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NOTES. OF THE PRESS.

We may as well be frank, while we are
upon the subject, and state the situation as
il is. The chances to-day in Connecticut
are against the Democrats -0ew Rore,
Register.
The delay in The appearance of Mr.
Cleveland's letter of acceptance iussiRes the
suspicion that it has been submitted TO
some Of his leading supporters in England
Tor criticism and revision before being pub
lished in this c7uniry.-.N. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The saloou-keepecs Of New York have
been asked to contribute So apiece TO a fund
for the promotion of Democratic success in
tha; State. it IS 10 be presumed that the
money will be devoted particularly TO the
dissemination OF documents showing that
The Republican party IS in favor of free
wlisky.'-& L0mS GIcbe Democrat
The aunsuEcenleui that the President OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company
has come out for Cleveland isn't so aston
ishjug rs it might be- Dr. Norvin Green
is Democrat, aud has always been Dem
ocrst. Moreover he halls from Kentucky,
where they put q Democratic strawberry
mark on boy baby's arm as soon as it is
ready to he weaned.-Bostoa Herald DEM
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Incendisry Fise at Fresno-Terrible In
juries of Its Victims.

VI Atb
FRESNO, August 13th-About one o'clock
yesterday Charles F. Riggs, while return
ing home discovered a fire 10 little frame
building on K street Just as he reached
the place flames burst from the floor as if
oil had been poured over it and set fire.
The burst of the flames was almost ike an
explosion, and Riggs at the same instant
saw two men, fully dressed, run away from
the building. They uttered no cry of fire
and were apparently responsible for the
conhagration
Riggs saw man named George Powell
fall from window Of the second story into
the flames, and sprang through burning
timbeTs and rescued him at the risk of his
own life. Powell was badly burned about
the head, face, neck and breast. and had
his hands. arms and face badly cut by glass
where he crashed through q window in IS
Gaping. His nose was cut almost off Just
below the bridge. His injuries may
probably prove fatal.
The flames spread with increasing rapid
~ and in five minutes the whole OF the
block was a mass of seetbing flames.
The fire department responded quickly.
but nothing could stay the flames.
Men who went into the second story OF
the block were compelled to run to save
their lives.
A negro named Steve Irultt entered
Judge Dixon's law Office to try and save
some private papers. Although he was not
in the office more than five minutes he
was caught by the fire and badly burned
about the face, chest, head and arms, and
also inhaled the flames. In jumping from
the second story he drove his feet up on to
his legs, crushing his ankle bones and
driving the bones of his legs through the
bottom of his feet.
The flames soon crossed the street to the
magnificent brick block on the south side
Of Marposa and K streets, owned by Oh
cease d Garibaldi, of MERGED, which was
entirely destroyed.
1t may be that one man is lost in the
flames, but nothing definite can be learned
until a search is made.
The loss to business men viii aggregate
S150,000. The insurance amounts 70 about
one.thild
Several lawyers lost their libraries.
Among the number are judge u. 8. Terry,
s. J. Hines and Bruce CaTett.
The fire was undoubtedly the work of a
gang Of nleu ~Lo lave been burglsrizing
houses in this city. The citizens are thor
oughly aroused and a vigilance committee
is talked of. During the fire attempts
were made to enter several residences and
Stores
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PROPOSALS
Invited for the Construction Of the Text
Book Warehouse at Sacramento.

CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the Office of the Superintendent of state
Printing. in the state Capitol on the 18th day of
SEPTEMBER. 1883. and be opened ct 10 O'Clock
A. N of that day, for the construction of FIRE
proof Warehouse for the storage of School
Text Books at the city of Sacramento in accord
ance with the provisions of an Act of the Leg
islature approved March Is. 1857.
Each proposal must be in writing, and ad.
dressed to the undersigned, and be accom-
panied by bond OF the proposer equal to ten
per cent OF the proposal, with two sureties
conditioned that If the proposal be accepted
The party proposing will enter into contract TO
faithfully perform his contract, and also exc
cute bond in double tie amount of the con-
tract price, payable 10 the State of California
with two sureties, conditioned for the faithful
performance of his contract. according to the
provisions of an Acs Of the Legislature, Statute
Gala, 1S75-6, D. 427.
In lieu Of the bond accompanying: the proposal
there will be received a certified check of the
same amount, drawn in favor OF the Governor.
TO be forfeited in case the proposal is accepted
and the proposer fails TO enter into contract
and execute the bonds required for the perform
ance of the contract.
The right is reserved TO reject any and ali
bids.
Specifications and plans viii be found at the
Office of n D. GOODELL, Architect. eacra-
mento, and en- be seen upon application.
] p. YOUNG,
superintendent of State Printing.
aug 4w2p&w4t
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GENERAL BOULANGER's star steadily
declines. When the bemedaled General
gets down 20 the level of the street riot
his popularity is gone. Lsw-abiding and
Peace-loying citizenship neither here nor
in France attaches itself to the standard of
any man over whom the mob contends.
The Boulangerists will themselves pres
emily see that the Generals cause Is hope
less. Whipped by Flouquet, defeated by
. f3ir vote of once friendly district, the
subject Of a street hght-Boulanger is not
in position to make Or enforce demands.
He will presently sink out of public sight
and be remembered only for what he once
xrae
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THE NATIONAL CONTEST.

rlEe-7ae Battle Cry OF FNoodoz,.
We are coming from the East and coming from
the West.
Voting for Harrison and Moron;
And we're coming from the North sud coming
from the south.
Voting foi Harrison and Morton.
Choras-For Harrison and Morton, hurrah, boys
Eurrah
Load with our ballots and charge on
the foe.
Aswc gather at the polls IN the sun or
il storm.
Voting 70: Harrison and Morton.
We Cre bound TO clean them out at home as in
the Held.
Voting for Harrison and Morton;
For victory is ours ana the Democrats must
yo;i gasi for uar son ana Morton.
We ever win remember low cleyelsnd's Yetoee
Voting for Harrison and Morton;
vetoing Union pensions, but signed each Rebel
Voting for Harrison and Morton.
We win stand By the polls By The ballots power
R5t'i's tor Harrison and Mort n;
A 10 urn the rascals oat. TO rot 10 tAslt s'-si
yogtg ior Harrison ana Merton
50 ven rally at the polls, as We have geA's
vos'n. f,r Harrison and Norton
Ard veil pat our ballots IN tor the eiloh
v,tiIg i for Harrison ana Morton. ,.
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FOR JILL 1855 Mean temperature for the
month at Nc miles, from the southeast
The following data the rainfall
the different
~ N -''0iN'n0 ioi
and cloudy Highest
hi Placer Macy nnchof
P. M, D'SN'Ni
Georgeown-C M Fitzgerald observer maximum
o. nea
N"''' i"1 anu
AuburnJams Tufts observer rainfall tods
and "NHNS NeNN'
MavieApp
Ne-e'' "-1 0"eS'
AREN'T observer Oa inch tmpa
ubNe
oe"' u'S''
BabaHugh D. Vail
lowest
o 1N"
J Signal Sacramento California
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OREGON.
a stabbing ARRAY that is likely to Have
Fatal Result.

a stabbing ARRAY that is likely to Have
Fatal Result.
Copyright 1855. By he California -4ssocicsel1 I'ress
PENDLEroN, August 18th The news
comes that Mills Andrews. well known
here, was stabbed fatally in Island City on
Saturday night by a young man named
Shaw. Andrews is the proprietor of a
livery stable in Island City, and young
Shaw was in his employ. The two had a
disagreement of some kind, which resulted
in the discharge Of Shaw. In settling up
Andrews kept back a dollar of Shsw's
wages, which naturally oecasioned uncom-
plimentary remarks on the part of the bog.
Andrews then became enFaged, and
slapped the young fellow in the face, who
retaliated by drawing knife and plunging
it into Andrews back. The weapon sank
deep, and struck an inch below the heart.
Andrews was taken to La Grande for
treatment, but at last accounts was bleeding
profnselv internally, and was not expected
to live. Shaw is still at large
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GENERAL NOTICES.
a sure cure for Piles,

DR.. Kinks German Pile Ointment has cured
bllnd, Shedding and Itching Piles wi en- all
other Ointpents have failed. 1t absorbs the
JUNIORS, allays the itching at once, acts as a
poultice, gives instant relief. Dr. Kinks German
me Olniment is prepared only for Piles
ana Itching OF the Private Parts and nothing
else. Every box is warranted. sold bv drug.
gists, or sent by mail receipt of price, so cents
and 81 per box. sold by xxx, GEARY Il co
and JOSEPH HAHN Il co. TTSlv
FRESH sweet ButteTmiIk at Smiths "ATiIk
shake" ll20 J st. The genuine article. i12-lnn
+. Baumle, 523 j s6reet,-Lunches a
specially. Canned goods, ham, cheese, butter.
Also, large variety Of choice Sausage. myl5-
John Eitei, Assayer and Chemist, corner
seventeenth and streets Also huys gold If
The best pace In Caiiforna nave Yo. pri,tne ,i
r. J. Johnssn & Cos. go ST.. sacrsnenso, Ca.
d e. 4, sOuthwortn. Dentists sac.
IL $50
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rAKISG II SERIOUSLY.
How Democratic Campaign Joke Affects
the FL Pasoites.

tccry7iai SIS. by he California associated Pres,
Ell PAso TEX J. August 13th-It has re-
Gently been published by various news
papers, particularly the New Orleans Times.
Democrat and San Francisco Examiner. that
the chinese in III Paso had organized for
campaign purposes, aud that Sam Hing, a
rich railroad contractor and merchant, was
at the hesd Of the movement. There is
not one word OF truth in the statement
Hardly one dozen among the many hun
dreds OF Mongolians know anything about
take any interest IN politics. All they care
about is to make and save up money to 20
back 10 China with.
Sam Hing, who has large contracts with
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FROM THE BAY.
Death of Niles D. eweeby, the Capitalist
S,,;a,.,u

Determined Suicide.
SAN Francisco, August l3th.-[Special.I
-Msies d Sweeny, President of the Hiber.
mia Bank, died this evening.
john Verth, Il butcher, while suffering
from the effects of liquor, committed suicide
by cutting his arms, stsbbing himself in
the breast and cutting his throat with a
butcher knife. He was 10 years of age and
German.
Jacob, the Mick" well-known water.
front character, died this evening from q
fracture of the skull, the result of a fall
down flight of Stairs on Sunday night
wnlle escaping from men who wanted to
shio him en- deep water vessel against his
viii
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THE soNoMA FAIR.
Farmers. Turfmen and Racehorses As
sembling at santa Rosa.
E(,nn,rInLt 1855 D..

fCoppi9, 1855. By he California Associated Press
SANTA Rosa, August 13th.-To-day has
been busy one at the fair grounds, arrang-
ing exhibits and getting the pavilion in or
der. The entry clerks vii! finish their
work tonight, and by tomorrow noon
everything will be put in order,
The racing begins tomorrow afternoon.
The track is in splendid condition, and the
weather could not be finer. Ali the cele-
brated stables in the State are represented.
Laura Gardner, Carmen, Kildare, Futurity
Index, Thapsin, Alfred S., Leon, Victor,
Gold Leaf, Gus Wilkes, Raquet, Little Hope,
Nabean and other noted horses are entered
in the races. Several races will be had
during the week.
The fair will formally open tomorrow
and the attendance promises to be large.
The new line of street railway is running
from the center of the city to the fair
grounds.
The town is full Of Democratic politicians
tonight TO make nominations for county
officers tomorrow
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IlFE AMoNG MoRMoxs.
Arrest of Man for Criminal Intercours,
with His Stepdaughter.

Iceryri9d. 1855, By as California a.sociated Irsssl
SALT LAKE. August 13th.-A Deputy
Marshal to-day arrested w. c. Graham al
Union Fort, charged with adultery CON-
mitted on his slepdaughter, girl seven
teen years old,who was also brought up for
examination with four-weeks old baby in
her arms. The grrl, being cross-questioned,
claimed SIZE was married to man named
George Graham, now in Nevada. but ad-
mited that her stepfather hsd had criminal
intercourse with her.
The parties are all without friends
Graham was held to await the action of the
Grand Jury, and the girl and infant, having
no place TO go, were taken 10 the peniten-
tiary.
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The dispute arose from refusal of
frederick, senior, TO allow his son and
adult daughter to attend party at neigh
bors house. frederick is reported by his
,ieighbors 10 have threatened to shoot both
his son and daughter on several occasions.
and to have constantly carried pistol, aud
TO have lately acted strangely in the mine
where he is employed. He is widower,
dTeu.
The physicians say hi. sons wound is
mortal.
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INFANTILE TOURISTS.
A Couple of Petaluma Tots" Cause a
Great Deal OF Anxiety.

Icopyfgl, 1888. by tie California Associated Press.
PETALUMA, August 18th Considerable
excitement was caused here to-day Fannie
Mordecai, 5 years old. and Herbie Brainerd.
3 years, were missed from their homes this
morning, Search was instituted, but no
trace was found up 10 o'clock P. NJ. The
fire-bells were runP, and searching parties
organized and started out over the town
and surrounding country. A report that
they were seen at the depot this morning
caused telephone message TO be sent TO
Santa Rosa, when an answer came that the
little travellers were safe there They ar
rived home on the O'Clock train.
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NEVADA.
A Ocmstock Miner Makes u Deadly
racIz I'm U,s 49,

A ocmstock Miner Makes !. Deadly At
tack On His Son.
tcopg1a. 1883. ty1s CALIFORNIA fssoeiates Press,
VIRGINIA CITY, August I3th.-NichoIas
Tredenick shot and seriously wounded his
son Nicholas, Jr., this evening. The father
and son hsd an alteration in the family
residence after supper. The fatherattacked
his son, and the latter ran out of the house,
when his father shot him with q Colt re-
yolver. The bullet passed through young
Tredeniek's arm and entered his side.
It is not yet known if il will prove fatal.
Tredenick, ST., was arrested. He claims
the shooting was accidental. He is a miner
aged about % years. His son is D. ana a
blacksmith.
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THE DE.ERT's VICTIM.

Mrs. Badgeiy the Woman who Died
Suddenly in Arizona.
Copyright, 1888, blythe California associated Press
PHOENIX, August 13th.-The correct name
of the young woman who died suddenly
between here and Msricopa on yesterday S
train proves to be Mrs. J. S. Bsdgely. Her
stage name was Stella Benson. The body
was brought here ON special train last
night, and will be embalmed Her mother
lives in San Francisco, and is the custodian
of her little child The Coroner's inquest
announced that death resulted from natural
causpS
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Clunie Opera H.use.

James h. Wallick's equestrian melo-
drama, " The Bandit King, will De given
tonight, with several famous acting horses
and realistic scenic effects. Nc extra charge
for reserTed seats.
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Southwestern railroads for furnishing
labor, disclaims any participation in po-
litical affairs. He says the Ume is far dis
tant when the Chinese population will be a
factor in the politics Of this country.
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month ' or than the
deduced 0Sofa
month but sprinkle
eug29 and2f rdays
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Thursday, September 20, 1883,

At $50 p. N, for furnishing Paper and other
Material for the State Printing Once for the
year beginning on the first Monday in
october, 1888 and ending on the first Monday
in October. 1889, in qualities and quantities
as per schedule. TO be furnished on application
to the Superintendent of State Printing
Bidders will furnish samples, with price per
pound or per ream, for the different weights,
and also names OF makers whose stock they pro-
pose to supply.
Payments TO be made In warrants upon the
State Treasury.
Section 532 of the Political Code provides tina.
No bids shall be considered unless sccompa-
MED by q certified check in the sum of two
thousand dollars gold coin, payable to the Gov
ernor, for the use of the people of the State of
California. conditioned that If the bidder re-
ceives the award of the contract he will, within
thirty days, enter into bonds in the sum of ten
thousand dollars, with two or more sureties to be
approved by the Governor OF the State that he
viii faithfully perform the condition of his con-
tract. AL bids must be for the furnishing and
delivery OF the paper and materials at the state
Printing Office, in the City of sacramento, 50
that the state shall not be charged with any cost
OF transportation or delivery.
Section 3Z35, Political Code: No supplies OF
any kind or character. for the benefit of the
STATE. or TO be paid for by any moneys appro-
priated or to be appropriated by the State
manufactured or grown in this state, which
are IN whole, or in part, the product
of Monaghan labor, shall be purchased BY
the officials for the State having the control
of any public institution under the control O.
the State or of any county, city and county city
or town thereof
Bidders viii understand that all of the paper
OF the dimensions OF 30x4l, sob Book Paper
must be put in cases of about 6 reams each.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids, and TO accept al or any portion o.
any bid.
Proposals to be indorsed: Proposals for Pane,
and Material for the state Printing Office
j ID. YOUNG,
suIO-2D30t SItueriutendent State PRINTING
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Accident to a Farmer.

Copyright, 1883, the CGiiforeia associated Pres
FARMIYGToY, August 18th. --Lum Smith,
d young man in Charge Of a harvester near
this place, got his foot caught in the gear
ing and had his leg smashed nearly TO the
knee
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stated Meet ne OF Cnncor I l.ooee. g


J. o. o. r. Notice. - RegularxA -
meeting of Occidental Eneampment, No. W.
~, THIS tuesday EVENING, at s ~
ociOck. 4 full attendance is reqnes ed.
+. B HussEr, Scribe. It's
Rank Imposture.
Fraud loves q shining marx . S0ZoDoNT
is conspicuous target for INSCRIPTIONS marks
men So they fly she.r srsiis at il in the shape
of lies, alleging their wTetched pTepatalions for
the teeth to be equal I thai matches article
Accept nothing instead oil It IT'S
Va AMI Ep--A GIRL. 9 OR 10 YEARS OLD,
~ with nc father Or mother 10 live with Us
e. out own. Address J. S. CROSBY, IEi5 0. 1t*
sET ANTED-sMARF BOY ABOUT IS YEARS
~ old. apply st NIcoll, the Tailor, 40 J st.ltT
ENGINE-wAHT TO HEAR or A SMALL.
Ia motor or engine for sale. ADDRESS A. RRc-
| ORD UNION ofice. aul4-2t
I CSf--IN THIS CITY YESTERDAY, A MEM
IL orandum Book, containing check for 81 500
and other valuable papers: payment on coeck
| has been stop cd. Finder will please leave st
/ this Office and be rewarded. ali-6t-
| CroR RENT-Two NICELY FURNISHED
| l. single rooms for gentlemen. at 400 K ais 81
| TOR sALE-RESTAURANT BUSINESS AND
| c fixtures; location good. Inquire OF GEO.
| +. NlSEMAS lc2l Front street. Sacramento.
| auS-btned
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Death of shastaite.

iCoPyg1l, lsSS. BY De Gag ornia Associated Press
REDDING, August 13th-Matt Dooley,
proprietor of Dooley's restaurant i'll this
city, died suddenly in Oakland to-day. He
left here last week TO visit his mother He
will be missed by many.
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Our Clearance Sale values
are telling With wonderful
effect. Yesterday, like pre-
ceding days, witnessed one
continuous flow of trade. We
are disposing of a vast guam
tity Of Goods, and it is evident
that the interest of the major
ity Of buyers is Centered here.
We are not surprised at this.
A sale of Summer Goods is
what we are having, and we
are bound to close them out
by giving phenomenal bar
gains. No wonder that some
Of our competitors are SEEM
ingIy making unusual efforts.
All We ask is for a comparison
Of Goods and Prices. We cut
the sWath that others may
follow. Notice the following
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NEW 8ltgERTiaGaENE~

Cadets. AttentiOn.-You arc hereby Or
dered to assemble at your srmory ut $50 o'clock
P. NJ, in full uniform, Tor battalion drill By
order of JOHN II. NISEMAN, Captain
+. NJ. SHEEHAS, @. s. 1t
Special Meeting of sacramento
Royal Arch Chapter. No. 5, THIS Tues IA
day. EVENING, AT 7:3o O'clock. soiouTn- NJ
ing companions cordially invited. By/V\
Older of ALEX. J. GARDINER H. P.
VIM B. DAVIS, Secretary. Its
stated Meet ng OF COncort lodge, &
No. III, F. and A. NJ, THIS Tue ~
day EVENING, August 18th, at NIX
O'clock. Visiting brethren cordially IN " y
vited. By order OF
Fl. \. HEILBRoN, ". 81.
w H. HEVE.;ER. Secretary. IL.
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Six Cases Boys hook and lace School
Shoes, riyeted seams. Reduced to
81 33.
One lot of Mems fine dress Congress
Caters (sizes s, 8 and 1O). Re-
duced TO 81 80.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Gents GOssamer Undershirts in white
and clOuded goods. They were q
bargain at so cents; sale price,
33 cents.
Check Bingham Oyershirts reduced to
% cents.
FURNISHING GOODS DEPT.
Sailor Suits are down 10 50 80, 50 10,
81 20 and 81 80.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT..
Some phenomenal prices in Handker-
chiefs 1925 dozen If them, in the
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
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40 dozen half bleached washed Huck
Family Towels, all linen, c0lored
border, fringed. Reduced from "a
TO % cents.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' fancy broken twO-and-tw0
striped Cotton Hose, full regular
make and COED length. heduced
from 90 TO 124 cents.
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT..
Muslin Pillow Shams, stamped in ele-
giant designs for embroidery. Re.
duced from % to Is cents.
HOUsEFITTING DEPARTMENT.
Eight lines Of 50-cent Dress Goods 90
down TO % cents. They include
CamePs.Hair Serge, Beige, Piaids,
etc
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
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PACIFIC COAST.
A CuMSTOCK MINER SHOOTS DOWN
HIS OWN son.
Matters in -Fiendish
Work in Fresno-Death of n.
ID. Sweeny-Etc.
TIE WORK oF FIENns

SPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 THE EEooRD-UNIoN. !
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Tbe Powell p1urder rr,.,

Copyright, 1855. by The California -4s,ocate, Iress.
REDWOOD CITY, August 13th.-The second
trial of Powell commenced to-day. The
prosecution is represented by Messrs. Fitz-
patrick, Deuprey, Shortridge and District
Attorney Buck; the defense by Messrs.
knight and Ross. Genera! T. L. Powell, of
Ohio, brother of the defendant, is present,
At P. NJ. only one juror had been accepted.
and the venire is about exhausted.