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SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD-UNION.
DULY IMOV SERIES— VOL. I .IV- No. MS*.
DAILY CFXOUD -EKZE-— YAL. XXII -No. 48SC.'
THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
■Ictcrcd jj* tiie tau Office a Sacram-ula m sccc.id d-ws niaf-ct
Pt_LlaUEO Bi ..:.. :
■Jaorainento Pnolishing Company.
.-**&■ R. ____, General Manager.
C j- t-ou WOlrt. Third at., bet. J and K.
.;*-.. TUT- Di!H SECORD-OilOX
in imnl — wd etavdxjol -he week. Sundays ezcaptedV
tot 0eej9Ae..........,Z..'....,...... ...... .'.....5'? 00
'. Tot «lx moate. i CO
For three .hctUm 3 00
.' la* cop.si one j-ea*, toacead— en SO 09
SnUcrJlxTß »rT_ -.j Carriers at Twkm-.
Omnm pox veek. Id &ii interior title* and tewi m t<-—
super can be hud of tte priucii.il Periodical IK»Jer». !
•Tewjtaeii and Aa.aU.
"--i-fiiing Eaten la Dally B«-cor«l-rn«nn. I
o=eß-}aa»*, 1 time.. .11l 00 I
Ba*8 a* -)',a»re, 2 tirtf*. 175
ac B<raara, i time*. 3 50
£*eh addi±tou*l time. SO
ITwL 2 Weeks. 1 Month
Plait -low*, lit .»»e.. .. . .{I 50 - %'- '» $5 X
Hi 1 * Stjs*™, irMte 360 600 800
till j-jr.nre Mpi,--, 300 ISO 600
Hilt S-iuare. ttfl pine 1 M 3 00' 4 00
One Square, In pais. 3 50 8 00 ' TOO
One fidiure, 2d pace SOU 7 00 10 00
One Square, 3d page 4 00 ■ ■■' " 6 00 8 'JO
One Square, Kb page 3 00 « 00 8 00
Stat Notice*, to follow reading matter, t»eatj-fi-?e
•entA a line for each insertion.
AdTeniaementa of Sitnatkwa Wanted, Bonnes to Tj«t,
■ocetr Meeting*, etc., of ftvk innot 0r..--, -will be
rt«l in the Daily Ejcoobd-Umiom aa follows :
Onetime.. ;...25cent«
three timet ;...50c«ite
One week .....Iscfc!.«
*■■' -a word* to tituts a line.
TsTE WE-KI.T DiIOT
.'-. : (Published in eeml-weeklr portal
II toned on Wednesday and Saturday of each veeY,
xxspililiig Eight Pages in each issue, or Sixteen Pi ,tj
each we- Mod Is the cheapest and moet desirable
Home, News and Literary Journal published on the
?__e-m* * -
mo, One Tsar ..........ti 50 !
•ecsil-vrec-ljr rn'vn -.dTerUilnx Bate*. I
Half Squan, ltlae.. J! 00
Each additional Urn* 50
One Square, 1 time 1 00 I
Bach additional tims I 00 i
WAHTfSD, LOST AND FOUND.
Aui-rrtUsineat-. of ;-.. lines Is this department are
uSfsrwi f.-r — *> !*..i;-e for one time; three timea for SO
*»— -. .-.- 7fi centa r.rr t-k. ■-■ -
WANTED -A FIRST-CLASS TINSMITH. ON
assortment work. Write, stating wages
desired, «- WIOHTMAN & HAMPTON, Marys
ville. .: ■■ . o2ft-3t
JO-T--AT THF CATHOLIC FESTIVAL, A
j GO' BRACELET (Chased). Tbe Order will
please leave at this otli c, and be rewarded, n2lt 3t*
■*VyOTICE-MR«. LOUISA PAINTE, PLEASE
XI come home immediately. C. D.
n2S-lw* ■
JM-B If.- BOOK, WII H BILLS OF NO
A u*rjj> iJ.vh.jiiv but the owner. Please return
p.. .;. s. WHEELtR, Second street, between
X and L. u23-tf
WANTED-A WOMAN WISHES A Sll IA
tion in the oountry or .a country town, as
dressmaker or to do general housework. Apply to
R. J., this office. - n2O-lw*
FURNITURE WANTED.— I WILL PAY ONE-
third more for Household Furniture, St.-.,-?,
Carpets, etc., than any other cash buyer. S. POSKA,
No 717 J street, between Seventh and- Eighth, S.to.
rsmento. nl-lplm
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
nrAXTTBD— ALL KINDS HELP, MALE ABO
7 v Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish-
ing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help,
Free of Cnarge to employers. HOUSTON & CO,,
one door south of Fourth and IV streets, Sacra-
mento city ■■ nl3-lptf .
TO LET OB FOB SALE.
Advertiaemeate of five line.-, in this department are
inserted, for 25 centa for one time ; three times for 50
oaptg or 75 cents perweek. - - - _^_
FOB SALE— AT A BAROAIN, A COMPLETE
1 SET OF. TOOLS, f->r the manufacture of Gas
Meters. 1 have made the L r^e Meter in the State
Capitol with the rims Tools. .-All kinds nf Light
Maubinery done. Country orders promptly attended
to. GLORGE SWEENEY, Fourteenth street, be-
tween i an.l K. ■ - . n2O-lw*
-V*"ATH.VN*'S ,Rt7ILDINO,' CORNER SEVENTH
Xl and I streets— Pleasant furnished rooms, with
or without board. n2B-ti
MOUNTAIN FARMS FOR SALE— NOW IS
your chance and time to buy a cosy little
orange and fruit farm near Newcastle, or. a !£i.o-l
rinevard on the *. V. R. R. For a bargain caU on
or address CARL STROBS.L, Commission .'■>.'.•-'.;,
321 J street, Sacramento. n25 salts*
1-^OR SALE— SUGAR BEETS AT (SCO PER
* ton, delivered in this city. GEORGE A • .- DEN,
Thirteenth ami \V streets. n24-lw*
I "lOR SALE-THIRTY SHARES OF THE CAPI-
< tal Stock of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company. Bids for the same will be reoeived up to
December let by NEUBOURG A LAGE;, Postoffiee
Box .7. Sacramento, Ca!. i^i; Iw
17 OB SALE— A BLACKSMITH'S _^ns*-__a
1 SHOP of three fires, in a flour- >ttni
ishing country town, Inquire at this _^— 4ftfw^^
office. n2O-2W f^7",' J .Ts£i
ITIOBRISHED BOOHS, IN SUITES OR SINGLE,
" by tbe day, week or month, at No. 1001 Second
street, over D. O. Mills' B»nk.
nIS-2w 'MRS. S. CHAMBRRLMN.
FOR SALE— AT A B \RGAIN, TWO V "AB. E
1 PATENTS. Two Thousand Dollars can be
realized from them each year on this coast alone.
Little money required. Address "PATENTEE,"
RiicoitD-CKio.v Off.. Sacramentu. nl7-lai
I-i..'R SALK-A FIRST-CLASS RE- (SSJSa
' staurant ; old established and well f^ip^S
known paying business, with lodgings "TH t>m
attached ■ Furnishe lin Si-nt-cla-s style. 'iii.'
Can be bought at bargain. Address MRS. M. PA-
ViDoON, Woodlaad. (il. nl2-4W
FOX SALE.— THB HANDSOME ANl.'j«*\
" Commodious RESIDENCE. (new) of P. |*|"|
S. LAWtON, together with its SplendidilUt.
Fun.it— re. Sir::-- ;i O-' eet, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth, No. 1511. Will be s;l lat cost price.
Inquire on premises ; or at shop, No. 415 X street.
n2-tf ■ ■ -. - ..,..
*« « ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT
jjf.l low rate of interest, by P. 801 l oSO-lptf
I^OE SALE— MOUNTAIN FARM, SMj__-
' Aerea, thirty miles from Sacrameuto, in W*
El Dorado county. l A good Dwelling, two— *—
Lane Herns, Blacksmith Shop and Out-build
Orchard and Vineyard ; 150 acres tillable and 210
wood land and pasture. Never-failing springs of
pure water. All under good fenoe. Price low.
Apply to A. LEONARD, No. 1012 Fourth greet.
029-lplm* -. -' -
TO RENT.
TSI'IAT FIVE TWO-STORY AND BA3E-/*^
• _ ment Biick Residence, on tbe southeast ____[
coraer of Eighth and I streets, containing 10 >-•:._,
r».ms. lliis house was built by the late Rev. Fred.
Charlton lot bis own use, with special reference to
health and comf ort, and is .-.-.. grins thorough
renovation a ,d repairs, aud will be ready for cc-
cupanev DECEMHER Ist. Kent, SOS-
niS-lw .- A. LEONARD, No 101*2 Fourth stri-ntY
FOR RENT.
A RA>TCn ON THE COSUMNES F.IVER, ____
J L IS miles from Saciameuto. con!iiuingv?w
4C>O acres ; will be let as a whole or divided to— «—
suit ; good house and barns. Apply to A. J. VER-
MILYA, 410 J strett. ...-.- niO-tt
R A NCH F0 R S A LE,
' ' a}i'; AT A BARGAIN.
THE WELI-KNOWN SAU L S R RY_»
RANCH, on line of S. V. R. R.. oautatn-W^
lug 350 acra. A failure . »f crop hos never **■■
been kuown upon the p, : »cc. Tne soil is deep, and
of saiidy loam charaet^rr ; produces from 25 to 35
bushels of whent, and 80 to 45 bushels of bsrley to
(be acre. T. ».j- r*.'i ■)•* *.a»l*.raelorv. Apply to
S-»VEETSEK A iis-i-.
Real Estate and Insurance iceats. No. 7i. Fourth
: st., between J and — , Sacramento. r. VI lmlp
L. A. SKRTItiiKO's rATV^T. • £) HI
SS2 OO 250 AND S3 co *
BUYS THE FIKEST SPECTACLES IN "XtSKHCE.
Adju-lln-* Spectarles to sail all toe vari-
ous coadillons of the sight oar specially.
tT "Hie only opticians on this eoaat who make
jpectacle lenses to or .Jit. > large asscrtment of the
finest ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES oov.gtaatly or
hand. 77.7 V— — — — —
BERTELIMG 'I & I WATRY/ 1;
V Scientific Opflrians,
No. 427 Kearny streot, between Pine and California,
'.-■: near California, San Francisco. •
til trio* for MFleclinc spectacle* Tree, femi-
;,> try iter a promptly attended to. .
BEWARE OF FRAUDS! ! ! who ten
you tbey make s-ie-.-tio!.* lenses, as -we arc the only
optuiaas on this ovaet who do, * . 05-lptt
HALE & f op^cß|__MbSTsTOsl*|
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g3f_RY GOODS!
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HALES Farewell Letter!
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|lggjp*Mons ter Sale
— OF
Preparatory to Removal ! !
OUR RESOLVE.
The Senior Partner of our House, MR. O. A. HALE, has gone Et3t to see to
yonr interests. The means at his command are almost illimitable, or at any rate com-
mensurate with your requirements. The whole purpose of his journey is to fully
satisfy all skeptics . with regard to the plenitude of our resources, and their adaptation
to the want's of the people. The IMPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS in his FARE-
WELL LETTER" are as follows : Sell the goods ; carry out the same principles
with which we started — do as you have always done since our advent on the coast.
We want THE ENDURING CONFIDENCE of the people, and let all your exertions
tend to that end. Let all other institutions severely alone, and on your own merits
prove that the CRITERION IS THE HOUSE FOR THE PEOPLE, bearing in mind
that all you promise is, "A SAVOR OF LIFE UNTO LIFE, OR DEATH UNTO
DEATH I" Siy nothing that yoa cannot carry out in its entirety ; don't be as fcolish
as those who advertise to supply goods to a whole State, when, in fact, they cannot
supply even a second-class Restaurant. Have nothing to do with, or lend yourselves to
such a mislead, for as sure as you 'do the INTELLIGENCE OF THE PEOPLE will
rebel, and you will find the CRITERION a waste place, or remembered like other
House?, only as a fraud. I would suggest that our employes be gentlemen ; that their
chief endeavor shall be to make your patrons feel perfectly at home in their visits, and
let them understand that they subserve the interests of the House best by sending their
visitors away pleased. Don't, for goodness sake, allow cramming ; don't force an article'
down their throat— LET OUR GOODS TELL THEIR OWN TALE. A sign, bearing
the inscription : *" FREE TO COME AND GO," on the front of your new house would
indicate the full purport of what I mean. Let our House be a GREAT PUBLIC
HIGHWAY, where the wayfarer cannot err. In conclusion, let me advise you to
inaugurate a BIG SALE— understand me, a VERITABLE CLEARING OUT, accord-
ing to my verbal instructions. SHAKE THE VERY CITADEL ; let there be a BIG
DISCOUNT for, with the CASH at my disposal, and the advantage of personal buy_
ing, cheap as your present stock may be, I hope to ' Sl! in at a far lower figure. There-
fore, "SELL 'EM SHORT!"
I shall not purchase for the first few days, but shall make it my endeavor to
get at tho pulse of the market. . . Will write on arrival.' : V -
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Your afftctiocate brother,
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la accordance with tha above instructions, m shall throw the
whole of our Stock upon the ' market;, and dispose^ of it hy a MONST-U
SALE, opening on the 27th HO7EIBBB, on the premises known as the
" CRITSEION," No. 812 X street, between Eighth and Ninth. See
ns at once, (Signed,)
i Criterion," Sacramento, ?>
. During the sale the - " CRITERION" will open at 9A. M,
and close at 6 P. M. sharp.
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SACRAMENTO, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27, 1880.
MECHANICS' STORE.
As !.. Previously Announced,
WE SHALL ON
3 NEXT TUESDAY MORNING;:
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Ever Offered to the Sacramento Public.
Those who have profited by oar former announcements
will know the importance of coming early.
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ADVISE ALL WHO HAVE SPARE CASK,
And desire to invest it profitably and. wisely, not to part
with it until they see the
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Bill __S__!_»!_E_»'^K*-___.j_3l_r2_»
THAT we shall liv DEFOUE OEK VISSTOBt- OS
NEXT TUESDAY!
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.0 facilitate the rash and to accommodate the pnhlio, an EXTEA
FOEGE of Pacto, : Cashiers, Cash Boys and. Salesmen will he in;
attendance. There will also he two' Extra - Wagon - Deliveries.-V ;;
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Dnring the month f of k DecemD9r, to accommodate the pnr:hasers
of y HOLIDAY GOODS, Stores - will remain open . until 8/ P. __,
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COAST DISPATCHES.
(SPECIAL TO THE RECORD -C ION.I |
PASSEI-TGIES PASSIBG j OAELIH. i
A Man Seriously Burned by the Explosion '
of a Student Lamp, v
)
REPORTED GOLD DISCOVERIES IN ALASKA/
Execution of a Seventeen-Year-Sld Boy ln
Arizona for Murder.
CAHFOHMA.
Snisll.Pox nt hi Francisco.
: San Francisco, November 26;h.— Eight
cases of small-pox : have been verified to-day
out of twelve reported. There are two cases
now at the Pest-house likely to prove fatal.
There is plenty -of ' vaccine virus now on
hand, but the first tears being over applica
tions fur vaccination are not numerous.
Yrr !!rt of Acquittal.
Ai'BCRN, November 26th. — The case • f
W. K. Fenian, charged wit . murder in kill
ing Daniel Haley m...r Sheridan on the 22d
of May las";,'.; was concluded to-night at, 0
o'clock] after a three days' trial, and resulted
in the acquittal of the defendant. The l'.-ty
murder case comes on to-morrow.
Kobbery Frustrated— Bailroad Accident
ia Impostor rent to the t'liniu-Viiiig. •
Los : Angeles,* November 26th. — At 12:30
last ni^ht an attempt was made to rob the
1 cud station at San Fernando. . Sheriff
Rowland, who had been apprised cf the in
tent, was concealed in the building, and
when the robbers entered and commanded
Mr. Griswold, the station agent, to throw np
his hands, the Sheriff stepped from his hiding
place and repeated the command. The latter
turned, and in doing so reached down as if to
draw a second weapon, when the Sheriff
fired. The robber reeled as if hit, and fell
into another room. The Sheriff then went
around to the outer door, and when he en
tered he found that the robber had picked
himself up and escaped to his horse, which
nad been fastened outside, and got off. This
morning the Sheriff telegraphed to < tficers in
this city, and about noon Deputy Ling met
the man on the street and arrested him. His
name is Nelson Dupuy, who has worked on
ranches in t-an Fernando valley, and is be
lieved to be an accomplice of McKinney,
who killed Wm. Cooper at that place some
weeks ago. 1 ; . V---Y
The train from San Francisco was five
hours behind time to-day, caused by an acci
dent to the north-bound passenger train that
left here Thanksgiving Day. which ran into a
land-slide eight miles s.iuth of Caliente and
ditched the engine, baggage, mail and sleep
ing cars. Had the slide occurred a trifling
distance beyond, the cars would have been
pitched o'er a steep precipice of some
hundred feet. Nobody was hurt, and the
track was cleared at noon to-day and trains
proceed to tlieir destinations'
The Chief of Police this afternoon^ arrested
Wm. McKenna, who represented himself as
a member of the Christhn Brothers of Oak
land, and ha- been collecting money from our
citizens for the Sun Rafael Orphaa Asylum.
In answer *. 1 i telegram the Superior of the
Brothers at Oakland repudiates the fellow.
who has been j sent to the chain-gang for
thirty days.
',; Residence Uurncd.
Tehama, November 26th.— At 4P m. yes
terday the residence of F. P. Kelly, propri
etor of the Tehama Tocsin, wf.s entirely con
sumed by fire, which originated . from a de
fective flue." The contents were saved. The
building was owned by J. W. Clark. Loss,
about §1,500 ; no insurance.
Bei-tams Coal all Accident.
San Jose, November 26th.— This morning
about '_' o'clock W. O. Ackeriey, a carpenter,
who has worked for the Santa Clara Valley
Mill and Lumber Company, was very seri
ously, if not fatally, burned at his room. He
pays he was sitting up reading by the light
of a student lamp, and that it exploded ; but
it is thought that he was nodding and tipped
tie lamp, and that th« oil fell on his clothing.
He is burned from the chin to the hip on the
side, both back and front, the left arm
beiig baked. The fire in the room was ex
tinguished by,' Mrs. W.J. Kerrigan, of San
Francisco, who j was here on a visit to her
mother, with whom Ackerley bad the room,
at great risk to herself. Ackerley, by the
advise of the attending ; physician, made his
will to-day. He came here from New Bruns
wick in 1817, where his mother still resides.
Hlllßll-pil.V ■*<•««*.
Calistoga, November 20th. — A report was
circulated this morning that a case of small
pox existed in a Chinese wash-house, in this
place, and for a ticne caused some consterna
tion. Deputy Sheriff Boyce made a thorough
search of the premises, but did not discover
any kind of sickness therein. It appears
that a Chinaman suffering from the disease
arrived in town some days ago and went to
the wash-house, but the owner refused to
have him about, and he left the same day.
Moody and Sankcy Wasted nt Stockton.
Stockton, November 2611 i. — At a meeting
of ministers held here this evening, Rev. M. j
L. Scofield ' acting as Chairman, and L. W. |
Elliott as Secretary, Messrs. Scofield,- Stock
well and Coyle were appointed .1 committee
to communicate with Messrs. Moody and
Sankey, and see if arrangements could be
made for the evangelists to visit Stockton.
The expression of opinion was unanimously
in favor of such an arrangement.
•«,-• „-';. ■-". ■ y « — -
NETABA.
— . . .
rassenser* I'agsiii!*: Carlin.
Carlin, November 'itiZh. — The following
passengers passed (.'arlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento to-morrow : J. W. Smith, Wash
ington Territory ; Captain W. B. Cobb, San
Francisco; Charles E. Silton and wife, Port
land, Or.; Charles Rowan, Loa Angeles; A.
Warren, New Jersey ; M. 6. Dow and fam
ily, San E'nuuMOOj Perry E.Jourdan, Henry
J. Jourdan, England; P. L. Patman, Chi
cago ; G. Cv Smith, Washington ; Mi-? A.
Biiastnan,' Miss (.I. Bliss-nan, Mien M. Bliss
man, Davenport, la".; Mrs. J. Lee, Iowa;
Miss Alice \E. Walling, ■ Stockton ; Caleb
Holyoke. Jr., Caleb Holyoke, Bangor, Me.;
D. 0. Finch and v wife, Oakland; 3. F.
Phelps, ■ Vermont ; Mrs. George P. Blair,
Washington ; M. H. Eastman and wife, Oak
land ; . 1). A. Hall and Rile, Mrs. I',. _£,
Bartlett, Rhode Island ; William M. Fliess,
W. P. Jenny, S. Si LftVaon and family. .New
York; Cautain T. Watts and wife, Michi
gan ; M. Greenwood and family, San Fran
cisco ; 76 emigrant passengers, including 33
males, to' arrive in .Sacramento November
28tb. ' ':"•■■■ w ■ 'y.-- ;■: - •.-. -..:
CnndiSiuii Improved.
' Carson, November 26th.— Meder, the man
accidentally shot by Crawford, is much im
proved. ______
"lent %
'- Elko, November 26ih. — W. A. Harvey, a
prominent Odd : Fellow of i Elko, died very
suddenly about . half-past 12 to-day. The
funeral will take place on Sunday under the
auspices of Elko Lodge, No. IS, 1. U. O. F.
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Mining on Ihe Comstock. ---_--* '
.Virginia," November 26th.— A" diamond
drill has been run down 200 feet in the Union
shaft. The rock is hard, but there is no wa
ter to prevent the sinking of the shaft to the
2700-foot level. I The drill !is now in the bot
tom of winze No. 1," on the 2000-foot level.
Alta is running a drill further , north j from
crosscut No. 1. V . -_•■■•
ARIZONA. y-'O |
Hansel for .Harder— txrcntlon of « )' > .
. Phesix,'; November — Demetrio Do
minquez was executed here to-day at 1 o'clock
for the murder |of - Mr. Thoma*,' two miles
above Gillette, last November. - It will be re
membered that Sir. Thomas was cornice r< m
Prescott in the stage which was attack".- st
the point named by three Mexicans, and be
was shot and stabbed, from the wounds of
which he died. The Mexicans escaped and !
went to Sonor». and Dominquez. returning?,
was captured. :He was tried and sentenced
to be banged, and : has just paid the penalty !
DAILY BErOFD-rXI«»Jf SERIES,
VOLUME XII-.M !*■___ 84.
He was conducted to the gallows in a car
! riage and a guard of twenty men, provided
| ia anticipation of a rescue being attempted,
i it being so reported,' though no attempt
j was made. * After the reading of j the ' death
■■ warrant ho was asked if he had anything to
i say, but. spoke only a few words, after which
i he was (tripped, the black cap put over | bis
head, the rope adjusted and the trap sprung.
His grave was dug within fifty feet of the
gallows. After hanging the time quired by
law the body was cut down and buried. *j He
is said to have been but 17 years old. and en
tirely without friends or relatives. He wrote
a confession, which is translated . and pub
lished to day. in which he confesses Ids guilt.
Thii is the first legal banging in the county,
although tour men are known to have been
lynched, while eleven rouijh characters have
disappeared and are supposed to have been
hanged.
Stolen Stork Recovered.
Tucsox, November 20 th. — X Star special
from .Shakespeare ' says : During the past
month a number of horses and' mules have
been stolen frem various sections of Grant
county, the latest being some 30 head. Last
week a 'number of .men from San Simeon
ranch pursued the thieve', followed their trail
to Downer's ranch, nnd after a hard fight
yesterday one of the horses was injured and
the ringleader of the thieves, named King,'
seriously wounded, also another, named Kill
Smith.. Twenty-two head of block ..ere re
oip'.ured.
:>* OUKUUN.
Friztillnl Death.
Portland, November 20th.— 4 o'clock
this .Vternoon Charles Olsen, a Norwegian, •
aged '7 years, was caught in the hi king of
Weidler's sawmill, and whirled round the
shaft. His ' body was literally severed in
twain at the waist, the head acd trunk beirg
thrown through a door into an joining
apartment. Death cf course was ' instanta
neous, hut the contortions ar.d Switchings of
the body were horrible beyond description.
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Important Discoveries of Cold I'larer
Mcfd-cs
Victoria. November 26th.— The steamship
California, from Sitka, arrived this morning.
Important discoveries of gold placer diggings
are reported in the Taken river country by
prospectors who have just returned to the
coast. ''
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.
Lot-jumping pievails in Custer, Idaho.
Santa Rosa street-cars are running again.
Buffalo are plenty about Miles City, Mon
tana. YY/jJ.;--
The Utah Eastern road is finished to
Kimball's.
Tuscarora, Nev., is threatened with a
water famine. ,J "V
A Chinaman in Eureka, Nev., has opened
a two-bit restaurant.
The Corralitos Flour Mill is to be
changed into a paper mill.
There are now twenty " life " convicts
in the Nevada State Prison.
Seventy thousand pounds of trout were)
caught in Pyramid Lake last month.
Antelope in considerable numbers are
seen near the Washington Colony, Fresno.
Fourteen pairs of twins have \ been born
in Humboldt county during the current
year. J.-*V
The New Mexican papers- believe that
Victorio is yet alive and w ill soon be heard
from. .•
Emigrants are arriving at Camas Prairie,
Idaho, and find a, foot of snow to welcome
them.
Wood is worth §20 per cord in Candela
ria, Nev. — at least that is what is asked
for it. 7 KY7 YY^Y.^V;. YvY
Most of the Shoshones will winter at the
reservation in Duck valley, Nevada, a
number of substantial dwellings having
recently been built by them at that place.
A Downieville mail-carrier says that last
week Tuesday the timber was falling like
grain before the reaper, and that it was all
he could do to keep his seat on the horse.
Two wild turkeys were shot by E. Eld
ridge, a hunter, on the Little Missouri
last week. They are the first turkeys
ever seen or killed in Custer county, Mon
tana.
lln the Mussel Slough district several
mornings last week the mercury has stood
at 16, 17 and 18 degrees F. Pumps have
frozen up, and ice has been from one-quar
ter to three-quarters of an inch thick.
The bulk of the Picgans and Blood In
dians will winter in Meagher county, Mon
tana. The reason of this is probably be
cause there are such vast herds of buffalo
iv the region of the Big Bend of the Mus
selshell. ■
Among the freight shipped from Wheat
laud last week were 29,500 pounds of cop
pei cement from the St.encevill mine. A
large force of men are at work stripping
the surface of the mine and exposing the
copper vein.
The Sutro Independent says : -The Car
son and Colorado Kallroad is within two
miles of Dayton. It will probably reach
that town during the prestnt week, there
being some twenty.five or thirty men em
ployed laying the track.
Fire recently broke out in the church at .
Newcastle, W. Tv, during service. The
alarm whs given, the preacher and congre
gation rushed out, and the former mounted
the roof and put the tire out, after which
Le proceeded with his sermon.
The rush from Bodie and other camps to
Arizona, says the Candelaria True Fissure,
continues unabated. The men who played .
seven-up all summer are going south in
order to utilize their only | available rai
ment, namely,' the linen duster.
It is said that a ground V fire has been
burning on Brannanand Andrus Islands
for a week past. On tin* latter island it
has burned over 600 or 700 acres, and on
Brannan Island, where it started, 1 : much
more. It, burns down in the sod to a
depth of a foot and a half in some places.' :
' The Alameda Argus has entered npon
the fourth year of its publication, v It has
always been an excellent local journal and
one of our most valued exchanges. It is
to be hoped by others than the proprietor
that its past success will be continued in
the future, until it becomes a daily and -is
read each morning by 20, C00 subscribers. ;
Following is the statement of the j finan
cial condition of Tulare county, 1 November
Ist : Funded debt, $106,000 ; floating debt,
$39,991 ; value of property owned by the
county, $84,600; cash in the Treasury,
$22,089 00 ; value of real estate, S3 813.
--15 5; value of personal property, $2,598,
--223 ; rate of taxation, $2 30 ; amount of
taxes, $147,461 47. .'Of the above valua
tion on personal property that of 'the rail
road is 169,499.
-. High Neck -Dressing. — The fashion of
dressing the neck very high seems to have
recovered from the slight set back which
was probably caused by the long and ex
tremely warm summer, and will doubtless
receive an additional petti* from the ad
vent |of Mile. I Sarah ? Bernhardt,- one of
whose peculiarities it is. ■'• Triple . ruches of .
black lace have made their appearance, and
very, long scarfs of white tulle, white gauze,
or white I fleecy wool; which are twisted
; around ':" and I around the throat,' and j the '
ends fastened with a silver.. 1 pin represent-
I ing a lizard, or some sort of reptile* J Long
j black lace scarfs V aie - used : for the' street, 1
' and begin to divide the honors' with the
! three-cornered silk 1 handkerchiefs ..which ;
i only succeeded them . a year ago,'; but are ;
beginning to disappear inside the ; neck of :
j dresses instead of disporting i themselves,*
■ washerwoman fashion on the outside.' '
; Y Blackmail.— A full-blooded negro man,

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