physician, and ap-
pears 10 be in quite feeble health.
The Virginia Republican S1uabbIe.
tcoPy'lgh, 1855, blythe California associated Press.
RIcEMoND (Va.), June 1Oth-The Wise
faction delegates to Chicago have ready all
the evidence they want for The contest with
the Malone delegates before the Conyen-
ton. They say they are sanguine of being
partially recognized in the Convention,
but the Malone men declare there is nc
show for such result.
Death of Southern Unionist.
RICHMOND (Va.), June 10th.-Franklip
Stearns, one of Richmonds wealthiest citi-
zens, died tonight in Ais seventy fourth
year. He was a native of Vermont. but
had been resident of Richmond for fiftv
years. he was IN sympathy prominently
with the Union cause daring the late war.
and was imprisoned On that account.
Death of Buffers Brother-in Law.
BosToN, June 10th,--John NJ. G. Barker
orother-in-law of General Butler. died al
Cenireville to-day He was appointed by
General Butler Postmaster of New Orleans
upon the capture of that city, and on she
return of the civil Government was an
pointed Surveyor Of the Port by Genera
Grant.
Tezenant House EiarEor.
LOWELL Mass June 10th--A tenemen
mousse was burned here tonight. snd Eu
genia Valisrand, aged IS years, Peter Val
ierand, aged s, and Della 9alleraDd, aget
5, perished. another Of the family an,
another occupant named Boisyert wer
fatally hurt.
Eastern Ball Games.
CISSIssATI, June 101a.-Cincinnati 8, s.
Louis H.
BRooKLYN-Brooklyn 10, Cleveland 2.
PHILADELPHrA-Athleiies1 IL. Baltlmo-e q
IoUIsyILLE-Lo1isyills L, Kansas CITY
| fsiy ippiups
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Eastern Bali Games.

CISSIssATI, June 1o4a.-Cineinnati s, ST.
Louis II.
BRooKLYN-Brooklyn 10, Cleveland ..
PHILADELPHIA-Athlei IL, Baltlmore4 q
IoUIsyILLE-Lo1isgilla l, Kansas CITY 5
lsix innings.)
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DR.. MaCLENNAN'S
Marvellous Offer and Marvellous Work at No. 4t5 street.
between Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento


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a
she
recoye
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DR.. E C. DAVIS. at Helena. Cal. saws
. Alter four days treatment was entirely re-
lleyed. have now good appetite and feel
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THE CAPITAL.
THE DIFFERENTIATION TO UNSEAT
CHARLES N. FELTON,.
General Sheridan Continues 10 Inn.
proye--A Review of the Posit-
icaE Field-Crops-Etc
THE Pok1TIoAL FIELD.

lssEcrAL Dsrs7cBEs TO TEA nrooaD-uslor.,
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A Tezement House Horeor,

LOWELL Aass.,l June 1Oth.-A tenement
mousse was burned here tonight snd Eu-
genia Val.srand, aged Is Years, Peter VAL
lerand, aged S, and Della Vallerand. aged
D, persisted. another os the family and
another occupant named Boisyert were
fatally hurt.
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BosroN, June 10th,-John NJ. G. Barker,
brother-in-law of General Butler died as
Centreville to-day. He was appointed be
General Butler P5s4master of New Orleans
upon the captuIe. of that city, and on she
return of the civil Government. was an
pointed Surveyor of the Port By General
Grant
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-26
DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.

Not content with line of Dress Goods onethd price,
we will give you another onehaf value Our entire line
of 75cen Briantnes in dozen shades Bernpoint gray
drb brown two shades of ans and light gray per
yard This price to clos, out Will not hold dust Nothing
suitable for ulsters dusters travelling dresses the
seashore fact cannot be equaed any material for
ability At IS cents per yard 4o inches wide Sold every
where Is and ST.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-26
GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR.

IS dozen Gentemens Striped Balbriggan Underwear re-
duced from 50 to IS cents apiece, 70 per suit
saving of 80 cents the dollar Assorted size 3d. &C. 49,
lao, A. laundred white shirt suit of Babriggan under
mems striped Babriggan underwear at IS cents apiece
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-26

Notary Public and Commissioners
For New York and Arizona. g. A. Dobinson.