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Nevada County picayune., 1888-09-05

cline.
 Prints from to 7cts. at Hatlcv S Christopher's.
 Fish and saur kraut at J. C. Ire. villion's. Fresh oysters and celery always on hand at B. l.. Harwood's.
 India linen figured lawn, lOc. at Hatlcy X Christopher's.
 Cocheco and and anchor Satincs. at llaticy X Christopher's
 Hood and Portis ran we'll all oyel the county.
 Monday was q fine day for holding an election.
 MT. Ed Hood. was up from Elm met. Monday.
 Democratic badges were in demand this and last week. Garry your eggs and butter to !. (. Trcvillion's.
 Pure Kentucky, apple cider. the best made, at J. J. MrGraw's.
 IIughs' FluX Cordial fpr sale at all the stores in the county.
 Hamilton X Evans have a good many old barrels for sale.
 Mrs J W Thomasson, we regret to leara, is quite sick.
 Mir. Tommie Leake vas in the city the first of the week
 A good many of our merchants closed their stores Monday.
 The polls are closed but all is not quiet along the Potomac yet.
 Jones X Jones still ask yerybody to try them for flour and groceries before buying elsewhere.
 Quarter marble-top bureaus for SIC. at j. F. Duties, Hope, Arkan- sas.
 No more Aux or diarrhTa with those who use Hughs FluX Cordial. Poe, at Hugh Moncrief's.
 Fresh flour. sugar and coffee at lowest prices for cash, at Hamilton X Evans.
 Cotton is opening rapidly, about as much will he gathered this year as last.
 Col. J. Nj. Montgomery and son Lee, were up from Te1arkana Mon- day to vote.
 Mir. Willie Phillips and his sister, Miss Ella, were visiting friends in the city yesterday.
 Mir. Tommic Leske, sf the U. $. mail service was down to cast a solid Democratic vote Monday.
 Ladies summer dress good. IS low as the lowest, at Jones X Jones.
 Iughs' Flux Cordial cures like magic in all bowel troubles. 23c. at Hugh Moncriefs.
 
 The first fresh oysters and celery received at B. l., Harwood' $ this week.
 will sell groceries and confect- ions, cheap as anybody for cash or produce. ]. (. TREvILLloN.
 Misses Queen and Annie. Vaughn and Miss Hestcrly Johnson have been visiting at Emmet.
 Some of the papers say Dr. Nor wood had better remain at home now. and farm with his pills.
 Our new governor, Hon. J. F. Ea- ole. passed through here Monday, eproute for his home in Lonoke.
 Our merchants are get,ng m Ioroe fall stocks. Now is the time to plant your fall advertisements Ed Hood came up from kmme'' Monday. on early passenger and did good effective work for the party here.
 One bran nelr 5-drome" .Nc,r Home sewino moc/''He a,5 per cent oH'reo"/orpr ut fcay"ne o0ice. fo'4' qmch 1or this bor@"."'
 Give us trial, when syou need chewing or smoking tobacco. A ''' Joxr, X JoNt,.
 P, Dunic. Hope, Arkansas has n,.t received a ear load of furniture and will sell il cheaper than ever be fore.
 ,,c. enterprising druggist i'ngl Noncric( has secured the agency '"' W ,he celebrated Reeds ch'i cure an1 con sell to country merci'a'l'S mon,facturcr's prices
Nevada County picayune., 1888-09-05
A Ladys Testimony.

The Swift Specific Co.,, Atlanta, Ga.
 Gentlemen-One of my lady crIs- toners. who was sorelv afflicted with rheumatism and weak back for d long time, Ina, been completely cured bv thu use of Swift's Specific.
 T. C. LEWIS. 209 Texas S(. Shreveport La, June l5, 1883.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-09-05
why Is.

Reeds Chill Cure the hest ned'- cine of the ages.
 Because it contains no poIsoAs'
 Bceause it acts directly on the Ma Aria. Because it cures promptly and surely.
 Because it does not break down the system, but builds il up'
 Becnuse it makes the pate Il 'N strong, healthy and robust after Ns- ing it.
 Because of it's great purity Trea' strength, positive action md p'r'ec' harmincss. II is the best ll 'h' earth. Always use RtEn 'i'' CURE, For sale ny Hugh Monrl et'
Nevada County picayune., 1888-09-05

The following certificate speaks for itself:
 Office of the RUBY GOLD GRAVEL MINING Co.
 320 Sansom St.. San Francis co, Cal.
 November l2th 1887. The Swift Specific Co.,. Atlanta. Ga:
 Sir,-iIaving for the past four or five years been troubled with pimples and hlotches on my face and body and finding no relief in any of the chemically prepared soaps and medi- cines prescribed for me by physicians l concluded to try your $. $. $. rem dy, and have found great relief in the same, four bottles clearing my skin entirely. l cheerfully rec commend your medicine to all who are in the position that l have been in. You can use this letter and my name as testimonial to the merits of the S. <. <. remedy.
 Nory truly yours.
 ALFRED r. ROBINSON. Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis eases mailed free.
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,.
 Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-09-05
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The |. |. P. chicken is very sick and is trying to get rid of some sur plus bile. See how his feathers have dropped. How the mighty have fallcn!"
Nevada County picayune., 1888-09-05

The U. l.. F. is laid to rest as its predecessor the Greenbackers. It died prematurely. Good bye, Nor wood, Pittman and AnsIey.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-09-05
We Tell you Plainly.

that Simmons Liver Regulator VIII rid you of Dyspepsia, llead'cht, Constipation and BilliousneSH' |, will break up chiIls and fever ana prevent their return and is a com plete antidote for malarlal poI on yet entirely free from q'inine tf ca lomel. Try it and you will he as tonishcd at the good results of the genuine Simmons Liver Kegn'a'"r prepared hy l. II. Zeilin X Co.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-09-05

The above represents the editor of the Dispatch, who is practicing his speech on the hazard cir cular, and trying to explain to him self how the |. l.. r. was beaten in this county.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-09-05

Is headquarters pure drugs medicines cigars tobacco He buys his quors direct best dstleries free from aduteration When need pure liquors ical purposes send him your orders
Nevada County picayune., 1888-09-05

Plenty rais. too much for the time of year.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

rHH RANDALL rARIyR ELL Was INTRO.

THH RANDALL TARIyY ELL Was INTRO.
pUcsD AND sRYERRKo.
WAsHISaroN, March IL Under the
call Of states . large number Of bills
and resolutions we're introduced and re-
fefred. among them the following: To
provide for the settlement Of the debt
OF the Central Pacific Il ,ilway Company
(,he Huntington biiD; relating 70 the
tariff and internal taxation llandali
bill); providing for Q commissioner TO
Investigate trusts and for the repeal OF
the protective tsrid on oil industries
belonging TO the trust.
Joint resolutions we're passed for in-
vestiRating tie practical utility Of con
siroc,inR reservoirs for the storsge OF
the waters In the arid regions of the
United States.
NJ. Bayne. Of Pennsylvania. rising to
question OF privilege, offered . pre-
ambis aud resolution reoiting that II
vas stated that majority of the COM
mittse on Ways and means not only re-
fused oral hearings to the producers.
manufacturers and vofkinemep, but
has denied to them the right TO have
petitions read and difectiuR the com
mii,ee on rules to make thorough in
Quiry tote the matter.
Mr.. Breckenridge, Of Kentucky. raised
the point Of ORDER against the resolu-
tion that II vas not poivileRed and tie
speaker pro TEN sustained the point.
Ths house then proceeded to consider
District Of Columbia busin SIS and soon
sdjsorned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13
TnE RANDALL TARlFR BILL.
II PROPOSES TOTAL BKDrCTIoN OF
NrNrrY-Fivs MILLION DoLLAHs.

II PROPOSES 4 TOTAL BxprcrIoS OF
srNrrY-Fivs MILLION DOLLARS.
WASHINGTON, March IL The Randall
tariff bl.i has been completed and vas
today introduced into the house. The
bill 10 folly twice as long as the Mills
bill and related TO many subjects.
Among other provisions it repeals the
internal tax on tobacco aud ca fruit
prandies. 1t also repesls the license tax
on wholesale and retail liquor dsalers,
leaving these as recommended by JET
sersou, 80 that ''the state authorities
nigh, adopt them" IL makes sicohos
nsed in the arts free, sud redo,ss tne
tax on whisky to 80 cents pr gallon.
This tariff bill 10 careful and c,mpieie
revision of the whole tarid system. IL
carries to the free list q large nnmber
Of articles nov paying duties. and
which enter into consumption either a.
raw nsterisi or Otherwise. and 10 sbe
production Of which there is no iniuri
COS competition betxeen this and osbef
couptsies. In the revissoo OF the tafid
the aim has nesu inteiiiQently TO Apply
consistent principiss to all branches of
industry; end 10 80 doing our indus.ri-
al system hss been considered as q
rial systems iu the in poFtsnt fact that
labor In this cosnsry resolves q larger
share Of the annual produots OF labor
and capital combined than In any oilfes
| cauntfy. This important advsutsee 20
the labor interests Of the United States
the bill aims to pfessrve throughout,
| while at the same time, in fairness 10
| all interests" es stated 10 the Chicago
platform, 80 feduce and eqaslizs da
ties on imports"
Io accordance With veil kroSn eco
ncmis principles tbe tendency Is alvay,
to general .svel IN profits. wages and
pfises 10 any industrial system. ln
| wo1kip2 o1t tie details VI the bill na-
der these principals the aim teens 10
have been to psre closely, sod aoias,
carefully. the different schedules, Sitn
the object slvsys 10 visv to loser duties
wherever possible, AMI 20 redaoe fese
nnes. being careful, At tbs same time,
10 hart no established industry. Tbs
estimated redactions under this bill ufil
Be-: Ga Internal taxation repesiec.
f71, 900 0Je; estimated redaasioa 90 tar
IA schedules, tZ5 W0eO. Tie rates
vili Tot suit many enaseet IN maszfae-
tares, bot are deemed q fair and proper
fespon- to demand for rroased rates
| In oar tariff iav.
Oae seciseu OF the bill prohibits the
importation Of obscene books, pictures
| images, or % Instruments or drrEs To-
| ieoced for snmcfsl pafposes- A SO
ton prohibits the importation Of Deal
O. tale, OF reaf cattle hides from ooon.
| tres where eon,szion eIts.s. fks i'm
portation Of o2sam containing noss
shan 0 per oeutona Of n0rpains and o!
opiam pfeparsa for smoking 10 psoeie
iss1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

EHceRD OF Tnl porz0s CT p1ra Housrs
OI CON0RElR.

RHce Ro OF Tnn DorH0s CT D1ra HougYs
% coNaREss.
WARRINGTON, March l2.-Mr. Dawes
presented 10 the sesste today the me-
mortal OF the leading wool msnufac
turers and gro vers asking legislation TO
protest the WOOL interests.
petition vas presented against re
dsctiou OF the duty or Lumber and salt.
A bill vas reportea fsvossbly author
1lpR the appointment and retirement
Of Arthur PIessanson az q msjJR OF
cavaby.
Mr.. Evarts introduced q bill which
provides for the settlement Of the deb,
Of the Oentfsl Pacific railroad the
Huntington bill.
The motion to refer the PRESIDENT
mtssaRe vas taken up and Mr.. ColQuitt
address the senate. "fhs message"
be said. had made Q profound i'm
preston at home and abroad and has
received the hearty endorsement Of The
wise and jodic.ous mn everywhere"
he predicted the triumphant re.elsc.
tion OF Mr.. Cleveland.
Mr.. Doiph dressed the senate on
the same subject. He would use the
surplus 40 far as necessary in the I'm
provement Of rivers and hsrbors, In the
construction OF coast defenses and 10
the continued liquidation OF the public
debt. He declared that tue measure
BY the committee on ways and
threatened with dss.ruasiou
every leading industry on the Pacific
soess.
After an executive session the senate
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). T.. TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 1s, 1883.

e peAstica,ly incapable os trsnsae,irs
.uy o. TIE eosips0 Of the Wahash rsil.
W voasevss - thss teupoesrily d
eso large amonnt Of saeA basiDeas
nov done oy tie fescordsrs vsuld b
eAffied . The petisioser acd is receive
the peoass thereof in pars eoupeosasian
Tot the leesss sustained by ts drsiae the
a0e h uhich n vas not ab,s = tsanss ct
i;s ovn bnGnesn.
After the ansVef Of tie WsAash hsS
heen Aaished. shcsine thai R-es;v.
AeN1lts had on Saturday. The IOsh- n
voked his peevsoos iossrncsieos snS or.
oefed the former business relations With
soe cofiinReoo road resumed, Jedge
esfeshsm naked ths representatives OF
toet road What position that iest them
70 ths sest, and Nj. Dexter replisd that
boriinetoo stiil desired the order from
soe c0u which vas originally asked
Tor. Ioey desired this lhss they mian,
feel assared that the Wabash vould not
sRiin refose to reesivs their freight
lbsy asked further that the court issos
TIE order ressraining Chief Arthur and
sns brotherhood from osdsripe or
causing strike on the wabash or ary
other rad IN Consequence Of lhe action
OF these roads In hauling Chicago, Bari
ineton 4 Qoincy freight.
Al the close 81 the Arguments which
ensoed. J udee Gresham practically gave
bis decision when be said he .didu's
think that the Darlington COMPANY ssc
any case.
"ihe Wabash has granted ell you
asked," said he. ''lt has promised TO
receive yoof freight, and nev you ash
The court TO issue IN order punishire
the Brsthefhood Of Locomotive EoRi-
uetrs for an alleged crime which they
deny. and against the wishes Of the
general manager OF tie roaj, Who u an
efhcef Of ,his.ooust."
While the judge thus indicated What
bis decision would probably be. be an
uounced that be would take the matter
under Amusement. The prevaiiipe
OPINION IN the court vas that the judge
would refose TO issus any order touch
ing the action OF Chief Arthur or the
Brotherhood. on the Rfouad that 10 Il
beyond bis jurisdiotion and is properly
regulated By the state laws.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13
rMx sToxM At wA.masGroS.
oSE OF IHE MOST RHMaRKABLR xHovn
IN yHARD.

osK or IHE MOST RrMtRKABiR EHovn
IN sEaRs.
WAsHISrox. March l2.-Tke storm
that visited Washington yesterday vas
ore Of the mnst remarkable kuovn for
years. 10 fact the capital seemed to be
IN the centre of q uiniature cyclone
that brought With IL blindipg suoccs-
sion Of raip, snov, wind and cold. 10
the early bours OF the day the Rotters
fsn high and IN msoy pi ces the sewers
were blocked, thus Il ,oding the ssreeta.
aasil soou. ss'oiook in The
afternoon when 10 turned 70
binding snow which stuck TO svcFy.
thing it tcnched and turned to ice. Az
nisni fell the heavily laden telegraph
wires began 10 come down, and 10 many
places thc streets we're bIockaded BY
tbsm. The poiies wires we're oot of
order and 10 add to the discomfsrts u
tho nieht the eiec;ric lights began 10
fail. By midnight the ely vaa simost
10 6afkLess, save the light given by tie
feeble Gas is,s.
A, tn, sisral Office today 10 vss
learned s1st ste storm vas tte re- uit o.
splitting Of ihe storm sfousht that On
the d.y before yesterday extended
sc.th from Misbieso. On Saturday
night IT diSid q and formed tso storm
een ,rs, one over lake Erie and ono In
Georgia The so0shern esnter then be-
Gan eiinbiss no the coast. ssrikine
waxhiaetoa yesterday mernipe. The
csnter itself d q not seseh here until
aboul 3 o'clock 10 tie afternoon. 1ti-
took until nsssIy midnight 10 pass. Od
Cape Hsrsy tbs wind vas biosfn9 IS
miles sn hour. TIE railroads leading
into WAshInetoo have besn kI Graded
oy spcv, fallen trees. telegraph wires
and cole, % THAI the NOV msnt
1 aims has tee seriooily impt dtd u rt
sss1donss. Al the Western Unloe
"a - Il 10 LEARNED thai 20 %. ct % 70
,tsis wires tie sscrm u one Of tie sorsl
ever knosn hsf-. wssniostos Gas
e,n pisteiy ISOLATED sines 7 S'c.oct sup
l-dsy even az. The nofninz sat even
ias psp rs Of today appesred StR ni
;eIee .pnlc Informs scn. Lbs sIEd q,
4 sti GO 90 hi. b velocity all day sad -
O'Clock tsUssbt 10 Rad nos char Red
TIE shy IL nos clear and u 10 growing
s1ldef.
cAskpsAa PACIFIC EfocKknzo.
wmsuss. narse IA terrible biis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

Ax0rHxA BHAs1 cY TIE A1nEDf ,
UxTr1D srArD MAnaAL MaApu.

AxorHxa pRAm CT TIE AlnHsr o.
UsErsD STATES MAMMAL NsApl.
sAx fnAxcssco. March ls-Word -
seccsvsd here today from the agent %
Weile, FArRo 4 %. q "a Paso. TexasI
thai United states nassAal Meade.
OF Arizona, vhoee arrest by Nexteaa
auteorities ~ Joaos. state of Oete1a-
hus. vAs rsported Saturday. bad bsea
reieased from custody. Il h stated
thst the arms Of Aeads and bic party
werc taken from them and they Wsso
allowed 10 vaik about the town. bot
ros TO leave IL. The audefstaodioa y
that Meade aud pifty vefs not asresssd
oecauss they vefe in parsait OF tAo
ssuns Pass train robbers. bot becauss
they vent into Aexice With horses cad
arms without bring examined By The
Mexican customs authorities. The
charge against them 10 smuaattna. 10
u npdersso ID that 0overues OoRsitlo, e
Coihuahna. bad promised 10 asssss n
every way posssbls any Uuited States
ofacers in porsuit Of fohbefs u tAsy
should psesent the GROCER papssa aso
The governor states that he vill lay soe
Uhole A6Air before the eeoesAl govern
meus Of the City Of Mexico.
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yEsRlsls ssvslarseaA
rSHunAn carMn COMMITTED nj 4 Psuoa
vAnpRu.

eT. Loun. Marcn l2-Repost says
Startling developmenss have ben.
orooRhs 10 light ~ Coal Hill. oos Of the
mining towns where the mtnes are
seiked bv convict labor. ne.r Fort
Smith. Arkansas. A negro cruvics b.
TOE naDs OF williams Vas dseasd 70
death, and further inquiry develsped
the fact that Mosea harvey, Q White
man IS years Of aee, had bsen kicked "
death by fellow convict vho had been
urged on 10 the desperate deed BY War
den 6rsdofd, and 10 vas learned that
be VS. In the habit Of making the psto-
onefs hsht. TIE body Of Assk Elder
vas e1humed ard the bruises and GssA-
20 on the body indicated . vt.isnt
death. II has also been develaped sbaa
. prisoner BY the name Of Hummel zee
tied up TO post 10 the mines last sam.
mes and beaten to death. A. the tn
vestiRatiou continues more horrible de-
tsiis are revsaisd. and the cit,s,ns Of
Coal Hiil ere excited AID thfeatsa 70
hang Grs6ord and teas down tbs prison
barracks.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

rws DAYS BLIZZARD AFFLIcr rnE PEG

two DAYS BLIZZARD AFFLICr the PEo-
Pile OF MICHIGAN.
NfGAUStE Mich. March u The two
days b. tzz ard just ending b - bsen the
worst Of the year for the railroad men
The ChisaRo q Northwe tern train due
here at | o'clock yesterday wa stuck at
Mason. and II l. still there In ths drifts.
with the engine dead. The ou,h-bousd
train Is st Brampton, having been shovel.
ed out two or three times on the Duluth.
south Shore & Atlantic. The Mack nav
division Is clio o to aific. with tbs west
bound expr. 50 and sso~ plow all snowed
in on the eastern h slf OF the dis ision No
east bound trains were started from Mar
rrfIAfNa
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ssrd V raging % TIE rcsth sAese q
Lake suveTicf and tsaipe On The CanA-
dian Pacs0e are eerplesely bloekN6e6.
NJ train has arrived fron Mcosseal
aimee Thufs6ay. The rpsfe b e1ssset
here thai tressle gave vay - NseeA
Bay, throwing . Csnadian Pasino
psssenees train into The chao0. Tho
topogs 10 . yes uucoof1rmed.
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sESsAIlss At VICreaIa.


vIcroaIA, B. O.. March IL. -[Speeiall
Ii 10 correntiy rsporssd Aod Reueraliy
credited By the press that Captain
White. Who commanded The ssesmee
Premier, has absooud q vith e3600 ~
longing to the Canadian PAoiAc Navi.
Cation company. The company sotsust-
ed that amouns in his oArs TO pay The
steamers expenses. HIS family Fsside
here. They do not kaoW where 10 u
GOV.
Au oflcial has confirmed the report
this evening concerning Captain Whites
abso,ndiDe, and said that the amount
appropriated 10 his own uss would sx-
Deed $40 600. Soms say that Captain
White beosme infatuated With q variety
sotscss, which peSbaps caused hts dis-
asace. Nothing 10 known Of hts vhsss.
abOut0.
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Ausry.L or ryr Msxco.-rhs ,.e,m.

ARRIVAL eY Tas MEx:co.-Ths steam
slip Mesiso. o ps.in Hass,netop. a.
rived here At is3o this pospirR. The
esst ~ oars oos tte captain Ssposss
zoe vsAs1es. alter vhich ~ wss thick
and ROACH. she bfoseht large fsesaAt
for Seattle, and fair list Of pee soasee
fer D .ssd posts. BE vtii 20 70 Tssoos
shio sftosuooa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

SUsAnvuLs. GAL. March IA few
days 900 school Teacher Doyle beat
Fred. Dooly for using t1baooo. The
hoy IL now in Q critical o yudisiou, and
the doctors say there IL no hope fos his
recovery.
Hs0iaasissa.
WAsnm01oN, March IL The prssi-
dent today sent to the senste the FOL.
loving nominations: AIssrt l.. New,
~ b register Of the lard ofiics d
Evanston. Wyoming; David l.. Wilcox.
20 be receiver of pstlis moneys at
Walla WallA, Washington sssTit0syS
Michael O. Ssudy, Of Kentucky, 10 b
associate justice Of the supreme eousl
Of Wyoming.
Caisfesnia T1mbev vvauAA
WAsnn07oH. March 12.-Tse ssoeo-
taRy OF the interior bas requested the
attorney general 10 cause suis to BE-
The patents issued on timber culture
entries Ia the Humboldt, Oalifornta.
land distsict. ID 10 alleged that entries
TO these lands we're psoeored through
fraud for the purpose Of obsainisa the
valuable redwood timber thereon and
that the fraud Gas peFpstfated By The
same parties vho were instrumental In
obtaining patents IN 15i entries 10 the
same section in 1879. These latter easss
have since been knoUn a. the California
redwood timber land fsaods.
Csusse weather.
SAu FRAxcgsco, Mar. II -Indioatious
for "a bouss beginning at Z am. on
March - b. for Oregon and Wsshipsiou
Territory: fsins. iisht TO fresh soesh.
erly Winds in the interior. bsisk 10 h.gh
on The coast. slightly cooler.
Vsssss, ahse.
No. n, NJ. ,o-w p.
,.,s,,, .hos Ohs,,s. n H,.as,.. ..,ss
w.nh.ss. ,nsn. ts.s c,oa, ~ ...s."
80. -. s..n ....,,.a rss 49, :.
=, .,o..r,s - R.sr
sesseTs "ssnes'
SAs fnANcIsco, March i3.-Oolleetos
hsser reserved insssncs'o,s from the
treasury department. today to warn par
ties ntins oet pfivsts seaisoR vsssels
NOS TO kili Tar oehrtnR snimsis 10 beh-
ring sea within soe hmfs pfohtbitsd oy
lav.
Rse % ssessSse.
vicTosIA. Is. q, March I2-fSpeciaIl
--Ames. Holden d " mpapy's Vase
soom, we're totally destroyed by Are
isss night. All Of the stock. composed
Of boots and sboes, vss consumed. The
ioss is $50 0oO. and the tnsurspce vas
$4,000. The esuse Of the Ore n sup-
posed 10 be spontsneoes oombustion.
Essblsss Aess q BE- Re,sveeA.
w..v,.oro. N.,.h Is-rs. .-..s.
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s..,,n.ssd ~ s,o. p,.ss a. 80. e.-.s
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NApA, Gal. March l2.-Wm. Ryan
fatally shot Charles b. Brsdskav q the
Manhattan mine last n'gh'. No psrsie.
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10 pursuit. Of Ryan.
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6Au FRANcgsco, Mar. II -Indicaticus
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on The caast. ai,Qbtlv cooler